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Mystics sign free agent guard Dominique Canty

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Washington Mystics have signed veteran free agent guard Dominique Canty. View full post on SI.com – More

Robles expects a competitive race against Xiang

STOCKHOLM (AP) — World-record holder Dayron Robles says he’s not surprised he lost to rival Liu Xiang in the hurdles at an indoor meet last week, promising a competive race in Stockholm on Thursday. View full post on SI.com – More

Chants at away UND hockey game draw warning

DULUTH, Minn. (AP) — The University of Minnesota-Duluth has scolded student fans of its hockey team after receiving reports they peppered the University of North Dakota’s Fighting Sioux with offensive chants at a recent game. View full post on SI.com – More

Mancuso takes World Cup parallel slalom event

MOSCOW (AP) — Julia Mancuso of the United States and Alexis Pinturault of France dominated the parallel slalom World Cup races on a giant ramp in Moscow on Tuesday. View full post on SI.com – More

U.K. horse racing whip rules relaxed after gripes

LONDON (AP) — The whip rules in British horse racing have been relaxed slightly after an outcry from jockeys over harsh punishments. View full post on SI.com – More

Olympic stadium does not meet EPL’s standards

LONDON (AP) — The field inside London’s Olympic Stadium is not up to Premier League standards and will have to be ripped up after the games using public funds to enable a soccer team to use the venue. View full post on SI.com – More

Diver nears Olympic dream after 2011 accident

LONDON (AP) — A year ago, the Olympics were the last thing on Monique Gladding’s mind. She was just happy to be alive. View full post on SI.com – More

Farah, Ennis on Britain’s team for indoor worlds

LONDON (AP) — World champions Mo Farah and Jessica Ennis of Britain are among those included on the team for the world indoor championship in Istanbul. View full post on SI.com – More

Brian Cazeneuve: U.S. sailors Anna Tunnicliffe, Zach Railey look to have repeat Olympic success

U.S. sailors Anna Tunnicliffe and Zach Railey both won Olympic medals in 2008, but their dreams don’t stop there. They hope to find similar success in London, writes Brian Cazeneuve. View full post on SI.com – More

Survivor: Deadly avalanche a skiing ‘horror story’

SEATTLE (AP) — When the snow broke loose, a group of expert skiers who watched in horror as a large avalanche swept their friends down a steep slope in Washington state immediately turned on their emergency beacons and began searching for signs of life. View full post on SI.com – More

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