England U15 continue their mini-tournament in Croatia, an intense international camp in which the Young Lions are playing four matches in six days. After a convincing opening victory over Japan followed by a difficult test against Brazil, Matt Thorpe’s side now prepare for their third fixture of the week, taking on the host nation today at 5pm. Read more Read More
Crowned junior road race world champion in Kigali in 2025 at just 18 years old, Lidl-Trek Future Racing rider Harry Hudson appeared destined for the very top after an exceptional 2025 season. However, this week the British rider revealed that he had been involved in a serious training accident in Spain following a collision with a motorbike while descending near Girona. Read more Read More
Steve Borthwick unveiled a 43-man training squad on Monday for a three-day camp at Pennyhill Park, the first stage of England’s preparations ahead of July’s Nations Championship. Among the standout names included by the England head coach are Charlie Bracken, Archie McParland and Benhard Janse van Rensburg, all rewarded with call-ups, while George Martin also makes his long-awaited return after yet another spell disrupted by injuries. Read more Read More
In her first individual outing of the season, Yemi Mary John has produced the unexpected. In Tokyo, at the Seiko Golden Grand Prix, the 23-year-old British athlete became only the ninth woman in United Kingdom history to run under 50 seconds for the 400m thanks to a stunning 49.85 performance. It was a major breakthrough for the 2022 World U20 champion, who also recorded the fastest European time of the year and the fifth-best mark in the world this season. Above all, the race further confirmed that the current depth of British women’s 400m running is probably the strongest it has ever been. Read more Read More
Year after year, the Red Roses continue to write British rugby history. Yesterday, England Women defeated France in Bordeaux (43-28) to secure an eighth consecutive Women’s 6 Nations title, while also completing a fifth straight Grand Slam. Driven by tries from Ellie Kildunne, Jess Breach and Sarah Bern, John Mitchell’s side once again confirmed their status as the benchmark of world women’s rugby, just eight months after lifting the Rugby World Cup on home soil. Read more Read More
