Domracheva earns 1st World Cup biathlon win, Tscherezov win's men's event
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13 Mar, 2010 0 0
KONTIOLAHTI, Finland - Darya Domracheva of Belarus won her first World Cup race on Saturday, the 7.5-kilometre sprint.
Domracheva won in 21 minutes, 17.5 seconds. Olga Zaitseva of Russia had a chance to overtake Domracheva on the last portion of the skiing leg but she could not match Domracheva'
Australia beats Germany 2-1 in World Cup field hockey final
Sandeep Nakai, THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
13 Mar, 2010 0 0
NEW DELHI - Australia won the field hockey World Cup for the first time in 24 years by defeating two-time defending champion Germany 2-1 on Saturday.
Germany had beaten Australia in the final of the last two World Cups in 2002 and '06, both times by one goal. The Germans were trying to become th
NBA Roundup: Friday's action
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13 Mar, 2010 0 0
How many points do the Memphis Grizzlies need to play it safe?
It turns out 29 is the magic number, albeit just barely.
Even though the Grizzlies held a huge lead with 3:19 left in the third quarter, the New York Knicks pulled to within five points in the final minute before falling 119-112 F
Canadian heroes Fox, Hansen invoked to open 2010 Paralympics
Stephanie Levitz, THE CANADIAN PRESS
13 Mar, 2010 0 1
VANCOUVER, B.C. - Two singular journeys that have inspired Canadians for years became inspirations for the world as well Friday with the start of the 2010 Paralympic Winter Games
From a lone voice turning into a chorus to a breakdancer on crutches then joined by an entire dance crew, the ope
Doping control at Paralympics looks for same drugs but some different techniques
Helen Branswell, Medical Reporter, THE CANADIAN PRESS
13 Mar, 2010 0 0
Anti-doping efforts have again kicked into high gear as nearly 600 disabled athletes from around the world compete over the next nine days in the Vancouver Winter Paralympics.
Experts in the fight against doping in sport say that while there are some unique challenges in doping control for the P
Justin Baker improves to gold medal in men's 60 metre at CIS track championships
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13 Mar, 2010 0 0
WINDSOR, Ont. - Justin Baker took a couple steps up on the podium at the Canadian university track and field championships on Friday.
The University of Regina athlete eclipsed his time from a year ago to narrowly edge York University's Chris Theriau in the men's 60-metre hurdle final.
Baker f
Clan beats Maurauders 94-76 to advance at Cdn women's basketball championship
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HAMILTON, Ont. - Robyn Buna scored 27 points as the Simon Fraser Clan downed the McMaster Marauders 94-76 on Friday to advance to the semifinals at the Canadian university women's basketball championship.
The No. 8-ranked Marauders gave the top-ranked Clan all they could handle until the final q
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