Winners Announced for 38th Annual Senior Sports Awards - Colby College

Emma Sing comes in at full-back in Kildunne's place for Saturday's rematch (00:00 BST) against Canada in Ottawa, while Tatyana Heard and Claudia Moloney-MacDonald - backline starters in the defeat - drop out of the matchday squad entirely. Helena Rowland and Mia Venner replace Heard and Moloney-MacDonald at inside centre and wing respectively. In the fourth change to the starting line-up, Sadia Kabeya, who appeared off the bench last week on her comeback from a leg injury, starts with Alex Matthews, two-time Rugby World Cup winner, dropping to the bench. Exeter's Flo Robinson and Sale's Hollie Aitchison are included on the bench as a new-look set of half-back replacements. Sing, a rangy runner who can also kick goals, started two matches at full-back during England's Six Nations campaign, with Kildunne switching to a different position on the wing on each occasion. Sing's Gloucester-Hartpury team-mate Venner made her England debut in 2020 aged just 17. Venner has won only another four caps since but was putting pressure on England's more established back three at the start of this year, appearing in wins over Scotland and Italy.

It's becoming a disturbing trend for the Canucks. Vancouver has been outscored 11-0 in the final periods of the past five games, including Tuesday's setback to Carolina. It's simply not a recipe to win games.

Early in the second period, Juraj Slafkovsky flips the puck to himself around Sharks defenceman Darnell Nurse before scoring an unbelievable goal. October 20, 2026 at 8:21p.m. EDT

While the Wild's stars saved their best work for even-strength hockey on Tuesday, the Oilers cashed in for three power-play goals — the last of which came on a laser beam from Evan Bouchard in overtime.

Kirill Marchenko enjoyed a goal in his return to Columbus, while Easton Cowan continued to show major progress on a memorable night for the Maple Leafs.