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Talented quartet collect Athlete of Month awards
Paralympic World Champions Paul Blake and Katrina Hart, world junior champion bobsleigher Paula Walker and British Universities champion swimmer Michael Jamieson are the latest winners of Team Bath’s Athlete of the Month awards, which are sponsored by Oakley and the Milsom Eye Company. Paul Blake and Katrina Hart collected the awards...
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Coles retains national under-19 doubles title
University of Bath student Chris Coles retained his men’s doubles title with partner Matt Nottingham at the England National Under-19 Badminton Championships at Milton Keynes. The pair, who were top seeds, went through the tournament without dropping a game and beat second seeds Harley Towler and Alex Fowler 21-19, 21-16 in...
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Team Bath judo quartet prepare for major championships
Three Team Bath judo players have been named in the British team to compete at next months European Championships in Turkey, while a fourth player will compete at the Visually Impaired World Games, also in Turkey. Jan Gosiewski, Tom Reed and Megan Fletcher are members of Britain’s 19-strong team for the...
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Tursunov takes men’s title in Bath
Dmitry Tursunov beat Andreas Beck to win the AEGON GB Pro-Series in Bath today 6-4,6-4, despite admitting to a bout of early nerves. “In the first set I was a little nervous and didn’t move too well”, said the Russian former top 20 player who is coming back from injury”. “It was...
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Clarke misses out on final on Euro indoors debut
University of Bath-based hurdler Lawrence Clarke just missed out on a place in the 60m hurdles final on his European Indoor Championships debut in Paris at the weekend. Clarke, who is coached at the Sports Training Village by Malcolm Arnold, UK Athletics national events coach – hurdles, finished fourth in his...
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Tursunov puts paid to last British hope of singles finalist
Dmitry Tursunov of Russia will face Andreas Beck of Germany in tomorrow’s final of the AEGON ATP Challenger tournament at the University of Bath – an all-time first encounter for the duo. Beck, seeded six and world ranked 135, won his semi-final today in three sets 2-6, 6-4, 6-1 against Jurgen...
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New partnership wins women’s doubles title
A brand new women’s doubles pairing of Hungary’s Timea Babos and Luxembourg’s Anne Kremer are celebrating winning the first title of the big week of tennis at the University of Bath. The pair today (Friday) won the women’s doubles final at the AEGON ITF $25,000 tournament at the Sports Training Village...
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Women’s doubles final at Team Bath on Friday
The first final of Bath’s big week of tennis takes place at the University of Bath Sports Training Villager later today (Friday). The Polish pair of Marta Domachowska and Katarzyna Piter take on Timea Babos of Hungary and Anne Kremer of Luxembourg in the final of the women’s doubles at the...
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Swimmers return to Bath with haul of medals and titles
University of Bath-based swimmers produced some impressive results at the British Championships, returning to Bath with a string of medals and titles. Sports Performance student Michael Jamieson, who trains with the British Gas Intensive Training Centre Bath, completed a 100m and 200m breaststroke double, setting a qualification time for July’s World...
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Jamieson and Tadd secure second titles of British Championships
University of Bath-based swimmers Michael Jamieson and Stacey Tadd both collected their second titles of the British Championships in Manchester last night (Thursday). Sports Performance student Jamieson, who trains at the British Gas Intensive Training Centre (ITC) Bath, added 200m breaststroke gold to the 100m breaststroke title he collected earlier in...
