Time was called on the latest edition of the Youth Commonwealth Games last Sunday with a sense of “mission accomplished” for Team Gibraltar.
Day two at the Youth Commonwealth Games in Nassau, Bahamas was greeted with inclement weather a far cry from the brilliant sunshine of day one.
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The latest edition of the Youth Commonwealth Games kicked off on Tuesday in the Caribbean with an action-packed and fun-filled ceremony in Nassau, Bahamas.
Team Gibraltar will once again be participating in the Commonwealth Youth Games.
The Minister for Sport, Steven Linares, has extended his best wishes to Team Gibraltar who will be leaving on Saturday 15th July to participate in the Commonwealth Youth Games to be held in the Bahamas from the 18th to 23rd July. Gibraltar will be represented by a total of six athletes, (Swimmers) Aidan Carroll, Mat Savitz, John-Paul Balloqui, Elijah Cruz and David Hitchcock, together with Abdullah Ahammad (Athletics).
The Gibraltar Darts Youth team will be heading off to Malmo, Sweden today for the 2017 WDF European Youth Darts Cup.
Gibraltar has sent a small delegation to Israel to play in the Maccabiah Games, the third largest sports event in the world with 10,000 athletes from 80 countries.
His Excellency the Governor has congratulated Linda Alvarez and the Gibraltar Team on their return home from the Island Games with 26 medals.
The Minister for Equality has established a working group with the Gibraltar Football Association (GFA) and the Ministry of Equality with the aim of making the new UEFA Category 4 National Football Stadium accessible to and inclusive of people with disabilities.
