Liverpool’s trampoline champion Jamie Canning on safe space, world records and Paralympic dream
Jamie Canning was eight years old when he found his safe space during a tough part of his life.
Now aged 22, he is the back-to-back British disability trampolining champion.
Rugby Nines Festival highlights growth of women’s game in Merseyside
The Rugby Nines Festival is helping drive participation, accessibility and visibility in women's rugby league, say organisers.
The annual event in Ormskirk brought together players, coaches and supporters from across the region at Edge Hill University, showcasing and celebrating the growth of women's rugby league across grassroots and elite levels.
Paragymnastics trial first step to paralympic sport status, says British Gymnastics
When British Gymnastics hosted the first-ever Paragymnastics trial at the British Championship in Liverpool last month, it was hailed a resounding success.
The event was a culmination of work by British Gymnastics to complete their 2023 pledge to help establish international competition for disability gymnastics.
“Never-ending” summer cycle awaits Marine and Vauxhall Motors
The non-league football season has come to an end, but the real business has now begun as attention for Marine and Vauxhall Motors has switched to the “never-ending cycle” of the summer transfer window.
Liverpool PhD student calls for coach education on Ramadan
A PhD student at Liverpool John Moores University has called for more education for coaches on Ramadan amid research on how it affects top athletes.
Marine vice chairman says Woking FA Trophy tie is club’s biggest game in years
Marine vice chairman Dave McMillan says Saturday’s FA Trophy quarter-final against Woking is one of the club’s biggest fixtures in years, as the Crosby side look to reach the last four for the first time since the early 1990s.
British F4 rookie Daniella Sutton says “racing is cure” to Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
Teenage racing driver Daniella Sutton has her sights set on the British F4 title as she kicks off her first season in the championship.
Merseyside leads way in retraining racehorses in ”Life well lived” campaign
As the Grand National Trial approaches Haydock Park this Saturday, a quieter, more patient race is being run across the L-postcodes of Merseyside. And in 2026, the finish line at Aintree is no longer the end of the story. Courtney Gray reports.
Brian Sorensen sacked as Everton Women’s manager
Everton Women have parted ways with head coach Brian Sorensen this morning only days after their first home win of the season.
The club lie ninth in the Women's Super League standings after a poor run of form, particularly at...
Merseyside winter plunge sessions creating community in the cold
Across Merseyside, people are continuing to meet throughout the winter months to take part in cold water plunge sessions, despite freezing temperatures.
The sessions involve brief immersion in cold water and are less about performance and more about shared experience,...
