Cardiff Met Basketball will host its Zambia Shoot-a-thon fundraiser this month to support the club’s Volunteer Zambia project. Participants will attempt to score as many baskets as possible while raising sponsorship funds to support the initiative at the Archers Arena, Cyncoed Campus on Thursday 19th March. The project provides opportunities for students and volunteers to work with young people in Zambia, helping deliver basketball sessions and promote important messages aro

What are Young Ambassadors? The Young Ambassadors programme is all about empowering young people across Cardiff to be the voice for PE, school sport, physical activity and movement in their schools and communities! A youth leadership movement, YA develops future leaders through sport, physical activity, and play. It inspires young people to lead, mentor, and advocate for a healthier, more active Wales by creating opportunities that build confidence, skills, and a sense of b

Cardiff Metropolitan University is celebrating a remarkable achievement on the global stage as alumnus Brad Evans has broken into the top five of the ICC Men’s T20 International Bowling Rankings . Brad in the bottom right hand corner in the front row. Representing the team in 2017 as a fresher at Sophia Gardens in National Finals. Currently representing Zimbabwe national cricket team at the ICC Men's T20 World Cup , Evans has delivered a series of match-winning performanc

The latest episode of Up the Archer , produced by students from the Cardiff Met Sport Broadcast MSc , brings together a busy week of sport on campus, combining BUCS matchday updates with athlete interviews and features from across the Cardiff Met sporting environment. Presented by Tom Flint and Devon Pot , the programme opens with coverage from the Welsh Artistic Gymnastics Championships , which were recently broadcast by Cardiff Met Sport TV. The segment includes reactions

Cardiff Met’s Learn to Swim swimmers turned February into a month of big lengths, big smiles, and even bigger impact. Across three lively evenings on 24th, 26th and 28th February, the annual Cardiff Met Swimathon powered its way to a record-breaking total of £2,100 for Project Zambia : the highest amount raised since the event began three years ago. And yes, it absolutely smashed last year’s £1,800 milestone. A Pool Full of Community Spirit If you were anywhere near the Cynco

Cardiff Met Basketball experienced mixed fortunes in the BUCS Premier quarter-finals for the women’s first team and last 16 for the men's team. The men travelled to Durham for a challenging away fixture. Despite a determined performance and strong work rate throughout the game, they were defeated 98–76 . The women’s team, meanwhile, benefited from home advantage as they faced Northumbria . In front of strong support, they delivered an excellent performance to secure an 83–5

Cardiff Metropolitan University has been shortlisted for two prestigious honours at the 25th Sport Industry Group Awards, one of the premier events in the UK sporting calendar. The University has been recognised in the following categories: Education Award – Cardiff Met Sport TV Tessa Jowell Community Award – Cardiff School Swimming Charter To be shortlisted for the second consecutive year, alongside organisations such as the The Football Association, Lawn Tennis Associatio

ArcHER 2026 brought together students, staff and partners for an inspiring day dedicated to empowering women in sport. Organised by Laura Williams and Lucy Witt , the event celebrated female leadership, participation and opportunity across the sporting landscape. Students played a central role in delivering the event, helping to shape an engaging and impactful programme. A highlight of the day came from Neva and Alex , who presented reflections from their experiences in Zamb

Cardiff Met Rugby is proudly represented in the extended Wales Women’s training squad ahead of the 2026 Women’s Six Nations, with a strong group of current players and alumni earning selection. Maisie Davies in action for Cardiff Met Wales head coach Sean Lynn has named a 45-player training squad as preparations begin for the championship, which kicks off against Scotland at the Principality Stadium on Saturday 11 April. The squad underlines the strength and depth of Cardiff

During 2024-2026 Cardiff Met Football Academy have worked alongside the PA & I team on the Move More strategy to run primary school football fixtures in Llanrumney at Cardiff University Fields Facility. The project aims to create more opportunity for young people to play football, as well as to break down barriers preventing access. The project started following conversations with school staff in Llanrumney. We discovered that many schools and pupils in the local area didn't

Cardiff Met Sport is delighted to celebrate a major milestone for Lona “Bon” Gordon , who claimed victory in the Women’s Street event at the Skateboard GB Scottish Open , held at The Loading Bay on 14–15 February 2026. Since the end of December 2025, Bon has been working closely with Strength and Conditioning coach Dai Watts, focusing on developing lower body strength, explosive power and landing control. The impact of that work was clear in Glasgow, where she delivered a

Cardiff Met Sport in partnership with the Team Wales Business Club proudly hosted ArcHER 26 on Wednesday 11 February at Cardiff Metropolitan University’s Cyncoed Campus, bringing together leaders, athletes and changemakers for a powerful conversation on leadership, equality and the future of women’s sport. The event focused on amplifying female voices, championing inclusion and reinforcing the shared responsibility to create positive change across sport and society. A Panel

From 13 to 15 February, our Swimming Club took to the water at the BUCS Long Course Championships, facing three intense days of racing against the best university swimmers in the country. The results tell a story of resilience, learning, and flashes of real quality that show exactly where this squad is heading. Overall, the team finished 41st, with the men placing 34th and scoring 11 points. While the rankings do not fully reflect the effort on display, the meet delivered val

Brecon came away with the victory, but the visitors put up a fight. It will be fascinating to see how the result affects the rest of the season as we get into the business end. The game While Wales prepared for Sunday’s clash, Saturday belonged to the domestic game. Cardiff Met made the journey to Brecon as the Welsh leagues roared into life. Both sides were looking to improve their league standings. It was the home side that took an early lead with two tries in the 7th and 2

The nation’s best lit up the track at the 2026 Novuna UK Athletics Indoor Championships , held at the Utilita Arena Birmingham on 14–15 February, with Cardiff Met athletes once again competing at the very highest level of British athletics. With national titles and World Athletics Indoor Championships selection spots on the line, the weekend delivered record-breaking performances and championship drama. Within that elite environment, Cardiff Met athletes, alumni and Cardiff

Cardiff Met face a testing trip to Brecon as they look to respond to defeat and maintain their strong start to 2026. Met will be determined to secure a crucial win. Brecon are a club built on tradition and proud moments. Before we focus on the challenge ahead, it is worth reflecting on the history that shaped them. A brief guide to their history Based in mid Wales, Brecon RFC has a legacy dating back to 1874. Back in 1881, it stood among the 11 founding clubs that gathered at

Cardiff Met Basketball’s All Girls, All In camps enjoyed another hugely successful half-term programme, expanding to five venues across Wales. The camps took place in Pembrokeshire, Llanelli, Brecon, Bangor and Cardiff, attracting more than 160 girls , making it one of the biggest half-term programmes delivered by the club. One of the standout days came at the Archers Arena, where more than 50 girls attended a packed session. Participants were also joined by special guests

Cardiff Met has officially recruited its 2026 Sagittarii Committee, and this group is ready to shake up matchdays across campus. Their induction on Friday 2 February set the tone. Their first outing at Refreshers Fayre on Monday proved one thing fast: the Sagittarii are here. The Sagittarii takes its name from the Latin for archers, and the mission is just as sharp. Build a crowd. Build a community. Build a matchday atmosphere that students talk about long after the final whi

As preparations ramp up for 3x3 Commonwealth Games qualification, Cardiff Met Sport is proudly represented across the Wales performance pathway, with current students, coaches and alumni all in contention for places. From senior leadership roles to long-list selections, the University’s impact across 3x3 and wheelchair basketball highlights the strength of its high-performance environment. Women’s 3x3: Leadership and International Pathways Cardiff Met’s presence is strongly f

Five Cardiff Met Archers officials were selected to officiate at one of the biggest fixtures of the season, the SLB Women’s Trophy Final in Birmingham. Emily, Michelle, Rebecca, Jenna and Duncan were appointed to the high-profile game, representing the club on the national stage. The selection recognises their dedication, professionalism and consistent performances throughout the season. Being chosen to officiate such a major event is a significant achievement and highlights