After an opening day highlighted by Amalie Smith’s silver medal in the women’s 400m individual medley and a flurry of personal bests across the British squad, Team GB carried their momentum into the second day of competition at the World Junior Swimming Championships in Otopeni. The undoubted highlight came in the men’s breaststroke, with Filip Nowacki storming to the world junior title in the 100m and compatriot Max Morgan joining him on the podium with bronze. Yet beyond that golden moment, there were numerous other performances worth noting. From the gruelling multi-event schedule of Theodora Taylor to a mixed medley relay settled by just three hundredths of a second, Britain’s youngsters once again demonstrated that they can hold their own against the very best on the world stage. Read more Read More
The opening day of the 2025 World Junior Swimming Championships in Otopeni, Romania, offered an early glimpse of Britain’s ambitions at this year’s competition. A relatively small squad in terms of numbers, but one carefully built around the very best junior talents available, Team GB made a statement from the outset. Medals, personal bests and strong progression into later rounds provided the perfect start for a team eager to build on the momentum created at last year’s European Junior Championships. Read more Read More
From 7th to 10th August, the Finnish city of Tampere will play host to the continent’s finest U20 athletes as they gather for the 2025 European Athletics U20 Championships. The British team, which boasts a proud history at this level, including topping the medal table in two of the last three editions will be sending a strong delegation of 59 athletes this time around, five of whom currently lead the European rankings in their respective events. Read more Read More
From the very first day of competition at the 2025 European Youth Olympic Festival (EYOF) in Osijek, North Macedonia, Britain’s rising stars made their mark. Led by an imperious Evan McPhillips, the British men’s gymnastics team clinched two major titles : team gold and the all-around individual crown. These results highlight the emergence of a new generation: ambitious, supremely talented, and determined to cement Team GB’s place at the summit of artistic gymnastics. Read more Read More
The future of British track cycling will take centre stage from 15 to 20 July in Anadia, Portugal, as 33 promising young athletes gear up to represent the United Kingdom at the 2025 UEC Junior and U23 European Track Championships. This competition has become a key stepping stone on the path to Olympic success. For some riders, it will mark their first experience on the international stage; for others, already world or European medallists, it is a chance to cement their status as rising stars. Read more Read More
