On the penultimate night of the 2025 European Short Course Championships in Lublin, the british team enjoyed a standout evening thanks to two of its marquee names. Matt Richards and Ollie Morgan each lowered a national record, underlining their status as leaders of a squad brimming with confidence. Richards rewrote the British standard in the 100m freestyle while claiming bronze, and Morgan dipped under the national mark in the 50m backstroke to book his place in tonight’s final. Two world-class performances that lit up a highly successful session for the British contingent. Read more Read More
With one month to go until the 2025 European Cross Country Championships, the British team once again arrives with serious ambitions. Blending established champions with young talents already well-versed in continental competition, the squad will travel to Lagoa, Portugal, aiming not only to challenge for top honours but to dominate the medal table yet again. Britain’s recent supremacy in the U20 and U23 categories naturally places its athletes among the overwhelming favourites, with several chasing a third consecutive individual title. After strong performances in Liverpool and on the international circuit, confidence is high. Read more Read More
The U23 European Boxing Championships, held this year in Budapest, have already showcased the promise and depth of Britain’s young talent in the Noble Art—even before all semi-final bouts have been completed. Kayla Allen and Kelsey Oakley, both already guaranteed at least a bronze after reaching the last four, went one step further yesterday by securing their place in the final. Read more Read More
At just 18, Alp Karadogan has already established himself as one of the most striking new talents in British rowing. A young athlete of extraordinary physique — he was already 2.01m before his 15th birthday and now stands at 2.06m — he has amassed titles with a composure and consistency that command respect. Two victories at the Henley Royal Regatta, including one secured at only 15, a junior world title in 2023, a silver medal in 2024, two national crowns, two wins at the Head of the Charles, and a near-constant presence among the country’s top junior oarsmen. Read more Read More
In a high-calibre final defined by the tension that comes with major international events, Sol Scott and Evan McPhillips delivered two more standout performances for British gymnastics at the 2025 Junior Artistic Gymnastics World Championships in Manila. Scott claimed silver, underlining his remarkable consistency on vault, while McPhillips produced a spectacular climb from eighth place to secure bronze. These results continue the strong momentum already seen at European competitions and the European Youth Olympic Festival. Read more Read More
