National Sports

CALGARY — Two-time Olympic bobsled champion Kaillie Humphries wants to compete for the United States and has filed a lawsuit against Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton to obtain her release, according to a CBC report.

TORONTO — Blue Jays starter Clay Buchholz looked like he had his former team figured out at the start of Thursday's game against Boston.

BEREA, Ohio — Chris Smith's football family is comforting him through the toughest days of his life.

Vancouver Canucks general manager Jim Benning says no one wants Brock Boeser at training camp more than he does.

BRAGA, Portugal — Canadian teenager Jordyn Huitema continued her torrid scoring pace with Paris Saint-Germain on Thursday, scoring twice in stoppage time as the French side blanked Portugal's SC Braga 7-0 in the first leg of their Women's Champions L

MISSISSAUGA, Ont. — Bianca Andreescu's hometown of Mississauga, Ont., will hold a rally and celebration for the Canadian tennis star on Sunday. The City of Mississauga has announced details for a "She The North rally" for the recently-crowned U.S.

VANCOUVER — After spending a season with a rotating cast of wingers, Vancouver Canucks centre Bo Horvat is looking forward to a little consistency.

SURREY, B.C. — Coach DeVone Claybrooks says his B.C. Lions are ready to handle a familiar face when the Ottawa Redblacks visit on Friday. Lining up on the other side of the field will be quarterback Jonathon Jennings, who spent four years in B.C.

TORONTO — Former Canadian international Carmelina Moscato has been appointed manager of women's professional football development for Canadian Soccer Business.

CALGARY — The absence of Matthew Tkachuk and the presence of former Edmonton Oilers is creating buzz at Calgary Flames training camp. Tkachuk is among a number of restricted free agents yet to sign with their respective NHL teams.