National Sports

CALGARY — The Calgary Stampeders will get their shot at Grey Cup redemption. Calgary advanced to the CFL's championship game for a second straight year Sunday by downing the visiting Edmonton Eskimos 32-28 in the West Division final.

CALGARY — Jason Maas doesn't regret his decision to send out Sean Whyte to kick a field goal down seven points with under two minutes to go in Sunday's West Division final.

TORONTO — It was vintage Ricky Ray. After struggling for three-plus quarters, Ray rallied Toronto to a wild 25-21 East Division victory over Saskatchewan on Sunday afternoon.

STAVANGER, Norway — Ivanie Blondin led the way as the Canadian long track speed skating team won four medals on Sunday — the last day of the second stage of the ISU World Cup season.

CARSON, Calif. — Nathan Peterman's first NFL start for the Buffalo Bills was going just fine until his third pass deflected off his receiver's hands. It was snatched by the Chargers' Korey Toomer, who took it back for a touchdown.

WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump says he should have left three UCLA basketball players accused of shoplifting in China in jail.

SAULT STE. MARIE, Ont. — Winnipeg's Jennifer Jones has another Grand Slam trophy to add to the collection. Jones claimed her ninth career Grand Slam of Curling title on Sunday after edging out Casey Scheidegger of Lethbridge, Alta.

TORONTO — With just over a minute to play, DeMar DeRozan spotted Fred VanVleet prowling the perimeter and fed the backup guard for a three-point shot.

LONDON — Grigor Dimitrov's talent took him to the brink of his biggest career win — but he needed more than that to get over the line.

SYDNEY, Australia — Natasha Smith scored three tries Sunday as Canada made history by defeating Papua New Guinea 22-8 for its first ever win at the Rugby League World Cup.