COMMONWEALTH YOUTH GAMES

8TH EDITION

NEXT UP: TO BE ANNOUNCED!

Held every four years, the multi-sport Commonwealth Youth Games provide a unique opportunity for emerging talent to compete on the international stage, gain valuable experience, and represent their nation with pride.

For Isle of Man athletes, the Commonwealth Youth Games is a vital stepping stone towards elite-level competition. It offers a chance to test themselves against top athletes from around the world, build confidence, and develop skills for future success.

The next Commonwealth Youth Games is yet to be announced, including the host location and exact dates. Once confirmed, further details on the qualification process and team selection will be provided.

What is the Commonwealth Youth Games?

The Commonwealth Youth Games (CYG) is a prestigious multi-sport event that brings together the brightest young athletes from across the Commonwealth.

The Commonwealth Games Association of the Isle of Man is responsible for sending Team Isle of Man to Commonwealth Youth Games.

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RISING STARS

ON THE WORLD STAGE

PREVIOUS REPRESENTATION

Bahamas 2017 – David Mullarkey (1500m)

Samoa 2013 – Catherine Reid (400m) and Joshua Hewett (High Jump)

Isle of Man 2011 – Reagan Dee (HJ) and Andrea De Bruin (Discus)

Pune 2008 – Gemma Astin (3000m) and Tom Richmond (800m)

Bendigo 2004 – Ben Brand (400m), Harriet Pryke (100m, 200m and HJ) and Chris Whitlow (LJ and Javelin)

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THE IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Further details on the next Commonwealth Youth Games will be released once a location and date is confirmed.