Ontario’s Michael Bandler had a huge day on the powerlifting platform, earning three gold medals and one silver in the 105.01–120kg weight class. Bandler won gold in the squat (215kg) and deadlift (232.5kg), added silver in the bench press (132.5kg) and took overall gold with a combined 580kg — or 1,279 pounds — across the three lifts.
Team Nova Scotia’s Payton Dicks swept all four gold medals available in the 69.1–76kg weight class. Dicks topped the podium in squat (90kg), bench press (52.5kg) and deadlift (105kg) before securing overall gold with a combined 247.5kg.
Kalil Pimpleton has a huge 75-yard kickoff return to ignite the Redblacks, and Jake Maier takes advantage by connecting with Greg Bell for a touchdown on the first play of the drive just 16 seconds after the Bombers scored.
Pennsylvania punches its ticket to the LLBWS after their pitcher's acrobatics on the final out.
Team Saskatchewan’s Taylor Carter aced the 16th hole at Medicine Hat Golf and Country Club during Friday’s final round — and his heart rate spiked so much in the celebration that his smartwatch detected an unusually high pulse and attempted to trigger an emergency services call.
Led by Taulia Tagovailoa, Tua's younger brother, American Samoa upset the Americans at the flag football world championship with Tagovailoa throwing five TDs to put an end to the USA's 14-year unbeaten run. Elsewhere, the Canadian men lost their first game of the tournament to Japan and the Canadian women beat Japan in their final preliminary round game.
Summer McIntosh, the world record-holder in the women’s 400-metre freestyle, missed qualifying for Friday evening’s A final at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championships. McIntosh was narrowly beaten to the wall, placing third and ninth overall in four minutes 8.56 seconds, 14 seconds over her record time.
Bryan Hayes and Dave Feschuk are joined by MLB.com Blue Jays Reporter Keegan Matheson and the preview the Blue Jays series against the Yankees and debate whether or not this will be the series that Vladdy breaks out.
Bryan Hayes and Dave Feschuk are joined by TSN Football Analyst Jesse Palmer and they breakdown Fernando Mendoza’s debut and discuss how long it will take for Mendoza to take over as the starting QB this season.
Bryan Hayes and Dave Feschuk are joined by TSN CFL Reporter Farhan Lalji and they breakdown the Lions win over the Stampeders and discuss how good the Lions can be.
It was another wild week in the world of sports. See what plays earned a second look as SportsCentre counts down the must see moments from the last seven days.
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SportsCentre brings you the best moments from the sports world on Thursday, August 13th.
Canadian Summer McIntosh captured a gold medal, defeating Jenna Forrester of Australia in championship record time in the women’s 400-metre individual medley at the Pan Pacific Swimming Championship.
Manitoba's Regan Hofley recorded a 490cm personal best in the running long jump, beating the previous PB she set seven years ago at the Special Olympics World Games Abu Dhabi 2019.
All three medallists in the 3000m recorded personal-best times, led by 17-year-old Tristan McGuire of Special Olympics Ontario, who captured gold in his National Games debut.
Late in the second quarter, Vernon Adams Jr. lofts one up for Erik Brooks and he goes over top of Ronald Kent Jr. to make a spectacular touchdown catch to extend the Stamps' lead over the Lions.
OverDrive host Bryan Hayes and Dave Feschuk react to the announcement that TSN Radio will bring Buffalo Bills games to Canadian listeners on TSN 1050 Toronto, TSN 1200 Ottawa and TSN 690 Montreal.
Team Ontario bocce athlete and team fitness captain Jamie VanParys had some words of inspiration on Day 4 of the Special Olympics Canada Summer Games.
Bryan Hayes and Dave Feschuk are joined by NFL Daily podcast host Gregg Rosenthal to discuss the hype around the Los Angeles Rams, the potential return of Aaron Donald and Chicago Bears Head Coach Ben Johnson wanting his team to be the highest-scoring offence ever.
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