The redeveloped Alexander Stadium will host the athletics at Birmingham 2022 Officials section on this website Eighteen Scottish Officials have been.
Officials Commission Convenor Margaret Brown expressed her own pride at the selection: ‘I would like to congratulate all 18 of our Scottish Officials who have been selected for the Commonwealth Games 2022 in Birmingham. Selection for an international event of this scale is a great achievement, and an endorsement of the skills and commitment of all those chosen – all at scottishathletics would like to extend our congratulations. Eighteen Scottish Officials have been selected to officiate at this year’s Commonwealth Games in Birmingham.
As England Women's Coach, I get to prepare our female athletes for an incredible Games and experience the Commonwealths as a coach rather than a player. I'd ...
To win my first medal with my friends and family there just made it extra special. To represent your country in a home Games is truly fantastic, and I was lucky enough to experience this at London 2012. To win it with Danny Reed in the mixed doubles to complete the England clean sweep in that event was just amazing. I’ve had a lot of different experiences from my playing days, some good and some bad, but I feel that every experience has a learning curve. I feel I bring passion, energy, resilience and of course my table tennis experiences to the team. During this time, I attended the coaching courses that were held in Birmingham and got my qualifications.
The Co Down 26-year-old will be part of Northern Ireland's weightlifting team at this summer's Commonwealth Games.
I am in quite a competitive weight class but I’m definitely hoping for a personal best weight total.” "Getting to meet the other athletes and just seeing what it is actually like being there. “I think this is only my fourth year weightlifting, so I am relatively new to the sport. “I think my competition was the Dublin Open in 2018. “I just kind of grew out of gymnastics. “Switching from CrossFit to weightlifting seems quite popular.
Nigel Huddleston says regeneration, new sporting venues and a skills academy demonstrate the business and tourism legacy of the sporting spectacle.
The development has renewed hope Birmingham could be in a position to bid for the IAAF World Championships and rival London as a premier athletics venue for the UK. "Very early on we have been talking about the business and tourism side of the legacy of the games, the skills development, the job and skills academy here as well focusing on opportunities for young people. Legacy remains "front and centre" for the Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, according to sports minister Nigel Huddleston.
Team Wales have announced seven weightlifters for the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham, beginning in July. Amy Salt and Michael Farmer make their ...
Athletes from around the Commonwealth will compete for gold across a range of sports - but Birmingham's largest sporting event will need a huge workforce.
This week, we reported that the Sandwell Aquatics Centre is complete. Athletes from around the Commonwealth will compete for gold across a range of sports including athletics, cycling, swimming and basketball. The largest sporting event ever held in the city will kick off on Thursday July 28 and run until Monday August 8.