The Latest Sports News from the University of Gloucestershire
Born in Cheltenham, Britain’s Maise Hill is currently competing in her debut Winter Olympics at Milano Cortina. The 24-year-old is currently competing in the Big Air competition at games, alongside feelow Brit, Mia Brookes. Despite being born in Cheltenham, Hill now resides in the beautiful location of the French Alps in order to train for […]
Cheltenham Town forward Jake Bickerstaff explained that having a manager and club that believes in you, helps massively as a player. The Robins haven’t been getting the results they’ve been hoping for since the start of the new year, however their 3-2 result against MK Dons on Saturday sparked a lot of positives for the […]
“I love the idea of being a professional snowboarder, I want to see how far I can get. “That would be so awesome, ‘What do you do for work’ oh I snowboard. That would just be so great.” Tiegan Clark has been training the slopes since she was young, with a strong ambition to be […]
It’s been busy weekend with lot’s of sport happening in and around the Gloucestershire area. Our reporters have been hard at work, gathering all the latest news from the weekend. We have exclusive interviews, a look into the growth of Padel and some UOG sport updates from the week. Follow our live blog so you […]
When the BBC Radio Gloucestershire team asked if I fancied being tied at the ankle and walking two miles three-legged for Children in Need, I thought — why not? It sounded like a laugh, and more importantly, it was for an incredible cause. What I didn’t realise was just how much fun (and how surprisingly […]
As Cheltenham Racecourse gears up for its November Meeting, excitement builds across the racing world. Jockeys are finalising preparations, trainers are fine-tuning every detail, and horses are being conditioned for the intensity of the week ahead. But what truly sets a racehorse apart from the average riding horse? Beyond their sleek appearance and incredible speed […]
“We’re not only building a cricket team, but we’re also building a sense of belonging and achievement which I think is hugely significant for women’s sports’: Helen Clarke on why women’s sport is about far more than the game itself. “These women are learning new things and doing something they couldn’t do three weeks ago, […]