Since the start of December, athletics has resumed with the opening of the winter meetings. While the presence and performances of athletes will intensify in the coming days leading up to the European Indoor Athletics Championships (March 6-9 in Apeldoorn, Netherlands), young British athletes have already posted some very impressive times. Here’s a look at the opening of the winter season. Read more Read More
The 2024 British Pre-Cadet and Cadet Judo Championships brought together the best young judokas in the UK this weekend. Held at the Sports and Wellness Hub at the University of Warwick on December 7-8, this competition crowned 36 new British champions. Read more Read More
The 30th edition of the European Cross Country Championships in Antalya, Turkey, confirmed British supremacy in this discipline on the European stage. With 12 medals, including six golds, the British team topped the medal table, ahead of Italy, who claimed five medals. The individual and collective performances of the British athletes marked a competition in which other major names in athletics, such as Jakob Ingebrigtsen and Nadia Battocletti, also shone. Read more Read More
Crowned U20 European champion in 2021 in the 100m, Toby Makoyawo was then considered one of the greatest sprinting talents in the UK. His early university career, marked by supersonic times for his age, only strengthened his status. Read more Read More
The England U17 and U19 men’s teams are preparing for new challenges in their respective journeys toward the 2025 European Championships. After successful initial qualifying phases this autumn, both teams now know their opponents for the elite round, the final stage before the finals. The stakes are high: secure a spot among Europe’s best while continuing to assert England’s dominance in youth categories. Discover the details of the draws for these two competitions below, as well as the challenges the Three Lions face in their upcoming campaigns. Read more Read More
