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Shot put star hopes to form half of Britain's golden couple at European Championships - AOL (opens the original)
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Shot put star Scott Lincoln hopes to form one half of a golden British couple at this week’s European Championships. Lincoln co-captained Team England’s athletics squad at the recent Commonwealth Games, claiming bronze, and is among the host nation’s leading medal hopes at Alexander Stadium. He is joined in the 98-strong Novuna GB & NI squad by his partner, national javelin champion Freya Jones, at the Europeans and hopes both can land on the podium. He said: “It's going to be the first champion
I shelved retirement plans for 'make or break' year - now I'm ready to take on Europe - AOL (opens the original)
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Hurdler Sam Bennett has shelved retirement plans and is ready to take the European Athletics Championships by storm. Late last year, the 25-year-old from Southend suffered a torn posterior cruciate ligament, the latest in a line of injuries stretching back seven years. But at last week’s Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, he surged back through the field behind Jamaican Damario Prince to take 110m hurdles silver and now has his eyes on more success in Birmingham. He said: “This year was make or brea
Meet the University of Birmingham student seeking European Athletics Championships glory on his home track - AOL (opens the original)
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Rising star Jake Minshull is out to show there is no place like home at next week’s European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The 21-year-old 400m hurdler is currently studying for a human sciences degree in the second city and hails from nearby Coventry. He trains on the Alexander Stadium track three times a week, providing him with local knowledge he hopes to be able to use to his advantage when he takes on the best the continent has to offer. He said: “It pretty much feels like a home e
'Traumatic experience' - Kiwi sailing superstar sets sights on successful comeback in Portsmouth - AOL (opens the original)
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After their explosive start to the SailGP season was derailed by an enormous crash and a horror injury, Liv Mackay and Black Foils are hoping to hit the comeback trail at the Emirates Great Britain Sail Grand Prix in Portsmouth this weekend. The Kiwis lost control of their F50 in gusty conditions in front of their home crowd in Auckland, crashing into the French boat and leaving grinder Louis Sinclair with compound fractures in both legs following a sickening crash. But after their return to the
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