Overview

2026 Week 11 (16-22 Mar) Results: Athletics: 2026 World Athletics Indoor Championships (20-22 Mar) - Event covered in more detail in the GB Athletics Thread. Badminton: Orleans Masters 2026 (17-22 Mar) - Having withdrawn from the Swiss Open in the previous week, Kirsty Gilmour also withdrew from this event before it got underway. Harry Huang was trying to qualify for the main draw but lost in the first round. In the Men's Doubles, Alexander Dunn and Adam Pringle were given a walkover to round 2 where they lost to Hariharan Amsakarunan and M R Arjun 24-26 14-21. Christopher Grimley and Matthew Grimley retired from their first-round match whilst trailing 14-18 to Hiroki Okamura and Kyohei Yamashita. Alex Green and Zach Russ also lost in the first round, defeated by 6th seed Kakeru Kumagai and Hiroki Nishi 12-21 16-21. In the Women's Doubles, Julie Macpherson and Ciara Torrance withdrew from their first-round match giving 6th seed Margot Lambert and Camille Pognante a walkover. Alexander Dunn and Julie MacPherson went out in the last 16 of the Mixed Doubles to 5th seed Xing Cheng and Chi Zhang 14-21 19-21. Likewise, Callum Hemming and Estelle Van Leeuwen also made it to the last 16 where they lost out to Yuta Watanabe and Maya Taguchi 9-21 12-21. Polish Open 2026 (18-22 Mar) - Cholan Kayan lost out to 7th seed William Bogebjerg 14-21 18-21 in the first round. Robin Harper and Harry Wakefield were runners up after losing the final to 2nd seeds Malik Bourakkadi and Kenneth Neumann 18-21 8-21. Oliver Butler and Samuel Jones were the 3rd seeds and got to the semifinals before also falling to the 2nd seeds 21-16 9-21 17-21. 3rd seeds Abbygael Harris and Lizzie Tolman took the Women's Doubles title in Lodz with a 23-21 21-16 victory over Rui Kiyama and Sona Yonemoto. Kiyama and Yonemoto had taken out Lisa Curtin and Sian Kelly 21-19 21-17 in the semifinals. Oliver Butler and Abbygael Harris went out in the quarterfinals of the Mixed Doubles after a 19-21 21-14 22-24 loss to Bugra Aktas and Sinem Yildiz. Samuel Jones and Lizzie Tolman reached the semifinals before losing out to Hiroki Midorikawa and Nami Matsuyama 10-21 10-21. Basketball: 2027 Women's EuroBasket Qualifying - wrapped up the first stage of their Eurobasket qualifying with a 68-55 victory over to secure top spot in Pool D. Cycling - Road: Milano-Torino (18-Mar) - Simon Carr and Tom Pidcock took the win with Tao Geoghegan Hart in 23rd and Paul Double in 28th. Simon Carr was DNF. Danilith Nokere Koerse (18-Mar) - Ben Wiggins finished in 62nd place with Joshua Giddings down in 90th place. Joseph Pidcock was DNF in the men's event. Erin Boothman was the best of the Brits in the women's event in 23rd. Josie Nelson was down in 63rd with Carys Lloyd in 70th. The rest of the Brits were DNF. Grand Prix De Denain - Porte Du Hainaut (19-Mar) - Fred Wright finished well down the field in 81st whilst Oliver Stockwell was DNF. Bredene Koksijde Classic (20-Mar) - Joshua Giddings finished in 18th place with Joseph Pidcock in 38th and Robert Donaldson down in 91st place. Milano-Sanremo Donne (21-Mar) - Pfeiffer Georgi and Cat Ferguson finished in 11th and 12th respectively. Alice Towers just missed out on a points place finish in 62nd with Millie Couzens in 66th and Josie Nelson in 74th. Flora Perkins was down in 95th with Francesca Hall in 131st. Milano-Sanremo (21-Mar) - Tom Pidcock was runner up to Tadej Pogacar. Mark Donovan finished in 34th; Fred Wright in 52nd and Bjoern Koerdt in 66th. Oliver Peace was down in 115th place, Josh Tarling in 125th and Lewis Askey in 127th. Owain Doull was 136th with Sam Brand and Hamish Armitt in 140th and 141st respectively. Connor Swift was down in 159th ahead of Ben Turner in 162nd. Fencing: FIE Foil Grand Prix (20-21 Mar) - Harry Bird, Jaimie Cook, Joe Donaghue, Luca Florea, Louis Guennou, Jake Hurst and Harry Bird finished in 66th and 67th place respectively, ahead of Joe Donaghue in 70th. Louis Guennou was in 81st with Jamie Cook in a tie for 84th and Kamal Minott in 96th. Maxwell Jones (109th), Alberto Mascioli (113th), David Williams (121st), Luc Florea (123rd), Camille Perrin (130th) and Rafael Rhys Pollitt (139th) all missed out on the elimination round. Georgia Gardner was the only Brit competing in the women's event. She finished well down the field in 125th out of a field of 134. Golf: PGA: Valspar Championship (19-22 Mar) - Matt Fitzpatrick took the title on the Copperhead course with a score of -11 with Jordan Smith finishing 3rd on -9 and Marco Penge in a tie for 4th on -8. David Skinns finished on -2 in a tie for 30th overall. Matt Wallace's -1 was good enough for a tie for 40th place. John Parry finished in a tie for 55th place on +1. The rest of the Brits missed the cut. Ladies European Tour: Australian WPGA Championship (19-22 Mar) - Meghan MacLaren was the highest placed Brit in 4th on -10. Annabell Fuller finished on -8 in a tie for 7th. Gemma Clews was in a tie for 18th on -3. -1 was enough to take Amy Taylor to a tie for 27th. Esme Hamilton (Par) was in 30th; (+1) was in 36th with Kelsey Macdonald and Charlotte Heath in a tie for 41st on +2. Finally, Billie-Jo Smith was on +7 in 59th. The rest of the Brits missed the cut. LPGA: Fortinet Founders Cup (19-22 Mar) - Lottie Woad was the best of the Brits in a tie for 14th on -8 ahead of Jodi Ewart Shadoff on -7 in a tie for 19th. Mimi Rhodes missed the cut. Hainan Classic (19-22 Mar) - Marcus Armitage finished on -15 in a tie for 3rd, ahead of Euan Walker on -14 in a tie for 6th. Eddie Pepperell and Andy Sullivan scored -13 for a tie for 9th. Dan Bradbury's -10 was enough for a tie for 17th. Brendan Robinson Thompson was -8 for 23rd, just ahead of Matthew Jordan on -7 in 28th. Daniel Young finished on -5 in a tie for 34th. Matthew Baldwin, Ross Fisher and Calum Hill all scored -4 and were in a tie for 45th. David Law's -3 was enough for 51st. Jack Senior finished in a tie for 55th on -2. Matt Killen finished on level par in tie for 62nd and finally, Grant Forrest scored +3 to finish in tie for 66th. The rest of the Brits missed the cut. Gymnastics - Artistic: British Championships (21-22 Mar) - Event will be covered in more detail on the GB Gymnastics thread. Judo: Tbilisi Grand Slam 2026 (20-22 Mar): In the men's weight classes, Benjamin Levy (-73Kg) lost in his first fight whilst Ethan Nairne (-73Kg) and Oliver Barratt (-100Kg) got to the last 16 of their events. In the women's events, Tatum Keen was the runner up in the -52Kg weight class whilst Acelya Toprak (-57Kg) and Emma Reid (-78Kg) both finished in 5th after winning their respective pools. Kelley Petersen Polard (-70Kg) and Shelley Ludford (-78Kg) lost in the first round of their events. Taekwondo: Belgian Open 2026 (21 Mar): Men's -54Kg: Finn Labong and Thomas Bailey both lost in the round of 32. Men's -58Kg: Alexander Sherratt took the title, defeating Cheng Kai 2:1. Zack Sarsoza got to the last 16 whilst Ibrahim Hussain went out in the round of 32. Men's -63Kg: Alfie Whitfield and Manuel Grande both exited in the round of 32 whilst Adam Akrich lost in the first round. Men's -68Kg: Matthew Howell took bronze. Antonio Buonaiuto made it to the last 16 whilst Ben Harrison made it to the round of 32. Bradley France and Tomi Makanjuola both lost in the first round. Men's -74Kg: Abdallah Grayson-Cadogan lost in the first round whilst Max Cartwright lost in round 2. Men's -80Kg: Both Dantrell Knight-Mitchell and Sohrab Alipour reached the last 16 whilst Zak Angell and Christian Langridge both lost in the round of 32 Men's +87Kg: Caden Cunningham lost in the round of 16. Women's -46Kg: Etta Choi lost in the round of 16. Women's -49Kg: Phoenix Goodman reached the quarterfinal whilst Maisie Hockey lost in the first round. Women's -53Kg: Jodie McKew went out in the round of 16 whilst Ruby Lee lost in the second round. Women's -57Kg: Beth Christy and Teigan Smith lost in the round of 16 whilst Lily Kingsley lost in the round of 32. Women's -67Kg: Chloe Roberts lost in the round of 16. Grace Gambrill lost in the first round. Women's -73Kg: Rebecca McGowan took bronze after defeat in the semifinals to eventual champion Song Jie. Ruby Mackay made it to the quarterfinals. Women's +73Kg: Lauren Williams was the runner up, losing to Nafia Kus Aydin 2:0. Tennis: Miami Open (17-29 Mar): Both Emma Raducanu and Sonay Kartal withdrew before the event got underway. Fran Jones defeated Venus Williams 7-5 7-5 in round 1, but she was forced to retire from her second round match when trailing 1-6 0-3 to 5th seed Jessica Pegula. Finally, Katie Boulter had a decent run, defeating Jessica Bouzas Maneiro 7-6 6-4 in round 1 and advancing when 17th seed Clara Tauson retired whilst trailing 7-6 4-6 0-1. Her run came to an end when she went down to a 3-6 5-7 defeat to 13th seed Karolina Muchova in the round of 32. In the men's draw, Jack Draper was the 25th seed and had a bye to the second round where he lost to Reilly Opelka 7-6 7-6. Cameron Norrie was also a casualty in round 2, with the 23rd seed losing to Alex Michelsen 5-7 7-6 4-6. Jacob Fearnley retired from his opening round match whilst trailing 0-6 to Martin Damm. Arthur Fery secured probably his biggest result to date on tour when he qualified for the main draw - he would lose in the first round to Stefanos Tsitsipas 1-6 6-7. In the doubles, Julian Cash and Lloyd Glasspool were the second seeds and went out in the 2nd round.

2026 Week 10 (09 - 15 Mar) Results: Time to start clearing the backlog of results.... Aquatics - Swimming: Edinburgh International Meet (13 - 15 Mar) - The results of the Meet have been posted in the GB Swimming thread. Badminton: Yonex Swiss Open 2026 (10 - 15 Mar) - Kirsty Gilmour withdrew before the event commenced. In the Men's Doubles, Christopher Grimley and Matthew Grimley came close to upsetting 7th seed Daniel Lundgaard and Mads Vestergaard. Alexander Dunn and Adam Pringle lost to 6th seed Fang-Chih Lee and Fang-Jen Lee 12-21 18-21. Oliver Butler and Samuel Jones lost in round 2 to Christian Faust Kjaer and Rasmus Kjaer 14-21 14-21. Alexander Dunn and Julie MacPherson withdrew from the Mixed Doubles, giving Mads Vestergaard and Christine Busch a walkover. Callum Hemming and Estelle Van Leeuwen lost 17-21 7-21 to 2nd seed Mathias Christiansen and Alexandra Boje. Baseball: 2026 World Baseball Classic (09 Mar)- finished their Pool games with a 8-1 victory over . With that win, they finished 15th overall. Basketball: 2027 Women's EuroBasket Qualifying - continued the 1st stage of qualifying with a 77-58 win over and a 83-71 win over . Cycling - BMX Freestyle: Ride the Dragon: - There were quite a few Brits taking part in Lithuania. Michael Hullock won the men's event with Miller Temple also making the podium in 3rd. Reece Dabreo finished in 6th whilst Tyler Wainwright finished in 10th. Devon Low was down in 25th place. In the women's event, took a 1-2 with Sasha Pardoe taking the win ahead of Holly Pipe. Worth saying that there were only 5 competitors in the women's event. Cycling - BMX Racing: European Cup Legs I and II (13-14 Mar): Ross Cullen did the double, winning both of the Men's Elite races. in the first leg. Matthew Gilston finished in 13th in Race 1 and 6th in Race 2. Kye Whyte took a 17th and 8th. Callum Russell was 32nd in Race 1 and 23rd in Race 2. Finally, Jos Marnham was 45th and 65th. In the women's races, Bethany Shriever took 8th in Race 1 before winning Race 2. Emily Hutt was 3rd in Race 1 followed by 14th in Race 2. Also worth saying that in the women's under-23 races, Sienna Harvey took a 2nd and 15th with Betsy Bax finishing in 7th and 6th. Cycling - Road: Paris-Nice (08-15 Mar) - Josh Tarling was the top finishing Brit in 25th. Robert Donaldson was 41st with Samuel Watson in 46th and Max Walker in 50th. Lewis Askey was down in 56th Tirreno-Adriatico (09-15 Mar) - Mark Donovan finished in 17th overall. Lukas Nerurkar was in 55th with James Shaw in 73rd. Oliver Peace was down in 86th with Connor Swift in 98th. The rest of the Brits finished outside of the top-100. Trofeo Alfredo Binda - Comune di Cittiglio (15-Mar) - Pfeiffer Georgi finished in 13th place with Cat Ferguson in 22nd. Alice Towers and Lauren Dickson were in 29th and 30th respectively, Flora Perkins also finished in the points in 52nd. Equestrian - Dressage: FEI Dressage World Cup - 's-Hertogenbosch (12-15 Mar) - Charlotte Fry took second place in the Grand Prix with score of 78.022 behind Justin Verboomen's score of 78.457. The result was repeated in the Grand Prix Freestyle to Music with Fry scoring 89.085 to Verboomen's 89.205. Fencing: FIE Westend Grand Prix Individual Epee (13 Mar) - Event has been postponed to April. Golf: PGA: The Players Championships (12-15 Mar) - Matt Fitzpatrick was the runner up on -12 with Rober MacIntyre in 4th on -10. Tommy Fleetwood also had a top-10 finish with -8 securing a tie for 8th overall. Justin Rose scored -6 for a tie for 13th. Harry Hall, Aaron Rai, Marco Penge and Jordan Smith all missed the cut. Ladies European Tour: Women's Australian Open (12-15 Mar) - Darcey Harry finished in a tie for 7th on -4 ahead of Annabell Fuller in 10th on -3. Alice Hewson finished on +3 in 29th. Lydia Hall, Chloe Williams and Gemma Clews scored +4 and finished in a tie for 34th. Esme Hamilton finished in 41st on +5. Cara Gainer's +7 was enough for 49th. Hannah Screen was down in 52nd place with a score of +8 and Meghan MacLaren was in 60th with +11. The rest of the Brits missed the cuts. Gymnastics - Artistic: FIG Apparatus World Cup (12-15 Mar) - Courtney Tulloch took silver on the Rings with score of 14.333 behind Adem Asil on 14.533. Remell Robinson-Bailey qualified for the final of the Vault and finished in 5th place with score of 13.450. Gymnastics - Trampoline: FIG Trampoline World Cup (12-13 Mar) - Team were due to send a team of 5 to but we now know that GB Gymnastics have suspended their trampoline program. Judo: Warsaw European Open 2026 (14-15 Mar): Rory Tyrrell finished 7th in the Men's -81Kg whilst both Kenneth Harris (Men's -90Kg) and Joshua Whitehouse (Men's +100Kg) lost in the first round. On the women's side, Ashleigh Barnikel (-48Kg), Lele Nairne (-57Kg) and Rachel Hawkes (-70Kg) all lost in their first fight. Rugby SVNS: New York (14-15 Mar) - This is easily the most depressing sport to follow for Team right now. Whatever they are doing in the squad is just not working - and if anything, the results have been getting worse. On the women's side, still haven't won a match - across 5 separate fixtures! This week, lost to 46-5, 31-19 and 36-12 in the pool matches. In the 5th place semifinal, they lost to 31-14 and they were condemned to another last place finish with a 22-14 defeat at the hands of . On the men's side, lost to 24-14 (This is an example of the regression of the British squad as in the earlier rounds, they had consistently been able to defeat the Spanish team). They then went down to a defeat at the hands of 24-19. The sole bright spot of the weekend was a 19-14 victory over . In the 5th place semifinal, it was a 31-24 loss to . A second defeat at the hands of (24-12) condemned the Brits to last place. Squash: Australian Open (10-15 Mar): Joel Makin was the 2nd seed and finished as runner up to top seed Paul Coll - 19-17 11-4 14-12. 4th seed Jonah Bryant also performed according to his seeding after reaching the semifinals. 7th seed Curtis Malik. went out in the second round whilst both Patrick Rooney and Simon Herbert exited in the first round. In the women's draw, the Brits - Grace Gear, Alicia Mead and Torrie Malik - were all out by the end of the second round. Calgary CFO Consulting Services Women's Squash Week (11-15 Mar): Georgia Adderley was the top seed and made it to the semifinals. Millie Tomlinson and Kiera Marshall both went out in the second round whilst Lowri Roberts was a first round casualty. Table Tennis: WTT Feeder Otocec 2026 (07-11 Mar): Tom Jarvis was the 4th seed for the Men's Singles and progressed to the semifinals where he lost a tight battle against 8th seed Mattias Karlsson 8-11 11-9 6-11 11-8 14-16. Connor Green made it through to the quarterfinals where he came pretty close to causing an upset against 3rd seed Kazuki hamada. He ultimately lost out 9-11 11-7 4-1 11-6 16-18. Samuel Walker lost in the first round to Mihai Bobocica 12-14 11-9 8-11 11-7 4-11. Green and Walker paired up in the Men's Doubles and lost out in the first round to 4th seed Kazuki Hamada and Kanta Tokuda - 11-13 8-11 5-11. In the Women's Singles Tin-Tin Ho got to the last 16 where she lost to 15th seed Kotomi Omoda 15-17 7-11 9-11. Worth saying that in the previous round she had a fairly comfortable victory over the 2nd seed Lea Rakovac. WTT Champions Chongqing 2026 (10-15 Mar): Anna Hursey got to the round of 16 with a 14-12 5-11 11-9 11-8 win over Sreeja Akula. In the last 16, Hursey went down to a straight set defeat to 8th seed Miwa Harimoto - 11-13 10-12 7-11. Taekwondo: Dutch Open 2026 (15 Mar): Not a great tournament for the Brits with first round losses for Finn Labong (Men's -54Kg); Theoharys Stavropoulos (Men's -80Kg); Lauren Dunsmore (Women's -46Kg); Emily Clark (Women's -49Kg); Judy Marton (Women's -53Kg) and Ruby Lee (Women's -53Kg). Aysa Khorshidi made it to the quarterfinals of the Women's -46Kg. Matthew Howell was the stand-out performance taking bronze in the Men's -68Kg.

The draw for the second qualifying round for 2027 Women's Eurobasket has been made. Team have been drawn in Group M alongside , and .. need to finish in the top 2 to qualify for the final tournament and should be able to do so pretty comfortably - are the top seeds in the group as the world number 2 team. are the second seeds with a world ranking of 24; are ranked 41 in the world and 52nd. The action kicks off in November with the first 3 matches. The second window takes place in February next year. 11-November-26: v 14-November-26: v 17-November-26: v 10-February-27: v 13-February-27: v 16-February-27: v

Have been enjoying a few days of R&R in Koh Samui so haven't been keeping track of events. Will look to clear backlog of results over the next few days.

Bethany Norton gets gold at ISSF World Cup Shotgun Tangier 2026. In her first ever world cup final at only 19!

Another Crystal Globe - Zoe Atkin takes the win in Silvaplana & with it the season! https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/articles/c0mjwmlwl17o

And Kirsty Muir confirms the Overall Park & Pipe Crystal Globe! Kirsty Muir: British freestyle skier wins historic World Cup titles - BBC Sport

Charlotte Bankes wins the final boarder cross race of the season in ; takes the overall Crystal Globe!

Team for next month's European Championships has been announced - gotta admit, it is a little underwhelming given the decent start to the season, but it looks like a few of the athletes were ruled out due to injury. Men's -60Kg: Charlie Ayre - Took silver in the European Cup in Sofia in January but since then hasn't done huge amount on the tour, losing in his first round match in both Linz and Ljubljana. Men's -66Kg: Charlie Young - Got to the last 16 in Paris but then exited in first round in Linz. Men's -73Kg: Ben Levy - Started the year taking bronze in the Paris Grand Slam but lost in his first bout in Tbilisi earlier this month. Men's -73Kg: Ethan Nairne - Has had strong start to the season having taken silver in Sofia and taking his first Grand Prix title in Linz. He followed that up with a last 16 in Tbilisi earlier this month. Men's -100Kg: Oliver Barratt - Has reached the last 16 in both the Paris and Tbilisi Grand Slams and the last 32 in Linz. Women's -52Kg: Tatum Keen - Took silver in Tbilisi last week and finished 5th in Linz. Women's -57Kg: Acelya Toprak - With the exception of 5th place finish in Tbilisi, hasn't achieved huge amount this year. Women's -70Kg: Kelly Petersen-Pollard - Finished 7th in Linz and reached last 16 in Paris but lost in the first round in Tbilisi last week. Women's -78Kg: Emma Reid - Has had early exits in both Paris and Linz. Best result came last week in Tbilisi with 5th place. Women's -78 Kg: Shelley Ludford - Took gold in Ljubljana earlier in the year.

Day 3 full results Pentathlon - Barber 4th in the 60m Hurdles Heat 1 in 8.66 PB, worth 982 points. 10th in the High Jump with 1.69 SB, worth 842 points. 9th in the Shot Put with 13.56, worth 765 points. 9th in the Long Jump with 5.99 SB, worth 846 points. 3rd in the 800m, 2:10.86 PB, worth 952 points. Overall, 10th with 4387 PB Long Jump - Palmer 10th with 6.49 Shot Put - Lincoln 4th, 21.13 SB Relay - GB 2nd in Heat 2 in 3:29.31 SB and into the final. 5th in the final with 3:28.09 SB 60m Hurdles - Nwofor 4th in Heat 1 in 8.04 PB and out Pole Vault - CAUDERY WINS! 4.85 SB 1500m - HUNTER BELL WINS! 3:58.53 WL 800m - HODGKINSON WINS! 1:55.30 CR

Next month the ITTF World Team Table Tennis Championships will take place in England. https://www.tabletennisengland.co.uk/london-2026/ has qualified as a host in Men and Women has qualified in women through World Rankings

Plenty of positives to take away from the performances at an event that isn't always a priority for our top athletes. But perhaps biggest positive is the fact that maybe, just maybe UK Athletics is getting its act together when it comes to approach to selection. I could be wrong, but I think they pretty much took everyone they could - I don't think anybody who was offered a spot through the rankings was rejected. Hopefully this carries through the rest of the events coming up.

Well, a great way to finish the weekend. We are used to going to Champs with quite a few medal prospects, and being a bit disappointed because only half of them work out. Not here! Pretty much everyone we thought could medal did medal. Only Jeremiah Azu missed out, but fourth in one of the toughest indoor races ever was nothing to be ashamed of.

Catching up on backlog of results. Last week was the first couple of rounds in the BMX Racing European Cup and there was plenty of good news for Team . In the men's event, Ross Cullen did the double, winning both Rounds. Matthew Gilston was 13th with Kye Whyte in 17th in Round 1 but followed that up with a 6th and 8th place respectively in Round 2. In Round 1 for the women, Emily Hutt was the top finishing Brit in 3rd with Bethany Shriever in 8th place whilst Sienna Harvey took 2nd in the Under-23 race. In Round 2, Shriever took the top spot on the podium with Hutt finishing in 14th place. All in all a very positive weekend for both the men and the women. Appreciate that it is still early days, but think there is every chance that should be able to qualify 2 quotas in both the men's and women's BMX Racing for LA. Indeed, if Shriever can stay healthy and maintain form, there is even chance the women's could sneak a 3rd spot. It makes a huge difference having multiple riders scoring points in the Elite races. Going into Paris, the team were pretty much entirely dependent on the performance of Shriever. But with Shriever and Hutt in the Elite and Harvey likely to move into Elite next year, GB have a strong squad.

2026 Week 12 (23-29 Mar) Events: Aquatics - Artistic Swimming: World Aquatics Artistic Swimming 2026 World Cup II (27-29 Mar) - Don't have a start list yet, but would expect our mixed duo to be competing in Paris Aquatics - Open Water Swimming: World Aquatics Open Water Swimming 2026 World Cup I (27-29 Mar) - As with the artistic swimming, GB Aquatics don't seem to publicise the athletes selected to compete at these events. Cycling - BMX Freestyle: Lloyds National BMX Freestyle Series I (28-29 Mar) - It's a relatively small field declared so far and it could change before next weekend, but world number 6 Jordan Clark should be appearing along with world number 18 Reef Way. They'll be joined by Riley Coleman, Jack Maguire, Kaine Mitchell and Miller Temple. Likewise, the women's entry list is small. Sasha Pardoe will be joined by Elsa Rendall Todd and Evie Harrison. Cycling - Road: Volta Ciclista a Catalunya (23-29 Mar) - Tao Geoghegan Hart, Oscar Onley, Noah Hobbs, Ethan Vernon, Jake Stewart, Paul Double, Mark Stewart and Tom Pidcock are among the starters. Tour of Bruges (25-26 Mar) - No Brits showing on the initial start lists for either the men's or women's events, but these things have a habit of changing closer to the event. E3 Saxo Classic (27-Mar) - Oliver Stockwell, Lewis Askey, Connor Swift, Josh Tarling, Ben Turner, Samuel Watson, Robert Donaldson, Bjorn Koerdt, Oliver Peace, Owain Doull, and Fred Wright should be competing. Gent-Wevelgem in Flanders Fields (29-Mar) - Josh Tarling, Callum Thornley, Lewis Askey, Connor Swift, Ben Turner, Samuel Watson, Owain DOull, Matthew Brennan and Sean Flynn look to be competing in the men's event. Anna Henderson, Millie Couzens, Zoe Backstedt, Cat Ferguson, Carys Lloyd, Pfeiffer Georgi, Robyn Clay, Josie Nelson, Imogen Wolff and Elynor Backstedt will compete in the women's event. Fencing: FIE Epee World Cup (Individual & Team) (26-29 Mar) - Benjamin Andrews, Cador Beautyman, Williams East and Charlie Lutyens-Humfrey will be competing in the individual event but are not registered for the team event in Astana . FIE Sabre World Cup (Individual & Team) (26-29 Mar) - Jenna Bray and Maria Chart will make the trip out to Tashkent to compete in the women's individual event whilst Liam Croft, Max Cromie, Olympios Gougoulias, Luke Haynes, Ian Ho, Mattia Plastow and Eiger Swinscow will be competing in the men's event taking place in Budapest . They'll be joined by Samuel Allen, William Deary, Barnaby Halliwell and Jonathan Webb who will compete in both the individual and team event. Golf: PGA: Texas Children's Houston Open (26-29 Mar) - Dan Brown, Harry Hall, John Parry, Marco Penge, Jordan Smith, Matt Wallace and Aaron Rai will be competing in Houston. LPGA: Ford Championship (26-29 Mar) Charley Hull, Lottie Woad, Gemma Dryburgh and Jodi Ewart Shadoff will be competing in Arizona with Mimi Rhodes currently showing as the first reserve. DPT: Hero Indian Open (26-29 Mar) - Grant Forrest, Dan Bradbury, Ewen Ferguson, Calum Hill, Andy Sullivan, Marcus Armitage, Matthew Jordan, Brandon Robinson Thompson, Alex Fitzpatrick, Ben Schmidt, Joe Dean, Sam Bairstow, Jack Senior, Ross Fisher, David Law, James Morrison, Daniel Young, Joshua Berry, Euan Walker, Cameron Adam and Nathan Kimsey are scheduled to compete in New Delhi. Sailing: Trofeo SAR Princesa Sofia (27 Mar - 04-Apr) - One of the world's biggest sailing regattas and are sending a big team. Nacra17: John Gimson & Anna Burnet, Arthur Fry & Chloe Collenette, Duncan Gregor & Jasmine Williams. Women's IQ FOIL: Islay Watson, Darcey Shaw, Lucy Kenyon, Jennie Roberts, Emma Wilson. Men's IQ FOIL: Duncan Monaghan, Finn Hawkins, Boris Shaw, Andy Brown, Will Ziegler, Max Beaman, Samuel Sills, Matthew Barton. Men's ILCA7: Michael Beckett, James Foster, Elliot Hanson, James Percival-Cooke, Finley Dickinson, Alastair Brown, Kai Wolgram, Hamish Collingridge, Sam Whaley, Robin Phipps, Alfie Noel, Joe Rowe, Arthur Farley. Women's ILCA6: Daisy Collingridge, Molly Sacker, Carys Attwell, Matilda Nicholls, Hannah Snellgrove. Women's Kite: Catrin Williams, Ella Geiger, Emma Rennie, Lily Young Men's Kite: Ben Field, Sam Dickinson 49er FX: Florence Brellisford & Sophie Raven, Karrie Clark & Felicity Brellisford, Freya Black & Saskia Tidey, Maddy Anderson & Katie Dabson, Eleanor Keers & Jess jobson. 49er: Sam Jones & Tristan Ahlheid, Elliott Wells & Freddie Lonsdale, Billy Vennis-Ozanne & Zac Blomeley, Charlie Gran & Ewan Gribbin, James Grummett & Rhos Hawes, Fin Armstrong & Richie Thurlby, William Pank & Thommie Grit. 470 Mixed: Martin Wrigley & Bettine Harris, Haydn Sewell & Daniel Fusco-House, Arwen Fflur & David Bromilow, James Crossley & Rachael Potter, Hannah Bristow & James Taylor. Shooting: ISSF Shotgun World Cup (25 Mar - 03-Apr) - A strong team should be making the trip to Tangier . Men's Skeet: Ben Llewellin, Mitchell Brooker Smith and Arran Eccleston will compete whilst Hugh Westminster and Dominic Cooper will attend as RPO competitors. Women's Skeet: Phoebe Bodley-Scott with Bethany Norton as RPO. Men's Trap: Nathan Hales, Matt Coward-Holley and Tom Betts. Women's Trap: Ellie Seward and Maddie Purser. Coward-Holley will team up with Seward and Hales will partner Purser in the Mixed Team Trap. Squash: Optasia Championships (24-29 Mar): As you'd expect, there are plenty of Brits competing on home soil. Joel Makin is the 4th seed, Marwan ElShorbagy the 6th seed and Mohamed ElShorbagy the 7th seed. All three have a first round bye. Jonah Bryant will face Raphael Kandra in round 1 with the winner taking on 3rd seed Diego Elias in round 2. Curtis Malik faces Patrick Rooney in the first round with the winner to take on 6th seed ElShorbagy in round 2. Declan James will take on Karim El Hammamy for the right to face 4th seed Makin in round 2. Sam Todd has drawn Juan Vargas with the winner taking on top seed Mostafa Asal in round 2. Georgina Kennedy is the 4th seed with Jasmine Hutton the 7th seed and will have a bye in the first round. Lucy Turmel will take on Torrie Malik in the first round with the winner going on to face top seed Hania El Hammamy in round 2. Triathlon: World Triathlon Championship Series I (27-28 Mar): Given the current situation in the region, it's not surprising that this event has been postponed to a later date - at least for the elite level. It looks like the age group races will go ahead as planned.

It's the British Championships this weekend Men's All Around Gold: Joe Fraser - 84.5000 Silver: Jonas Rushworth - 80.900 Bronze: Jake Jarman - 80.550 Fair to say that the return of Max Whitlock didn't quite go to plan with falls on both the pommel and P-Bars. Hi pommel score of 11.600 placed him down in 21st and 12.500 on the P-Bars placed him 19th. Women's All Around Gold: Ruby Evans - 53.350 Silver: Ruby Stacey - 52.650 Bronze: Shantae-Eve Amankwaah - 51.800

sent a decent number of swimmers to compete in this weekend's Giant Open. Jack McMillan was the top qualifier in the prelims of the 400 Freestyle but had to settle for 4th in the final in a time of 3:48.34. Katie Shanahan took the title in the 200m Backstroke in time of 2:09.64. She followed that up with 10th overall in the 50m Backstroke. She'll go in the 100m Backstroke later today having qualified for the final in 6th place. Duncan Scott was 4th in the final of the 200m Butterfly in time of 1:59.27 Angharad Evans' great form continues as she takes the title in the 100m Breaststroke with a time of 1:05.46. She followed that up with the title in the 200m Breaststroke in 2:22.02. Adam Peaty finished 4th in the final of the 100m Breaststroke with a time of 1:00.79. He advances to the final of the 50m Breaststroke in 4th place. Freya Anderson took second in the 200m Freestyle in time of 1:58.91. She then placed 3rd in the final of the 100m in 54.39. Keanna MacInnes took the title in the 200m Butterfly with 2:08.92. She'll return to the pool later today for the final of the 100m Butterfly, having qualified in 3rd place. She'll be joined by Lucy Grieve in the final. Jack McMillan won the 200m Freestyle in 1:47.05. Teammate Duncan Scott was 6th in 1:48.76. McMillan will swim again later today, having made the final on the 200m IM.

Day 3 0905 Women's Pentathlon 60m Hurdles - Ellen Barber (Heat 1) 0920 Women's Long Jump Final - Molly Palmer 0943 Women's Pentathlon High Jump - Ellen Barber 1023 Men's Shot Put Final - Scott Lincoln 1105 Women's 4x400m Relay Round 1 (Heat 2, 1115) 1155 Women's 60m Hurdles Round 1 - Emma Nwofor (Heat 1) 1221 Women's Pentathlon Shot Put - Ellen Barber (1640 Women's Pentathlon Long Jump) 1645 Women's Pole Vault Final - Molly Caudery (1751 Women's 60m Hurdles Semi-Final) 1822 Women's 1500m Final - Georgia Hunter Bell 1853 Women's 800m Final - Keely Hodgkinson (1903 Women's Pentathlon 800m) (1913 Women's 60m Hurdles Final) (1947 Women's 4x400m Relay Final)

Asher-Smith 7th, 7.07 (0)

Forde-Wells finished 15th with a 13.06

Hunt 4th in SF 1 in 7.10 and out Asher-Smith wins SF2 in 7.03, a joint British record and is through

KERR WINS! 7:35.56 SB

Snowden 9th, 9:03.79; Nuttall 10th 9:04.20

Morning session: Asher-Smith won her heat in 7.07, Hunt 2nd in 7.15. Both qualified for the semi this evening Boffey 4th in 2:01.12 and out, Hodgkinson won in 1:58.53 and through to the final Pattison 5th in 1:46.85 and out

Damn, Tom beaten by Pogačar in the Milan-San Remo by just half a wheel! Brave effort, though.