GB archers also take home a team silver medal in Essen, Germany It was a successful week for GB archers at the European Championships in Essen, Germany as they came away with individual gold and team silver medals. Compound archer, Ella Gibson was victorious, taking home her first outdoor European individual title, while recurve archers,
The official competition draw for the 2023 Wheelchair Rugby European Championship will be held at the iconic location of Cardiff Castle at 5.30pm, Monday 12 December, before tickets go on sale on Tuesday 13 December. Held on Welsh soil for the first time, the Principality Stadium – home of Welsh rugby – will play host
University of Bath-based Sophie Kamlish and Polly Maton won silver and bronze respectively at the IPC World Para Athletics European Championships in Bydgoszcz, Poland. Double Paralympian Kamlish teamed up with Zac Shaw, Sophie Hahn and Nathan Maguire to claim a superb second spot behind Russia in a thrilling Universal 4x100m mixed relay final in 48.20.
The 2020 European Rowing Championships in Poznan, Poland saw an impressive eight gold medals for the Netherlands with Italy and Romania winning four each. Ukraine made a strong opening statement in the para rowing events with a silver for Anna Sheremet in the PR1 women’s single sculls and gold for Roman Polianskyi in the equivalent
The pandemic could not slow down the excitement of staging an on-water regatta and Poznan, Poland is the location. More than 570 top European rowers from 31 nations will head to Poznan for the 2020 European Rowing Championships from 9-11 October 2020. As a result of the COVID-19 global pandemic, this will be the third
Lithuania’s Laura Asadauskaite claimed her third gold medal on British soil as the 2019 Modern Pentathlon European Championships came to a thrilling conclusion at the University of Bath Sports Training Village. The London 2012 Olympic Champion replicated her performance from when Bath last hosted the Europeans four years ago, powering through the field with an
Current modern pentathlon ‘royalty’ is set to descend on Bath early next month when the National Lottery-supported European Championships and Tokyo qualifier take place at the University’s Sports Training Village from 6-11 August. 25 nations and over 150 athletes are now registered for the event, dubbed Gladiators Return in recognition of Bath’s Roman history and
Eilidh Doyle is all set to make more sporting history after being named as one of four University of Bath-based athletes in the British Athletics squad for the 2018 European Championships in Berlin. Doyle – who is Scotland’s most decorated athlete with 15 medals on the international stage – will, along with Anyika Onuora, make
Kate French produced a superb display to claim a magnificent silver at the European Championships, the first medal at a major championships of her career. The British star was in contention for a strong finish throughout the day and produced when it mattered most with up to 15 athletes in contention during a nail-biting laser
Stroud’s Zoe Davison, Plymouth’s Kerenza Bryson and Fotheringhay’s Jess Varley claim team bronze at modern pentathlon Under 24 European Championships Davison leads Brits home with 5th place individual finish University of Exeter’s Kerenza (8th), and University of Bath based Jess (9th) both record top 10 finishes Great Gaddsden’s Amy Silk finishes 21st on her international
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