Amelie Morgan stole the show once more at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games as she took her medal haul to three following silver on floor and bronze on the beam. And it was the beam which started the medal action on day nine with Morgan scoring 13.033 to eventually sit second behind China’s
Silver medals for Anthony Harding and Andrew Stamp led the way for Team GB on a successful Sunday at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games. Harding was first onto the podium following the men’s 3m springboard final. The 18-year-old was second in the morning’s preliminaries, only trailing China’s Junjie Lian, but it was Colombia’s
Finn Hawkins stands on the cusp of a Youth Olympic windsurfing bronze medal at the end of day five at Buenos Aires 2018. Hawkins is just one race away from a place on the podium after producing his best day on the water in the men’s windsurfing at the Games. On the penultimate day of
Jack Whitaker made it a birthday to remember today in becoming Team GB’s first medallist of the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games with silver in the showjumping international team event. Whitaker, who’s just turned 17, competed as part of Europe in today’s finals and the five-strong team were only edged into silver by North
Team GB gymnasts qualified for four individual finals on day two of the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games. Adam Tobin continued his fine start to the Games, adding a rings final to the floor and pommel the 17-year-old booked yesterday. The Devon gymnast finished in fifth with 13.300, just 0.4 off the lead, while
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