The latest two arrived at Glasgow 2026, where Ezekiel Moses took bronze in the men’s 71kg before 17-year-old Femily-Crystie Notte added another in the women’s 63kg. For one of the smallest countries ...

There is something powerful about sport’s ability to create common ground across the globe. Throughout the Commonwealth, our nations and territories differ in size, culture, history, economy and ...

At Glasgow 2026, the men’s 50m butterfly managed several of those things in the space of one competition. Australia’s Kyle Chalmers and Ben Armbruster won their respective semi-finals in exactly the ...

The eqUIP programme has acted as a launchpad for more than 200 young people from across the Commonwealth to embark on a range of careers in sport. Many alumni now work in International Sport ...

GAPS was created to close that distance. At Glasgow 2026, the distance between its athletes and the podium had narrowed. Nine GAPS athletes won ten medals between them: three golds, six silvers and a ...

The women's mile went further still. Kingston never staged one, and no Commonwealth Games ever had. Australia's Abbey Caldwell became the first woman to win the title, timing her finishing burst to ...

It sounds like a unique job for a baton to carry. But nearly half of our Commonwealth countries are small island nations, where rising seas and disappearing coastlines already cause threat to daily ...

Working with partners across the Commonwealth, the series will harness the convening power of sport to accelerate practical action on sustainability and inclusive growth. It is supported by the ...