Chris Hunt Skelley MBE, the celebrated Paralympic judo gold medallist, is preparing to defend his prestigious title in Paris. After his stunning gold medal victory at the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games, the 31-year-old judoka, originally from Hull and now residing in Wiltshire, will compete in the newly introduced +90kg weight category on 7th September. Transitioning to a New Weight Category Chris, who previously won gold in the under 100kg category, now faces a new challenge as he steps into the +90kg division. His transition to this weight class comes as part of the Paralympic judo competition’s ongoing evolution. Reflecting on…
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GB Waterskiers Shine with 17 Medals at European Championships British waterskiers have returned home with a remarkable tally of 17 medals, including four golds, from two prestigious international competitions. The accolades came from the Europe & Africa Youth Waterski Championships and the Europe & Africa Barefoot Championships, both of which concluded at the weekend. Europe & Africa Youth Waterski Championships Held in Italy, the Europe & Africa Youth Waterski Championships saw the British squad deliver outstanding performances, securing six medals in total. The collection includes one gold, two silvers, and three bronzes, all achieved in the Under-14s age category. The…
The National Association of Karate and Martial Art Schools (NAKMAS) has announced a significant leadership change with the appointment of The Reverend Joe Ellis as its new Chief Executive. This move marks a new chapter for the organisation, as Reverend Ellis transitions from his role as national chairperson, a position he has held for an impressive 32 years. Reverend Ellis’s journey within the martial arts community spans 45 years, during which he has cultivated a deep expertise in karate. His dedication to the discipline is reflected in his esteemed 8th Dan Black Belt, a remarkable achievement that highlights his unwavering…
Maiden Today marks the dawn of a new era in girls’ cricket with the launch of Maiden. This clothing range aims to empower, inspire, and redefine the game for young female cricketers. “ Dont worry boys ! will take it from here” is the slogan driving this initiative. Addressing the Need Honor and Cat Black, fed up with wearing uncomfortable, ill-fitting cricket clothes designed for boys, created Maiden. Their aim is to boost girls’ confidence on the cricket field. Maiden is more than a brand, it’s a declaration that cricket is for everyone. With over 100 million women and girls…