England Women head coach Simon Middleton has named his side to play hosts USA Women in their first match of the Women’s Rugby Super Series in San Diego (KO 13:00 PDT/21:00 BST live on Sky Sports Action). Centre Amber Reed will win her 50th cap on Friday against the Eagles as she starts at inside
Hayley Simmonds won the first cycling medal for Team GB on day five at the European Games in Minsk with a brilliant bronze in the women’s time trial. Setting off 13th in a field of 29 riders, Simmonds rode a spectacular race finishing in a time of 37.44.57 and on finishing her race sat in
Here are the results of last weekend’s women and girls’ rugby league matches including the Coral Challenge Cup: Sunday 23 June – League One Whitley Bay Barbarians 54 20 Hull KR Cutsyke 42 20 West Leeds Eagles Ladies Coral Challenge Cup Leeds Rhinos 74 0 Warrington Wolves St Helens 36 0 Wigan Warriors Keighley Albion
Brothers Cameron and Alistair Chalmers, University of Bath sporting scholars past and present respectively, struck gold within hours of each other at the England Athletics age-group trials to earn selection for next month’s European U23 and U20 Championships. There was also a silver medal for Lauren Williams in Bedford, as well as bronze for fellow
Day four at the European Games was marked by an impressive first day of competition for Team GB badminton with a clean sweep of wins in the first group stages. Up first, Chloe Birch won the toughest match of her group in the women’s singles against Sabrina Jaquet from Switzerland (2-1). Following, in the mixed
England Women Sevens player and former Red Rose Claire Allan will retire from professional rugby at the end of the 2018/19 season and return to a career with the Met Police. The 34-year-old cross-format back made her England debut against Scotland in the 2007 Six Nations, scoring a try on her first outing in the
Team GB added three medals to their medal tally on day three of the European Games in Minsk. Two silver medals in the form of judo player Alice Schlesinger and archers Naomi Folkard and Patrick Huston (mixed team) and a bronze for shooter Aaron Heading took Team GB’s medal count to five. Alice Schlesinger led
Britain’s women ended their FIH Pro League campaign on a real high with a super 3-1 win at home to New Zealand. Lily Owsley scored twice and set up Hannah Martin as Mark Hager’s side put in their best performance of the season in front of more than 11,500 people at the Twickenham Stoop. Both
Team GB won two medals on day two of competition at the European Games in Minsk, Belarus as they celebrated a gold in archery courtesy of Sarah Bettles, Naomi Folkard and Bryony Pitman and a bronze in judo for Chelsie Giles. Team GB’s women’s recurve won the first gold of the Games as they defeated
The second European Games in Minsk, Belarus, got underway with the first of Team GB’s athletes taking part in competition before culminating in the Opening Ceremony at Dinamo Stadium. Team GB judo player Sally Conway was selected as Opening Ceremony flagbearer at the Minsk 2019 European Games. Speaking after being given the special recognition, Conway
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