Kerenza Bryson produced a superb display to claim silver in the women’s final at the Junior World Championships and continue her brilliant 2019 season. After a stunning start in the fencing hall, the 20-year-old Brit was never lower than third throughout the competition, crossing the line 2nd to win her second silver of the week
The British Olympic Association has today confirmed the 44 athletes selected to represent Team GB at the Baku 2019 European Olympic Festival (EYOF). Baku 2019 will see around 2,500 athletes from 48 European nations come together to compete across 10 Olympic sports from 21st-27th July. Team GB’s athletes, who will all be aged 14-17 at
Kerenza Bryson and Georgia Hannam produced a brilliant display to claim women’s relay silver on the opening day of the Junior World Championships in Poland, taking Pentathlon GB’s 2019 medal count to 20 in the process. The British duo have both enjoyed fine seasons, already contributing to the medal count, including relay and team medals
I Am Team GB returns in August, with the support of Toyota and several leading British Olympic athletes, including Laura Kenny, providing opportunities for thousands of people to get active and take part in sporting or recreational activities, as the build-up continues to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games. Source: Team GBI Am Team GB will
The 2019 World Rowing season moves on to the final in the World Rowing Cup series of three. World Rowing Cup III takes place on the Williem Alexander Baan International Regatta Course for the first time in Rotterdam, the Netherlands from 12-14 July 2019. The regatta will be combined with the traditional Holland Beker regatta
The University of Bath Rowing Club will be well represented when the world-famous Henley Royal Regatta gets under way on Wednesday. The men’s eight start their Temple Challenge Cup campaign at 3.05pm when they face Purdue University from Indiana in the United States. Crew Bath’s men’s coxed four also face American opposition in the first
On the final day of competition at the European Games in Minsk, Team GB added seven medals, including three golds, to place them ninth in the table with 23 medals in total. Badminton was undoubtedly one of the success stories of the Games with five medals from a possible seven events. Marcus Ellis and Lauren
Double European Games gold medallist Marcus Ellis has been given the honour of being Team GB’s flagbearer at tonight’s Closing Ceremony. The badminton athlete will lead the British delegation after a fine seven days of competition at Minsk 2019, which saw him secure gold in the men’s doubles yesterday with Chris Langridge, before following up
Team GB won their second and third gold medals of the European Games on day nine thanks to Pat McCormack in the -69kg and Marcus Ellis and Christopher Langridge in the men’s badminton doubles. With silver medals also going to Ben Whittaker in –81kg boxing, the badminton women’s duo of Lauren Smith and Chloe Birch
Megan Barker, Jess Roberts, Jenny Holl and Josie Knight were one of five Team GB medals on day eight, winning silver medal in the women’s team pursuit cycling, with four boxing bronze medals also secured. The cyclists attained the fastest spot in the first round with a time of 4.21.023 to land them a place
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