Sportsvibe got the opportunity to catch up with England and Great Britain Hockey Captain Kate Walsh.
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Eight-time Paralympic shooter Di Coates has missed out on the chance to claim Great Britain's first gold medal at the London Paralympics having finished ninth in the qualifying section of the women's R2-10m air rifle competition.
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Six years ago, I flew home from the Melbourne Commonwealth Games, my debut at that competition, and described it as the best sporting event I had ever worked at.   Every so often since, I have come across a picture or two and the memories kick in.
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By Gary Baker

So that's it, the flame has flickered and been extinguished and all we are left with are memories, but indelible memories and a greater sense of pride and purpose today.     We Brits are not big on self-congratulations and nationalistic pride. We're more comfortable with our self-deprecation and cycnicism.
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By Ian Stafford

Olympic medallists Sir Chris Hoy, Jessica Ennis, Victoria Pendleton, Louis Smith and Pete Reed are joined by a number of other athletes from Team GB in their own version of Queen's 'Don't Stop Me Now' - celebrating the success of London 2012.
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Liverpool have reportedly triggered the £15 million clause in Swansea midfielder Joe Allen's contract, as they look to ramp up their pursuit of the sought-after Welshman.
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Now that Sir Chris Hoy has bagged six golds and a silver at the Olympics and the soon to be "Sir" Bradley Wiggins has four golds, a silver and two bronzes to his name the statistics argue that one of these two, and it is Hoy due to his golds, is now the greatest British Olympian...
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By Ian Stafford

Equestrain has been the unexpected star turn of Great Britain's gold rush this week, with team titles arriving thick and fast in showjumping and dressage.
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By Gary Baker

So I had better keep my trap shut when doubting Great Britain? How unpatriotic to have a moan and groan last week asking where our first gold medal was coming from?   Oh ye of little faith! The boys and girls have done well and the gold, silver and bronze trickle has become an avalanche which...
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*Game three of Great Britain's Olympic hockey campaign was going to be a pivotal match in their medal quest. Having struggled to a draw against South Africa on Wednesday evening, it was key that they got the right result against a Pakistan side who are capable of great hockey on their day.
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Great Britain firmly hit their stride as day seven of the 2012 Olympic Games unfolded, with Katherine Grainger making it fourth time lucky with gold in the women's double sculls.   Three-time silver medallist Grainger alongside team-mate Anna Watkins took Team GB's gold tally to six with victory at Eton Dorney.
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Great Britain enjoyed a mammoth day of action on Thursday, claiming five medals, including two gold, with the country's big guns threatening more success.   The medal rush was kicked off by the men's lightweight four, who claimed silver in a sensational final on Dorney Lake.
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Liverpool are rumoured to be close to agreeing a deal with Swansea for midfield star Joe Allen.   According to reports in the South Wales Evening Post, the Kop giants have been in discussions with Allen's representatives over personal terms, while Swansea decide whether to accept a refuted £12. 5 million offer.
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Michael Jamieson completed a great day of medals for Great Britain as he secured silver in the 200m breaststroke, breaking his own British record in the process.
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Great Britain's eventing team won Olympic silver behind Germany after an intriguing battle with New Zealand.   Holding a narrow lead over the Kiwis as the last riders prepared to go, Tina Cook sealed second place by collecting just one penalty.
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Three days have gone at the London Olympics and no gold medals yet for Team GB. In the immortal words of Catherine Tate, am I bothered?   Well no, not yet. Far from it.
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By Ian Stafford

Great Britain men's gymnastics team claimed an incredible bronze medal today, the team's first in the event since 1912.   In an astonishing afternoon for Team GB, Louis Smith, Sam Oldham, Kristian Thomas, Max Whitlock and Dan Purvis grabbed an unlikely medal, pipping the Ukrainian.
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Great Britain's male gymnasts qualified in third place for tomorrow’s team final and secured five places in individual finals on an amazing day for the sport yesterday.
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Andy Murray has been handed a difficult route in his attempt to win gold for Great Britain in the Olympic tennis tournament at Wimbledon.   Murray’s first round opponent is Switzerland’s Stanislas Wawrinka, who claimed a gold medal in the doubles category in Beijing in 2008.
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You may have heard the name – after all, it does stand out – and you may have seen the face.
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By Ian Stafford