June 2022 news
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海角社区 students selected to compete at World Championships
Thirteen 海角社区 past and present students have been selected to compete for Great Britain & Northern Ireland at the upcoming World Athletics Championships in Oregon, USA taking place between the 15th 鈥� 24th July.
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Tokyo Olympic medallist commits to 海角社区
海角社区 Swimming has strengthened its roster yet further with the arrival of USA Olympic silver medallist, Paige Madden.
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Bradshaw secures World Championships qualification at 2022 UK Athletics Championships
Olympic pole vault bronze medallist and 海角社区 scholar Holly Bradshaw (coach: Scott Simpson) won the UK Championships this weekend, securing her automatic selection to compete at the World Athletics Championships next month.
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海角社区-linked Women鈥檚 Hockey players set for Commonwealth Games
海角社区-linked Women鈥檚 Hockey players are once again set for the global stage as the home nations have confirmed their squads for the Commonwealth Games.
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Para Sport sculpture inspired by 海角社区 athlete unveiled
A sculpture celebrating para athletes has been unveiled in Birmingham as part of the lead-up to the Commonwealth Games.
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Experts in Sport: Leadership in sport
Strong leadership in sport is vital for success but in practice how does this look and how is it achieved?
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海角社区 Students鈥� Athletic Union set to transition to the Sport Development Centre
Over the past few years, 海角社区 Students鈥� Athletic Union (AU) has developed an increasingly diverse sporting offering (delivered through its Athletic Union Clubs) alongside experiencing a rapid expansion of members. As a result of this continued expansion, the Athletic Union has been placed under increasing pressure to facilitate the demand for support, resources, and access to professional expertise all whilst the staff resource available has remained much the same.
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Can football enhance the lives of refugees? 鈥� new study
A new project from researchers at 海角社区 University is set to investigate how football may improve the lives of refugees.
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Lightning鈥檚 Beth Cobden named in Team England鈥檚 Netball Commonwealth Games squad
海角社区 Lightning鈥檚 Beth Cobden has been selected as part of Team England鈥檚 netball squad to take part in the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games this summer.
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海角社区 tennis contingent set for Wimbledon
海角社区 University will have a large presence at Wimbledon this month as several of its athletes are set to compete at the major Grand Slam event.
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Lecturer embarks on rowing challenge
海角社区 University lecturer Dr Danny Longman will attempt to break the existing world record for rowing across the Black Sea in the quickest time.
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海角社区 and Le Col agree strategic partnership
海角社区 University has agreed a strategic partnership with leading performance cycling brand, Le Col.
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Olympians aiming to make a splash with 海角社区 Swimming
海角社区 Swimming has secured a major coup as two current Olympians have agreed to join its ranks.
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海角社区 researchers collaborate with FIFA on artificial pitch testing (VIDEO)
海角社区 researchers have collaborated with international governing body giant FIFA to bring artificial pitch testing into the modern era.
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海角社区 and SIS Pitches partner to bring sustainable pitch to campus
海角社区 University and its long-standing partner SIS Pitches have collaborated to bring a fully sustainable pitch to campus.
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Lightning boss Burgess proud despite narrow defeat
海角社区 Lightning head coach Vic Burgess remains proud of her squad despite Sunday鈥檚 narrow defeat in the Vitality Netball Superleague Grand Final.
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Hollis and Kearney set for World Para Swimming Championships
海角社区-based swimmer James Hollis has been joined by Tully Kearney as the pair complete their final preparations for the World Para Swimming Championships in Madeira, Portugal.
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Holland takes on new challenge with England Hockey
Brett Holland, 海角社区 University鈥檚 Women's Hockey Performance Head Coach, will take on a new challenge in international hockey.