Elise Hamersley

Aug 2, 2024 | msn.com | Elise Hamersley

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Aug 2, 2024 | mirror.co.uk | Elise Hamersley

British eyes will be trained on the Bercy Arena on day eight as retiring gymnast Max Whitlock looks to become the first man to claim pommel horse gold at three consecutive Olympics. The final begins at 4.10pm and Whitlock faces a strong challenge from across the Irish Sea, with Rhys McClenaghan arriving having won two World Championship golds in this cycle. The artistic gymnastic proceedings kick off with the men’s floor exercise final before hosting a highly anticipated women’s vault final.

Jul 31, 2024 | dailystar.co.uk | Elise Hamersley

Helen Glover goes in search of a third Olympic gold, 12 years after her first, in one of the showpiece events on day six. Glover topped the podium in London and Rio in the pair alongside Heather Stanning and made a dramatic return in Tokyo, finishing fourth alongside Polly Swann having returned from giving birth to three children in the interim cycle.

Jul 31, 2024 | mirror.co.uk | Elise Hamersley |Jeremy Armstrong

Modest hero Duncan Scott told the Mirror before he left for Paris that he was just 'happy to make the team'. He will return a living legend, his seventh gold medal taking him into the pantheon of all-time Greats. The man they call 'Slam Dunks' brought the 4x200m relay squad home again to take a second consecutive Olympic title cheered on by a fervent team of Team GB supporters in the Defense Aquatic Centre in Paris. Afterwards, Duncan, 27, insisted "I should never be compared to Chris Hoy".

Jul 25, 2024 | walesonline.co.uk | Elise Hamersley

Sarah Jones is ready to extend Team GB's hockey legacy at Paris 2024. The 34-year-old from Cardiff was part of the women's hockey squad that won bronze for Team GB at Tokyo 2020 with a dramatic 4-3 win over India. That medal documented a third consecutive Olympic medal for Team GB's women's hockey squad, with bronze at London 2012 and a golden moment four years later at Rio 2016.