South West Sports News promoting regional sport
Passionate about sport? So are we! That is why sports journalist Ross Reid started South West Sports News in Spring 2008.
Our word-of-mouth, eco-friendly green game plan is to support sportspeople from the tip of South West England to the top of South Wales, young and old, male and female, grassroots participants to Olympians and Paralympians.
We are a pro-active team with one goal: winning promotion for regional sport.
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A PERSONAL MESSAGE TO YOU . . .
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- Created on Wednesday, 01 December 2010 09:54
- Last Updated on Wednesday, 01 December 2010 11:59
- Published on Wednesday, 01 December 2010 09:54
With the cold snap biting hard into sports fixtures across the region I thought this might be a good time to catch up with you my vauled southwestsportsnews supporters and followers.
You may have noticed in recent weeks that I have been adding a link to the swsportsnews twitter site which enables me to directly interact with sports clubs and supporters across the region and beyond.
UNIVERSITY OF EXETER SAIL TO VICTORY
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- Created on Monday, 08 November 2010 09:24
- Published on Monday, 08 November 2010 09:24
University of Exeter have retained the British Universities Sailing Association fleet racing team title.
Exeter pipped University of Plymouth to the title over an exciting two days of racing - in perfect racing conditions - from the Mount Batten Centre in Plymouth Sound.
WORLD WIN FOR WINDSURFER HAMILTON
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- Created on Monday, 01 November 2010 08:16
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University of Exeter student Izzy Hamilton is on top of the world again after clinching a second successive gold medal at windsurfing's RS:X World Youth Championships, held over the past week in Cyprus.
Having been crowned Britain’s first ever windsurfing world youth champion at last year’s event in Bodrum, Turkey, Hamilton defended her title in style after racking up an impressive 16 point lead in Limassol.
LIAM TANOCK celebrates golden Games
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- Created on Friday, 08 October 2010 15:24
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South West swim star Liam Tanock made it another golden day for Team England in the Delhi pool by winning the XIX Commonwealth Games men's 100m backstroke in record time.
Tancock - from Exeter - saw off his final rivals with a superb swim to touch first in a new Commonwealth record 53.59 and add another Games gold medal to the one he raced to in the 50m backstroke.
FLY GUY JAMES WINS SILVER MEDAL
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- Created on Friday, 08 October 2010 12:43
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Plymouth Leander swim star Antony James has won a silver medal for England at the XIX Commonwealth Games in Delhi.
The 20-year-old Plymothian touched home in 52.50 along with Ryan John Pini (Papua New Guinea) in the men's 100m butterfly final behind gold medal winner Geoff Huegill (Australia).
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