National Sports

MAMMOTH MOUNTAIN, Calif. — Teal Harle earned his second career World Cup victory by winning the slopestyle final on Sunday at Mammoth Mountain that sealed his spot on Canada's Olympic freestyle ski team. The Campbell River, B.C., native scored 90.

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — Give 'em a hand: Tom Brady and the New England Patriots are heading back to the Super Bowl.

Speed Skating Canada says the complaints around national team head coach Michael Crowe were serious enough to call for an independent investigation, but the organization won't get into specifics about the nature of those complaints.

Longtime USA Hockey executive and U.S. Olympic men's hockey general manager Jim Johannson died unexpectedly Sunday at age 53, shocking the sport less than three weeks before the start of the Pyeongchang Games.

CALGARY — Alpine Canada has confirmed that Georgia Simmerling suffered a tibia and fibula fracture to her left leg along with a tibia plateau fracture to her right leg during a ski cross World Cup on Saturday that will force her to miss the upcoming

The Montreal Impact made Ken Krolicki their only pick in the 2018 MLS SuperDraft, taking the Michigan State midfielder in the third round Sunday.

Darian Durant thinks he'll be fine in unfamiliar territory. The veteran quarterback signed a one-year contract with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Saturday to be the backup to starter Matt Nichols.

SOUTHAMPTON, England — Harry Kane scored his Premier League-leading 21st goal of the season in a frustrating 1-1 draw for Tottenham at Southampton on Sunday. Kane has scored 99 Premier League goals overall. Southampton went ahead at St.

ERFURT, Germany — Canada's Ivanie Blondin won gold in the women's 3,000-metre race Sunday at the ISU World Cup while compatriot Alex Boisvert-Lacroix took bronze in the men's 500.

EDMONTON — The Oilers have hired former Edmonton star and Hockey Hall of Fame inductee Paul Coffey as a skills development coach. The team announced the hiring Sunday in a release.