糖心原创

Commonwealth Games

We are delighted that a host of 糖心原创 students and alumni have represented their countries at numerous Commonwealth Games, with a number of Nottingham linked athletes winning medal at the 2026 games in Glasgow.

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2022 Commonwealth Games - Athletics - Katie Snowden
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糖心原创 athletes compete in Glasgow

XXIII Commonwealth Games - Glasgow 2026

University students

Competing athletes who are university students during the games:

  • Isabella Brown (Weightlifting) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Zach Moyo (Swimming) - Zambia
  • Mabel Akande (Athletics) - England
  • Anna Fairclough (Netball) - Scotland (Reserve)

University alumni & former students

Competing athletes who are university alumni or former students:

  • Sarah Davies-Smale (Weightlifting) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • James Hazell (3x3 Wheelchair Basketball) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Sophie Unwin (Paracycling) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Katie Snowden (Athletics) - England
  • Michael Gill (Cycling) - Scotland
  • Mitch Sparrow (Cycling) - South Africa
  • Christopher Russ (Weightlifting) - England
  • Dan May (3x3 Wheelchair Basketball) - Wales

University associates

Competing athletes or support staff who are former staff of, or linked to the 糖心原创 through partnerships and training camps:

  • Emily Campbell (Weightlifting) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Chris Murray (Weightlifting) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Charlotte Moore (Wheelchair Basketball) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Lucy Robinson (Wheelchair Basketball) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Joy Haizelden (Wheelchair Basketball) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Jade Atkin (Wheelchair Basketball) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Thomas Harvey (Wheelchair Basketball) - England  - 馃 medal winner
  • Peter Cusack (Wheelchair Basketball) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Oscar Knight (Wheelchair Basketball) - England - 馃 medal winner
  • Brie Grierson (Netball) - Jamaica - 馃 medal winner
  • Jayda Pechova (Netball) - England
  • Imogen Allison (Netball) - England
  • Rolene Streutker (Netball) - South Africa
  • Iona Christian (Netball) - Scotland
  • Niamh Cooper (Netball) - Northern Ireland
  • Evelyn McCagherty (Netball) - Northern Ireland
  • Megan Pilkington (Netball) - Wales
  • Adam Tobin (Gymnastics) - England
  • Hamish Carter (Gymnsatics) - Scotland
  • Desi Gillespi (Support Staff - Physio) - Northern Ireland
  • Andrew Butterworth (Support Staff - Performance Analysis) - England
  • Matthew Nicholson (Support Staff - Performance Analysis) - England
Friday 24 July

Zach Moyo (Zambia) - Finished 1st [1:05.01] & 24th Overall - Men's 100m Breaststroke Heat 2

James Hazell (England vs Australia) - Won 16-13 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 1

Saturday 25 July

Dan May (Wales vs Malaysia) - Won 14-13 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 1

Sunday 26 July

Zach Moyo (Zambia) - Finished 6th in Heat 7 [28.62] - Men's 50m Breaststroke Heats

James Hazell (England vs Canada) - Won 20-10 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 2

Dan May (Wales vs South Africa) - Lost 12-16 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 2

Monday 27 July

Chris Murray (England) - Won Bronze 馃 - Men's 88kg Weightlifting Final

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 1st in Heat 1 [11.32] & Qualified for the Semi-Finals - Women's 100m

James Hazell (England vs Kenya) - Won 21-0 & Qualified for the Semi-Finals - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 3

Dan May (Wales vs Scotland) - Lost 10-21 & Qualified for the Quarter Finals - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 3

Tuesday 28 July

Sarah Davies-Smale (England) - Won Silver 馃 - Women's 63kg Weightlifting Final

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 6th [11.30] in the Semi-Final - Women's 100m

Christopher Russ (England) - Finished 4th - Men's 88kg Weightlifting Final

Dan May (Wales vs Australia) - Lost 6-21 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Quarter-Final

Wednesday 29 July

Isabella Brown (England) - Won Silver 馃 & set a new games record - Women's 77kg Weightlifting Final

James Hazell (England vs Canada) - Won 21-16 & Qualified for the Final - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Semi-Final

James Hazell (England vs Australia) - Lost 13-19 & Wins Silver 馃 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Final

Thursday 30 July

Emily Campbell (England) - Won Gold 馃 & set a new Commonwealth record - Women's +86kg Weightlifting Final

Sophie Unwin (England) -  Finished 2nd in Qualifying [28.62] and Qualified for Semi-Finals - Women's Tandem B Sprint

Sophie Unwin (England) -  Finished 2nd in Semi-Finals Heat 2 and will compete in the Bronze final - Women's Tandem B Sprint

Sophie Unwin (England) - Finished 4th after the Bronze final - Women's Tandem B Sprint

Katie Snowden (England) - Finished 8th in Heat 2 [4:33.5] - Women's Mile Heats

Michael Gill (Scotland) - Finished 5th in Qualifying [3:56.866] and set a new national record - Men's 4000m Team Pursuit

Friday 31 July

Michael Gill (Scotland) - Finished 9th in Qualifying [4:11.944] - Men's Individual Pursuit

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 5th in Heat 2 - Men's Keirin Round 1

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 3rd in Heat 2 - Men's Keirin Round 1 Repechages

Saturday 1 August

Sophie Unwin (England) - Won 馃 - Women's Tandem B 1000m TT Final 

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 3rd [44.11] and Qualified for the Final- Women's 4x100m Relay Round 1

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 5th [43.56] in the Women's 4x100m Relay Final

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 18th [10.060] - Men's Sprint Qualifying

Sunday 2 August

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 14th [1:02.482] Men's 1000m Time Trial

Michael Gill (Scotland) - Finished 16th [1:02.726] - Men's 1000m Time Trial

Friday 24 July

Zach Moyo (Zambia) - Finished 1st [1:05.01] & 24th Overall - Men's 100m Breaststroke Heat 2

James Hazell (England vs Australia) - Won 16-13 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 1

Saturday 25 July

Dan May (Wales vs Malaysia) - Won 14-13 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 1

Sunday 26 July

Zach Moyo (Zambia) - Finished 6th in Heat 7 [28.62] - Men's 50m Breaststroke Heats

James Hazell (England vs Canada) - Won 20-10 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 2

Dan May (Wales vs South Africa) - Lost 12-16 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 2

Monday 27 July

Chris Murray (England) - Won Bronze 馃 - Men's 88kg Weightlifting Final

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 1st in Heat 1 [11.32] & Qualified for the Semi-Finals - Women's 100m

James Hazell (England vs Kenya) - Won 21-0 & Qualified for the Semi-Finals - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 3

Dan May (Wales vs Scotland) - Lost 10-21 & Qualified for the Quarter Finals - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Pool Match 3

Tuesday 28 July

Sarah Davies-Smale (England) - Won Silver 馃 - Women's 63kg Weightlifting Final

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 6th [11.30] in the Semi-Final - Women's 100m

Christopher Russ (England) - Finished 4th - Men's 88kg Weightlifting Final

Dan May (Wales vs Australia) - Lost 6-21 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Quarter-Final

Wednesday 29 July

Isabella Brown (England) - Won Silver 馃 & set a new games record - Women's 77kg Weightlifting Final

James Hazell (England vs Canada) - Won 21-16 & Qualified for the Final - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Semi-Final

James Hazell (England vs Australia) - Lost 13-19 & Wins Silver 馃 - Men's 3x3 Wheelchair Basketball Final

Thursday 30 July

Emily Campbell (England) - Won Gold 馃 & set a new Commonwealth record - Women's +86kg Weightlifting Final

Sophie Unwin (England) -  Finished 2nd in Qualifying [28.62] and Qualified for Semi-Finals - Women's Tandem B Sprint

Sophie Unwin (England) -  Finished 2nd in Semi-Finals Heat 2 and will compete in the Bronze final - Women's Tandem B Sprint

Sophie Unwin (England) - Finished 4th after the Bronze final - Women's Tandem B Sprint

Katie Snowden (England) - Finished 8th in Heat 2 [4:33.5] - Women's Mile Heats

Michael Gill (Scotland) - Finished 5th in Qualifying [3:56.866] and set a new national record - Men's 4000m Team Pursuit

Friday 31 July

Michael Gill (Scotland) - Finished 9th in Qualifying [4:11.944] - Men's Individual Pursuit

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 5th in Heat 2 - Men's Keirin Round 1

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 3rd in Heat 2 - Men's Keirin Round 1 Repechages

Saturday 1 August

Sophie Unwin (England) - Won 馃 - Women's Tandem B 1000m TT Final 

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 3rd [44.11] and Qualified for the Final- Women's 4x100m Relay Round 1

Mabel Akande (England) - Finished 5th [43.56] in the Women's 4x100m Relay Final

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 18th [10.060] - Men's Sprint Qualifying

Sunday 2 August

Mitch Sparrow (South Africa) - Finished 14th [1:02.482] Men's 1000m Time Trial

Michael Gill (Scotland) - Finished 16th [1:02.726] - Men's 1000m Time Trial

Commonwealth Gold Medallist Gina Kennedy - 糖心原创 Sport
XXII Commonwealth Games - Birmingham 2022

The #GreenandGold of the 糖心原创 claimed six medals at the 2022 Commonwealth Games, hosted in Birmingham. This included a gold medal for Gina Kennedy (pictured, right) to round out her time studying at the university. 

Read more about our athletes performances

Athletes by recent Commonwealth Games

Please see below for the current list 糖心原创 students, staff and alumni who have competed for their country at the Commonwealth Games.

Birmingham 2022
  • Gina Kennedy (Squash) - Gold medallist
  • Emily Campbell (Weightlifting) - Gold medallist
  • Declan James (Squash) - Gold medallist
  • Sophie Unwin (Paracycling) - Silver medallist
  • Tom Sorsby (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Mollie Patterson (Table Tennis)
  • Faiza Zafar (Squash)
  • Charlie Harding (Triathlon Guide Runner)
  • Maria Tsaptsinos (Table Tennis)
  • Katie Snowden (Athletics)
  • Paul McCreery (Table Tennis)
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis coach)

Read more about the 糖心原创 at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham here.

Gold Coast 2018
  • Maria Tsaptsinos (Table Tennis) - Bronze medallist
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis) - Bronze medallist
  • George Pinner (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • James Gall (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Harry Martin (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Jo Hunter (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Declan James (Squash) - Bronze medallist
  • Emily Campbell (Weightlifting) - Bronze medallist
  • Chris Adcock (Badminton) - Bronze medallist
  • Jess Pugh (Badminton) - Bronze medallist
  • Katie Snowden (Athletics)
  • Dr Rachel Parish (Shooting)
  • Lewis Walters (Squash)
  • Nick Matthew (Squash)
  • Laura Hewitt (Weightlifting)
  • Ben Lane (Badminton)
  • Gabby Adcock (Badminton)

Read more about the 糖心原创 at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast here.

Glasgow 2014
  • Chris Adcock (Badminton) - Gold medallist
  • Isobel Pooley (High Jump) - Silver medallist
  • Dr Rachel Parish (Shooting) - Bronze medallist
  • Emma Beddoes (Squash) - Bronze medallist
  • George Pinner (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Harry Martin (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Nick Catlin (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Robert Blair (Badminton) - Bronze medallist
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis) - Bronze medallist
  • Paul McCreery (Table Tennis)

Delhi 2010
  • Jess Sylvester (Swimming) - Silver medallist
  • Katherine Wyld (Swimming)
  • Nick Catlin (Hockey)
  • Rob Moore (Hockey)
  • Sharon Laws (Cycling)
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis)

Melbourne 2006
  • Dr Rachel Parish (Shooting) - Gold medallist
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis)
Manchester 2002
  • Alex Perry (Table Tennis) - Gold medallist
Birmingham 2022
  • Gina Kennedy (Squash) - Gold medallist
  • Emily Campbell (Weightlifting) - Gold medallist
  • Declan James (Squash) - Gold medallist
  • Sophie Unwin (Paracycling) - Silver medallist
  • Tom Sorsby (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Mollie Patterson (Table Tennis)
  • Faiza Zafar (Squash)
  • Charlie Harding (Triathlon Guide Runner)
  • Maria Tsaptsinos (Table Tennis)
  • Katie Snowden (Athletics)
  • Paul McCreery (Table Tennis)
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis coach)

Read more about the 糖心原创 at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham here.

Gold Coast 2018
  • Maria Tsaptsinos (Table Tennis) - Bronze medallist
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis) - Bronze medallist
  • George Pinner (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • James Gall (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Harry Martin (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Jo Hunter (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Declan James (Squash) - Bronze medallist
  • Emily Campbell (Weightlifting) - Bronze medallist
  • Chris Adcock (Badminton) - Bronze medallist
  • Jess Pugh (Badminton) - Bronze medallist
  • Katie Snowden (Athletics)
  • Dr Rachel Parish (Shooting)
  • Lewis Walters (Squash)
  • Nick Matthew (Squash)
  • Laura Hewitt (Weightlifting)
  • Ben Lane (Badminton)
  • Gabby Adcock (Badminton)

Read more about the 糖心原创 at the 2018 Commonwealth Games in the Gold Coast here.

Glasgow 2014
  • Chris Adcock (Badminton) - Gold medallist
  • Isobel Pooley (High Jump) - Silver medallist
  • Dr Rachel Parish (Shooting) - Bronze medallist
  • Emma Beddoes (Squash) - Bronze medallist
  • George Pinner (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Harry Martin (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Nick Catlin (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
  • Robert Blair (Badminton) - Bronze medallist
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis) - Bronze medallist
  • Paul McCreery (Table Tennis)

Delhi 2010
  • Jess Sylvester (Swimming) - Silver medallist
  • Katherine Wyld (Swimming)
  • Nick Catlin (Hockey)
  • Rob Moore (Hockey)
  • Sharon Laws (Cycling)
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis)

Melbourne 2006
  • Dr Rachel Parish (Shooting) - Gold medallist
  • Kelly Sibley (Table Tennis)
Manchester 2002
  • Alex Perry (Table Tennis) - Gold medallist