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SportsCentre brings you the best moments from the sports world on Monday, December 5th.

After an incredible volleyball save saw Houston's Kate Georgiades dive onto a table to keep the play alive, SportsCentre counts down the most memorable 'odd collisions' in the latest Top 10.

A beloved member of our TSN family, Matthew Zupanc passed away Wednesday after battling cancer. He was just 30 years old. Matt was a valued member of our TSN staff and an exceptional person. He brought a passion to the SportsCentre newsroom that lifted everybody up around him and will be greatly missed.

As the country prepares to mark the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30, TSN.ca begins a five-part series on the life of residential school survivor Eugene Arcand. Bob McKenzie discusses why it is so important that his story is heard.

On the heels of Serena Williams' announcement that she will be retiring from tennis after the US Open, SportsCentre rolls back the clock on the best moments of her career in the latest Top 10.

February is Black History Month – a month that is about honouring the enormous contributions that Black people have made, and continue to make, in all sectors of society. Black History Month was created in opposition to anti-Black racism, hate and discrimination. Raegan Subban spoke with a number of Black Canadian athletes about their experiences with racism. Whether overt comments or microaggressions, all agreed that recognition of what is racist is key to putting an end to it.

February is Black History Month – a month that is about honouring the enormous contributions that Black people have made, and continue to make, in all sectors of society. It is about celebrating resilience, innovation, and determination. In sports these qualities have been necessary in order for Black athletes to trailblaze for future generations. Raegan Subban spoke with a number of Black Canadian athletes about the importance of representation and role models in sport.

February 1st marks the start of Black History Month – a month that is about honouring the enormous contributions that Black people have made, and continue to make, in all sectors of society. It is about celebrating resilience, innovation, and determination to work towards a more inclusive and diverse Canada. Raegan Subban spoke with a number of Black Canadian athletes who embrace this month but also recognize there is more work to be done.

On National Day for Truth and Reconciliation we honour lost children and survivors of residential schools. These Indigenous athletes share what the day means to them.

Indigenous athletes have felt the effects from a first to third generation experience. Hear their truth on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.