Team Bath Futures Athlete Development Programme

The Futures Athlete Development Programme will be opening the program to new athletes in the new year from January 2022. If you would like to register your interest for an athlete to join, please email me the below details and and I shall be in touch with more details on how to apply: [email protected]

Athlete Name:

Sport:

Club:

Gender:

Age/DOB:

Current Level Competing at: (Club/Country/Regional/National)

Highest achivment in sport the last year:

Contact email for parents:

Contact numbers for parents:



Best wishes,



Julia



Julia Waldron

Futures Development Officer

Dear Parents and Athletes,

I hope you are all well.

Our last futures sessions will take place this Thursday 19th March.

We will be in touch after Easter with more information once we know when sessions will be able to start back.

Please all keep well and safe over this break and challenging time.

Please get in touch if you have any questions [email protected]

Kind regards,

Julia

Julia Waldron

Futures Development Officer

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It was great to welcome our new athletes onto Futures at our induction day this Saturday

This past weekend Jolie futures athlete was racing in the Great British Racing (GBR) Outdoors series. This series is the most challenging and prestigious, outside of the British National Championships which take place during August, and Jolie secured 1st place in U16 female and 2nd overall female out of a field of 56 female competitors congratulations to Jolie!

Congratulations to Futures athlete ,Thomas Johnson, who represented Team GB at the European Triathle Championships, that were held in Madeira, Portugal.
The Triathle is a Modern Pentathlon event and consists of several laps of a course that includes continuous run, shoot and swim elements.
This was Thomas’ first International competition since moving up into the u15 age group and finished in tenth place overall.

Isaac Cutting futures athlete has some awesome achievements in the last 3 months:
GBR 🇬🇧 Indoor Slalom Ski race Gold and Silver for U16B
Snowsport England Indoor Ski Race 3rd best overall Male
South West Schools Gold Year 9/10 for Beechen Cliff
British Independent Schools Snowsport Open Championships Silver

Congratulations to Rudi Eichhorn who raced his 3rd National on the weekend at Bala in North Wales and ended up in 3rd position the only 1st year juvenile to podium again!!

Congratulations to our Team Bath Synchro futures athletes who competed in the South West Novices competition last Saturday

• Gold in team 13-15: Megan Pyke, Sophie Sandberg, E Elise Lambern, Hattie Auld

• Silver in team 13-18: Olivia BM, Ffion Griffiths

• Silver in Team 12U: Nell Bloomfield

Individual medals on figure events:

• Olivia BM - Gold
• Nell Bloomfield - Silver
• Elise - Bronze

Congratulations to Vince futures athlete who had a very successful YDL athletics match in Bournemouth on Sunday. Competing for Team Dorset in the 200m, 300m, 4x100m and 4x300m ... sprinting 900m in one afternoon.

200m he led most of the way, finishing 2nd with a time of 25.4secs, just 1/10th away from his PB of 25.3secs.

300m, starting on the inside lane, he cruised past the field and led the last 200m finishing a comfortable 1st place with a PB of 39.8secs.

4x100m Vince opened the race with a quick run leaving the team ahead into the first change and winning overall.

4x300m Vince had the anchor leg and thanks to him and the 3rd leg sprinter, the team came from behind, in last place, to win the race.

Congratulations to Futures Athlete Jack Williams who made the National Swimming Finals for IAPS Schools. Just 20 twenty swimmers are invited to the finals (for each stroke) after a nationwide series of heats. The Finals were at the Olympic pool in London. Jack came 17th overall in the country and improved his personal best time by 1.55s.