England Women’s Rugby League coach Chris Chapman has named his 17-player team for their second international against France in Biganos, Saturday June 20 (6.30pm). The team won the first of two tests against their French counterparts, on Wednesday 17 June, by 24-4 and will be hoping for more success tonight. England Women: Charlotte Booth (Bradford Thunderbirds) Samantha Simpson
Olympic medalist Michael Jamieson today officially opened the newly-refurbished £1.6million London 2012 Legacy Pool at the University of Bath. The University of Bath Sports Performance graduate, who famously won 200m breaststroke silver at the London Olympic Games, was shown a commemorative plaque by Director of Sport Stephen Baddeley before ceremonially cutting ribbons of blue and
Commonwealth swimming champion Siobhan-Marie O’Connor will act as official starter for the annual Olympic Day Run when it takes places at the University of Bath on Saturday. Being staged over a 5km course at the Sports Training Village or 3km for under-16s, the run will start at 2pm and is the centerpiece of the Team
Great Britain were eliminated from EuroBasket Women 2015 Final Round ahead of the final day of action. Having lost their first three games of the competition, it still looked as if a convincing victory against Croatia might still allow them to progress to the second phase in Gyor. However, Latvia produced an upset with a 68-62 success against
Bristol Ladies are excited to launch their new summer development camps in partnership with Breaking Boundaries that will start in July 2015. Breaking Boundaries is the creation of Bristol Ladies and England International star Sasha Acheson. Born from international elite athletes, along with the support of the Princes Trust, the mission is to inspire the
Cricket clubs across Lancashire have received a financial boost of £70,000 through the England and Wales Cricket Trust Small Grant Scheme 2015, supported by Waitrose. Lancashire Cricket Board has distributed funds from the Scheme to clubs, aiming to improve their long term sustainability and / or to increase the number of games played. Clubs applied
Goals from Alex Danson and Kate Richardson-Walsh kept up Great Britain’s outstanding winning run in the competition and booked their place in the semi-final of the competition. Both goals came in the opening quarter of the match and despite a spirited display from South Africa, Danny Kerry’s team produced a professional performance to give themselves
FIFA Women’s World Cup : Stage 2 : Last Sixteen Fixtures All times specified are local time Game 37 20 June – 17.30 hrs Edmonton China PR v Cameroon Game 38 22 June – 18.00 hrs Edmonton USA v Colombia Game 39 20 June – 16.00 hrs Edmonton Germany v Sweden Game 40 21
The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) today announced that the first Women’s Cricket Super League will be launched next year, in the 2016 season. This major development for the game will help support greater participation, encourage higher levels of performance and create new commercial partnerships by: Developing ever higher standards for the England team
England Women got off to the perfect start in Tonneins to triumph 24-4 in their international against France Women this evening (Wednesday June 17). The first of a two-match series could not have gone any better for Chris Chapman’s side, who outperformed a resilient French team looking for victory on home soil. Tara Jones got
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