Cardiff Met Archers were strongly represented across the Wales squads at the inaugural British Wheelchair Basketball Home Nations competition, with players involved at U14, U18 and Senior level during a successful weekend at the University of Nottingham. The standout result came in the U14 competition, where Lloyd Stonehouse, Romeo Hadley, Immy Nicolai, Joseph Powell and Miller Harris helped Wales claim the championship title. Wales produced an excellent series of performance

Cardiff Met students Libi Phillips and Will Bishop have praised the University's performance environment and support services after helping Wales make history in 3x3 wheelchair basketball at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games. Will Bishop in action in Glasgow, photo courtesy of Team Wales Phillips and Bishop were part of the first Welsh women's and men's 3x3 wheelchair basketball teams to compete at a Commonwealth Games. Both squads recorded memorable victories during their

Jeremiah Azu finished fifth in the Commonwealth Games men's 100m final, Ellie Bowen produced a personal best in the F57 shot put, Dan Pitt advanced to the boxing quarter-finals and Cardiff Met's netball connections helped Wales secure their first victory of Glasgow 2026, during another busy two days of competition. Cardiff Met athletes, alumni and Archers players continued their Glasgow 2026 campaigns across athletics, para athletics, boxing, swimming, netball and 3x3 wheelch