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Ravens must avoid letdown against Browns

Championship teams avoid letdowns after big wins. The Baltimore Ravens know that, and they're coming off one of their most significant regular-season victories, that entertaining and dramatic squeaker against New England.
Orioles blast Jays with seven homers

Orioles blast Jays with seven homers

After losing two straight games to Toronto, the Baltimore Orioles broke out the big bats. The Orioles tied a team record by with seven home runs to rout the Blue Jays 12-2 and stay within 1 1 /2 games of the AL East lead.
Olympians pay it forward

Olympians pay it forward

Island athletes welcomed home

Victoria trio does Canadian field hockey proud

Three Victoria field hockey players 聴 James Kirkpatrick, Kathleen Leahy and Maddie Secco 聴 played integral roles as sa国际传媒聮s junior men聮s and women聮s teams earned berths to the 2013 junior world championships.
Lefty making noise on the hill

Lefty making noise on the hill

Kurt Horne earns invite to national junior team camp
No doubting Snedeker now

No doubting Snedeker now

Polite FedEx Cup champ as competitive as they come

They're coming back: NFL, officials reach deal

The NFL and the referees' union reached a tentative contract agreement late Wednesday, ending an impasse that began in June when the league locked out the officials and used replacements instead.

Victoria trio does Canadian field hockey proud

Three Victoria field hockey players - James Kirkpatrick, Kathleen Leahy and Maddie Secco - played integral roles as sa国际传媒's junior men's and women's teams earned berths to the 2013 junior world championships.
Rooney returns to propel Man. United

Rooney returns to propel Man. United

Wayne Rooney returned from a monthlong injury absence as Manchester United eliminated Newcastle to set up a League Cup clash with Chelsea, while Liverpool relied on Nuri Sahin's first goals for the defending champions to advance on Wednesday.

Claremont favoured in new tiered league

In an attempt to stay away from blowouts in high school senior boys' soccer, the coaches from the Lower Island have adopted a new league structure.