In a must win game on day four at the Champéry Curling Arena, Team GB kept their nerve to produce a mature and disciplined display to beat Slovenia 6-2. The game was nip and tuck throughout but as the game went on Team GB applied the pressure and forced the Slovenians into a mistake in
Mirren Foy and Amy Robery are both well in contention to reach the last four of the mixed country 3-on-3 ice hockey event after another successful day on the ice at Lausanne 2020. Foy (Team Blue) and Robery (Team Black) are involved in a three-way tie at the top of the women’s standings alongside Team
Day One Lausanne 2020 – Super G headlines After the excitement of the Lausanne 2020 Opening Ceremony, the Youth Olympic Games (YOG) started with 15 Team GB athletes competing across three sports – alpine skiing, curling and ice hockey. The Super G competition was up first for alpine skiers Daisi Daniels and Sophie Foster, who
Robyn Mitchell will have the honour of leading out Team GB at the Opening Ceremony of the Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic Games (YOG) after being announced as flagbearer. Mitchell, who will compete in the Mixed Team curling event alongside teammates Ross Craik, Hannah Farries and Jamie Rankin, was selected by Georgina Harland, Team GB’s Chef
A 28-strong team will represent Great Britain at the Lausanne 2020 Youth Olympic Games in the home of the Olympic movement in Switzerland. The Games, which run from 9th – 22nd January, will see Team GB compete in 11 of the 16 disciplines on the programme across 14 days of competition. The team consists of
Team GB ended the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games with a final flourish after winning four medals, including two golds, on the last day of competition. The boxers led the way with gold medal bout victories for Caroline Dubois and Karol Itauma, while Hassan Azim collected bronze in the ring and Lauren Salisbury won
Team GB are guaranteed three Youth Olympic boxing medals after Ivan Hope Price, Karol Itauma and Caroline Dubois all recorded semi-final victories on day 10 at Buenos Aires 2018. Defeat for light welterweight Hassan Azim prevented a clean sweep of finals for British boxers in Argentina but the 17-year-old still has a chance of a
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
Amelie Morgan and Finn Hawkins ensured Team GB enjoyed its best day yet at the Buenos Aires 2018 Youth Olympic Games with both athletes stepping onto the podium. Morgan’s all-around artistic gymnastics silver and Hawkins’s windsurfing bronze were the first two individual medals won by British athletes in Argentina and means Team GB now have
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