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Athletics: A trio of Jersey athletes were in action at the Alexander Stadium on Tuesday. In the morning session, Zach Saunders (pictured above) became Jersey’s first ever Commonwealth Games 100m

Swimming: Gemma Atherley (pictured above) made history on Monday by becoming Jersey’s first female swimmer ever to make an individual Commonwealth Games final. The 24-year-old swam a time of 2:18.53 to finish

Gymnastics: Gymnast Daniel Lee starred for Jersey on day three of the Commonwealth Games, putting in a series of superb performances to finish a brilliant 6th in the All-Around final.

Lawn Bowls: Jersey’s triples (lead Scott Ruderham, second Greg Davis, skip Malcolm de Sousa) kicked off day two of action at Birmingham 2022, with a narrow 15-14 loss against Australia. The

More than half of Jersey’s Commonwealth Games team members were straight into action on day one of sport at Birmingham 2022. Artistic Gymnastics: In the gymnastics, Daniel Lee (pictured above)

15-year-old Jersey table-tennis player Hannah Silcock was interviewed live as part of tonight’s TV broadcast of the 2022 Commonwealth Games opening ceremony. Silcock (pictured below) was among the Jersey competitors, coaches

Cyclist Rhys Hidrio will be our Jersey flagbearer at tonight’s Commonwealth Games opening ceremony. Rhys, who is preparing for his third Games after competing at Glasgow 2014 and Gold Coast 2018, will