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We don't like cricket... we love it! And at Cardiff Met, that passion runs deep. From university lectures to the professional cricket pitch, Cardiff Met has played an important part in the journey of rising cricket star Asa Tribe. Having studied Sport Performance Analysis at Cardiff Met, Tribe reflects on balancing university life with his ambitions of becoming a professional cricketer, the support he received along the way and his progression into the Glamorgan side. In thi

Student talent extends far beyond the track, field and pitches at Cardiff Met. It lives in the click of camera shutters, the pages of sketchbooks, and the laptops of student journalists. The Commonwealth Games 2026 offered a premier stage to connect these diverse skill sets with real-world application. By integrating its own student designers and media creators into the live international event, Cardiff Met provided a powerful platform for emerging talent; an initiative the u

Cardiff Met Sport TV has been recognised as one of the UK’s leading university sports broadcasters after winning the prestigious Digital Engagement Award at the 2026 BUCS Awards. Presented at Durham University, the annual BUCS Awards celebrate the very best of university sport, recognising outstanding athletes, coaches, institutions, programmes and campaigns from across the UK. With more than 165 universities competing for a limited number of national awards, Cardiff Met Spor

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,

Cardiff Met’s presence at the Team Wales Kitting Out days is being felt far beyond the athletes preparing to compete at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Suzy Rattenberry-Drane, Chair of the Team Wales Athletes’ Commission and Senior Lecturer in Sport Development at Cardiff Met, spoke proudly about the University’s wider contribution during Kitting Out at the ICC in Newport. While a number of Cardiff Met-connected athletes are preparing to represent Wales this summer, Suzy

The first World Cup I remember was Mexico '86. I’m sitting in my house in Swansea. Des Lynam is presenting. Golden sun scorched colours bursting through the TV, Gary Lineker’s arm in a plaster-cast, England’s players furiously surrounding the referee after Maradona's Hand of God. I remember playing football in Underhill Park in Mumbles that summer and trying to copy the goal Maradona scored against Belgium in the semi-final, the one where he is falling over as he shoots, scor