Year: 2026
Oliver Conway reinforced his status as one of the leading emerging talents in British triathlon by claiming victory at the European Championships in Tarragona, Spain. Just a few months after winning the U23 World Championship and enjoying success on the World Cup circuit, the Brit secured the most significant senior title of his career to date. Behind him, compatriot Michael Garr completed an impressive British one-two after producing a superb charge through the field during the run. Read more Read More
No sooner has the road to Los Angeles 2028 Olympics begun than Sky Brown has already established herself as one of the leading contenders for another Olympic medal. The British skateboarder, now 17, finished second in the opening event of the Olympic qualification campaign at the World Skate Park World Cup in Ostia, near Rome. Only denied victory in the closing moments by Japan’s Mizuho Hasegawa, the two-time Olympic bronze medallist nevertheless made an almost perfect start to what should become her third Olympic journey. Read more Read More
Kimani Jack and Kristian Imroth flew the flag for Britain at the NCAA Championships in Eugene. Having entered the competition as the favourite following his impressive 2.31m personal best earlier this season, Jack lived up to expectations by securing the NCAA high jump crown. Earlier in the day, Kristian Imroth produced a superb performance to finish third in the men’s 3000m steeplechase. Both results cap off an excellent season for the British athletes competing within the American collegiate system. Read more Read More
Emma Raducanu and Katie Boulter continued their impressive runs at the Queen’s Club Championships after booking their places in the quarter-finals on Thursday in London. While Boulter underlined her status as Britain’s number two with a composed victory, it was Raducanu who stole the headlines. Facing an opponent ranked world No.18 and enjoying a rich vein of form, the 2021 US Open champion produced arguably her most convincing performance in many months, reigniting hopes of a genuine return to the top level ahead of Wimbledon. Read more Read More
At just 16 years of age, Michael Maughan and Lily Bassett have been announced as the first two athletes selected to represent Team GB at the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, which will take place in the Senegalese capital from 31 October to 13 November. The two boxers have recently established themselves among the finest young talents in international boxing and will be aiming to bring home gold medals in a sport where Britain has long enjoyed a tradition of excellence. Read more Read More