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Minister unveils Trinbago 2023 mascot at Commonwealth Day…

Trinidad and Tobago’s Minister of Sport and Community Development, Shamfa Cudjoe, and representatives of the Local Organising Committee, today unveiled the mascot design for the Trinbago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, at a celebration to mark Commonwealth Day.

The magic of the Commonwealth Youth Games

On Commonwealth Day we look back at the history of the Commonwealth Youth Games as Trinidad and Tobago prepare to host the seventh edition in August.

Dame Louise Martin celebrates youth on Commonwealth Day

Dame Louise Martin, President of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF), urges its 72 nations and territories to support and celebrate young people on Commonwealth Day, Monday 13 March.

Team sports line-up for Trinbago 2023 unveiled

The CGF is excited to announce the nations selected for the team sports events at the Trinbago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, taking place in the twin island nation of Trinidad and Tobago from 4-11 August.

Trinbago 2023 mascot design winner

With 150 days to go until the Trinbago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games, the Organising Committee has announced the winner of its mascot design competition.

Applications open for Trinbago volunteers

The Trinbago 2023 Organising Committee has launched its appeal for volunteers to be Sport Ambassadors for the Commonwealth Youth Games, taking place 4-11 August.

Strategic planning focus for CGF Board

The Commonwealth Games Federation’s Executive Board is meeting in London the week commencing Monday 20th February.

CGF appoint new Director of Governance

Rod Findlay has been appointed the CGF’s first Director of Governance.

Trinbago 2023 celebrates 200 days to go to the Youth Games

Youngsters urged to seize opportunity to design the mascot for the Games

CGF President’s New Year Message: 2023 set to build on…

As we say goodbye to 2022, an historic year for the Commonwealth Sport Movement, it is fitting that we reflect on what made this year so special.

Trinbago 2023 logo revealed at 250 days to go to the Games

In just 250 days’ time, the 7th Commonwealth Youth Games will begin. To mark the occasion, the Trinbago 2023 Organising Committee has launched the official logo of the Games which is being hosted in Trinidad and Tobago.

CGF host eqUIP workshop in Botswana

Following a successful 8 years of the eqUIP internship programme, it's back with a brand new cohort from across the Commonwealth for 2023.

Game On: Sports locked in for Victoria 2026

An action-packed programme of sports has been unveiled as the Commonwealth’s best athletes prepare to compete across regional Victoria in just over three years.

Sport Programme confirmed for Trinbago 2023

The Sport Programme for Trinbago 2023 has been confirmed with seven sports set to feature at the Commonwealth Youth Games. Taking place from 4-11 August 2023, the Games will feature athletes aged 14-18.

Statement on the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II Patron…

Trinidad and Tobago 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games documents…

The documents have been signed and the countdown begins for the 2023 Commonwealth Youth Games (CYG 2023) to be held in Trinidad and Tobago.

Honouring power of sport in Indigenous reconciliation

An international declaration on advancing truth, respect and reconciliation seeks to harness the power of sport to address issues impacting Indigenous Peoples, a key focus of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) at the Victoria Forum at the University of Victoria.

History making Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games a catalyst for…

On the final day of the XXII Commonwealth Games, Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President Dame Louise Martin declared that history-making Birmingham 2022 has been a catalyst for positive change.

Women’s sport celebrated at Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

Key figures from sport, media and politics have gathered to celebrate the success of women’s sport at the Commonwealth Games at a special event at New Zealand House.