In netball, Team Bath are on course for a fifth Super League title in eight years. Tomorrow night (Saturday 25 May) they travel to the brand new University of Worcester Arena to take on the Celtic Dragons in the Grand Final.
The Dragons are the only team to have beaten Team Bath this season.
Team Bath host Manchester Thunder in tonight's Netball Superleague semi-final. Bath are the most successful team in Superleague history having won four of the seven titles contested to date. Thunder go into the semi-final at the University of Bath Sports Training Village as defending champions.
The two sides have met once before this season in Manchester when Team Bath ran out winners by a single goal at 55-54. Team Bath made sure of a home fixture by finishing top of the Showdown phase of the Superleague. Doors open at 6.30pm, the players warm-up at 7pm and the first pass is at 7.30pm.
Four Team Bath netballers helped England's women make history by winning their first ever series against Australia.
England’s 51-49 triumph over the world champions at Wembley Arena was their second in four days – the other one came at the University of Bath - and saw them take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series.
Liz Johnson is celebrating winning bronze in the SB6 100m breaststroke final at the Paralympic Games.
The University of Bath-based swimmer, who has cerebral palsy, finished third behind Ukraine’s Viktoriia Savtsova, who set a Paralympic record, and Britain’s Charlotte Henshaw who took silver.
The swimmer’s bronze means she now has a full set of medals, after winning silver in Athens eight years ago and gold in Beijing in 2008.
“I’ve never had a bronze medal, so now I’ve got the full set at the Paralympics,” she said. “I’m definitely glad I got a medal in front of the home crowd.”
Team Bath athlete Katrina Hart has won bronze with her team-mates, Bethany Woodward, Olivia Breen and Jenny McLoughlin, in the T35-58 4x100m relay. The quartet kept the crowd on the edge of their seats with a baton fumble but still managed to finish in 56.08 secs.