Author: Yann Tear

The Herne Hill cyclist is no longer a surprise package, having made his mark during several stages at the recently-ended Tour de France.

The Blackheath & Bromley Harriers sprinter blamed the bad press he had to field in the US for his no-show, after his Florida-based coach Rana Reider – accused of sexual misconduct – was cautioned by police at the event.

Fresh from his double gold performances in Birmingham at the Commonwealth Games, Lewisham’s Olympic star is expected to defend his $1.8 million Super League series title on September 4 at West India Quay. 

By Max Hall Greenwich athlete Divine Oladipo said her decision to withdraw from the discus event at the Commonwealth Games,

By Max Hall Bromley squash ace Gina Kennedy continued her meteoric rise by turning the rankings on their head to

The Camberwell sprinter produced a stunning performance in her semi-final but could not quite reproduce that explosive run when it came to the race for the medals

By Max Hall Palace hoops ace Orlan Jackman said Team GB will be aiming for the Olympics in Paris after

With the contest tied on match point and Kennedy on the verge of a famous upset, she was ruled to have failed to play a floor shot

Peckham athlete Imani-Lara Lansiquot breezed through her heat in the women’s 100m on Tuesday, coming home second behind Jamaica’s Elaine Thompson-Herah with a time of 11.15sec. Camberwell’s Daryll Neita was up in the following heat and crossed the line first with a time of 11.02.

Becoming Jamaica’s first Commonwealth Games female weightlifter is a long way from the BMX track, where the 4’ 11” lifter appeared set to make her name.

Green, from Lambeth, and her England teammates are due to take on Kenya at Birmingham’s Smithfield market at 5.30pm after securing runners-up spot in the group with a 21-17 win over Canada last night.