Two Champions of longboard surfing were crowned today at the historic SWATCH Girls Pro China hosted by Wanning - the first ever ASP pro surfing event to be held in China.
England women continued their unbeaten run against South Africa as they claimed a seven-wicket victory over South Africa in the first Twenty20 of the series at Senwes Park today.
Hilary Witt (Lowell, Mass.) and Bobby Jay (Burlington, Mass.) have been named assistant coaches for the U.S. Women's National Team that will compete at the 2011 Four Nations Cup from Nov. 9-13.
The SWATCH Girls Pro China hosted by Wanning launched professional surfing in China today with the world's best female longboarders putting on a spectacular show at Riyuewan Bay, Hainan Island.
University of Bath student Louise Hunt goes into her final wheelchair tennis tournament of the season this week in Nottingham on the crest of a wave after winning her fourth title in two weeks on Saturday in Greece.
A number of GB & England stars were on the score sheet in a busy Saturday in the Investec Women’s Premier Division. It was an especially good day for Reading as they enjoyed a huge win in their evening push back against SuttonColdfield. photo Ady Kerry
World number one golfer Yani Tseng will be the woman to beat at this week's Suzhou Taihu Ladies Open, where she will make her tournament debut from Friday. photo Tristan Jones
LPGA Commissioner Michael Whan today congratulated Yani Tseng on winning her second-consecutive Rolex Player of the Year award at the inaugural Sunrise LPGA Championship in her native Taiwan.
The world’s best short track speed skaters were back in action this weekend, kicking off the 2010-11 Korean Air ISU World Cup Short Track season at the Utah Olympic Oval, in Salt Lake City.
Australian Frances Bondad came from two strokes behind overnight leader Pan Yan Hong to lift her maiden trophy as a professional at the Sanya Ladies Open in Hainan, China.
GREAT Britain Women gave reigning World Champions Russia a scare in their Euro 2012 clash on Saturday, matching them for long periods and only losing out 16-24 when many had predicted a rout.
The much anticipated World Championship rematch lived up to expectations in Perth today, with the Silver Ferns reversing the July scoreline to defeat the Diamonds by one goal, 49 - 48.
Captain Charlotte Edwards and Sarah Taylor set a record partnership for the second wicket as England women claimed a crushing 96-run victory over South Africa in the second one day international of the series in Potchefstroom today.
Dominika Cibulkova fought her way to her very first WTA title at the Kremlin Cup on Sunday afternoon, surviving the all-court attack of Kaia Kanepi in a two-hour, 36-minute marathon, 36 76(1) 75.
China's own Pan Yan Hong leads the way at the Sanya Ladies Open in Hainan after a three under par round of 69 maintained her one stroke lead at Yalong Bay Golf Club.
China's Pan Yan Hong grabbed a one stroke lead at the Sanya Ladies Open after a five under par 67 opening round at Yalong Bay Golf Club in southern China.
Lydia Greenway 125* and Arran Brindle 107* posted the second highest 4th wicket partnership in women's ODI cricket, as England dominated South Africa in the first One Day International of the series, in Potchefstroom today.
Two different female winter athletes have been announced as finalists in the Best Paralympic Games Debut Category for the International Paralympic Committee's (IPC) 2011 Paralympic Sport Awards, proudly partnered by the IPC's International Partner Allianz. photo Tim Penney Photography
