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Minutes. in the senior race the dutch rider annemiek van vleuten was the winner despite riding with a broken elbow. the future for british women's sport looks golden. great britain won four more golds at the rowing world championships this afternoon. the women's fours dominated their race, taking control from the halfway point and finishing 2.23 seconds ahead of the netherlands in racice in czech republic. the men's fours also won gold as did the pr3 mixed coxed four and women's doubles skulls. it's a little less emotional at the o2 in london — the day after roger federer played his last eve...

They beat west ham as premier league football returned to the city ground here, taiwo awoniyi with the goal. the hammers missed a penalty, and hit the woodwork twice. much to the delight of those forest fans. if you need for four goals to return to the top of the scottish premiership why not score five?! that's what celtic did in beating kilmarnock. giorgios giakoumakis with their fifth sending the defending champions ahead of rangers on goal difference at the top of the table. three months after being diagnosed with breast cancer erin kennedy helped team gb claim european championship para—...

Emotional right now, actually. the last race we did together was tokyo nine months ago and we have both been doing lots of stuff individually this year to try and improve and i feel like that is just the proof of it, really, we come back fighting and show that we are a force to be reckoned with. there was also gold for the mixed coxed four, in the pr3 classification, for athletes with muscle or visiual impairment. the british team finished almost 20 seconds clear of france. that's all the sport for now. four matches in the hundred today — it's currently northern superchargers against london ...

Apr 14, 2021 The Washington men's rowing team returns to action this Saturday morning, April 17, when the Huskies travel to the Bay Area for a pair of concurrent regattas.   It will be an unusual day as the Huskies will be competing at two different venues against two different teams, and will also race in straight (coxless) fours, a rarity in collegiate rowing.   Washington's first and second varsity eights will compete against Stanford at Redwood Shores. After the two eights races, those same athletes will move to fours – two with coxswains and two without ­– for four more races.   ...