A composite picture of Team Bath Netball NPL players (clockwise from top left) Alanna Pullen, Sascha Dale, Neve Marsden and Ane De Wet.

Sporting scholar among Team Bath Netball NPL quartet selected for 2024-25 Roses Academy programme

Team Bath Netball 2024 NPL quartet Sascha Dale, Ane De Wet, Neve Marsden and Alanna Pullen have been selected for the 2024-25 Roses Academy programme. The Academy is part of the England Netball Player Pathway and supports the development of young athletes who are identified as potential senior Roses internationals. Mid-courter Pullen, who won gold with England at the 2023 Europe Netball U21 tournament, continues her international netball education alongside her academic work at the...

13 September 2024

The Team Bath Tennis coaching staff on the newly-refurbished indoor tennis courts at the University of Bath Sports Training Village, September 2024

ASICS and Team Bath Tennis announce UK partnership to enhance coaching and player development

ASICS has announced a new partnership with Team Bath Tennis to establish the Bath Centre of Excellence as the UK hub for its tennis initiatives. The collaboration focuses on enhancing tennis development at all levels, with an emphasis on coaching, product innovation and player progression. The partnership will integrate four of Team Bath Tennis’ leading coaches into the ASICS Tennis Academy. Tom Osborne (Head of Club Tennis), Ian MacDonald (Head of Performance), Lauren English (Regional...

11 September 2024

(From left) Wheelchair fencers Oliver Lam-Watson, Piers Gilliver and Dimitri Coutya won bronze in the men's team epee competition at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. PICTURE CREDIT: imagecomms

Brilliant bronze in team epee provides fitting medal-winning climax to week to remember for wheelchair fencers in Paris

Wheelchair fencers Dimitri Coutya, Piers Gilliver and Oliver Lam-Watson are returning from Paris to their Bath training base with 10 Paralympic medals between them following a week to remember in the Grand Palais. The trio concluded the Games by winning bronze in the men’s team epee competition on Saturday, beating Poland 45-28 in the medal decider to back up the silver medal they had won in Thursday’s team foil event. That meant Coutya, Gilliver and...

07 September 2024

Wheelchair fencer Dimitri Coutya celebrates after winning Category B epee gold at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, his second title of the week. CREDIT: ParalympicsGB/Sam Mellish

Double delight for Dimitri Coutya as brilliant British wheelchair fencers win epee gold and silver in Grand Palais

Dimitri Coutya reigned supreme once again in the Grand Palais tonight as the British wheelchair fencer claimed his second Paralympic gold of the week. Coutya backed up Wednesday’s foil success by beating Thailand’s Visit Kingmanaw 15-10 in the Category B epee final. Team-mate Piers Gilliver also reached his third successive Category A epee final but, having won gold in Tokyo, had to settle for silver on this occasion after a 15-12 defeat to China’s Gang...

06 September 2024

Oliver Lam-Watson, Piers Gilliver and Dimitri Coutya celebrate after winning wheelchair fencing men's team foil silver at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. CREDIT: imagecomms

Wheelchair fencers Oliver Lam-Watson, Piers Gilliver and Dimitri Coutya team up to win foil silver for second successive Games in Paris

The medal rush continued for Britain’s wheelchair fencers in the Grand Palais on Thursday as Dimitri Coutya, Piers Gilliver and Oliver Lam-Watson won men’s team foil silver. It was a repeat of the trio’s achievement in Tokyo, with China – featuring three individual foil medallists – once again proving just too strong in the final The Bath-based Brits put up a fantastic fight, though, and led 20-15 after the first four rounds. China turned things...

05 September 2024

Wheelchair fencer Dimitri Coutya celebrates after winning Category B foil gold at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. CREDIT: imagecomms

Foil flourish ensures wheelchair fencer Dimitri Coutya completes his title collection after glorious golden day in Paris

Dimitri Coutya secured the only wheelchair fencing title missing from his stellar CV as he magnificently won Category B foil Paralympic gold in Paris on Wednesday. The multiple World and European Champion, who won one silver and three bronze medals in Tokyo three years ago, was determined to end his wait for the biggest prize of all and produced three outstanding performances to fulfil his ambition. Bath-based Coutya, as top seed, was given a bye...

04 September 2024

(From left) Former Team Bath Netball players Sophie Kelly. Tash Pavelin, Jayda Pechova and Bethan Dyke have secured new clubs for the 2025 Netball Super League season

New challenge for sporting scholars as former Team Bath Netball quartet secure Super League contracts for 2025 season relaunch

University of Bath sporting scholars Jayda Pechova and Sophie Kelly will continue their Netball Super League journeys with Nottingham Forest and London Pulse respectively, it has been confirmed today. Alumna Tash Pavelin will join fellow Vitality Roses defender Pechova at the newly-launched Forest franchise for the 2025 campaign, while Bethan Dyke has rejoined her hometown club Cardiff Dragons. All four were key members of the Team Bath Netball squad for the 2024 Super League season,...

04 September 2024

Wheelchair fencer Piers Gilliver (right) in the final of the Category A sabre competition at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games, where he won silver. CREDIT: imagecomms

Sabre silver takes Piers Gilliver’s career medal tally to five at start of busy week of wheelchair fencing in Grand Palais

Wheelchair fencer Piers Gilliver won the fifth medal of his glittering Paralympics career to date when he secured Category A sabre silver in the stunning surroundings of the Grand Palais on Tuesday. It was a first Paralympic medal with the weapon for Gilliver - whose previous medals in Rio and Tokyo had come in the epee individual, and epee and foil team events - and was the perfect start to his campaign for four podium...

04 September 2024

The third annual Make a Move! event, organised by The Grand Appeal, took place at the Team Bath Sports Training Village on Saturday 31st August 2024. CREDIT: Team Bath/Charlotte Clark

Third Make a Move! is biggest yet as young people under care of Bristol Children’s Hospital enjoy day of sporting fun at Team Bath

The third annual Make a Move! event proved to be the biggest and best yet as more than 100 young people under the care of Bristol Children’s Hospital enjoyed a host of accessible sports and fun activities. The Team Bath Sports Training Village was once again buzzing as youngsters and their families had a go at archery, athletics, badminton, ball sports, boxing, judo, kin-ball, mini golf, rowing, table tennis, tennis, volleyball and much more. Team...

03 September 2024

Para-badminton star Dan Bethell with the silver medal he won in the men's SL3 singles final at the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games. CREDIT: imagecomms

Silver lining for para-badminton player Dan Bethell after dramatic final while para-triathlete Michael Taylor places sixth in Paris

Bath para-badminton star Dan Bethell won the second silver medal of his Paralympic Games career as he was narrowly edged out in a dramatic men’s SL3 singles final. An absorbing encounter saw Bethell recover from losing the opening game, then rally from 19-16 down in the decisive third game before saving a match point to serve for the gold medal at 21-20. However, opponent Kumar Nitesh of India managed to take the next three points...

02 September 2024

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