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Connecticut is making another trip from the desert to the Final Four.

While the Anaheim Ducks were pelting Dwayne Roloson with a club-record 54 shots, the Edmonton Oilers made do with just 20.

Canadian ice dancing duo Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir capped a trying season with a bronze medal Friday at the world figure skating championships.

College basketball coaches have a couple of reasons for holding a ID camp — to see their recruits one more time and possibly find that diamond in the rough.

Hockey Canada is still at the drawing board for an 2010 Games logo but the association’s president says he hopes Canada’s official Olympic symbol can be part of the jersey.

In less than a month, Jenson Button has shifted from the verge of unemployment to race favourite for Sunday’s Formula One season opener in Australia, and the Brawn driver is relishing his remarkable reversal of fortune.

If Jennifer Jones is going to retain her world curling title, she’ll have to do it the hard way.

In their own way, Jason Gore and Tiger Woods changed their fortunes Thursday at Bay Hill.

The Syracuse Orange have battled Big East behemoths like Louisville, Connecticut and Pittsburgh — all No. 1 seeds and still playing in the NCAA tournament. They have dealt with big men like Pitt’s DeJuan Blair and UConn’s seven-foot-three Hasheem Thabeet.

Ryan Petrie’s hat-trick goal couldn’t have come at a better time. The Red Deer Midget AA Elk forward scored his third goal of game 8:55 into overtime to give the Elks a 7-6 win and a 1-0 lead in the South Central League final.