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Rising basketball star from Sudbury scores in OT, leads Canada to bronze medal
Rising basketball star from Sudbury scores in OT, leads Canada to bronze medal

CTV News

time07-07-2025

  • Sport
  • CTV News

Rising basketball star from Sudbury scores in OT, leads Canada to bronze medal

Syla Swords celebrates after scoring the winning basket Sunday, giving Canada a 76-75 win and a bronze medal at the FIBA Women's AmeriCup 2025. Syla Swords, a rising basketball star who hails from Sudbury, led Canada to a 76-75 double-overtime victory over Argentina last weekend. Swords, 18, not only led the team with 23 points, she scored the winning basket with 2.8 seconds left in Sunday's game, giving Canada the bronze medal in the FIBA Women's AmeriCup 2025. Team Canada Team Canada poses for a photo after its bronze-medal win Sunday. (Canada Basketball photo) Swords scored on a play drawn up during a timeout with Argentina up 75-74. Canada's Delaney Gibb executed an inbound pass, finding Swords under the rim for the winning basket. 'I'm so excited to bring this medal home. It's been 30 days of hard work. It's amazing to have this,' Swords said in an interview with FIBA after the game. 'The best thing about this team is that we played together.' Swords also had six rebounds and three assists. 'The 18-year-old led all players with a +17 plus-minus and knocked down a career-best five three-pointers, tied for the second-most ever by a Canadian in an AmeriCup game,' Canada Basketball said on its website. 'She finished the tournament with a team-leading 13 made threes and now has 124 points in 23 appearances for the program.' Canada matched its third-place finish from the 2023 AmeriCup, while Argentina improved from a seventh-place result in that edition in Mexico, climbing three spots. Both teams achieved their initial goal of securing a berth in the FIBA Women's Basketball World Cup 2026 Qualifying Tournaments.

Lopusanova Scores As Slovakia Beats USA For Bronze, Czechia Takes Gold Riding Ice Hockey Stars
Lopusanova Scores As Slovakia Beats USA For Bronze, Czechia Takes Gold Riding Ice Hockey Stars

Yahoo

time07-07-2025

  • Sport
  • Yahoo

Lopusanova Scores As Slovakia Beats USA For Bronze, Czechia Takes Gold Riding Ice Hockey Stars

She's known for her scoring prowess on ice, but Nela Lopusanova added a bronze medal to her trophy case this week on the floor. Lopusanova helped Slovakia win bronze at the International Street and Ball Hockey Federation World Junior Championships. Lopusanova opened the scoring for Slovakia in the bronze medal game facing Team USA. She also added an assist on a goal by Paula Mandelíková only three minutes later. Mandelíková has also represented Slovakia's U-18 national ice hockey team. Advertisement Ema Donovalová, another Slovakian U-18 ice hockey national team alumni scored the game winner minutes later for Slovakia's 3-2 win over USA. Czechia Takes Gold Over Canada Czechia took a 5-1 win over Canada to capture gold at the tournament, and they were also led by Czechia's on ice stars. Andrea Kantorová, 16, scored twice for Czechia in the gold medal game. Kantorová is one of Czechia's top U-18 hockey players winning bronze in 2025 at the U-18 World Championships. She signed this offseason to play in the EWHL. Kateřina Kotyrová had a goal and an assist for Czechia, as did Anna Štěrbová, while Aneta Zavoralová had the other Czechia goal.

Canada's U19 women's volleyball team defeats Dominican Republic to earn bronze at Pan Am Cup
Canada's U19 women's volleyball team defeats Dominican Republic to earn bronze at Pan Am Cup

CBC

time29-06-2025

  • Sport
  • CBC

Canada's U19 women's volleyball team defeats Dominican Republic to earn bronze at Pan Am Cup

Canada's under-19 girls' volleyball team collected the bronze medal with an exciting victory over the Dominican Republic on Saturday at the Pan American Cup in Kingston, Ont. Canada won the best-of-five match 3-2, taking the tiebreaker 15-10 at Queen's University Athletic and Recreation Centre. The United States beat Mexico in the gold-medal final. Canada led in attack points 58-50, blocking 10-4, while Dominican Republic had one more ace (11-10). Canada also made more errors 35-24. WATCH | Full replay of Dominican Republic-Canada bronze-medal match: NORCECA Women's Volleyball U19 Pan Am Cup Kingston bronze medal: Canada vs. Dominican Republic 1 day ago Duration 2:21:16 Watch Canada face Dominican Republic in the bronze medal game at the NORCECA Women's Volleyball U19 Pan Am Cup from Kingston, Ont. Opposite Sydney Bell (16) and outside hitter Sol Henson (14) led in points for Canada. Ambar Hernandez (16) and Julie Millaray Arias (13) were top scorers for the Dominican Republic. "It was a great team effort for us," said Canada's head coach Gina Schmidt. "The Dominican team served tougher than they did in the previous match we played against them. We were in system a lot in our first match, and they added some service pressure today, which got us out of our rhythm with our offence. "Once we kind of settled that down and put on more pressure from service from our side, we were able to work our way back into the match. I loved the way our team reacted in that fifth set. Everyone found a way to contribute, so that's important as we head into the next tournament." Most teams, including Canada, at the Pan Am Cup were using the tournament to prepare for the FIVB Girls' U19 2025 World Championship, which will be held in Serbia and Croatia in early July.

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