The latest news and features from Commonwealth Sport
On World Oceans Day on 8 June, Commonwealth Sport celebrates the successful start to the King’s Baton Relay, with more than 167,500 pieces of plastic collected to date from Commonwealth oceans and waterways during a series of plastic clean-up events across the Caribbean, the first region the Relay has visited on the journey to the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.
Since 2019, Borobi Day has been celebrated in Australia on 31 May each year.
The latest GAPS camp descends on Port Vila, Vanuatu this week, with Commonwealth Sport and Griffith University delivering a multi-day workshop that enhances the preparation and performance of local athletes and coaches.
Commonwealth Sport attended the World Indoor Bowls Championships in Aberdeen, where 33 nations took part – 19 of which are looking towards Glasgow 2026 for the opportunity to shine on the global stage. Bowls is a sport that breaks the mould, drawing competitors from all age groups, diverse backgrounds and every corner of the Commonwealth.
We are Commonwealth Sport: A Movement, a global community dedicated to creating real, lasting impact throughout our 74 nations and territories.
Commonwealth Sport is pleased to confirm it has received official expressions of interest (EOIs) from seven Commonwealth nations and territories keen to explore hosting future editions of the Commonwealth Games.
Commonwealth Sport today announced the resignation of President Chris Jenkins. Mr Jenkins will be remembered for his longstanding service and contribution to the Commonwealth Sport movement.
Commonwealth Sport today announced it has signed an exclusive agreement with Seven for the network to become the official Australian broadcast media partner for the 2026 and 2030 Commonwealth Games.
The Commonwealth Sport King’s Baton Relay continues to bring much-needed attention to ongoing ocean conservation efforts and interesting new solutions to plastic waste, with Barbados the current port of call on International Day of Zero Waste on 30 March.
The Commonwealth Sport King’s Baton Relay is reimagined for a new era, with all 74 nations receiving a Baton, proudly crafted in Glasgow.
Commonwealth Day brings together all Commonwealth nations and territories in unity and camaraderie to celebrate the diversity of its communities.
Women excelling in sport leadership across the Commonwealth
Commonwealth Sport President Chris Jenkins received the “lək̓ʷəŋən Paddle” at Canada House on Thursday 20 February.
Glasgow 2026 will feature a record 47 Para sport medal events, making it the largest integrated Para sport programme in Commonwealth Games history.
We continue the series of articles exploring the journeys of past, present, and future athletes who have participated in a Commonwealth Games event. In this edition, we reconnect with Canadian Senator Chantal Petitclerc.
The Commonwealth Games Federation President Chris Jenkins is delighted to attend the Opening Ceremony of the 38th National Games in India, taking this opportunity to continue to strengthen ties between India, Commonwealth Games India and Commonwealth Sport.
The Glasgow 2026 Organising Company has announced the appointment of the Board of Directors who will join Chair George Black CBE in leading the delivery of the 23rd Commonwealth Games.
The Commonwealth Games Federation has confirmed the new collaborative host selection process for the centenary 2030 Commonwealth Games and beyond is now underway.
The Glasgow 2026 Organising Company has announced the executive team who will lead the organisation to deliver the 23rd Commonwealth Games in the summer of 2026.
