Sports Scope

At just 18, Summer McIntosh has gone from rising star to global swimming sensation. With world records, Olympic gold, and domination at the World Aquatics Championships, she’s not just meeting expectations—she’s redefining them.

Across pro sports, old jerseys are back in style—from the Toronto Blue Jays’ powder blues to the Vancouver Canucks' classic “skate” logo. But this trend is about more than looks—it’s about emotion.

As the 2025 season begins, one thing is clear: Saskatchewan football is thriving. From high school fields to junior programs and CFL rosters, Prairie talent is making a national impact.

When Happy Gilmore debuted in 1996, it shattered golf’s polished image with humor, grit, and hockey-style chaos.

After years of wild-card hopes and missed chances, the Blue Jays finally have the edge they’ve lacked: momentum — and the standings to back it up. At 63–43 and leading the AL East, this team is built to win.

Pickleball has officially gone mainstream. Once tucked in gym corners, it’s now one of North America’s fastest-growing sports—reshaping everything from tennis court bookings to city rec plans. Why? Because anyone can play.

Weston Dressler has always stood out to me—not because he was the biggest or flashiest player, but because of how he played the game. He gave everything on every snap.

Sports used to run on instinct, experience, and feel. Coaches trusted their eyes, players stuck to routine, and fans argued from the heart. But in the past two decades, analytics has reshaped the way games are played, coached, and managed.

In small-town Canada, junior hockey is more than just a sport—it’s the heart of the community. It brings people together, fuels local pride, and gives young athletes a place to chase their dreams.

The idea of expanding the CFL has been around for years—most notably the push for a 10th team in Atlantic Canada. While nothing’s materialized yet, it’s time the league got serious.