Golds

English fizz won seven golds, while Champagne’s performance slumped compared to last year, receiving just six golds, half the number achieved in 2017.

Almost immediately Still headed a Booth corner wide at the front post as the Black and Golds looked for an equaliser.

American Joe Kovacs won bronze with 22.12 to add to his glittering World Championship collection of two golds and two silvers in the event.

By the time the world championship competition ended last weekend in Antwerp, Belgium, Biles had walked away with four golds and a silver.

He won two golds in two events.

In the under-9 age group, Ophelia Bradley managed two golds, a silver and three bronzes, while Maisie Bishop achieved four silvers and four bronzes.

Japan finished a distant second with 93 medals including 21 golds, 29 silvers and 43 bronzes, while South Korea, Italy and Poland ranked in the top five following a successful Games.

Jason won the last of his Olympic golds in Tokyo in the keirin.

Odermatt had not won a medal in eight previous starts at senior world championships, after winning five golds at the 2018 junior worlds.

SKIPTON Swimming Club has enjoyed another incredibly successful meet at the Yorkshire Long Course County Championships, bringing home a haul of thirty-five medals, including six golds.

Team Scotland won four medals in the event, while England took home 15, including six golds.

The balloons were a mix of pinks, golds, and silvers, even though the flowers were all pink.

The Black and Golds were handed a very tough draw to kick off their league campaign last weekend, with their opening fixture away to title favourites Falkirk ending in a 3-0 defeat.

The Claret and Golds beat Catalans Dragons 22-14 to ease pressure on head coach Ian Watson.

The Old Golds struck back quickly through the power and pace of Fakatoufifita, but poor tackling allowed halfback Sam Parkes then Palmer, from a hashed chase back by fullback Lucas Ollion, to give the home side a handy buffer.

The shuttlers extended their impressive run to Birmingham CWG, winning six medals, including three golds, a silver and two bronze.

The US has been a dominant force in Olympic swimming, comfortably leading the all-time medals table with 257 golds to Australia's 69.

This saw him take four golds to secure maximum points in the final standings.

Alistair grabbed two memorable golds at London 2012 and Rio 2016 as Jonny bagged bronze and silvers to help cap a golden era for Team GB on the global stage.

Angus Grant’s opener for the Black and Golds was cancelled out by Brandon Hutcheson, but Brodie Allen was the difference-maker for the Strathbogie side.