This weekend’s results in the WBBL are: Leicester Riders 58-70 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters Brixton Topcats 46-49 Sevenoaks Suns Barking Abbey Crusaders 68-59 Team Northumbria
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This weekend’s results in the WBBL are: Leicester Riders 58-70 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters Brixton Topcats 46-49 Sevenoaks Suns Barking Abbey Crusaders 68-59 Team Northumbria
Prince Harry today dropped in on the University of Bath’s Sports Training Village to watch and support athletes seeking selection to the 100-strong UK team for the 2016 Invictus Games. The Invictus Games Foundation Patron met with serving and veteran servicemen and women who are using sport as part of their recovery. Staff at the
The Mystics showed their grit this week as they won their first game of the season away to the Sevenoaks Suns, while the Nottingham Wildcats also won away from home edging rivals Sheffield Hatters. Results for this weekend below: 23 January 2016 Cardiff Met Archers 68-65 Barking Abbey Crusaders Manchester Mystics 67-78 Brixton Topcats Westfield
Two big wins as the WBBL 2016 got going yesterday. Team Northumbria strengthened their hold on top spot in the league with a 78-51 win over the Suns. While the Hatters made it six wins in a row with their away win against the Crusaders. A result that looks good for the Hatters as a
WBBL: Round 9 Sat 9 Jan 2016 1:30pm CH Team Northumbria v Sevenoaks Suns Sat 9 Jan 2016 6:00pm CH Barking Abbey Crusaders v Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters Sun 10 Jan 2016 2:00pm CH Brixton Topcats v Cardiff Met Archers Sun 10 Jan 2016 3:00pm CH Nottingham Wildcats v Team Northumbria Thur 14 Jan 2016
4TLOS while primarily a website celebrating women’s sport is also keen to promote achievements of women working in the usually male dominated sport world. We were lucky enough to catch up with Becky Frewing – General Manager of ONE Pro Cycling to find out a little more about her interesting and varied career. Becky has
World-renowned sports scientists and practitioners, including a former UK Athletics Performance Director and the current head coach of a team on course for Rio 2016 Olympic qualfication, will gather at the University of Bath later this month for a major Sports Performance Conference. More than 200 students, athletes, coaches and researchers – from as far afield
Lizzie Simmonds set a new British record and there were 17 medals in total, eight of them gold, as University of Bath-based swimmers enjoyed a successful trip to Sheffield for the ASA National Winter Meet. Double Olympian Simmonds, who is coached by Dave McNulty and Graeme Antwhistle at the British Swimming National Centre Bath, set
WBBL Trophy – Semi Finals – 19 December 2015 Westfield Health Sheffield Hatters 83-79 Nottingham Wildcats WBBL Trophy – Semi Finals – 20 December 2015 Barking Abbey Crusaders 81-57 Team Northumbria
Jens Hullah was in record-breaking form as University of Bath-based rowers came away from the British Rowing Indoor Championships with six medals. Hullah, one of the youngest members of the GB Rowing Team Start Programme at the Sports Training Village, set a new British Y11 junior boy’s record as he covered 1,909m in six minutes
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