This week in tennis, the NBA, and skiing.

๐พTennis: Canadian tennis has a new champion! Leylah Annie Fernandez won her first career WTA title yesterday in straight sets over Viktorjia Golubic (pronounced GO-LUH-BICH) in the Monterrey Open. The 18-year-old didnโt drop a single set the entire tournament.
- And starting today, Fernandez and OG champ Bianca Andreescu will look for more victory in the Miami Open. Follow along here.
๐NBA: March is not Nick Nurseโs month. Not only has the Toronto Raptorsโ head coach had to watch his team lose eight straight (dating back to February 26th), but after an outburst directed towards an official in which he threw his face mask on Friday night, Nurse was fined $50k. Salt on the wound.
- In non-Raptor news, LA Laker LeBron James is out indefinitely with an ankle sprain he sustained in Saturdayโs loss to the Atlanta Hawks, and Charlotte Hornets rookie LaMelo Ball is out indefinitely with a fractured wrist. The injury bug is out for blood.
๐ฟSkiing: Oh, you want more Canadian champs news? We got you. Freestyle skier Rachael Karker won her first career World Cup event in the halfpipe yesterday, while Brendan Mackay took home a silver medal in the menโs event.