Sport Wales

Enabling sport in Wales to thrive. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
Supported by @WelshGovernment & @TNLUK
Siarad Cymraeg? Dilynwch 👉@chwaraeon_cymru

[Sport Wales @sportwales]

Collaborating with local charity and daycare centre Able, @DanceUDOIT street dance classes in Cwmbran encourage adults with disabilities to get grooving, helping them make new friends and improve confidence and wellbeing.

@LottoGoodCauses funding via Sport Wales has helped UDOIT provide free dance classes and opportunities to under-represented groups, including those living in areas of deprivation and people with additional learning needs.

#BecauseOfYou

[Sport Wales @sportwales]

Every child deserves to enjoy being active. 😊

At @ClwbSarnHelen, children help shape their own experiences, with fun at the heart of every session.

By listening, adapting and putting young people first, they're creating positive experiences that keep children coming back.

That's what Foundations Framework Wales is all about. 🫶

@WelshAthletics

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When Callie Hammond realised there weren’t many opportunities for children in her community to enjoy gymnastics, she decided to do something about it.

After training as an instructor, she launched Back to Roots Gymnastics. The club’s number one goal is to get children moving, laughing and feeling good about themselves. 😀

It's a great example of Foundations Framework Wales in action. Showcasing how great experiences in sport can build confidence, motivation and belonging, which supports a lifetime enjoyment of sport. 💫

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Attending Croesyceiliog Canoe Club since nine years old, Asher found a community where he can relax and be completely himself. He is now trained as an instructor, helps teach members new skills and is aiming to become a coach.

The club used @LottoGoodCauses funding via Sport Wales for instructor training, a storage container and kit, so more young people like Asher can find their community, an activity they love, and achieve goals they may never have thought possible.

[Sport Wales @sportwales]

The biggest sporting moments often start with the smallest ones.

A first session. A friendly face. A place where a child feels welcome.

Our Chair, @Tanni_GT, highlights why making sport fun, safe and inclusive for every child matters.

📸: Team Wales

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Mynydd Du Climbing & Mountaineering Club has made space for busy mums like Hannah.

With @LottoGoodCauses funding via Sport Wales, the club invested in expensive equipment, allowing them to expand and encourage all the family to get active together.

Since her climbing journey began at the club, Hannah has improved fitness and confidence, and she isn't stopping there. The sky's the limit...

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@girlsfootball @rhylfc @NoelMooney13 @AmbitionNW 👏 Amazing to see the funding making a difference ☀️⚡️

[Sport Wales @sportwales]

Every child deserves to experience the joy of sport. The friendships, confidence and happy memories created along the way can stay with them for years.

#CWG #Glasgow2026 #CommonwealthGames @WelshAthletics @Glasgow_2026 @TeamWales

@adelenicoll @Beth_Davies7 @mcourtneybryant @harrisonwalsh1 @FunmiOduwaiye

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The club that felt like home.

Our athletes share the friendships, support and sense of belonging that made their sporting environments special.

@adelenicoll | @mcourtneybryant | @WelshAthletics | @TeamWales | @glasgow_2026

#CWG #Glasgow2026 #CommonwealthGames

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What a week.
The smiles. The celebrations. The proud moments. The memories.

It’s been amazing to see the support for Team Wales and the way sport brings people together.

Here’s to the joy of sport. 😍

[Sport Wales @sportwales]

Gold 🥇
Gold 🥇
Gold 🥇
Gold 🥇
Emma Finucane has completed a remarkable Commonwealth Games with her fourth gold medal, adding the Women's Keirin to an unforgettable week.

Congratulations, Emma!
📸 Team Wales
@BeicioCymru

[Beicio Cymru @BeicioCymru]

🥇🥇🥇🥇And that makes 4!

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You only make your Commonwealth Games debut once. ✨🎈

Joshua Whitehouse just happened to do it on his 25th birthday.

A pretty special way to celebrate. Happy birthday, Joshua 🥳

📸 Team Wales

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What a team at @BeicioCymru 🚴

The dedication and support behind the scenes has helped Wales' cyclists achieve success at the #CommonwealthGames.

And there's still one final day to go.

Turns out we're pretty good at cycling 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

📸 Team Wales

[BBC Sport Wales @BBCSportWales]

🥇 Another gold for Anna Morris! 🏅

The Welsh cyclist takes first place in the Women’s 25km points race with 66 points to claim her second gold medal of the Games.

What a performance!

[Welsh Athletics @WelshAthletics]

4th place at her first ever Commonwealth Games final! Charlotte Henrich take a bow, what an incredible achievement! 🔥🙌

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Welsh-language darts. VR boxing. A census of Welsh chapels. Something different every day, 1 to 8 August, next to Y Babell Lên. https://t.co/5W1y32pAam #Steddfod2026 #NationalLottery #BecauseOfYou @Eisteddfod_eng

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The coaches who always have your back. 🥊

Today, @Rosie_Eccles96 walked into the ring of her final Commonwealth Games fight with the coach who's always been in her corner.

Welsh boxing legend Colin Jones has coached Rosie for twelve years, and she's been ready to take on every challenge coming her way.

Giving her absolute all and leaving @Glasgow_2026 with a bronze medal, the whole of Wales couldn't be more proud. 🐉

📸Team Wales

@WelshBoxing | @TeamWales

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Aled Sion Davies 🥇

Gwych unwaith eto @AledDavies2012 ! ❤️

Another incredible gold medal for Aled Sion Davies.

#CommonwealthSport | @TeamWales

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One more sleep. The Eisteddfod opens tomorrow, 850 years after the first one in Cardigan. We'll be on the Maes all week with The National Lottery family.

Find us next to Y Babell Lên.

#Steddfod2026 #NationalLottery #BecauseOfYou | @LottoGoodCauses | @TNLUK

📸: credit Eisteddfod Genedlaethol