Year: 2025

British hopes were high going into the opening round of the Junior Wimbledon Championships, with a strong home presence across the draws. But for many, especially those making their Grand Slam debuts, the challenge proved a step too far against more seasoned opponents. With the boys’ singles now devoid of any British representation, all eyes turn to three promising young women : Hannah Klugman, Mingge Xu, and Ruby Cooling, who remain in contention and will feature in today’s round of 16. Read more Read More
From 1 to 6 July 2025, Europe’s brightest young swimming talents gathered in Šamorín, Slovakia, for the European Junior Championships. Staying true to their long-standing tradition of excellence in youth categories, the British delegation delivered an exceptional performance, topping the medal table with 19 medals, including 9 golds. Seven of those titles came in individual events, won by five different swimmers, underlining the impressive depth of British talent. Two athletes even managed the remarkable feat of winning two individual golds. Here’s a look back at a memorable week for the United Kingdom’s team. Read more Read More
This Wednesday 2 July marks the second day of the Wimbledon 2025 main draw (matches begin at 11:00 BST). Following a first round filled with striking victories from British players over seeded opponents, several are set to return for challenging second-round ties. Read more Read More
With just under three weeks to go before the London leg on home soil, British athletes head to Eugene to take on the world’s elite at one of the most hotly-contested meetings of the season. The Diamond League stop at Hayward Field, renowned for its lightning-fast track, with several events already shaping up like Olympic finals. There’s no shortage of British talent making the trip either, with podium potential across multiple events from sprints to middle distance. Read more Read More
Monday 30 June marks the beginning of the main draw at Wimbledon 2025. After a rigorous qualifying week and the distribution of wildcards, a strong British contingent is set to grace the manicured lawns of the All England Club. While the spotlight remains fixed on Novak Djokovic, Carlos Alcaraz and Jannik Sinner, all eyes among the home crowd will turn to their own stars, especially Jack Draper in the men’s singles and a cohort of emerging young talents. Read more Read More