Birmingham 2022
Alongside the sporting action, a cultural programme will showcase Birmingham 2022’s urban, contemporary and digital vision – much of it hosted in the city’s streets and squares. An Urban Festival will embrace youth and diversity: music, free running, skateboarding, BMX, street dance and sport climbing.
The full sports programme was announced in August 2019 with Women’s T20 Cricket, Beach Volleyball and Para Table Tennis confirmed, bringing the total number of sports to 19. With eight para sports and 135 women’s medal events, Birmingham 2022 is set to have the largest ever female and para sport programme in history.
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The Games are made possible with thanks to the Birmingham 2022 sponsors. Find out more here: Partnerships | Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games
Our Team for Birmingham 2022
Meet all the AthletesDid you know?
Birmingham will see the debut of 3×3 Basketball and also bring Wheelchair Basketball into the Games for the first time
Birmingham is a diverse city – home to 187 nationalities from around the Commonwealth and the rest of the world
46% of Birmingham people are under the age of 30
Birmingham 2022 will see the return of Judo – Team Scotland’s most successful sport at Glasgow 2014
About the Team
Meet the Staff
Former badminton player Elinor Middlemiss is our first ever female Chef de Mission – meet the team she’ll be leading in Birmingham.
Photo Galleries
Follow Team Scotland at the Birmingham 2022 Games with photo galleries of all the action and from behind the scenes.
Scotland House
Scotland House will be our home from home in Birmingham, hosting our VIP guests and partners for events and dining.
Achieve 2022
Up-and-coming athletes and coaches will enjoy a multi-games experience in Birmingham later this month as part of the 2022 Achieve programme.