Paralympian Di Coates showed a return to form at the event, winning silver in the women’s 10m R2 air rifle SH1 for the European contest, with a score of 389 and final of 101.5 to better her bronze medal at the same event two years ago. This score saw her finish 4th in the open rankings.
As Misty May-Treanor and Kerri Walsh stood atop an international Beach Volleyball podium with their third-straight SWATCH-FIVB World Championships gold medals around their neck, one only wonders if America’s most successful team ever can maintain their level of play through next summer’s Olympic Games in Beijing. photo FIVB
The fifth of five “major†events on the SWATCH-FIVB World Tour is next for the best Beach Volleyball player on the planet as the US$600,000 A1 Grand Slam presented by Nokia “officially†begins in Wednesday in Austria with Qualification Tournaments
The Dutch team, showed their dominance once again to come away the winners of the U21 4 Nations Tournament in Valencia. Second place went to Gemany, then came England and Spain.
Hampshire’s Nikki Doley played four shots below her handicap to win the Abraham Trophy at Brickendon Grange, Hertfordshire – and claim the title of England’s most improved girl golfer.
A new Kellogg's ASA Award will help give children and adults a better understanding of how to lead a healthy lifestyle as part of a child-orientated scheme.
Daida Moreno wins the Women’s event to seal the 2007 title- her fifth world freestyle crown. Sarah-Quita Offringa settles for second overall and Laure Treboux keeps third. photo PWA
It was no surprise to most of us that Vanessa Fernandes won the BG World Cup at Salford Quays on her debut at the venue beating last year's winner, Samantha Warriner (NZ) into second with the Austrian, Olympic champion, Kate Allen in third place. photo John Coxon
With the IAAF World Championships kicking off in Osaka, Japan late next month, Athletics Australia has launched an exciting concept to bond fans
of the sport with the nation’s elite athletes.
The tenth edition of the FIVB Girls’ Youth World Championship starting tomorrow in Tijuana and Mexicali, finds Brazil, China and Japan tied as two-time champions in the history of the competition for athletes under-18 years-old. photo FIVB
Top seed Anna Chakvetadze dominated Sania Mirza in straight sets in the Bank of the West Classic final Sunday, improving to 6-0 lifetime in career Sony Ericsson WTA Tour singles finals.
Outstanding levels of talent, commitment and dedication from top flight international rugby to the grass roots have been recognised at the annual awards presentation for the Welsh Women's Rugby which was held at the Park Inn Hotel in Cardiff on July the 21st
New Zealand won the final match of the Rose Bowl Series at Gardens Oval in Darwin this afternoon after defeating the Commonwealth Bank Southern Stars by four wickets.
England's couragous European U19 Championship campaign was finally ended by Germany, as Mo Marley's side took the now five-time European Champions all the way in Reykjavik.
Natalie Gulbis became a rolex first time winner in the Evian Masters defeating Jeong Jang of south Korea with a birdie on the first hole, of a sudden death playoff
England’s gold medal hopes were dashed when they were beaten 3-2 by France in the final of the European senior ladies’ team championship at Royal Drottningholms in Sweden.
Stephanie Gilmore (Tweed Heads, AUS) has taken the 2007 Honda U.S. Open of Surfing presented by O’Neill title today, defeating Karina Petroni (Atlantic Beach, FL) with authority in front of a capacity crowd at Huntington Beach Pier. photo ASP
Synchro Canada congratulates our Duet of Marie-Pier Boudreau Gagnon and Isabelle Rampling on winning the silver medal at the Pan American Games. photo Synchro Canada
RIO – Kelly MacDonald of Edmonton and Meaghan Benfeito of Montreal were third in the women’s 10-metre synchro in Saturday’s diving competition at the Pan Am Games. photo diving.ca
