Highlights from the World of Sports

Nick Taylor Triumphs in Dramatic Playoff at Sony Open

In a thrilling comeback, Canadian golfer Nick Taylor emerged victorious in another playoff battle. After sinking a 10-foot birdie putt to stay alive, Taylor hit a beautiful wedge to set up the winning shot and secure the $1.6 million prize.

Felix Auger-Aliassime Conquers Adelaide International

"FAA" rolled into the Australian Open as reigning champion of the warmup Adelaide International. Triumphing over Sebastian Korda in the final, Auger-Aliassime claimed his sixth ATP Tour singles title. He is poised to challenge for the men's singles crown in Melbourne.

Canada Crowned Women's World Junior Hockey Champions

Chloe Primerano played a pivotal role in Canada's thrilling 3-0 victory over the United States in the World Junior Hockey Championship for women. Zablocki and Copetti sealed the gold, with Primerano earning the Best Defender award.

Lindsey Vonn's World Cup Comeback Stuns

At age 40, skiing legend Lindsey Vonn announced her return to World Cup racing in style. Despite making a cautious start, she showcased her dominance with a sixth-place finish in the downhill and a fourth-place result in the super-G, fueling hopes for an Olympic podium finish next year.

"I just feel like I can rise to the occasion."

Canadian Ice Princess Leylah Fernandez Shines

Canada's top-ranked women's tennis player, Leylah Fernandez, also emerged victorious in her Australian Open opener, setting up a second-round match against Cristina Bucsa.

Kalle Ericsson and Sierra Smith Dominate Para World Cup

Canada's Kalle Ericsson and his guide Sierra Smith triumphed in one of two men's vision-impaired giant slalom races and claimed silver in the other. Alexis Guimond earned double silver in the men's standing events, and Michaela Gosselin nabbed silver and bronze in the women's standing category.