Olympian Jacob Whittle is one of 42 young swimmers named in a British Swimming team packed with ‘great potential’ heading to the European Junior Championships. The event, being held at the Otopeni Olympic Swimming Complex in Bucharest, Romania, between 5-10 July, will be a ‘hugely valuable learning experience’ for oneRead More →
As the finale of stage 1 of the 2022 edition of the Giro d’Italia was playing out with a hilltop finish in Hungary the bulk of the sprinters were more than a minute back. The final climb was too much of an ask for most, but not for Caleb Ewan.Read More →
Indonesia, Korea, Thailand and Singapore make up Group A of the Thomas Cup, perhaps the trickiest group in the draw. Leading the charge for Singapore at the TotalEnergies BWF Thomas and Uber Cup Finals 2022 will be world champion Loh Kean Yew, whose battles with – possibly — Anthony Sinisuka Ginting/Jonatan Christie, HeoRead More →
World Championship medalist-2018 Kirsty HEGARTY from Great Britain won Gold in Trap Women. She became the best among 68 athletes. Augusta Rose CAMPOS-MARTYN from Puerto Rico finished second and took her first individual ISSF World Cup medal. World Cup winner and medalist Ray BASSIL from Lebanon won Bronze. In TrapRead More →
With the pandemic-related restrictions starting to ease across the Oceania region, Badminton Oceania caught up with Hsuan-Yu Wendy Chen, reigning six-time continental champion in women’s singles and two-time Australian Olympian, to find out about recent developments and preparation for upcoming events. Could she extend her record-breaking run at the upcoming VICTORRead More →
Anders Antonsen made amends for a loss that has “haunted” him since last December, as he outplayed world champion Loh Kean Yew in the opening round of the YONEX All England. The No.3 seed, playing his first match since losing in the semifinals of the TotalEnergies BWF World Championships 2021 to Loh, had hisRead More →
The full team which will aim to steer Team England’s swimmers and para-swimmers to have the ‘best Commonwealth Games ever’ has been finalised. Following the appointments of head coach Mel Marshall, sports science lead Diane Elliott and team manager Rod Wardle in January, swimming team leader Grant Robins has confirmed theRead More →
A ‘terrific blend of experienced names and exciting prospects’ have been selected for a 30-strong British team heading to the World Para Swimming Championships. All 14 British medallists from the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics are included in the squad for the 10th edition of the championships, which takes place at theRead More →