By Canadian Press on March 5th, 2026
OTTAWA — The Ottawa Charge find themselves in a playoff spot with less than half the season to go in the Professional Women’s Hockey League. Whether they’ll still be there with their next six games away from home is the question. Ottawa (5-5-1-7) has yet to win a game in regulation on the road this ... Read More »
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GOLD COAST, Australia (AP) — The Iran women’s soccer team sang and saluted as its national anthem played ahead of the Women’s Asian Cup contest against Australia on Thursday, a contrast to the silence before its opening game. The outcome was similar, though, with World Cup semifinalist Australia winning 4-0. The silence during the anthem ... Read More »
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DALLAS (AP) — Miami coach Jai Lucas likes the confidence and belief that the No. 22 Hurricanes have brought into March of his first season with them. “It takes a whole season to get there and get the guys to understand, but whenever you go into March, you want to be rounding into form,” Lucas ... Read More »
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VANCOUVER — Patrik Allvin knows the Vancouver Canucks will lose more games this season. As the team begins its rebuild, though, the general manager wants to see his players battle out on the ice. “I want to see more fight in the group,” he said. “It’s their job, the players’ job, and our job to ... Read More »
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TORONTO — During the 2020 world junior hockey championship, as teen phenoms tore up the ice, Ashton James was on his couch feeling exposed. He had just begun training to star in a Black-led Canadian remake of the 1986 cult hockey drama “Youngblood,” and every highlight reel only magnified how far he still had to ... Read More »
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ST. JOHN’S — The Harnden brothers expect there will be tears, whenever it ends. E.J. Harnden’s impending retirement makes the 2026 Montana’s Brier the last of 14 he’s played with younger brother Ryan. “I’m trying really hard to just stay in the moment for myself, but there’ll be a lot of tears when it all ... Read More »
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MUNICH (AP) — Harry Kane will miss Bayern Munich’s game against Borussia Moenchengladbach on Friday with a calf injury in a blow to his hopes of breaking the Bundesliga record for most goals in a season. Bayern coach Vincent Kompany said on Thursday the problem wasn’t serious but means Kane will play no part in ... Read More »
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TUNIS, Tunisia (AP) — Tunisia has been cleared by FIFA to select Rani Khedira, a former Germany youth international and brother of Sami Khedira, for the World Cup in North America. The 32-year-old Union Berlin midfielder is the younger brother of Sami Khedira, who played on Germany’s 2014 World Cup-winning team. They are eligible for ... Read More »
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NYON, Switzerland (AP) — UEFA still plans for Qatar to stage the Argentina vs. Spain game known as Finalissima this month even as the emirate is targeted by Iranian missiles in the widening Middle East war started by Israel and the United States. “At present, there are no alternative venues being considered,” UEFA said on ... Read More »
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MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) — Aston Martin has predicted it is unlikely to finish Formula 1’s season-opening Australian Grand Prix on Sunday without its drivers risking permanent nerve damage. Adrian Newey, the F1 car design great who’s heading into his first race as Aston Martin’s team principal, said Thursday the team’s Honda power unit causes vibrations ... Read More »
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GOLD COAST, Australia (AP) — The Iran women’s team sang and saluted as its national anthem played ahead of the Women’s Asian Cup contest against Australia on Thursday, a contrast to the silence before its opening game. The silence during the anthem before Monday’s loss to South Korea was variously reported as an act of ... Read More »
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