University of Toronto women’s swim team poised to continue recent success
The U of T Varsity Blues women’s swim team is in prime position to compete for the USports national Swimming Championship.
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10 undervalued NHL players who could help win your fantasy league
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London Majors defeat Maple Leafs, win first Intercounty title since 1975
The London Majors have ended their championship drought, winning the club’s first Dominico Cup in 46 years and 13th in franchise history Friday night at home, beating the Toronto Maple Leafs, 8-4. After dropping game…
Sean Reilly’s walk-off home run forces winner-take-all Game 5 in IBL finals
The Intercounty Baseball League finals will have a winner take all game five Friday night, after Toronto Maple Leafs designated hitter Sean Reilly ended a 13-inning marathon game four with a walk-off homerun on Thursday.
Majors one win away from Intercounty title, drop Maple Leafs 6-4
The London Majors are now one win away from their first Dominico Cup championship in 46 years after defeating the Toronto Maple Leafs 6-4 Tuesday night in the Intercounty Baseball League finals.
Dorris has grown from swim prospect at 13, to world record holder at 18
Danielle Dorris won her second medal of the Games in the 50m butterfly S7, breaking the previous world record twice in one day
PREVIEW: Final day of swimming competition in Tokyo
On the final day of competition in the pool Canada looks to add to their medal count, with eight swimmers in action.
Gold, Part Two: Swimmer Rivard tops podium again, crushes world record
For the second time of the Tokyo Paralympics Aurélie Rivard won a gold medal while breaking her own world record.
Alec Elliot sets two personal bests in one day in S10 100-metre butterfly
After a fourth place finish in the sam event in Rio 2016, Alec Elliot set a personal best twice in one day in the 100-metre butterfly
Nicholas Bennett wraps up Paralympic debut with fourth Canadian record
In his Paralympic debut, 17-year-old Nicholas Bennett set four Canadian records, finishing seventh in the 200-m individual medley.