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Cricket at Cardiff Met Sport
Cricket at Cardiff Met Sport provides a pathway for players to develop their game in a competitive and supportive environment. The programme combines structured coaching, competitive fixtures, and strong links to performance cricket, while remaining accessible to developing players. For more club info click here
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Cardiff Met alumnus Asa Tribe helping Welsh Fire challenge in The Hundred
Cardiff Met alumnus Asa Tribe is continuing his impressive rise in professional cricket as part of a Welsh Fire side challenging near the top of The Hundred men's competition. Photo credit Sam Jones The 22-year-old batter studied Sport Performance Analysis at Cardiff Metropolitan University and progressed through the Cardiff South Wales University Cricket Centre of Excellence before earning his opportunity with Glamorgan. He is now one of the programme's professional graduate


International students connect through Cardiff Met Cricket softball tournament
International students from across Cardiff Metropolitan University came together for an afternoon of sport, activity and community at a special Cardiff Met Cricket softball tournament held at Cathedral School. The tournament took place on Friday 17 July and was created for international students remaining in Cardiff during the summer period, including members of the University’s newest international cohort who began their studies in May 2026; the event provided an opportuni


Liv Daniels Ready for Special Semi-Final in Cardiff
Cardiff Met student Liv Daniels is preparing for a special occasion in her adopted city as Gloucestershire Women get set to face Kent in Cardiff on Sunday 12 July. Photos by Rachel Le Poidevin Daniels, who studies at Cardiff Metropolitan University and the vice captain of Cardiff Met Cricket for the 2026/2027 season, while continuing to develop her cricket with Gloucestershire, will be part of a squad looking to continue a memorable campaign when they take to the field in the
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School Sport Survey achieves reporting threshold for the first time in eight years
We are delighted to announce the successful completion of the latest School Sport Survey, with an incredible 9,249 pupil responses received from across the local authority. Most significantly, this is the first time in eight years that the survey has achieved the minimum response threshold required to produce a local authority report, ensuring that the voices of thousands of young people can help shape the future of sport and physical activity. The survey generated 9,249 pupi


Ysgol Glan Morfa's Adrianha Makes History with Young Ambassador of the Month Recognition
Cardiff's Young Ambassador of the Month for July is Adrianha from Ysgol Glan Morfa. Adrianha has made history as the first Bronze Young Ambassador to receive this award, a fantastic achievement that reflects her dedication, enthusiasm and commitment to supporting physical activity within her school community. Mrs Jenkins praised Adrianha's development throughout the year, saying: "Adrianha is the quieter of the group but has shown a lot of personal growth and has developed a


Jeremiah Azu claims European 100m silver in Birmingham
Former Cardiff Met student Jeremiah Azu has added another major international medal to his collection after claiming silver in the men’s 100m at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham. The Welsh sprinter produced a time of 10.16 seconds at Alexander Stadium on Tuesday night, finishing behind Great Britain teammate Romell Glave, who took the European title in 10.09. Germany’s Owen Ansah completed the podium with bronze in 10.19. For Azu, the result represents an up
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