BRITAIN'S men Nick Woodbridge (pictured) and Sam Weale missed out on their first opportunity to achieve the Beijing 2008 Olympic qualification standard when they finished outside the top-eight in the final of the Modern Pentathlon European Championships in Riga today.

Weale started well in the 36-strong field, scoring 181 (1,108 points) from the shooting to put him in

  ALL four of Britain’s women, including Olympic bronze medallist Georgina Harland (pictured), today successfully booked places the final Modern Pentathlon European Championships final in Riga on Sunday.

Harland, bronze medallist at the Athens 2004 Olympics, was joint 15th after the shooting discipline with

Fell’s 182 points in the shooting range gave her 1120 points, pushing her to 12th overall.  

Livingston’s 172 gave her 1000 points from the shooting range.  

  SAM WEALE (pictured) and Nick Woodbridge got Britain off to a terrific start at the Modern Pentathlon European Championships in Latvia today as both qualified for Saturday’s final.

Weale got his campaign off to a bright start with a score of 183 in the shooting for 1132 points to put

Woodbridge recorded 21 wins and 14 defeats to take 904 points from that discipline into the shooting

  BRITAIN'S Georgina Harland today produced another strong finish to claim the bronze medal at the last round of Modern Pentathlon World Cup in Rome.

Harland, the Athens 2004 Olympic bronze medallist, made a slow start to her series, scoring 170 in the shooting

  BRITAIN'S men’s wheelchair basketball team beat Holland by 37 points to win bronze at the Visa Paralympic World Cup in Manchester.

“Now we’ve got to go back to the drawing board and start shooting more.  

  BRITAIN'S men’s wheelchair basketball team beat Holland by 37 points to win bronze at the Visa Paralympic World Cup in Manchester.

“Now we’ve got to go back to the drawing board and start shooting more.  

  LUOL DENG (pictured), currently the world's hottest star in the NBA, has today been named for the first time in Britain's squad that is building up towards the 2012 Olympics.

Deng averaged a series-high 26.3 points on 57.9 percent shooting, and added nine rebounds per game.

  LUOL DENG (pictured), currently the world's hottest star in the NBA, has today been named for the first time in Britain's squad that is building up towards the 2012 Olympics.

Deng averaged a series-high 26.3 points on 57.9 percent shooting, and added nine rebounds per game.

  B&Q, one of the British Olympic Assocation's (BOA) most enthusiastic supporters, has added four more athletes to its highly successful Team B&Q, who will take their place alongisde the likes of badminton player Gail Emms (pictured).

Alison Williamson are new members, alongside Steven Scott and Shaun Sewell who are exciting talents in shooting

As a talented athlete, currently ranked number two in the country in double trap shooting, he is joining

  LUOL DENG (pictured), currently the world's hottest star in the NBA, has today been named for the first time in Britain's squad that is building up towards the 2012 Olympics.

Deng averaged a series-high 26.3 points on 57.9 percent shooting, and added nine rebounds per game.

  LUOL DENG (pictured), currently the world's hottest star in the NBA, has today been named for the first time in Britain's squad that is building up towards the 2012 Olympics.

Deng averaged a series-high 26.3 points on 57.9 percent shooting, and added nine rebounds per game.

  BRITAIN'S Georgina Harland (pictured) struck gold in the third round of the Modern Pentathlon World Cup held at Millfield School in Somerset today.

events at Millfield School in Street, Somerset, with four of the seven British athletes in the final all shooting

  B&Q, one of the British Olympic Assocation's (BOA) most enthusiastic supporters, has added four more athletes to its highly successful Team B&Q, who will take their place alongisde the likes of badminton player Gail Emms (pictured).

Alison Williamson are new members, alongside Steven Scott and Shaun Sewell who are exciting talents in shooting

As a talented athlete, currently ranked number two in the country in double trap shooting, he is joining

  VISA have chosen the symbolic landmark of 2,012 days to go until the start of the Games in London to announce they are to "substantially increase" their financial support to the British Olympic Association.

Sixteen year old Michael Gilligan, who won gold in shooting at the 2007 Australian Youth Olympic Festival

  BRITAIN took home four out of a possible six gold medals at the Australian Youth Olympic Festival in Sydney, winning all women’s events and easily claiming top spot on the medal tally.

"The ground {Sydney Olympic Shooting Range) is one of the most difficult to shoot at in the world so