Commonwealth Games Wales (CGW) is the lead body for Commonwealth sport in Wales and our membership is made up of the Governing Bodies in Wales.

Commonwealth Games Wales is responsible for selecting, preparing and leading Team Wales at the Commonwealth Games and the Commonwealth Youth Games. For every Games, we aim to deliver the best prepared team possible, create an inspiring environment and provide strong leadership. We also aim to raise awareness of all Commonwealth through engaging every individual in Wales and Welsh communities across the Commonwealth.

We are one of 74 Commonwealth Games Associations who are members of the Commonwealth Games Federation (CGF). The CGF is the parent body for the Games, responsible for its direction and control and we fully support their mission to ‘unite the Commonwealth through sport’. Commonwealth Games Wales is one of only 6 countries to have competed in every single Games since its launch in 1930.

At Glasgow 2026, Team Wales proudly fielded 113 athletes, including 22 para-athletes, who won 31 medals: nine gold, 10 silver and 12 bronze. These achievements reflected the talent, determination and commitment of our athletes across the programme.

Looking ahead, the Commonwealth Youth Games in Malta in 2027 will provide the next generation of Welsh athletes with an opportunity to compete on the international stage, gain invaluable experience and represent their nation with pride. Our focus will then turn to Amdavad, India, in 2030, as we prepare to take Team Wales to the next Commonwealth Games.

Building on the achievements of Glasgow 2026, Commonwealth Games Wales is committed to continued progress, developing talent and creating positive, inspiring and potentially life-changing experiences for athletes, staff, partners and communities across Wales.