2025-26 PSA Tour Copper Level McMillan Goodfellow Classic - Toronto   Results (February 24-28, 2026)   Men's: 1. Yahya El-Nawasany 2. Mohamed El-Sherbini 3. Greg Lobban 3. Miguel Rodriguez   Results     2025-26 PSA Tour Bronze Level AirSprint Private Aviation Canadian Men's Open - Calgary    Results (March 2-6, 2026)   Men's: 1. Victor Crouin 2. Yahya El-Nawasany 3. Leonel Cardenas 3. Juan Vargas   Results

2025-26 PSA Tour Silver Level Cincinnati Gaynor Cup - Cincinnati   Results (February 18-22, 2026)   Women's: 1. Amanda Sobhy 2. Georgina Kennedy  3. Salma Hany 3. Jasmine Hutton   5. Melissa Alves   5. Hollie Naughton   5. Grace Gear   5. Rachel Arnold   Results

Ukraine closed the pipeline of the Russian crude oil to Hungary and Slovakia one and half mounts ago! What is the suggestion of the EU to replace Russian oil? Nothing! EU just ban its use and everyone can do whatever they can!     

This Friday 13th will start the Basketball 3x3 season, kicking off with the 3x3 Champions Cup 2026, an eight team tournament with all the champions of the continental and world cups of 2025.   The importance of this event is that the winners in each gender will qualify for the Champions Cup 2027, the World Cup 2027, and more important, the OQT in 2028.   Men's Teams:         Women's Teams:         

2025 WST Skateboarding World Championships - Sao Paulo   Results (March 4-8, 2026)   Men's Street: 1. Toa Sasaki 2. Angelo Caro 3. Sora Shirai 4. Richard Tury 5. Wallace Gabriel   6. Max Berguin   7. Kairi Netsuke   8. Daiki Ikeda 9. Rome Collyer 10. Joao Lucas   11. Kelvin Hoefler   12. Keyaki Ike   13. Gabryel Aguilar   14. Filipe Mota   15. Ivan Monteiro   16. Jagger Eaton 17. Kristoffer Kroon   18. Deivid Tuesta Mota   19. Giovanni Vianna   20. Yuto Horigome   21. Simon Gerber   22. Lazer Crawford   23. Joe Hinson   24. Kang Ju-ni   Men's Park: 1. Egoitz Bijueska 2. Kalani Konig 3. Tom Schaar 4. Taylor Nye   5. Keefer Wilson   6. Luigi Cini   7. Gavin Bottger   8. Keegan Palmer   9. Dan Sabino   10. Thomas Augusto   11. Kensuke Sasaoka   12. Pedro Quintas   13. Luiz Mariano   14. Yuro Nagahara   15. Pedro Barros   16. Issei Sakurai   17. Phoenix Sinnerton   18. Gui Khury   19. Viktor Solmunde   20. Rafael Tome   21. Pedro Carvalho   22. Taiyo Amano   23. Tate Carew   24. Eddie Acres     Women's Street: 1. Ibuki Matsumoto 2. Nanami Onishi 3. Coco Yoshizawa 4. Rayssa Leal   5. Funa Nakayama   6. Lucie Schoonheere   7. Cui Chenxi   8. Zhu Yuanling   9. Vareeraya Sukasem   10. Daniela Terol   11. Paige Heyn   12. Gabi Mazetto   13. Mei Ozeki   14. Zeng Wenhui   15. Jessica Ready   16. Park Ji-been   17. Liz Akama   18. Shin Ji-yul   19. Evie Pritchard   20. Momiji Nishiya   21. Dai Nanfang   22. Keet Oldenbeuving   23. Liv Nelemans   24. Laura Zackova   Women's Park: 1. Sky Brown 2. Mizuho Hasegawa 3. Minna Stess   4. Arisa Trew   5. Nana Taboulet   6. Julia Benedetti   7. Lillian Erickson   8. Cocona Hiraki   9. Dora Varella   10. Raicca Ventura   11. Sakura Yosozumi   12. Bryce Wettstein   13. Heili Sirvio   14. Ruby Lilley   15. Naia Laso   16. Asahi Kaihara   17. Mazel Paris   18. Fernanda Tonissi   19. Zou Mingke   20. Yndiara Asp   21. Joey Yarbrough   22. Lilly Stoephasius   23. Lilly Strachan   24. Feli Al Zein   Results (Street) & Results (Park)

Right! I had mixed up silver and brozne medals between NZL and RSA. Thanks, I have fixed it.

I'm not saying anything of the kind - I'm saying that YOU don't know your arse from your elbow when it comes to questions of funding. More than that, you seem to relish in the ridiculous Nostradamus prophesizing of doom and gloom. Only a few weeks ago you were saying that GB were going to cancel all funding for winter sports purely on the basis that GB missed out on a medal in the mixed curling and Kirsty Muir missing the podium. You were rightly called out for it and then went very quiet when the medals started to be won.    I'm more than happy to call out the mismanagement of elite sport in UK but thankfully funding decisions a) aren't up to folks like you and b) are made by people who recognise that athletes can't and shouldn't be judged purely on one result.    Please, take up knitting or needle point, or maybe join a book club where your outlandish notions can be fully appreciated by like minded people. 

Thanks for updating. But it should be a silver for New Zealand, I think you added a bronze by mistake.

Kinda late because i was watching the match in bed yesterday, but  pitchers were on fire 

You are absolutely right!   I got distracted by the Skateboarding 2026 World Championships held in March 2026 and I forgot about the Cricket T20 World Cup   It's all updated now!    Thank you for reporting!