People be so quick to judge athletes. Just remember you only know the surface level them. What they choose to show you. The results. Not the struggles or the tireless workouts or family situations
Please read former @loucollsport learner Yasmin Kelleway fundraising efforts for the @ButterflyThyro after battling her own fight against Thyroid Cancer. You have the whole of the @loucollsport family with you Yasmin! Stay strong, you’ve got this 💜
https://t.co/NJsmUuv4YP
Big fireworks events are likely to be cancelled this year which may mean more at-home displays. So ask your neighbours to think about your four-legged friends before setting off whizzes & bangs, with our printable colour-in poster 🎨🐾 Download it here ➡️ https://t.co/GBRrjNb2Rl
We have now had over 450 participants in our #LRSchoolGames Virtual championships this week as we move towards our flagship day on Friday! 1,000 activities have taken place and we have loved seeing your results flow in and lots of photos and videos! 😀👏🎉
@lslssp@NWLSSP
Jack Gray’s latest #Fast10 article tackles an important subject and asks how the COVID-19 lockdown might have disproportionately affected female runners.
https://t.co/Q1rFQrXsi4
Anna Emilie Møller wins the women’s 3km at the Armagh road races in 8:58 followed by Alex Bell (9:06), Amy Griffiths (9:09), Kate Avery (9:10), Bronwen Owen (9:11), Steph Pennycook (9:18). (Times TBC). #ArmaghRoadRaces
Britain's gold medal-winning senior women included Jess Judd (6th), Charlotte Arter (7th), Abbie Donnelly (13th), Amy Griffiths (15th), Jenny Nesbitt (29th), Kate Avery (30th). #EuroCross#Lisboa2019
Your top four from that women's U23/Senior race:
1 - Jess Judd - 28:22
2 - Charlotte Arter - 28:32 (Pic 2 - missed medal ceremony)
3 - Kate Avery - 28:40
4 - Amy Griffiths- 28:43
Selection for Lisbon in the bag.
Talk about #muddybrilliant