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  • Basketball

    Great Britain U18 rosters for FIBA European Championships confirmed

    22nd July 2022

    After a busy few weeks of preparations, Great Britain can confirm the Men’s and Women’s rosters that will represent their nation at the FIBA Under-18s European Championships. Craig Nicol’s U18 Men’s side will compete in the competition’s ‘A’ Division in Izmir, Turkey, from 30 July where they’ll compete against some of…

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  • Archery

    TWO GB ARCHERS TAKE THE LEAD IN WORLD RANKINGS

    21st July 2022

    Two of Great Britain’s archers have taken the top spot in world rankings, in their respective categories. Phoebe Paterson Pine is now ranked as number 1 in the world in Women’s Compound Open archery, while Ella Gibson is now ranked as the world’s number one within Women’s Compound archery.  On…

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    SENSATIONAL WIGHTMAN CLAIMS WORLD 1500M TITLE WITH PERFECT RACE IN OREGON

    20th July 2022

    Jake Wightman (coach: Geoff Wightman; club: Edinburgh) became Great Britain & Northern Ireland’s latest global champion – and first in the men’s 1500m for nearly 40 years – in sensational style on day five of the World Athletics Championships in Oregon, running the absolute perfect race in the final for…

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  • Judo

    Natalie Powell – Zagreb Grand Slam gold

    18th July 2022

    On the final day of the Zagreb Grand Prix, Natalie Powell won gold to add to the bronze medal she recently won at the Tbilisi Grand Slam. Entering the -78kg category seeded 6th. Powell had an opening-round bye before victories against Linda Politi (ITA) and Beata Pacut-Kloczko (POL) progressed her…

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  • Football

    Italy vs Iceland – 14 July, Manchester City Academy Stadium – Women’s Euros 2022

    15th July 2022

    If you hold fast to the belief that it is better to take part than to win, and you only intended taking in one game of this tournament, then this was the game for you. A lot of earnest endeavour and application but the game cried out for a player…

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  • Badminton

    COMMONWEALTH GAMES 2022 PREVIEW – Team England Badminton

    14th July 2022

    The members of the England badminton team are looking ahead to the Commonwealth Games (CWG) 2022 with hope and a belief that they can continue to improve upon their medal winning performances of past events. TheSportfeed.com caught up with a few members of the team to seek their views on…

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  • Rounders

    Commonwealth Games International Rounders fixture

    14th July 2022

    Rounders England is thrilled to announce the inaugural Unity Cup, a celebration of international competition and sportsmanship. Starting at 10am on 17th July 2022 at Birmingham Moseley RFC, the day will see the international rounders teams from England, Ireland and Wales compete for the Unity Cup. Bringing nations together for…

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  • Swimming

    Eye-opening documentary Blacks Can’t Swim

    13th July 2022

    When the Commonwealth Games commence. Alice Dearing, one of 4 co-founders of the BSA and the first-ever Black female Swimmer representing Team GB in the Tokyo Olympics, and the BSA proudly celebrate the tangible action the BSA has taken, working with underrepresented communities in Aquatics and Ed Accura’s defining documentaries.The Black Swimming…

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  • Athletics

    NETHANEEL MITCHELL-BLAKE TO CAPTAIN GB&NI TEAM FOR THE WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS OREGON 2022

    12th July 2022

    Nethaneel Mitchell-Blake (coach: Ryan Freckleton, club: Newham and Essex Beagles) will captain the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team for the World Athletics Championships Oregon 2022 which starts on Friday 15 July. A 4x100m relay 2017 world champion, Mitchell-Blake has been honoured with the role for the Championships. He booked…

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  • Hockey

    Laura Unsworth to play 300th game as Sunday’s timings are confirmed

    9th July 2022

    England will face Korea in the crossover stage of the FIH Hockey Women’s World Cup and the game will take place on Sunday 10 July at 5pm UK time. Having played their pool matches in the Netherlands, England now travel to Spain for all of their remaining games; flying out…

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    Feminists call for Women’s Euros 2022 legacy to be on tackling misogyny in football

    6th July 2022

    Women’s Euros 2022 legacy should be on football tackling misogyny and gender-based violence at all levels of the game, says a coalition of feminist campaigners and Violence Against Women and Girl’s (VAWG) experts. The call comes on the same day as yet another Premier League player is arrested on suspicion…

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    Stockport’s Life Leisure named as double finalists in national award

    4th July 2022

    Two programmes set up by Life Leisure to get the community moving have been named finalists at a national awards ceremony. Life Leisure, which manages 11 sports and leisure facilities in and around Stockport, was hailed at the ukactive awards for the work it does to encourage the wider community…

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    Sesks on Fire on Saturday in Liepāja

    3rd July 2022

    Local hero Mārtiņš Sesks claimed a clean sweep of stage wins to earn himself an enviable advantage on Saturday at Tet Rally Liepāja. Sesks – who hails from the host city – is stepping up from ERC Open to the top-flight category for the fifth round and was simply untouchable…

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  • Football

    Sir Geoff Hurst reminisces about treasured memory in support of dementia charity appeal

    2nd July 2022

    Sir Geoff Hurst is among the faces who’ve shared a treasured memory in support of Alzheimer’s Society’s Forget Me Not Appeal. The appeal, which runs throughout June, calls on the public to donate and wear a Forget Me Not badge to show those affected by dementia that they are supported,…

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  • Athletics

    FINAL ATHLETES CONFIRMED IN GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IRELAND TEAM FOR THE WORLD ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS OREGON 2022

    1st July 2022

    Following the publication of the Road to Oregon 2022 qualification positions, UK Athletics can confirm that a further 14 athletes will join a large Great Britain and Northern Ireland team for the World Athletics Championships Oregon 2022, taking the team total up to 77 athletes overall.  As outlined in the policy,…

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  • Basketball

    Nate Reinking confirms 12-man roster for Larissa showdown

    30th June 2022

    Great Britain’s 12-man squad for the Thursday’s FIBA 2023 World Cup Qualifier against Greece has been confirmed. GB have been in training camp in Larissa this week ahead of their final away fixture of Group B against the European heavyweights, Greece, on Thursday 30 June (6pm BST). GB enter this…

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  • Equestrian

    British Equestrian seeks views to help drive positive change in the equine community

    29th June 2022

    Earlier in June, British Equestrian and its 18 member bodies released their pledge to make equestrian activity more accessible and welcoming to all, with a primary focus on promoting equality, diversity and inclusion. Today, we’ve launched a major research project which aims to discover the barriers to participate in equestrian sport…

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  • Athletics

    UK ATHLETICS CONFIRMS TECHNICAL DIRECTOR APPOINTMENT

    29th June 2022

    UK Athletics can confirm Stephen Maguire has been appointed to the role of Technical Director and will be returning to the organisation from September. The appointment will see Maguire assume leadership responsibility for oversight of the World Class Performance programme and be responsible for ensuring the new direction including increasing…

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  • Golf

    Gleneagles enhances The King’s Course in preparation for The Senior Open presented by Rolex

    28th June 2022

    Gleneagles, the iconic Scottish hotel and global luxury destination, has completed important enhancements to its world-renowned King’s Course, in preparation for welcoming icons of the game to compete in the Senior Open Presented by Rolex, July 21-24. The 103-year-old James Braid-designed inland links style course, a regular feature of many…

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  • Athletics

    BURGIN, MITCHELL-BLAKE AND NEITA IMPRESS ON FINAL DAY OF MULLER UK ATHLETICS CHAMPIONSHIPS

    26th June 2022

    Day three of the Müller UK Athletics Championships at the Manchester Regional Arena witnessed a host of eye-catching performances despite the cool temperatures and challenging winds, as British athletes impressed with World Championship qualifications and prestigious national victories. The pressure was on for him to emerge victorious following his swift…

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  • Basketball

    London Lions confirmed to play in the EuroCup next season after a record-breaking run

    23rd June 2022

    The London Lions basketball team has been confirmed to play in the EuroCup next season – becoming the first BBL team to do so since the Guildford Heat in 2007. This involvement comes after a momentous season not just for the London Lions, but for British Basketball as a whole.…

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  • Rowing

    Redgrave and Lambourne lead Henley Royal Regatta river clean-up

    22nd June 2022

    To highlight Henley Royal Regatta’s sustainability drive, Sir Steve Redgrave and local environment campaigner, Lynne Lambourne, will be leading the post-event river clean-up on Monday, 4 July.  Sir Steve Redgrave, Chairman of the Committee of Management, will be joining Lambourne and a team of volunteers who will be paddleboarding over…

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  • Football

    Once Upon a Time in Naples – John Ludden

    18th June 2022

    ‘Once Upon a Time in Naples’ aims to piece together the events of a dramatic period in this troubled city’s history, where, albeit for a short time only, SSC Napoli ruled the roost. With a ball at his feet Maradona could dance between the raindrops. It was a time like…

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  • Athletics

    UK ATHLETICS STATEMENT ON PERFORMANCE STRUCTURE

    17th June 2022

    Following a revision to the UK Athletics performance plans and structures, backed by the UKA Performance Management Group and UK Sport, UK Athletics can confirm that the role of Olympic Head Coach – currently held by Christian Malcolm – will be discontinued after this summer’s European Championships in Munich. Other…

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  • Hockey

    Bid Submitted to Host FIH Hockey Men’s World Cup 2026

    17th June 2022

    England Hockey is delighted to confirm that – in partnership with Hockey Wales, and our bid partners – we have submitted a bid to host the FIH Hockey Men’s World Cup 2026. We look forward to working with both the FIH and our partners and sharing more information on the…

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  • TSF News

    Lizzy Yarnold joins Team GB athletes marking National School Sport Week

    16th June 2022

    Team GB athletes including double gold medallist Lizzy Yarnold and Anyika Onuora will be digging out their PE kit to get involved in this year’s National School Sport Week (20-26 June 2022). In a year marking the ten-year anniversary of London 2012, Team GB will be joining forces with children’s…

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  • Equestrian

    British Equestrian and its member bodies pledge to improve equality, diversity and inclusion

    15th June 2022

    British Equestrian and its 18 member bodies have today signed a unity pledge which outlines a commitment to improving equality, diversity and inclusion throughout the industry. The pledge includes the following commitments: to make equestrianism representative of the diverse communities around us to grow a welcoming community for all who…

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  • Swimming

    Final Trailer released for documentary Blacks Can’t Swim: REWIND

    12th June 2022

    Blacks Can’t Swim: REWIND follows two separate stories, of both a 15-year-old boy and a girl respectively. Both struggle with the effects of the stigmas and stereotypes that have helped shape the narrative and thought process as to why the disproportionate number of African, Caribbean and Asians in England do not swim.…

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