27/06/2026
Stockholm World Championships 2026:
4th place! ✨✨✨
Emily and I had hoped for a podium position, but the field was incredibly strong. We gave everything we had, and fourth in the world is still something we’re really proud of.
I haven’t posted until now because, if I’m honest, there has definitely been an element of post-race and perhaps post-season blues. I needed a few days to step away from training, reflect on everything this 2025/26 season has brought, and think about how to move forward.
At 50 years old, after multiple injuries and years of learning to train smarter rather than harder, I feel incredibly grateful to be still standing on a World Championship start line, competing alongside the very best in the world.
As athletes, it’s easy to become consumed by the outcome. Moments like these remind me that success isn’t just about where you finish; it’s about the incredible people you share this journey with, and about continuing to grow, having the courage to keep chasing your potential.
A huge thank you to my incredible doubles partner, , for your commitment, your trust, your determination and for being such a brilliant teammate throughout this season. I couldn’t have asked for anyone better to share this experience with ❤️.
Thank you to my coach, , for your belief, your knowledge, and for guiding me through a season that certainly wasn’t straightforward.
Thank you to everyone who has treated, encouraged, supported and been behind me every step of the way (, , , )
For now, it’s time for a short break. Time to recharge both physically and mentally, spend time with the people I love, and let the body recover.
Then it’s back to work.
The result this season has fuelled the fire for what’s next 😉.
Here’s to learning, growing and seeing what the next season can bring.