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News Archive, Month: April 2025

A photo of University of Bath student Stephanie Hobeika racing in a SR1 car at Brands Hatch during the opening weekend of the 2025 Radical Club Challenge. The photo was taken by Ollie Read Photography.

Podium place on car-racing debut fuels F1 Academy dreams for trailblazing Bath Breakthrough student Stephanie Hobeika

09 April 2025

University of Bath student-athlete Stephanie Hobeika has set her sights on the global F1 Academy Championship after securing a podium finish on her car-racing debut at Brands Hatch. The Integrated Design Engineering student, the only female SR1 driver in the 750 Motor Club Radical Club Challenge, secured third place in the Class C category during the second race of the season opener – all the more impressive as it came after an unfortunate breakdown in...

A photo of Team Bath Netball goal-attack Charlotte Watts with the ball in hand in front of a stand full of spectators during the 54-47 NXT Gen League victory over Birmingham Panthers in April 2025.

Polished performance sees Team Bath Netball tame Birmingham Panthers to get back to winning ways in NXT Gen League

05 April 2025

Team Bath Netball produced perhaps their most polished performance of the 2025 NXT Gen League season to date as they got back to winning ways with a 54-47 victory over new franchise Birmingham Panthers. Another capacity crowd at the Team Bath Arena was treated to an entertaining contest which saw the Blue & Gold hold a slender lead at half-time before their fast-paced, high-intensity netball paid dividends in the third quarter as they built an...

A picture of wheelchair fencer Susie Seddon-Cowell holding a certificate after winning the January 2025 Rengen Athlete of the Month award for University of Bath student-athletes. She is flanked by Director of Sport Stephen Baddeley and Performance Sport Officer Sarah Collin. They are standing in front of an Athlete of the Month board with Rengen and Team Bath branding.

Bath student-athlete Susie Seddon-Cowell joins Paralympic champions on Wheelchair Fencing World Class Programme

02 April 2025

Team Bath Breakthrough Programme student-athlete Susie Seddon-Cowell has joined Paralympic gold-medallists Dimitri Coutya and Piers Gilliver on the University of Bath-based Wheelchair Fencing World Class Programme (WCP) for 2025-26. Also selected on the WCP, operated by the UK Sports Institute (UKSI), at the start of the LA 2028 Paralympic cycle are Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024 medallist Oliver Lam-Watson, four-time Paralympian Gemma Collis, U23 World Champion Josh Waddell, Shah Rashid and Justine Moore. Matt Hammond,...

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