Fletcher scoops judo bronze in Baku
TEAM Bath Judo’s Ben Fletcher won a bronze medal in Baku, Azerbaijan to claim the second Grand Slam medal of ...
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Medal success for Fletchers in Morocco
WOKINGHAM duo Ben and Megan Fletcher both enjoyed medal success in Morocco at the weekend. The sibling judoka were competing ...
Injury woe for Fletcher as he pulls out of World Championships
BEN FLETCHER has been forced to withdraw from the World Judo Championships due to an elbow injury. The Wokingham ace, ...
Wokingham judoka Ben Fletcher picks up a bronze medal in Turkey
BEN FLETCHER clinched a bronze medal at the Antalya Grand Prix in Turkey. Competing for Ireland, the Wokingham-based judoka defeated ...
Fletcher clinches first Grand Prix judo gold
WOKINGHAM'S Ben Fletcher clinched his first ever Grand Prix gold medal with success in Tunisia. Fletcher, who now fights for ...
Wokingham judoka Ben Fletcher selected for World Championships
Wokingham judoka Ben Fletcher has been selected to represent Great Britain at this year's Judo World Championships. Olympian Fletcher, 25, ...
Wokingham and Team GB judo star Ben Fletcher selected for his first Olympic Games in Rio
WOKINGHAM will have its very own Olympian to cheer on this summer after Ben Fletcher was named in the Team ...
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