Sports

By Justin Seward Lethbridge Herald University of Lethbridge Pronghorns Wrestling is offering an exciting opportunity for younger kids who are interested in the sport. The Junior Pronghorns Wrestling Program opens  for a new season on Monday and is focused  in on youth ages 6-12 and acts as an introductory to the sport in an environment [...] Read More »

By Justin Seward Lethbridge Herald The Winston Churchill Bulldogs varsity football team are gearing up for a new 3A- Southland Conference season with  a shift in their attitude and leadership. The focus this season has been to have an attitude change within  the team. “ And try and foster that winning attitude instead of coming [...] Read More »

By Justin Seward Lethbridge Herald The Lethbridge Hurricanes are in the midst of their exhibition schedule and head coach Matt Anholt wants to see the preseason roster gain more comfortability and seeing what some unsigned players have for potential. “You want to just see those guys probably build a little bit of confidence going into [...] Read More »

Graham Kelly  Inside the CFL “You’re from Lethbridge, aren’t you? I asked Edmonton Elks head coach Mark Kilam. “I sure am,” he enthusiastically replied. He attended LCI, playing for the Rams. His sweater is on display at the Bridge city’s fabled football power. He credits high school coaches Cliff Walters and Ian Lowe for setting [...] Read More »

By Justin Seward Lethbridge Herald The Lethbridge Hurricanes signed multiple prospects  in recent days. Defenceman Liam McFadden and forwards Luka Samu and Graham Gard were all signed to WHL Scholarship and Development Agreements and are all from the 2025 WHL Prospects Draft. The 14-year-old McFadden was the Canes 54th overall pick in the 2025 WHL [...] Read More »

PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Read the jokes that spread through text chains and chats and social media — everything from Dak Tuah! to a Star Wars-esque Dak Spit First to the Seinfeld-inspired magic loogie memes — and they were funny enough to make everyone do a, well, spit take. Jalen Carter might not find the laughs [...] Read More »

NEW YORK (AP) — It is impossible to look ahead to Amanda Anisimova’s U.S. Open final against defending champion Aryna Sabalenka on Saturday without viewing it through the prism of what happened less than two months ago at the last Grand Slam tournament, Wimbledon. Impossible for Anisimova. Impossible for Sabalenka. Impossible for anyone, really. That’s [...] Read More »

MORRISTOWN, N.J. (AP) — A day before Christian Pulisic’s likely return to the field for the U.S. national team, coach Mauricio Pochettino repeated the summer flap between him and the biggest American star was in the past. “We all made a mistake in some time, because we read the situation in a different way,” Pochettino [...] Read More »

GENEVA (AP) — The names of experts appointed to an Olympic panel looking at female gender issues are not being revealed, the IOC said on Friday in confirming its creation. A working group on “Protection of the Female Category” in sports was promised by the International Olympic Committee’s first female president Kirsty Coventry when she [...] Read More »

MANCHESTER, England (AP) — Less than a year into the Thomas Tuchel era and England has seen little to suggest its decades-long wait for a trophy will end at next year’s World Cup. The German coach goes into the latest round of World Cup qualifiers on the back of two chastening performances in June, including [...] Read More »