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Great British female Olympians down the decades | Team GB
WEBMar 7, 2022 · 1950s - Gillian Sheen. 50 years after first competing in the Olympic fencing programme, Gillian Sheen bagged Team GB their first gold. The then-28-year-old beat Romania’s Olga Orban to take victory in the foil. In the excitement of the victory, the British team manager rushed to congratulate her and only narrowly avoided being impaled on her ...
Team GB squad to make Tokyo history
WEBBrown is part of a two-strong Team GB skateboarding squad, along with 15-year-old Bombette Martin, while Marcus Mepstead (fencing) and Shauna Coxsey, competing in sport climbing on its Olympic debut, are the sole British athletes heading at Tokyo 2020 in their chosen sports. Shauna Coxsey and sport climbing are both making debuts at Tokyo 2020.
Team GB Olympians at Paris 2024: Full list of athletes
WEBKieran Bird, Alex Cohoon, Tom Dean, Luke Greenbank, James Guy, Daniel Jervis, Joe Litchfield, Max Litchfield, Jonathon Marshall, Jack McMillan, Oliver Morgan, Adam Peaty, Ben Proud, Matt Richards, Duncan Scott, Jacob Whittle and James Wilby. READ MORE: History-maker Eva Okaro ready to inspire at Paris 2024.
Team GB selects women's curling team for Beijing 2022
WEBTeam GB has today announced the names of the curlers who will compete in the women’s discipline at the Beijing 2022 Olympic Winter Games. Skip Eve Muirhead will compete in her fourth Winter Olympics, while teammate Jennifer Dodds is also set to make history as one of the first players to represent Team GB at two curling events at the same Games.
Who is Molly Caudery, Britain's new pole vault world champion?
WEBMar 4, 2024 · World indoor pole vault champion Molly Caudery is the newest and brightest star in British athletics. The 23-year-old sealed a stunning first senior international medal in Glasgow to continue her rapid rise to the top. That came off the back of twice setting the world leading height, raising her own personal best on both occasions as she made ...
Charlotte Cooper - Team GB
WEBCooper. The distinction of being the first woman ever to become an Olympic champion goes to the 29-year-old Charlotte Cooper of Ealing who won the women’s singles at the 1900 Olympic Games. In Paris, Chattie Cooper defeated the French champion, Hélène Prévost in straight sets and then won a second gold medal in the mixed doubles with ...
Bradley Wiggins - Team GB
WEBThat year, Belgium-born Wiggins became the first Briton to win the Tour de France and won time trial gold at the Olympic Games in London. The cyclist’s first Olympic medal came 12 years earlier when winning team pursuit bronze in Sydney. Wiggins has won an incredible eight Olympic medals in total, with the most recent coming at the Rio 2016 ...
Nile Wilson - Team GB
WEBWilson. Nile Wilson became Team GB's first gymnast to ever medal on the horizontal bar when he secured bronze at Rio 2016. The Englishman first burst onto the scene by winning two gold medals at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games in the team event and the horizontal bar. At the same venue a year later, the Yorkshireman secured a silver medal ...
Tom Daley - Team GB
WEBTom Daley was the first Team GB diver to win four Olympic medals, adding a fifth in Paris with a first silver. Having won gold in Tokyo 2020 in the 10m synchro with Matty Lee, and his third bronze medal in the 10m platform. Previously, Daley won bronze at London 2012 in the individual discipline before adding another in the synchro with Dan ...