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The opening match of the Women's Baseball World Cup at Rivets Stadium saw Canada dominate Hong Kong 13-0, kicking off a three‑day schedule that highlights Rockford’s deep baseball roots.
Mckenna Van Gelder is spending the summer coaching at Maple Leafs Hockey School before launching her professional career in the PWHL San Jose team, sharing insights on her development, upcoming physical challenges, and the culture she hopes to bring to the league.
The 2026 World Cup will be staged across three nations, a first in tournament history that underscores soccer’s expanding global footprint. Behind the spectacle lies a hidden world of cognition, where the brain’s ability to wander, anticipate and synthesize information can separate champions from contenders.
The Miami University hockey team is set to welcome a highly touted freshman class that could extend its recent resurgence. With a dramatic turnaround from a 3‑28‑3 record to 18‑16‑2, the program looks to leverage the backgrounds and potential contributions of nine incoming players.
A historic $170 million rebate will be distributed to NHL players after the league’s 50‑50 revenue split finally aligns with salary obligations, reflecting a dramatic rise in league earnings and a new Canadian media agreement.
Kingston Frontenacs net‑minder Gavin Betts receives the Dayna Brons Honorary Award for his relentless advocacy of blood and stem‑cell donation, joining a distinguished roster of hockey figures committed to saving lives.
The Women of Colour Hockey Collective (WCHC) Camp, a free event that combines on‑ice instruction, mentorship and off‑ice activities, has grown from a modest gathering into a North‑American hub for BIPOC girls and women seeking access to hockey.
From historic alumni to the next generation of recruits, Kentucky's bond with Canadian basketball remains a defining narrative.
A look at the demanding schedules, weather‑defying routes, and personal bonds that define the lives of American Hockey League bus drivers.
A veteran political commentator reflects on his personal connection to soccer, critiques its cultural rise in Canada, and explains why the sport clashes with the nation's identity.
The 2026 World Cup has become a showcase not only of elite football but also of the vibrant cultures that travel across continents to cheer on their teams.
The National Hockey League is experiencing unprecedented success, driven by rising revenue, expansion teams, record viewership and a surprising foray into pop culture.
From record‑breaking deals to injury timelines, the NHL’s recent activity reshapes rosters and strategies heading into the new season.
The Panthers, an all‑Black youth hockey tournament team founded by April Scott and Rochelle Popyon, are celebrating their fifth anniversary by competing in the 18U AA division of the Vegas Summer Showdown, showcasing the growth of a supportive community for Black players across North America.
A two‑day pause in World Cup coverage precedes the semifinal round, with France facing Spain and England taking on Argentina on consecutive days, all televised by Fox.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino outlined plans for a potentially larger World Cup, defended the current 48‑team format, and addressed safety and commercial concerns surrounding the tournament.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino confirmed that discussions on expanding the World Cup to 64 teams will begin after the current edition, citing the success of the 48‑team format and the tournament's growing financial impact.
Canada's 2026 World Cup campaign, highlighted by a record‑breaking victory over Qatar and a breakthrough in youth engagement, signals a transformative moment for soccer across the nation.
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has outlined a plan to expand the 2030 World Cup to 64 teams, spreading matches across six nations and three continents, while European and North American officials voice opposition.
With the tournament entering its decisive phase, a brief pause follows the quarterfinals before the semifinals begin on July 14, leading to a third‑place playoff and a grand final at MetLife Stadium.
The 2026 tournament has sparked an unprecedented spike in jersey and apparel sales across North America.
South African midfielder Jayden Adams died on July 11, 2026, shortly after his team’s World Cup win, prompting tributes and a moment of silence during the Norway‑England quarterfinal.
The 2026 World Cup ignited a soccer boom across North America, and Major League Soccer is poised to ride that wave. With marquee stars, tight competition and accessible prices, the league offers a fresh, exciting alternative for fans still hungry for action.
JP Dellacamera announced his last World Cup game, a milestone in a career that spans 18 tournaments and a recent induction into the National Soccer Hall of Fame.