News Archive, Month: March 2025

A picture of British Skeleton's Matt Weston and Tabby Stoecker doing finger guns to the spectators as they celebrate winning team silver at the 2025 IBSF World Championships. The photograph was taken by the IBSF.

Another team silver for Matt Weston and Tabby Stoecker as British Skeleton athletes end 2025 World Championships with three medals

09 March 2025

Matt Weston went mighty close to winning a second IBSF Skeleton World Championship gold in 24 hours when he and Tabby Stoecker won silver for Great Britain in the team event. The GB1 team clocked a combined time of 1:54.53 to finish just one-tenth of a second behind Ro Mystique and Austin Florian of Team USA who took gold on home ice in Lake Placid. It was the second year running that Stoecker and newly-crowned...

A picture of British Skeleton's Marcus Wyatt (left) and Matt Weston (centre) holding aloft trophies on the podium after winning men's silver and gold respectively at the 2025 IBSF World Championships in Lake Placid. The photograph was taken by IBSF.

Matt Weston is World Champion again as he and Marcus Wyatt record another glorious global 1-2 for Bath-based British Skeleton

07 March 2025

British Skeleton’s Matt Weston has been crowned as World Champion for the second time after the University of Bath-based slider capped an outstanding pre-Olympic season with a dominant performance in Lake Placid. Silver-medallist Marcus Wyatt made it a British 1-2 as he once again joined Weston on the podium, the team-mates replicating the magnificent form that had also seen them place first and second in the Overall IBSF World Cup men’s standings. Weston, who has...

A picture of Max Pearce scoring a try for the University of Bath men's 1st XV in their BUCS Super Rugby home win against Cardiff in December 2024. The picture was taken by Bob Bradford.

Max Pearce hat-trick helps third-placed Bath to victory in Cardiff as they equal their best-ever league finish in BUCS Super Rugby

06 March 2025

The University of Bath men’s 1st XV will equal their best-ever finish in the BUCS Super Rugby league after a 24-12 win at Cardiff on Wednesday guaranteed third place overall in the 2024-25 table. Captain Max Pearce (pictured) scored a hat-trick of tries, two of them in the first half – both converted by Will Roue – which, along with a Harry Breeze touchdown, gave the visitors a 19-12 lead at the interval. Harrison James...

A montage of pictures featuring University of Bath-based swimmers (clockwise from top left) Tom Dean, Matthew Ward, Cam Brooker, Josh Gammon, Jack Skerry, Kieran Bird, Jacob Whittle and Jacob Peters. They have all been selected on the Aquatics GB World Class Programme for 2025.

Olympic gold-medallists and sporting scholars among University of Bath-based swimmers on Aquatics GB’s World Class Programme

05 March 2025

Reigning Olympic champions Tom Dean and Kieran Bird plus a quartet of sporting scholars are among the eight University of Bath-based swimmers confirmed on Aquatics GB’s World Class Programme (WCP) for the 2025 season. Bird and triple Olympic champion Dean, who both won men’s 4x200m freestyle relay gold for Team GB at Paris 2024, are joined on the Podium tier by Bath Performance Centre training partners Jacob Peters and Jacob Whittle. The Podium Potential athletes...

A picture of University of Bath sporting scholar Ranjuo Tomblin wearing the gold medal he won in Men's Tech Solo at the World Aquatics World Cup in Paris in February 2025

Bath sporting scholar Ranjuo Tomblin makes artistic swimming history with two breakthrough golds for Aquatics GB at World Cup in Paris

02 March 2025

It was a historic weekend for University of Bath sporting scholar Ranjuo Tomblin as he won two breakthrough gold medals for Britain at the World Aquatics Artistic Swimming World Cup season opener in Paris. The Sports Performance student, who is supported by a Trendell Sporting Scholarship, became the first British male to win a World Cup medal when he came out on top in a supremely contested Men’s Tech Solo competition, with less than a...

A picture of Team Bath Netball players in an on-court huddle in front of the home fans ahead of their NXT Gen League fixture against London Pulse in February 2025. The picture was taken by photographer Bob Bradford.

Team Bath Netball overturn seven-goal deficit in fantastic final quarter to defeat London Mavericks on first NXT Gen League away trip

01 March 2025

A stunning last quarter saw Team Bath Netball rally from seven goals down to beat London Mavericks 52-51 as their first-ever NXT Gen League away fixture provided plenty of drama. The first half was evenly matched, with the scores locked at 14-14 after the opening quarter before Mavericks edged into a 28-27 lead at the interval. The home side looked to have opened up a decisive advantage as they stretched the gap to 42-35 after...

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