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Rowing’s World Class Talent Identification 2007
Once again, coaches from Great Britain Rowing's World Class Start and Potential Programme, sponsored by Siemens, are on the hunt for tall first years who might just have what it takes to become the next Steve Redgrave. The programme normally identifies between 25 and 40 athletes each ...
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Bath a magnet for Olympic rowing hopefuls
Several potential rowing Olympians have emerged from more than 200 people tested this weekend at the University of Bath by the Amateur Rowing Association's (ARA's) World Class Start Scheme, sponsored by Siemens, according to the manager of the sport's talent development programme, Peter Shakespear.The scheme aims...
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Aaron 18th at Worlds
Team Bath’s Aaron Harris finished a creditable 18th place finish in today’s (Friday) junior men’s race at the World Triathlon Championships in Hamburg. The 19-year-old University of Bath Sports Performance student completed the race in 55 minutes and 36 seconds, one minute and 53 seconds behind race...
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Dibens secures podium finish in Chicago
Julie Dibens secured another podium finish when she came third in the Accenture Chicago Triathlon. She came home in 2:01.47, behind Emma Snowshill and Becky Lavelle, who were first and second respectively in 1:59.45 and 2:01.24. She just managed to hold off 2006 race winner Sam Mcglone, who made a ...
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Aaron prepares to take on the world
Team Bath teenage triathlete Aaron Harris has been selected to represent Great Britain at his first World Championships. The 19-year-old University of Bath Sports Performance student is one of three GB men contesting the junior men’s race at the World Championships in Hamburg later this month. Aaron won selection for...
