National Sports

TORONTO — The shock of being the first player taken in the CFL Canadian college draft isn't going to wear off anytime soon for Shane Richards.

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CALGARY — The University of British Columbia has produced yet another women's volleyball star. Kiera Van Ryk became the third Thunderbird in less than a decade to be named the top female athlete in Canadian university sport.

BUFFALO, N.Y. — Lourdes Gurriel Jr. strums his bat like a guitar to the music blaring from the loud speakers while he waits his turn in batting practice.

Track and field's governing body said Thursday it plans to enforce its new rules on testosterone levels in female runners more widely than sports' highest court is recommending, dealing another setback to Olympic sensation Caster Semenya.

TORONTO — Renowned concussion specialist Dr.

Toronto FC defender Drew Moor is unlikely to play this weekend in Orlando, according to coach Greg Vanney.

Boston Celtics President Danny Ainge had a mild heart attack and is expected to fully recover. The 60-year-old executive received immediate medical attention Tuesday night in Milwaukee, the team said in a statement Thursday.

Hockey Hall of Famer Red Kelly packed several careers into his lifetime — sometimes at the same time. But hockey was always at the heart of the things for the smooth-skating Kelly.

OTTAWA — Canada's Kaetlyn Osmond is going out on top. She announced her retirement from competitive figure skating on Thursday, ending a career capped with a remarkable season that included two Olympic medals and a world title.