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UK Athletics can announce the full team list for the Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland team heading to the World Athletics U20 Championships in Eugene, Oregon later this summer.

Thirty-six names were announced earlier this month, with the final selections making up a full team of forty-nine. The aim of creating a competitive team of athletes...


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The Novuna Great Briton & Northern Ireland U18 team added a further seven medals to their tally on the final day of the European U18 Athletics Championships to finish top of the medal table.

Golds went to Tito Odunaike (Club: Marshall Milton Keynes, Coach: David Johnson), Lucy Bull (Cheltenham and County Harriers, Carolyn Franks) and Freddie Rowe (Havering AC, P...


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The Novuna GB & NI team added three golds and a bronze to their medal haul on day three of the European U18 Athletics Championships in Rieti.

Bronson Hearn-Smith (Colchester Harriers AC, Stephen Garnham), Moyo Stumpenhusen (Rugby & Northampton AC, Gary Herrington), Samuel James (Kingston AC and Poly Harriers, James Wild) and Magnus Riddell (...


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Josh Kerr today produced the fastest mile of all-time, shattering the 27-year-old world record with a stunning run of 3:42.66 in front of sold out 60,000 London Stadium at aNovuna London Athletics Meeting to remember.

Having made his record breaking intentions clear in the months leading into the race, and with all gruelling training bank...


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​Divine Iheme was the star of day two at the European U18 Athletics Championships in Rieti as the 16-year-old smashed the men’s 100m championship record to take gold.

Iheme (Club: Radley Athletic Club, Coach: Nkiruka Iheme) clocked 10.29 (wind: +0.1) in the showpiece, coming home seven-tenths of a second clear of his nearest competitor.

He said: “I knew I ...


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