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Queen sends message of support as 2017 Commonwealth Youth Games open with fun-filled Ceremony

  • Bahamas 2017

Athletes competing at the Commonwealth Youth Games were given a good luck message by Her Majesty The Queen before Bahamas Prime Minister Hubert Minnis declared the event open during a fun-filled Ceremony here tonight.

, the Baton is scheduled to visit a number of local landmarks, sporting events in track cycling and beach

volleyball, and young persons’ community projects before it departs for Bermuda.Wellington Miller, President


Gold Coast 2018 Queen's Baton arrives in Bahamas for Commonwealth Youth Games

  • Gold Coast 2018

The Gold Coast 2018 Queen's Baton today arrived in The Bahamas following its journey from fellow Caribbean country the Cayman Islands.

here tonight before it spends a further five days in the country.The Baton will be also welcomed at beach

volleyball and road cycling events due to be held on Saturday (July 22) and Sunday (July 23).It is also


Opening ceremony kicks-off Deaflympics in Samsun

  • Parasport

The Opening Ceremony began the 23rd edition of the Summer Deaflympics in Turkish city Samsun today.

deaf athletes in the Black Sea city.They will compete in 20 sports - athletics, badminton, basketball, beach

volleyball, bowling, road cycling, football, golf, handball, judo, karate, mountain bike, orienteering

, shooting, swimming, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, volleyball and wrestling.The first sporting action


Zhukov and Lappartient among EOC Coordination Commission appointments for Minsk 2019

  • Minsk 2019

Russian Olympic Committee President Alexander Zhukov and International Cycling Union (UCI) vice-president David Lappartient are among new members of the European Olympic Committees (EOC) Coordination Commission for the 2019 European Games in Minsk.

June 21 to 30 in 2019.It will feature the 16 sports of archery, athletics, badminton, basketball 3x3, beach

soccer, beach volleyball, boxing, canoe sprint, cycling, gymnastics, karate, judo, sambo, shooting,


Key Bahamas 2017 sponsor provides cash injection on eve of Commonwealth Youth Games

  • Bahamas 2017

Organisers of the Commonwealth Youth Games have been given a financial boost after the Bahamas Telecommunications Company (BTC) announced they had provided a cash injection of $250,000 (£192,000/€218,000) to help support the event here.

BTC are the principle sponsor of the event, which officially begins tomorrow with action in judo and beach

volleyball and the Opening Ceremony.The investment was officially announced by Dexter Cartwright, interim

International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF) World Relays and also hosted this year's FIFA Beach

the event, first held in Edinburgh in 2000.There are due to be 96 gold medals awarded in athletics, beach

soccer, beach volleyball, boxing, road cycling, judo, rugby sevens, swimming and tennis.Five of these


CGF President Martin praises "tremendous" work of Commonwealth Youth Games organisers

  • Bahamas 2017

Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF) President Louise Martin praised organisers of the Commonwealth Youth Games for their "tremendous" work and claimed the venues were "second to none" on the eve of the event here.

previous four editions of the International Association of Athletics Federations World Relays.Beach volleyball

and beach soccer will take place at the Bahamas Football Association National Stadium, the venue for

the recent FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup."

What I have seen here - the complex and the beach volleyball stadium, are second to none."

soccer, beach volleyball, boxing, road cycling, judo, rugby sevens, swimming and tennis.Five of these


Samsun braced to host Deaflympics

  • Paralympics

Samsun in Turkey will host the 23rd edition of the Summer Deaflympics from tomorrow.

deaf athletes in the Black Sea city.They will compete in 20 sports - athletics, badminton, basketball, beach

volleyball, bowling, road cycling, football, golf, handball, judo, karate, mountain bike, orienteering

, shooting, swimming, table tennis, taekwondo, tennis, volleyball and wrestling.The action will be the


Athletes begin to arrive in Bahamas ready for start of Commonwealth Youth Games

  • Bahamas 2017

Athletes from England, Wales and South Africa were among those to arrive here today as they prepare to compete at the Commonwealth Youth Games.

sporting event ever staged in The Bahamas, is made up of 72 athletes, who will compete in athletics, beach

volleyball, boxing, judo, rugby sevens, swimming and tennis.A total of 24 competitors are set to represent

South Africa in athletics, beach volleyball, boxing, judo, swimming and tennis.A total of 39 athletes

biggest edition of the event, first held in 2000.There are due to be 94 gold medals awarded in athletics, beach

soccer, beach volleyball, boxing, road cycling, judo, rugby sevens, swimming and tennis.




Latvian duo impress in heat at FIVB Under-21 World Championships

  • Volleyball

survived sweltering conditions as well as tough Iranian opposition to reach the quarter-finals of the Beach

Volleyball Under-21 World Championships in Nanjing today.

Spain’s Jimenez Gutierrez and Alejandro Huerta Pastor for a place in the last four at the International Volleyball


Boxing world champion offers support to New Zealand Commonwealth Youth Games team

  • Bahamas 2017

World Boxing Organisation (WBO) heavyweight title holder Joseph Parker and a number of Olympians have issued messages of support to athletes representing New Zealand at the Commonwealth Youth Games.

Olympic Committee for the Games in The Bahamas back in May.Members of the team will compete in athletics, beach

volleyball, boxing, cycling and swimming.Prior to their departure to The Bahamas, athletes attended

aged between 14 and 18 set to participate.The event will see 94 medals contested across athletics, beach

soccer, boxing, road cycling, judo, rugby sevens, swimming, tennis and beach volleyball.



OBS welcomes Tokyo 2020 Rights Holding Broadcasters to host city

  • Tokyo 2020

Olympic Broadcasting Services (OBS) have continued their planning for Tokyo 2020 by welcoming the Games' Rights Holding Broadcasters (RHBs) to the Japanese capital for a three-day briefing.

artificial island within Tokyo Bay.RHBs were briefly introduced to the Shiokaze Park, which will host beach

volleyball in 2020, and the Odaiba Marine Park, which will be the venue for the triathlon and marathon