Tony Stewart won an eventful Amp Energy 500, while Jimmie Johnson avoided trouble to increase his points leads on Greg Biffle and Carl Edwards. Edwards spun Biffle, triggering a huge wreck that took out the three Roush Fenway cars. It's

Saturday will be a huge, huge day for sports. Gigantic. Look no further than SC's Kevin Beane to guide you through the events to watch and then some, from Oklahoma vs. Texas in college football to Game 2 of the

Canada is in shock today following the news that the Formula 1 race in Montreal in 2009 has been cancelled and its slot on the calendar taken by Turkey.

Formula 1 will support the FIA's Make Cars Green campaign by running on special green-grooved tyres at the Japanese Grand Prix.

The No. 20 Santa Clara volleyball team continues West Coast Conference play this week with two matches in the Pacific Northwest. The Broncos face the Pilots of Portland on Thursday, Oct. 9 at 7 p.m. and then travel to battle

The Santa Clara women's golf program opened its 2008 fall schedule with a third place finish at the Coast BMW College Challenge held at the Monarch Dunes Golf Course in Nipomo, Calif. The Broncos were led by freshman Meaghan Kari

An ex-teammate of Lance Armstrong predicts the decision to retest doping samples from the Olympics will be the death knell for his sport at the Games.

Rich Harden of Victoria found out Wednesday that his sore shoulder won't require surgery and that the Cubs have decided to exercise their $7-million US club option for next season.

Emerging forward Dustin Brown of Los Angeles and veteran defenceman Craig Rivet of Buffalo were named captains of their NHL clubs Wednesday.

Former Denver Broncos running back Travis Henry could be released from jail Thursday.

European champion Spain held on to the top spot in the FIFA world rankings released Wednesday by soccer's international governing body.

A 19-year-old assistant soccer coach at an elementary school in Dieppe, who is facing charges of sexual assault in Quebec, has been arrested by Codiac RCMP.

Lance Armstrong has been cleared to make his return to competitive road-race cycling in Australia in January after cycling's governing body decided to relax its drug-testing rules to accommodate the seven-time Tour de France champion.

Montreal was dropped from the 2009 Formula One schedule because of contract problems, according to F1 boss Bernie Ecclestone.

New Orleans Saints kicker Martin Gramatica was placed on injured reserve Wednesday, effectively ending his season.

Boston's Daisuke Matsuzaka will face Tampa Bay's James Shields in Friday's opener of the American League Championship Series.

Ben Eager of the Chicago Blackhawks was given a three-game suspension by the NHL on Wednesday for his actions during a pre-season game.

The Montreal Impact were eliminated from USL First Division playoffs this past weekend, but that doesn't mean their season is over.

Toronto FC head coach John Carver says he'll leave the club if management can't bring in a star "designated player" for next season.

A day after Jim Brennan announced he would no longer play under Dale Mitchell, the Canadian national team coach said he has no intention of reaching out to the veteran defender.