Jazz Carlin added 400m freestyle gold to her 800m title as University of Bath-based swimmers finished the LEN European Short-Course Championships in Israel with seven medals between them. Siobhan-Marie O’Connor (pictured above) was runner-up in both the 100m and 200m individual medley, while Chris Walker-Hebborn won backstroke silver and bronze. That added to the 200m
Jazz Carlin claimed Great Britain’s first gold medal and Chemical Engineering graduate Andrew Willis won bronze on his 25th birthday during an excellent day for University of Bath-based swimmers at the LEN European Short-Course Championships. World champions Siobhan-Marie O’Connor and Chris Walker-Hebborn also booked their places in Friday’s finals as the British Swimming team –
The University of Bath has been named as Education Venue of the Year by the Avon Lawn Tennis Association (LTA). The award recognises the outstanding work by Team Bath tennis coaches in enhancing the student experience at the University and taking the sport into primary and secondary schools throughout the region. Head of Club Coaching
Zoe Smith broke two British records as she boosted her chances of competing at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games by securing a top-ten finish at the IWF World Weightlifting Championships in the United States. Commonwealth champion Smith, who does some of her training at the University of Bath Sports Training Village, lifted an overall total
A brilliant gold medal for slider Laura Deas and silver in the four-man bob made for an impressive start to the season for the British Bobsleigh & Skeleton Association athletes based at the University of Bath. Deas produced a sensational performance in Altenberg, Germany on Friday to pip home slider Tina Hermann to gold in
WBBL Trophy Quarter Finals: Sat 28 Nov 2015 5:00pm TRO QF Leicester Riders 32-75 Team Northumbria Sat 28 Nov 2015 4:30pm TRO QF Sevenoaks Suns 67-83 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters Sun 29 Nov 2015 4:00pm TRO QF Barking Abbey Crusaders 71-49 Cardiff Met Archers The final Quarter Final Match will take place next weekend when the Nottingham Wildcats
The Strength in Depth European Finals will return to the University of Bath Sports Training Village this weekend for the second year running. The unique competition sees 40 of the continent’s top fitness teams take on a number of challenging workouts over the course of two days in a bid to be crowned champions of
Italy produced a decisive reponse in the fourth quarter to secure a 60-48 win against Great Britain in Eurobasket Women 2017 Qualifying Group C at the Amaechi Basketball Centre in Manchester on Wednesday. Following on from defeat to group favourites Montenegro on Saturday, Jose Maria Buceta’s side were within two points of their visitors with
University of Bath tennis player Emma Hurst will take on some of the best student aces in the world after being selected to represent Great Britain in the Master’U BNP Paribas tournament in France. The Sport & Exercise Science student, a 2014-15 Trendell Sports Scholar, is among the team of three ladies and three men
Great Britain were unable to get off to a winning start in their first outing of the Eurobasket Women 2017 Qualifying campaign after being beaten 78-65 in a hard fought clash against Group C favourites Montenegro. New GB Head Coach, Jose Maria Buceta handed out three debut in Podgorica with Eleanor Jones, Savannah Wilkinson
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