Curtis Davies, the West Bromwich Albion captain, has been forced out of the England Under-21 squad for the European Championship qualifying match against Switzerland because of a bruised foot. The central defender was due to link up with Peter Taylor's party for the match in Lucerne on Wednesday. However, in Albion's 2-0 defeat at Sunderland, Davies suffered a knock to the foot he injured at Leyton Orient four days earlier.
IT WAS silver and bronze for South Devon's two GB Squad members at the third and final World Cup Regatta of the season held on Lake Rotsee, Lucerne, Switzerland, which contributed to Great Britain's medals tally of four gold, four silver and two bronzes. The British men's quadruple scull, which included Kingswear- based Bill Lucas at stroke, were rightly buoyant coming into the regatta in Lucerne.
Devon's Marcus Bateman, the 2010 World Championships double scull silver medallist from Torquay, will have a new role this weekend. Bateman will not race in the men's single scull, as originally planned, at the season's second World Cup in Lucerne, Switzerland, from May 25 to 27, but will race in the men's eight in lieu of Constantine Louloudis, who is injured.
THE GB Rowing Team has had its best world cup season ever, culminating in four golds, four silvers and three bronzes on Lucerne's Rotsee at the third and final World Cup Regatta in the biggest world cup of all time. And two of South Devon's scullers picked up a silver and a bronze in Switzerland.
BRITISH single sculler Alan Campbell has been withdrawn from this weekend's World Cup rowing regatta in Lucerne as a precaution due to a sore throat. Campbell, 28, felt in prime form after winning the Diamond Challenge at Henley Royal Regatta, but GB Rowing confirmed he was not being risked.
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Great Britain collected five medals, including a golden hattrick, on finals day at the World Rowing Cup event in Lucerne. The men's four, women's pair and women's double scull all served notice of their potential for Olympic success with victories yesterday.
WELSH sprinter Christian Malcolm suffered a miserable night in Lucerne in his final races before the Olympics next month. Malcolm was disqualified in the B 100m race in Switzerland before finishing a disappointing seventh with a time of 20.80secs in the 200m, the individual event he will compete in London in a fourth Games.
THE residents of Lucerne House in Alphington, a care centre for people with dementia, multiple sclerosis or physical disabilities, now have their own yellow brick road to follow, thanks to the vision of Mark Smith, their activities supervisor, and some help from the Prince's Trust and local schoolchildren. A narrow piece of garden, which was completely overgrown, has been transformed into a woodland walkway and won them the title of best sensory garden in this year's prestigious Barchester in Bloom competition. Mark is massively proud of what they have achieved at Lucerne House and work is already under way for the next phase of the garden -- a beach and harbour area.
WELSH sprinter Christian Malcolm suffered a miserable night in Lucerne in his final races before the Olympics next month. Malcolm was disqualified in the B 100m race in Switzerland before finishing a disappointing seventh with a time of 20.80secs in the 200m, the individual event he will compete in London in a fourth Games.
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