Cardiff Metropolitan University Tennis is proud to celebrate a significant milestone for both player-coach Megan Davies and the University's rapidly developing performance tennis programme, following her appearance at the prestigious Lexus Wrexham Open W100. Competing in one of the highest-level professional tournaments staged in the UK outside of the grass-court season, Davies was awarded the opportunity to test herself against world-ranked opposition on a stage normally res

Cardiff Metropolitan University BSc (Hons) Sport Performance Analysis student Will Daft has been gaining valuable experience in professional cricket, working with Glamorgan Cricket while continuing to develop performance analysis provision for Cardiff Met's men's and women's teams. Having completed his second-year placement as an Assistant Analyst with Cardiff Met Cricket, Will has taken his skills into the professional game, contributing to match analysis across Glamorgan's

Cardiff Metropolitan University has strengthened its connections with professional rugby in Wales through a new partnership with Dragons RFC, creating opportunities for students, coaches and aspiring sports professionals to gain experience within the elite game. Announced on Monday 19 October, the partnership will bring together Cardiff Met's expertise in sport education, research and performance with the professional rugby environment at Dragons RFC, helping to create strong

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

Wednesday 21 October is set to be a celebration of Cardiff Met Sport, as Maroon Wednesday brings students, staff and supporters together for a day of sport, campus pride and prizes. With Archers competing across a range of sports, we're inviting the Cardiff Met community to wear maroon, get behind our teams and discover everything that university sport has to offer. Whether you're a regular on the sidelines or have never watched a Cardiff Met fixture before, Maroon Wednesday

Cardiff Metropolitan University student Josef Dilks is putting his passion for cricket into practice, combining his studies in Sport Performance Analysis with experience at Glamorgan County Cricket Club and a leading role in developing performance analysis at Cardiff Met Cricket. Currently studying Level 6 Sport Performance Analysis at Cardiff Met, Josef has been building his expertise in video analysis, specialist software and the use of data to support sporting performance,

Cardiff Met Sport is bringing a burst of colour to Llandaff Fields this October, with a fun-filled Colour Run taking place on Saturday 24 October 2026. Organised by Met Active, the event invites participants of all ages and abilities to take on a 4km route through Llandaff Fields, with a colourful twist along the way. As participants make their way around the course, members of staff will be ready to shower them with colourful dry paint, turning an ordinary run into a vibrant

Cardiff Met FC have made Welsh football history, becoming the first club from Wales to reach the second round of the UEFA Youth League following a 4–1 aggregate victory over Luxembourg side FC UNA Strassen. Photo from Sam Jones The Young Archers secured their place in the next stage of Europe's prestigious youth club competition on Wednesday 14 October, progressing despite a 1–0 defeat in the second leg in Luxembourg. Jack Lyons' side travelled to the Stade An de Millewisen w