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Team - Women 100m: Dina Asher-Smith (John Blackie, Blackheath & Bromley) Imani-Lara Lansiquot (Ryan Freckleton, Sutton & District) Daryll Neita (Marco Airale, Cambridge Harriers) 200m: Dina Asher-Smith (John Blackie, Blackheath & Bromley) Daryll Neita (Marco Airale, Cambridge Harriers) Bianca Williams (Linford Christie, Thames Valley) 400m: Victoria Ohuruogu (Newham and Essex Beagles) Ama Pipi (Linford Christie, Enfield & Haringey) 800m: Isabelle Boffey (Luke Gunn, Enfield & Haringey) Keely Hodgkinson (Trevor Painter, Leigh) Jemma Reekie (Jon Bigg, Kilbarchan) 1500m: Melissa Courtney-Bryant (Rob Denmark, Poole) Laura Muir (Dundee Hawkhill) *coached by World Class Plan Endurance Performance Manager Steve Vernon and the wider WCP Endurance team at UK Athletics. Katie Snowden (Stephen Haas, Herne Hill) 5000m: Megan Keith (Ross Cairns, Inverness) Amy-Eloise Markovc (Rob Denmark, Wakefield) 10,000m: Eilish McColgan (Liz Nuttall, Dundee Hawkhill) Jessica Warner-Judd (Mick Judd, Blackburn) 3000m Steeplechase: Aimee Pratt (Thomas Dreißigacker, Sale Harriers Manchester) 100m Hurdles: Cindy Sember (Chris Johnson, Woodford Green Essex Ladies) 400m Hurdles: Jessie Knight (Marina Armstrong, Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow) 4x100m Relay: Dina Asher-Smith (John Blackie, Blackheath & Bromley) Alyson Bell (Anne Scott, Glasgow Jaguars) Imani-Lara Lansiquot (Ryan Freckleton, Sutton & District) Daryll Neita (Marco Airale, Cambridge Harriers) Asha Phillip (Amy Deem, Newham and Essex Beagles) *subject to fitness. Annie Tagoe (Vince Anderson, Thames Valley) Bianca Williams (Linford Christie, Thames Valley) 4x400m Relay: Amber Anning (Chris Johnson, Brighton & Hove) Yemi Mary John (Alan James, Woodford Green Essex Ladies) Jessie Knight (Marina Armstrong, Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow) Laviai Nielsen (Phillip Unfried, Enfield and Haringey) Victoria Ohuruogu (Newham and Essex Beagles) Ama Pipi (Linford Christie, Enfield & Haringey) Nicole Yeargin (Boogie Johnson, Pitreavie) High Jump: Morgan Lake (Robbie Grabarz, Windsor Slough Eton & Hounslow) Pole Vault: Molly Caudery (Stuart Caudery, Thames Valley) Long Jump: Jazmin Sawyers (Aston Moore, City of Stoke) Heptathlon: Katarina Johnson-Thompson (Aston Moore, Liverpool) Marathon: Natasha Cockram (Robert Hawkins, Micky Morris Racing Team)

Great weekend coming up Scottish National Bowls! Tour de France Femmes Mountain Stages FISU starts Speedway World Cup from Wroclaw World Triathlon from England EYOF finishing Ski Jumping from Courcheval European Rugby League getting near play-offs

Huge cheer for !

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“Right here on….errrmmm…whichever channel you are watching!”

Straight into the Athlete’s Parade! This is the way to do it! Plus full-on dancing pandas! we are going in English alphabetical order, so no unexpected conjunctions.

World Series moves onto the glamour destination of Sunderland, this weekend, in order to highlight how much closing down all your industries and other sources of employment can improve water quality for swimmers. Two sprints on Saturday and a Mixed Relay on Sunday. Quite a few big names missing either through injury or focussing on the rehearsal event in Paris in August. World Triathlon Championship Series 2023: BBC coverage times for Sunderland leg - BBC Sport

World Championships from 24-27 August International Biathlon Union - Event calendar - Brezno-Osrblie, Slovakia (biathlonworld.com) Also Martin Fourcade Festival Annecy 1-3 Sept! Martin Fourcade Nordic Festival – Martin Fourcade Nordic Festival So a nice little summer season.

‘s excellent sporting year continues with a rare European win! https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/66330843

One week to the Blink Festival! https://tv.nrk.no/serie/skishow-paa-sommerfoere/2023/MSPO40320123/avspiller

Just to confirm, think it was discussed earlier in the thread several months ago, but there is definitely no representation. BUCS FISU Summer World University Games 2023: Chengdu Statement

Lots of National Championships coming up this weekend - but it seems that is the only one announced so far that is going to be available without VPN & FTA Several more to come later though.

Ok, so a lot more on FISU than on Discovery / ES. And you can add to an Outlook Calendar, which I know some people like! @heywoodu

Yeah, Eurosport have a lot of stuff on TV starting with the Opening Ceremony on Friday, with more on Discovery Plus. Fisu.tv have web-based coverage, and also apps on all the major hosts. Usually commentary is good - for the winter games they actually had US college coaches and ex-athletes, not just your random selection of aussies, kiwis & saffers () that the Olympics use. You have to register & give some personal details, but otherwise free.

Yeah, amazing coincidence that so far every single swimming heat has finished in the exact lane order that they started.

We have streaming! Not much commentary though. Commentary on the Athletics, plus annoying pop music.

Yeah, we have lots of Polish people now even in strange games like Rugby League - no cricketers yet though. Our national handball league is mostly Polish & Spanish people.

Here's the Team. We are not participating in all sports. Artistic Gymnastics: Alexander Niscoveanu, aged 17 from Cardiff Jonas Rushworth, aged 17 from Leeds Sol Scott, aged 16 from Huntingdon Ema Kandalova, aged 14 from London Ellie Lewis, aged 13 from Bridgend Jemima Taylor, aged 14 from Newport Cycling: Max Standen (mountain bike), aged 16 from Barnstaple Rory Gravelle (road cycling), aged 16 from Carmarthen Max Hinds (road cycling), aged 16 from Worcester Luca Bednarek (road cycling), aged 15 from Harrogate Evie Strachan (mountain bike), aged 15 from Stafford Abigail Miller (road cycling), aged 15 from York Erin Boothman (road cycling), aged 16 from Glasgow Arabella Blackburn (road cycling), aged 15 from Aberdeen Judo: Jesse Chraniuk (-55 kg), aged 16 from High Wycombe Ross McWatt (-60 kg), aged 17 from Aberdeen Irakli Goginashvili (-66 kg), aged 16 from London Derek Marczak (-73 kg), aged 15 from London Eva Ewing (-44 kg), aged 15 from Stirling Amelia Alder (-48 kg), aged 16 from Guildford Lola Hodson (-52 kg), aged 17 from Llantrisant Chloe Link (-57 kg), aged 17 from Ashford Julia Marczak (-70 kg), aged 16 from London Swimming: Evan Davidson, aged 16 from Texas Dean Fearn, aged 15 from Aberdeen Joshua Inglis, aged 16 from Sidcup Jacob Mills, aged 15 from Leicester Kourosh Khodakhah, aged 16 from Tehran Filip Nowacki, aged 15 from Jersey Charles Simpson, aged 15 from Durham Isaac Thompson, aged 15 from Jersey Amelie Blocksidge, aged 14 from Salford Mabli Collyer, aged 14 from Caerfyrddin Phoebe Cooper, aged 15 from Sheffield Coco Croxford, aged 14 from Glasgow Gabrielle Freeman, aged 14 from Joondalup Martyna Karabacz, aged 14 from London Theodora Taylor, aged 14 from Newport Hollie Wilson, aged 14 from Harrogate

For us in Britain the CWG does two things now Debut Multi Sport Games for those transitioning from the obscurity of Juniors to the spotlight of full international competition A way of saying thanks to all those hard-working amateur & semi-pro sportspeople who are not going to ever win the big prizes. That’s good enough for me. No need for the hosts to spend a fortune to transform their cities - just do what Munich 2022 did & make sensible use of pre-existing resources.

Oh wow, quite a lot of streams being created!

He beat the African Record Frankie Fredericks set Atlanta 1996!

Incredible men’s 200m, getting into Bolt territory.

Streams are here. https://eoctv.org/live/

European Record 51.45 for Femke Bol in the Hurdles.

Set a WL 37.80 in a test 4x100m - gets them Q for Budapest, assuming 16 other countries don’t beat them next week.