The second World Rowing Cup of the 2016 season wrapped up in Lucerne, Switzerland with rainy conditions and a win for New Zealand overall. Racing started three days ago and worked through to today’s finals with New Zealand earning three gold, two silver and three bronze medals to put them at the top of the
The countdown to Women’s Rugby World Cup 2017 continued with World Rugby and the Irish Rugby Football Union (IRFU) unveiling a dynamic logo for next year’s showcase event. Ireland will host the pinnacle women’s 15s competition from 9-26 August, 2017, at venues in Dublin and Belfast.The vibrant logo was unveiled at University College Dublin with
Jamie Cooke showed his true colours again today when he took to the podium to accept his Gold medal after winning the UIPM 2016 World Cup Final. Cooke’s World Cup season has gone from strength to strength with him starting the series in Brazil in March where he finished 19th. Just one month later he
GB’s Francesca Summers finishes 22nd in the women’s final of the first modern pentathlon World Cup in what was the “most difficult and demanding” performance of her career so far. The 20-year-old, originally from Dorking, performed consistently throughout the day, in what were difficult conditions in Cairo’s International Stadium. Pentathlon GB’s Performance Director Jan Bartu
Junior World Champion Francesca Summers has qualified for the women’s final of the first World Cup of the year in Cairo. She will now compete against some of the world’s best pentathletes on Friday, including current World Champion Lena Shoneborn and 2015 European silver-medallist Elodie Clouvel. It was Summers’ outstanding fencing which put her in
Three Surrey Storm players will return home from Sydney this week with bronze medals thanks to a 3rd place play-off victory over Jamaica at the 2015 Netball World Cup. Both Pamela Cookey and Tamsin Greenway featured in Coach Tracey Neville’s starting 7 ahead of Sunday morning’s fixture which saw the Roses come out on top
Netball World Cup : Final Results Barbados 53-38 Zambia Trinidad & Tobago 64-51 Samoa Fiji 51-41 Scotland Wales 64-41 Uganda Singapore 59-32 Sri Lanka Malawi 46-48 South Africa Bronze medal match – England 66-44 Jamaica Gold medal match – New Zealand 55-58 Australia
England produced their finest performance of the tournament to overpower the Sunshine Girls 66-44 and take the bronze medal at the World Cup in Sydney earlier today. It has been a rollercoaster two weeks for the Roses and the pattern resumed this morning. They fell behind early on but surged back to take a five goal
A familiar foe lies in wait for the England Roses as they attempt to grab a bronze medal at the 2015 Netball World Cup in Sydney tomorrow morning. In a rematch of last year’s Commonwealth Games shoot-out, England will face the Sunshine Girls of Jamaica. On that occasion the Caribbean side secured a four goal victory
Netball World Cup : Final Fixtures 8.50 – Barbados v Zambia 8.50 – Trinidad & Tobago v Samoa 8.55 – Fiji v Scotland 10.50 – Wales v Uganda 10.55 – Singapore v Sri Lanka 11.00 – Malawi v South Africa 13.10 – Bronze medal match – England v Jamaica 15.20 – Gold medal match –
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