Melissa Courtney-Bryant

After graduating from Brunel University London with a degree in sports psychology, she moved to train at Loughborough in 2017 to work with Rob Denmark.[4][2][5] Courtney made big improvements to her 800 m and 1500 m bests in 2013 and won the latter event at the BUCS Championships indoor and out that year.[6] She teamed up with Cameron Boyek, Sarah McDonald, and Tom Marshall to take the gold medal in the inaugural mixed relay event at the 2017 European Cross Country Championships.[8] Courtney was chosen to represent Wales at the 2018 Commonwealth Games and she won 1500 m bronze medal in a personal best time of 4:03.44 minutes, beaten only by Caster Semenya and Beatrice Chepkoech.In March that year, she took bronze over the same distance at the European Indoor Championships, setting her personal best in the process.
Great Britain & N.I.AthleticsMiddle-long-distance runningRob DenmarkGreat BritainEuropean Indoor Championships2019 Glasgow3000 m2023 IstanbulEuropean Cross Country Championships2017 ŠamorínCommonwealth Games2018 Gold Coast1500 mlong-distance runner1500 metres2018 Commonwealth Games3000 metres2023 European Indoor ChampionshipsAshley BryantBrunel University Londonsports psychologyLoughboroughBUCS ChampionshipsBritish Indoor Championships2015 European Athletics U23 Championships2016 British Athletics Championships2016 European Athletics ChampionshipsSarah McDonald2017 European Cross Country Championships2017 UniversiadeCaster SemenyaBeatrice ChepkoechKarlsruhe2019 IAAF World Indoor Tourover the same distanceSamantha HarrisonEuropean U23 ChampionshipsTallinn1500 mEuropean ChampionshipsAmsterdamUniversiadeTaipeiŠamorínGold Coast5000 mBerlinGlasgow3000 mWorld ChampionshipsEugene, ORMunichIstanbulBudapest, Hungary800 metresWatfordStockholmLiévinMile runLondonBirminghamNew York City5000 metres5K runBarrowford10K runHouillesParkrunBritish Indoor Athletics ChampionshipsWelsh AthleticsWorld AthleticsEuropean AthleticsDiamond LeagueBritish AthleticsPower of 10Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth GamesBirmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games