Athletics
Last week, several competitions saw the best young British athletes shine on the track. With personal bests, historic performances, and European qualification standards achieved, these young talents are confirming their immense potential for the future of British athletics—just under a month away from the national indoor championships. Read more Read More
On January 11-12, 2025, the South England Athletics Association (SEAA) hosted the indoor U13, U15, and U17 athletics championships, covering a region from Cornwall to Norfolk. Numerous promising young athletes gathered at the event, leading to incredibly fast times. Read more Read More
After a highly promising start to the year, young Divine Iheme has once again made headlines. Following his first world record last summer, he came incredibly close to breaking another world record during his indoor 60-meter return. Clearly, it was just a matter of time… Read more Read More
At just 13 years old, Annabelle Fasuba, daughter of former Nigerian sprinter Olusoji Fasuba, is already making a name for herself on British tracks by breaking records in the U15 category. With outstanding indoor performances and promising early results at the senior level, the young prodigy seems to be following in the footsteps of her parents, both of whom left a lasting mark on Nigerian athletics. Read more Read More
Since the start of December, athletics has resumed with the opening of the winter meetings. While the presence and performances of athletes will intensify in the coming days leading up to the European Indoor Athletics Championships (March 6-9 in Apeldoorn, Netherlands), young British athletes have already posted some very impressive times. Here’s a look at the opening of the winter season. Read more Read More