• 2022, The Year of The Games!

    Happy new year! 2022 is the year of the Games. Don’t miss out on your chance to secure your tickets. Everyone wants a piece of the action, and Perry can’t wait to see you there.

  • 2022-23 season to have revamped format across BBL Championship, Cup and Trophy Competitions

    The British Basketball League (BBL) have revealed new changes to the format of the BBL season ahead of the start of the 2022-23 campaign.

    The new season will begin in September with BBL Championship action, with each team now facing each other four times (2H, 2A), playing 36 games across a 28-week league season.

  • 2022/23 Olympic World Class Programme Cohort announced

    A group of 66 athletes have been nominated for membership to join the UK Athletics Olympic World Class Programme (WCP) for 2022/23. The Olympic WCP is UK Sport’s National Lottery funded initiative supporting the delivery of success at named milestone targets, namely outdoor track World and European Championships, and the Olympic Games with Budapest 2023 and Paris 2024 the next major events on the athletics calendar.

  • 2022/23 Paralympic World Class Programme cohort announced

    39 athletes have been nominated for membership to join the UK Athletics Paralympic World Class Programme (WCP) for 2022/23. The Paralympic WCP is UK Sport’s National Lottery funded initiative supporting the delivery of success at named milestone targets, namely outdoor track World and European championships, and the Paralympic Games.

  • 2022/23 UKA Futures Programme announced

    UK Athletics has announced the cohort of athletes on the Olympic and Paralympic Futures Programme for 2022/23, which is supported by Nike.

    The Programme is a key step in the pathway to support athlete and coach development with the aim of progressing to become a successful senior athlete, and transition onto the World Class Programme (WCP) in the next cycle.

  • 2023 British Basketball Cup Finals return to Birmingham for historic 20th edition

    The British Basketball Cup Finals, one of the sport’s biggest events of the year, will be returning to Birmingham for its historic 20th edition.

    Following the tremendous success of the 2022 Cup Finals, which saw Leicester Riders and London Lions collect trophy honours in front of record-breaking crowds for both games, the Cup Finals will return to the Utilita Arena Birmingham on Sunday 29 January 2023, the same arena where the inaugural Cup Final was held.

  • 2023 UK Athletics Indoor Championships

    A great week of top-class athletics got off to a great start with a fantastic line-up of international stars lining up to take part in this, the latest edition of the UK Athletics Indoor Championships took place at the Utilita Arena, in Birmingham.

    Reece Prescod and Daryll Neita proved to be two of the headline acts on day one of a weekend of great sporting and moth-watering action as the sprint king and queen claimed gold medals in their respective 60m finals - Prescod beat Jeremiah Azu and Eugene Amo-Dadzie with a time of 6.54, whilst Neita crossed the line in 7.17 seconds, ahead of Asha Philip and Alisha Rees.

  • 2023/24 Olympic World Class Programme announced

    A group of 67 athletes have been nominated for membership to join the UK Athletics Olympic World Class Programme (WCP) for 2023/24.

  • 2023/24 Paralympic World Class Programme Athletes Announced

    41 athletes have been offered membership to the Paralympic World Class Programme for 2023/24.

  • 2023’s biggest transfer spenders revealed in new study

    Last summer’s football transfer window has seen clubs spending record sums on new talents, with the likes of Arsenal spending over £100M on Declan Rice, who’ll be earning £250,000 a week, over four times his West Ham wage.

  • 2024-25 Olympic World Class Programme athletes announced

    A group of 65 athletes have been nominated for membership to join the UK Athletics Olympic World Class Programme (WCP) for 2024/25.

  • 2024-25 Paralympic World Class Programme athletes announced

    A cohort of 35 athletes have been offered membership to the Paralympic World Class Programme for 2024/25.

  • 2027 Tour de France’s Grand Departs set for Britain

    The men's and women's Tour de France will both begin in Britain in 2027, with Edinburgh to stage the men's Grand Depart.

  • 20th Annual Disability Six Nations Rugby Festival celebrates two decades of inclusivity

    Sport Caerphilly, in collaboration with the Dragons RFC, Welsh Rugby Union and local business sponsors, is proud to announce the 20th Annual Disability Six Nations Rugby Festival.

  • 20th Annual Disability Six Nations unites hundreds in Ystrad Mynach

    Sport Caerphilly hosted the 20th Annual Disability Six Nations Rugby Festival at the Centre for Sporting Excellence, celebrating two decades of promoting inclusivity and accessibility in rugby.

  • 211 young athletes ready for 2025 IFSC Asian Youth Championships in Guiyang, Guizhou

    The press conference for 2025 International Federation of Sport Climbing (IFSC) Asian Youth Championships was held at Guizhou Provincial Sports Bureau, announcing that the tournament will be held from August 20th to 24th at Guizhou Caihu International Climbing Centre in Guanshanhu Park, Guiyang City.

  • 22 athletes selected in first wave for the European Athletics U20 Championships

    A group of 22 athletes have been selected in the first of two waves of selections for next month’s European Athletics U20 Championships in Tallinn, Estonia (15-18 July).

    Two athletes selected are currently ranked number two in the 2021 European U20 standings: Sophie Ashurst [women’s pole vault] and Temi Ojora [women’s triple jump].

    Sale Harriers Manchester’s Sophie Ashurst cleared a personal best of 4.16m in the pole vault in Loughborough earlier this year and won the trial event at the England Athletics U20/U23 Championships last weekend. The 18-year-old earned her first British vest as GB Junior at the Loughborough International where she finished in third place.

    Meanwhile, Temi Ojora has been in consistent form during the 2021 season to date and sits second in the European rankings with a mark of 13.62m last month. The US-based athlete earns her first call-up to a British team in Tallinn.

    Welsh athlete Osain Perrin is ranked third in the European U20 rankings in the men’s 5000m, and he set his PB of 13.53.03 on his way to victory in the trial race at the BMC Grand Prix in Watford earlier this month.

    Additionally, Mary John lies third in the women’s 400m rankings after she posted a career best time of 53.49 in Lee Valley at the start of the month.

    Under 17 sprinter Success Eduan pipped Sophie Walton to the victory at the trials at the weekend, but both have received a call-up for the 200m in Tallinn. Walton is ranked fourth in Europe in the U20 rankings this year, with Eduan sixth, so both will be targeting high placings at next month’s championships.

    In the men’s 100m, Toby Makoyawo booked his place in the team after clocking 10.64 to win at the trials at the weekend. His PB of 10.37 ranks him fourth in Europe (U20) so far this year.

    Dominic Ogbechie and Charlotte Payne, both on the British Athletics Futures Academy Programme, are selected for the men’s high jump and women’s hammer respectively.

    The rest of the team for the European Athletics U20 Championships will be announced in the second wave selections on Tuesday 6 July 2021.

    The British team (first wave) for the European Athletics U20 Championships, Tallinn, Estonia

    Women:

    100m: Joy Eze (Michael Donnelly, Gateshead)

    200m: Success Eduan (Anita Richardson, Sale Harriers Manchester) Sophie Walton (Trevor Williams, Horwich)

    400m: Mary John (Alan James, Woodford Green Essex Ladies)

    5000m: Alice Garner (Mick Woods, Aldershot Farnham and District)

    100m Hurdles: Lily Parris (Julie Benterman, Chelmsford)

    Pole Vault: Sophie Ashurst (Andy Ashurst, Sale Harriers Manchester)

    Triple Jump: Temi Ojora (Nick Newman, Windsor Slough Eton and Hounslow)

    Shot Put: Nana Gyedu (John Hillier, Blackheath and Bromley)

    Discus: Samantha Callaway (David Callaway, Newham and Essex Beagles)

    Javelin: Elizabeth Korczak (Bob Willows, Brighton and Hove)

    Hammer: Charlotte Payne (Paul Dickenson, Reading)

    Heptathlon: Abigail Pawlett (Joe Frost, Stockport T&F)

    Men:

    100m: Toby Makoyawo (Peter Griffiths, Windsor Slough Eton and Hounslow)

    400m: Edward Faulds (James Wright, Rugby and Northampton)

    5000m: Osian Perrin (Andrew Walling, Menai)

    3000m Steeplechase: Kristian Imroth (Stephen Murphy, Shaftesbury Barnet)

    110m Hurdles: Joseph Harding (Laura Turner-Alleyne, Basildon)

    400m Hurdles: Adam Booth (Graeme Gourlay, Poole AC)

    High Jump: Sam Brereton (Fuzz Caan, Birchfield) Dominic Ogbechie (Marius Guei, Highgate)

    Long Jump: Brad Davies-Pughe (Jake Awe, Shaftesbury Barnet)

  • 29 of the world’s top socially impactful brands recognised in 2022 Laureus Sport For Good Index

    The second edition of the Laureus Sport for Good Index has been unveiled, highlighting 29 brands that are leading the way globally in delivering positive social or ecological impact through sport.

    The Laureus Sport for Good Index 2022 features world-renowned brands across six different industry sectors and included the likes of Patagonia, Ecotricity, Rexona and Lego.

  • 40 athletes selected to represent the British team at the 2021 European Cross-Country Championships

    A full team has been selected to represent Great Britain and Northern Ireland at this month’s (December 12) European Cross-Country Championships in Fingal-Dublin, Ireland.

    Trials winners Jess Judd and Jack Rowe lead the senior women’s and men’s teams respectively, while the senior mixed relay team includes Olympic 800m finalist Alex Bell who won the women’s short course race at Sefton Park on Saturday.

  • 40,000+ reasons why the London Athletics Meet is the hottest ticket in town

    With just over a month until the London Athletics Meeting on Sunday 23 July, more than 40,000 tickets have been sold making it the biggest athletics fixture since the World Athletics Championships London 2017. The tenth stop of the Wanda Diamond League series will see the event return to the London Stadium for the first time since 2019 and the best athletes in the world are lining up to compete in the series’ most prestigious fixture.