Year: 2026

April 28, 2026 Judo
In Kaunas, Irakli Goginashvili once again confirmed that he is no ordinary talent. Already a Junior European champion and World medallist in 2025, the British judoka dominated the -73 kg category at the Junior European Cup, prevailing with rare authority. In his wake, several young British judoka also impressed, as the delegation returned from Lithuania’s second-largest city with a total of four medals. Read more Read More
April 27, 2026 Athletics
At the BFTTA Open, a qualifying meeting for the 2026 European U18 Championships, Divine Iheme and Celine Obinna-Alo, along with several other sprinters, impressed as the event lived up to expectations this Sunday, offering a striking glimpse into the new wave of British sprinting talent. On the track, performances came thick and fast, particularly among the junior and U18 ranks, where a total of six athletes achieved the qualifying standards for the European U18 Championships, set to take place from 16 to 19 July 2026 in Rieti, Italy. Read more Read More
April 22, 2026 Football
Patryk Przyczyna and Austyn Manley left a lasting mark on the 2026 British Swimming Championships, held a few days ago at the London Aquatics Centre, by breaking multiple national age-group records in the backstroke events. The former, a 15-year-old swimmer from Eastbourne, excelled in the 50 and 100m backstroke with unprecedented performances for his age group. The latter, representing Repton, made his statement in the 200m backstroke by erasing a benchmark that had stood for more than a decade. Read more Read More
April 17, 2026 Swimming
Freya Colbert and Angharad Evans delivered standout performances on the third evening of the British Swimming Championships. At the London Aquatics Centre, the former lowered her own national record in the 200m freestyle, while the latter became the first British swimmer in history to break the 2:20 barrier in the 200m breaststroke. Read more Read More
April 14, 2026 Swimming
The opening day of the 2026 British Swimming Championships got underway with five finals on the schedule, all crucial in the race for qualification to the European Championships in Paris and the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. The anticipated showdown between Adam Peaty and rising talent Filip Nowacki ultimately went in favour of the world record holder, while the women’s 100m freestyle final saw six of the eight finalists produce personal bests. Read more Read More