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Wales Boss Rob Page Has Seen The Future . . . And It Looks Like Brennan Johnson
Wales may be about to have their first shot at World Cup glory in 64 years, but manager Robert Page, is already looking to a future built around the likes of Bennan Johnson. As Page prepares for the do-or-die play-off against either Scotland or Ukraine, he also has a mind on the younger generation. The caretaker boss - whose own deal with Wales only runs as far as the end of the World Cup campaign - has heaped praise on fit-again Kieffer Moore, and believes he can bring something different to the team, but has stressed the importance of preparing the younger players in the squad for the future of Welsh football.
Welsh Gymnast Gemma Frizelle Set For Rhythmic British Championships As Birmingham 2022 Draws Closer
"It's what we have been training for and preparing for a long time, so it’s both nerve-wracking and exciting.” Those are the words of Welsh rhythmic gymnast Gemma Frizelle as she and her team-mates prepare for a massive next three weeks. First up is the Rhythmic Gymnastics British Championships in Telford this weekend, followed a fortnight later by the Welsh Championships in Cardiff.
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Para Sport Star Harrison Walsh Urges Other Disabled People To Get Involved . . . As Swansea Festival Bids To Create A Legacy In Wales
By Tom Prosser
Para sport star Harrison Walsh knows more than most about how powerful sport can be in helping someone come to terms with a life-changing injury.
Now, he is urging other disabled people to get involved with the Swansea Para Sport Festival this summer.
Starting off with a Disability Sport Wales’... Read More
Where's The Biggest Non-Test Crowd Of The Welsh Rugby Season? . . . That'll Be The Welsh Varsity
The biggest rugby crowd of the season in Wales for a non-international game is likely to gather at the Swansea.Com Stadium on Wednesday evening – and there won’t be a professional player in sight. It’s the BUCS Super Rugby quarter-finalists, Swansea and Cardiff Universities, who go head-to-head in a men’s... Read More
Medi Harris And Harriet Jones Make It A Double Welsh Triumph At British Swimming Championships
By Gareth James
Medi Harris and Harriet Jones made it a Welsh win double at the British Swimming Championships in Sheffield on Wednesday night.
The pair claimed domestic titles to back up the first Welsh winner, Dan Jervis, who won the men’s 400m freestyle final the day before.
For Harris, this was the... Read More
Dan Jervis Wins British Title And Insists: "I Was Only Here For Fun!"
Dan Jervis set a new personal best and was only 0.10 seconds outside the consideration time for this summer’s World Championships as he cruised to the men’s 400m freestyle title at the British Swimming Championships in Sheffield. The Swansea University swimmer - who reached the 1500m final at his first... Read More
Welsh Ultimate Frisbee . . . Meet The Guys With The Olympics On Their Minds
The first image that pops into your head when you think of the word "frisbee" is probably a family or bunch of mates chucking a plastic disc around at the beach. With the barbeque smoking and sun shining in the background, those familiar with frisbee usually see it as nothing... Read More
Sports Technology Has Taken Flight Like A Pair Of Nike Alpha Fly . . . And No-One Knows The Destination
You don’t have to be a ranting Premier League football manager, raging against VAR, to understand how technology is changing every aspect of sport. From parkrun to Eliud Kipchoge, sport is being dramatically altered. Graham Thomas speaks to some of those at the sharp end of the transformation.
In Wales... Read More
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