National Sports

LAKE LOUISE, Alta. — Sofia Goggia felt "an explosion in my heart" when she skied across the finish line Sunday. The 29-year-old Italian became just the third woman to sweep all three races in a Lake Louise World Cup by winning the super-G.

Lewis Hamilton passed Max Verstappen with six laps remaining Sunday to win the chaotic inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix and pull even on points with his rival as Formula One's thrilling championship race heads into the title-deciding finale.

MADRID (AP) — Russia's 15-year wait for a Davis Cup title ended Sunday after another clutch performance by Daniil Medvedev.

LONDON (AP) — Canadian international Jessie Fleming added to her trophy case Sunday, helping Chelsea win the Women's FA Cup to clinch a domestic treble for the first time.

ALTENBERG, Germany (AP) — Kaillie Humphries is 2 for 2 as an American. Humphries completed a perfect weekend Sunday, teaming with Kaysha Love to win a World Cup women’s bobsled race. Canada's Christine de Bruin and Kristen Bujnowski took the bronze.

MADRID (AP) — There will be more host cities and fewer nations playing in the Davis Cup Finals next season in an attempt to increase fan engagement and keep the revamped team event sustainable, organizers said Sunday.

TORONTO — The Toronto Argonauts will have starter McLeod Bethel-Thompson for the East Division final.

POTCHEFSTROOM, South Africa — Field Hockey Canada says it has received an exemption from the federal government to help bring its junior women's team home from South Africa.

Saturday's Games NHL Florida 4 St. Louis 3 (SO) Washington 3 Columbus 1 Detroit 4 N.Y. Islanders 3 (OT) Tampa Bay 3 Boston 2 (OT) Nashville 4 Montreal 3 (OT) Minnesota 4 Toronto 3 (SO) Ottawa 6 Colorado 5 (OT) Carolina 6 Buffalo 2 N.Y.

VANCOUVER — Boos rained down on the Vancouver Canucks as they skated off the ice Saturday night. The team had lost at home yet again, this time dropping a 4-1 decision to the Pittsburgh Penguins.