Game fixtures are here Group D Australia 1. Lydia Williams – Goalkeeper – 27 years old 2. Larissa Crummer – Forward – 19 years old 3. Ashleigh Sykes – Forward – 23 years old 4. Clare Polkinghorne – Defender – 26 years old 5. Laura Alleway – Defender – 25 years old 6. Servet Uzunlar
Game fixtures are here Group E Brazil 1. Luciana – Goalkeeper – 27 years old 2. Fabiana – Defender – 25 years old 3. Monica – Defender – 28 years old 4. Rafaela – Forward – 26 years old 5. Andressa – Midfielder – 20 years old 6. Tamires – Defender – 27 years old
Game fixtures are here Group F Colombia 1. Stefany Castano – Goalkeeper – 21 years old 2. Carolina Arbelaez – Midfielder – 20 years old 3. Natalia Gaitan – Midfielder – 24 years old 4. Diana Ospina – Midfielder – 26 years old 5. Lina Granados – Defender – 21 years old 6. Daniela Montoya
Game fixtures are here Group A Canada 1. Erin McLeod – Goalkeeper – 32 years old 2. Emily Zurrer – Defender – 27 years old 3. Kadeisha Buchanan – Defender – 19 years old 4. Carmelina Moscato – Defender – 31 years old 5. Robyn Gayle – Defender – 29 years old 6. Kaylyn Kyle
England U19s were outclassed by their French equivalents in the Stade Jacques Couvret, Chartres on Friday morning. The England U19s were playing in the second of a two match double-header against France in preparation for the Euro Finals, to be played in July, and this time lost by 4-1. The game was played in front
FIFA Women’s World Cup Groups and Fixtures Group A Group B Group C Canada Côte D’Ivoire Cameroon China Germany Ecuador New Zealand Norway Japan The Netherlands Thailand Switzerland Group D Group E Group F Australia Brazil Colombia Nigeria Costa Rica England Sweden Korea Rep France USA Spain Mexico Fixtures All times specified are event
Nalisha Patel, LCB Thunder’s 17 year old right arm off spin bowler, won the Kumon Achievement in Sport Award at this year’s Fusion Awards held at Blackburn’s King Georges Hall. The awards ceremony, aimed at celebrating community cohesion and the contribution of all communities in helping to make the North West region a better place
Team Bath Judo Club’s Ben Fletcher, Megan Fletcher and Gemma Howell are finalising their preparations for this month’s European Games at a training camp in Mongolia. University of Bath graduate Gemma Gibbons – the London 2012 Olympic silver-medalist – is also part of the touring group. It is the first time the British Judo Association
Tennis ace Alex Walker and swimmers Jay Lelliott and Thomas Tsiopanis are the latest University of Bath students to be called up for this summer’s World University Games. They will join badminton player Angus Pedersen and shooter Kristian Callaghan at the biennial competition, taking place in Gwangju, South Korea from July 3-14. Tennis player Walker,
There is a strong University of Bath representation in the 47-strong British Athletics squad announced for this month’s European Team Championships in Cheboksary, Russia. Eilidh Child, coached by Malcolm Arnold at the Sports Training Village, will compete in both the 400m hurdles – the event in which she is European champion – and the 4x400m
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