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Athletics at Cardiff Met Sport
Athletics at Cardiff Met Sport provides opportunities for athletes to train, compete and develop across a wide range of track and field disciplines. The programme supports both performance and participation athletes, creating an inclusive environment for those new to the sport as well as experienced competitors aiming to perform at a high level.
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Cardiff Met alumna Mica Moore announces retirement from international bobsleigh
Two-time Winter Olympian and former Cardiff Met athlete Mica Moore has announced her retirement from international bobsleigh, bringing an extraordinary decade-long journey across two sports and two nations to a close. The Cardiff Met graduate shared the news on social media, reflecting on a bobsleigh career that took her from her first talent identification event to two Olympic Winter Games and historic performances for both Great Britain and Jamaica. “For the last 10 years,


Road to Glasgow: Harrison Walsh’s Journey from the Domestic Arena to International Competitions
The career path of Harrison Walsh can be viewed as one built on perseverance, adaptation and commitment to excellence in sport. In fact, prior to moving to para athletics, Harrison was firmly on the road towards a professional career in rugby. The young man represented Wales at Under-20 level and played for the Ospreys. However, that dream came crashing down in 2015 when a knee injury led to nerve damage to his foot. However, for Harrison Walsh, that injury did not signal the


Road to Glasgow: Jeremiah Azu’s Rise Keeps Cardiff Met in The Spotlight
The 2025 World Indoor Champion and current European and UK Indoor 60m champion, Jeremiah Azu, is no longer a promising sprinter, he is a proven one. The former Cardiff Met student has moved into the highest level of British and international sprinting, and his recent form has only reinforced that status. 2025 was a breakthrough year, launching Azu into becoming one of the standout names in Welsh Athletics. He also broke new ground in 2024 by becoming the first Welsh athlete t
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Cardiff Met Archer Gwynne Walker awarded MBE for services to military training and sport
Cardiff Met Archers wheelchair basketball player and coach Gwynne Walker has been appointed a Member of the Order of the British Empire in the 2026 King’s Birthday Honours. Gwynne received the MBE for services to military training and sport, recognising both his work supporting the development of Army recruits and his contribution to wheelchair basketball. The honour celebrates an inspirational journey shaped by resilience, recovery and a determination to create opportunities


Influence, Inspire, Lead: The Archer Ambassadors making a difference
Established in January 2026, the Archer Leadership Programme (ALP) was created as the Cardiff Met Sport | Chwaraeon Met Caerdydd response to the Youth Sport Trust Young Ambassadors initiative. Since then, it has already demonstrated the incredible power of student leadership as a vehicle for maximising engagement in and through sport. By recruiting five undergraduate students with diverse experiences, skills and perspectives, the programme has built the foundations of a team


Cardiff Met alumna Mica Moore announces retirement from international bobsleigh
Two-time Winter Olympian and former Cardiff Met athlete Mica Moore has announced her retirement from international bobsleigh, bringing an extraordinary decade-long journey across two sports and two nations to a close. The Cardiff Met graduate shared the news on social media, reflecting on a bobsleigh career that took her from her first talent identification event to two Olympic Winter Games and historic performances for both Great Britain and Jamaica. “For the last 10 years,
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