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Former U.S. Olympic skier Heuga, who won bronze at 1964 games, dies at 66
Former U.S. Olympic skier Jimmie Heuga, who won a bronze medal at the 1964 games and was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis six years later, died Monday. He was 66.
Canadian figure skater Patrick Chan all smiles upon arrival in Vancouver
Miandad says West Indies all star tour fell through after Butt 'forgot'
Pakistan cricket great Javed Miandad says an opportunity for the nation to host its first cricket series since last year's terror attack on a touring Sri Lankan side fell through because the head of the cricket board forgot about it.
Norwegian ski jumper Romoren breaks finger in fit of anger
Norwegian ski jumper Bjorn Einar Romoren will compete at the Vancouver Olympics with a broken little finger after slamming his left hand into a wall in frustration over a disappointing jump.
Akmal dropped, Malik retained as Pakistan T20 captain to face England
Beleaguered wicketkeeper Kamran Akmal was dropped from the Pakistan squad Monday for two Twenty20 internationals against England in Dubai later this month.
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India following on against South Africa
Dale Steyn led South Africa's attack with eight wickets to dominate the third day of the first test, ripping through Indian batting to force the follow on at Vidarbha Cricket Association Stadium.
Canada's ski jump team bemoans lack of funding leading up to 2010 Games
For many Canadian athletes, a poor performance at the Vancouver Olympics means only extreme disappointment and four long years to mull it over.
Canada's Tougas take bronze at Nor Am cup freestyle ski competition
Genevieve Tougas of Saint-Hubert, Que., was a surprised third-place finisher in Sunday's eight-nation Nor Am freestyle ski competition.
Ski Jump World Cup Results
Results Saturday from a world cup ski jump event:
Germany wins ski jump World Cup team event after beating Norway on final jump
Germany won its first ski jump World Cup team event since 2005 on Sunday after overtaking Norway on the final jump.
South Africa puts match ahead of records, score 558 versus India in 1st Test
South Africa put match strategy ahead of chasing records as it declared its first innings at 558-6 on day two of the second Test against India on Sunday.
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Matt Leduc earns first-career victory on GMC Cup alpine skiing circuit
Matt Leduc won the men's slalom in GMC Cup alpine skiing Saturday to earn his first-career medal on the circuit.
Canadians men and women takes bronze at Nor-Am Cup freestyle ski circuit
Teenagers Mikael Kingsbury of Deux Montagnes, Que., and Justine Dufour-Lapointe of Montreal both rallied from crashes in their semifinals to capture bronze for Canada on the Nor Am freestyle ski circuit Saturday.
Canada's Renner wins bronze medal in x-country ski World Cup event in hometown
Canada's Sara Renner turned hometown advantage into a bronze medal in World Cup cross country skiing on Saturday, thanks in part to a helpful reminder from one of her neighbours.
Double penalty for cross country ski dopers: international ski official
If you take blood-boosting drugs, you should spend at least five years out the international cross country skiing competition, says the director of racing for the International Ski Federation.
Austria's Schlierenzauer takes 8th WCup ski jump win of the season
Austria's Gregor Schlierenzauer captured his eighth World Cup ski jumping victory of the season on Saturday, winning the final individual event before the Vancouver Olympics.
India's West Zone sets 1st-class cricket record with highest successful run chase
India's West Zone has set a new record of the highest successful run-chase in first-class cricket after scoring 541-7 in the final of the domestic Duleep Trophy interzonal tournament in Hyderabad.
Kallis moves to No. 3 spot among test century-makers as South Africa dominates India on day 1
Jacques Kallis and Hashim Amla posted centuries and combined for an unbroken 285-run stand to guide South Africa to a powerful 291-2 on the first day of the opening test against India.
Canada takes gold, bronze in mens moguls at Nor-Am Cup freestyle ski circuit
Mikael Kingsbury of Deux Montagnes, Que., continued his domination of men's moguls winning gold on the Nor-Am freestyle ski circuit Friday.
Babikov earns his bulldog nickname during cross country skiing event in Canmore
Ivan Babikov lived up to his nickname as the "bulldog" of the Canadian men's cross-country ski team on Friday, as he pushed up painful hills for a 10th place finish against a world class field at the Alberta World Cup.
American Lindsey Vonn hopes to boost skiing's profile at Olympics
Lindsey Vonn recalls being mobbed by fans when alpine skiing's World Cup made its debut stop at Bansko, Bulgaria, a year ago.
Canadian cross-country skiers look for confidence boost at Alberta World Cup
Canada's Olympic cross-country skiers are looking for a confidence boost over the next two days, as they compete in a hometown World Cup that's seen as a tune-up to the big show coming in Whistler.
World Cup leader Ammann of Switzerland wins fifth ski jumping event of season
Ski jumping World Cup leader Simon Ammann of Switzerland has won his fifth event of the season.
Spinners trouble South Africa after Amla and Kallis post half-centuries
order batsmen Hashim Amla and Jacques Kallis scored half-centuries Wednesday as South Africa's two-day warmup game against the Indian Cricket Board President's XI ended in a draw in the central city of Nagpur.
Gibson says West Indies must forget past glories, start nurturing young players
New head coach Ottis Gibson has urged the West Indies to forget about past glories, while prioritizing nurturing emerging talent.
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