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Sporting Club
Manx Youth Games 2022
Souvenir Booklet
BeeNyShare
Message from the Minister Message from the
On behalf of the Department of Lieutenant Governor
Education, Sport and Culture, it is Since arriving on the Isle of Man at
my pleasure to welcome you to the the end of last year, I have been
2022 Manx Youth Games at the astounded by the sporting
National Sports Centre. opportunities available to the
This is the very first event Manx community.
delivered in partnership with our I met with representatives from
new sponsors, Sporting Club Isle Sporting Club Isle of Man following
of Man, and I would like to take this the official launch of the Games in
opportunity to once again thank January, so I now realise the
them for their support, without which, this wonderful event magnitude of this event and the
would not be taking place here today. opportunities that it provides to young people. It is terrific
that you are being encouraged to be physically active, to learn
I would also like to extend my thanks and gratitude to all of new skills, to make new sporting friends that will last a lifetime
the coaches and volunteers whose hard work and dedication and to develop a love of sport that will lead to a healthy and
behind the scenes make this whole event the success that it active lifestyle.
is. Without their efforts today, we wouldn’t have a Games, so
on behalf of the Department a very big thank you to you all. I would like to pass on my sincere thanks to the sponsors,
Sporting Club Isle of Man, and to all of the coaches and
And finally, the stars of the show today, our participants. I volunteers, who have given up their time so willingly year on
hope you all have a day to remember and an experience that year to deliver such a wonderful event.
will keep you involved in sport within your community and To all participants, I look forward to seeing you all at the
maybe beyond, which will allow you to enjoy the benefits of National Sports Centre for the Sporting Club Manx Youth
an active and healthy lifestyle for many years to come. Games event and I hope to visit many of the sports around
the Centre throughout the day. I hope that you have a
Let the 2022 Sporting Club Manx Youth Games begin! wonderful experience.
With best wishes – and good luck and have fun.
Hon Julie Edge MHK
Minister for Education, Sport and Culture
Sir John Lorimer
His Excellency the Lieutenant Governor
Message from Sporting Club Isle of Man
This year’s Manx Youth Games is the most sustainable one
yet with the introduction of EcoKit shirts for the coaches and
participants, the use of recycled paper for the training and
souvenir programmes, waterbottles made from sugar cane
and the opportunity to register online. We are really proud of
the support from our strategic partners to assist us in this
process.
We have a strong sense of responsibility to our members
and community to ensure that the projects we undertake
continue to maximise the benefits for our island, and it is
really pleasing to see so many children, parents, coaches and
Sporting Club Isle of Man is extremely proud of the work
volunteers continue to assist to make the Manx Youth Games
undertaken in partnership with the Department of Education, one of the biggest grassroots sporting projects that keeps on
Sport and Culture, and their Sports Development Unit, growing. Without you, everything that encompasses the
throughout the build-up to today, in what is our inaugural Manx Youth Games could not be possible ... so Thank You.
Manx Youth Games as the sponsor.
We hope you enjoy this year’s games day, and remember the
As a community owned project, and registered charity, we most important thing is taking part and being the best
strongly believe in offering opportunities for our island version of you, with a little healthy competition thrown in for
through team sport for people to achieve their goals and good measure.
continue to develop on and off the field of play. This has to
start at the grassroots, and the Manx Youth Games continues Well done to each and every one of you!
to provide a great foundation and opportunity for so many
young people to experience and participate in a variety of
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sports, representing the importance of sport and an active
lifestyle for our island’s community. The Sporting Club Isle of Man board
2 |Welcome
Manx Youth Games EcoKit
In November 2021, the Manx Youth Games, through the sponsorship and support of Sporting
Club Isle of Man, and its kit supplier Hope & Glory, provided an opportunity for those young
people participating in this year’s Manx Youth Games to choose their EcoKit shirt design that
will be worn for the next three years. We can confirm the winning design was:
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Manx Youth Games EcoKit’s are available to purchase from
sportingclub.im/store/
3 | Ecokit
Car Parking
For parents and spectators dropping off participants, please note that there will be
NO PARKING in the NSC car parks (other than Disabled parking, which will be at the NSC Pool
car park on Groves Road). The Raceway around the perimeter of the NSC Outdoor Venue will
also be closed off during the day.
There will be NO vehicle access via New Castletown Road.
The OFFICIAL CAR PARK is at THE BOWL which is situated next to the MEA Power Station by
Pulrose Bridge.
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Photography
In line with the Sports Development Unit’s Safeguarding and Protecting Children Policy, those
wishing to take pictures on the 7th May 2022, will have to complete an application form for a
“Registered Photographer Pass” and display this at all times on the day itself.
STAFF WILL BE POLICING AND MONITORING THE USE OF PHOTOGRAPHIC
EQUIPMENT INCLUDING MOBILE PHONES ON THE DAY OF THE GAMES
Please return your completed forms to any of the venues below at the times and dates shown:
NSC Reception 3rd - 6th May inclusive 9.30am - 5.00pm
MSR Office (next to NSC Athletics track) Saturday, 7th May 8.30am - 10.45am
NSC Reception Saturday, 7th May 11.00am - 2.00pm
Registered Photographer forms are available from
http://www.msr.gov.im/myg
and they will be available at the above locations at the times and dates shown.
4 | Information for Parents
Safeguarding & Protecting Children
Minimum Standards for the 2022 Sporting Club Manx Youth Games
All Sporting Club Manx Youth Games Sports must meet the following criteria. If sports can not meet the
eight points detailed below, it could effect their subsequent participation in the games.
• All coaches and volunteers who facilitate Sporting Club Manx Youth Games training sessions must
complete a “Coach Details” Form and this must be submitted to the Sports Development Unit no
later than 1st December 2021.
• In order to comply with data protection, co-ordinators and coaches must NOT send group emails to
children or parents. Should coaches or co-ordinators wish to communicate with participants
electronically, then they should use the “Blind copy” function/setting when sending emails.
• Sports must have a minimum of two qualified coaches at each training session. In addition, where
numbers are excessive, volunteers and assistants would be required. Coaches and volunteers who
help at training sessions must have a satisfactory DBS check (from MSR), or provide a valid DBS
Certificate from their sport (period of 3 years).
• Where possible, there should be both male and female coaches/volunteers in attendance (or
female only for “girls only sports”).
• All coaches and volunteers (i.e. a parent who is assisting with registration) who will come into contact
with children during the Sporting Club Manx Youth Games and training sessions must have attended
a Sports Coach UK Safeguarding and Protecting Children workshop. This workshop is valid for 3
years. Free workshops will be on offer in January 2022.
• A qualified first aider must be present at all Sporting Club Manx Youth Games training sessions.
Free training will be on offer in January 2022.
• Where feasible and realistic sports must make every effort to be inclusive and subsequently offer
children with disabilities the opportunity to take part in Sporting Club Manx Youth Games training
sessions as well as the event itself.
• As part of each sport’s junior development plan children who have attended Sporting Club Manx
Youth Games training sessions should have the opportunity to continue in the respective sports
through leagues and junior competitions following the Sporting Club Manx Youth Games.
Codes Of Conduct & Fair Play
Players Parents
• Enjoy competing • Promote sports participation for the enjoyment,
• Do your best not just for the winning
• Show good sportsmanship and work • Teach and show respect for opponents and officials
• Play within the rules as part of a team • Congratulate your children regardless of the result
• Respect officials and the decisions they make • Teach sportsmanship and the value of teamwork
• Respect opponents • Encourage fair play and discourage cheating
Coaches Spectators
• Lead the players in playing fair • Encourage and support all players
• Show respect for players • Never use bad language
• Respect officials and the decisions they make • Respect officials and the decisions they make
• Stick to the rules • Discourage rough play and cheating
• Promote sport for the enjoyment, not just for • Enjoy the games regardless of the result
• Discourage rough play and cheating
the winning
Remember: It’s not the winning... but the taking part that counts!
5 | Safeguarding & Protecting Children
Smashed it
Badminton
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Badminton NSC Main Hall 1100 - 1500 Roberta Cannell Aalish Cassidy
Aalish started playing Badminton in the Manx Youth games in 2017 and 2018.
When she became too old to play she volunteered to assist at the East Badminton sessions at
the NSC on a Friday night and was put in charge of the Primary Girls for Douglas North/
Douglas South and The South. She has carried out this duty for the last 4 years. Aalish used
this opportunity to use Badminton as her Volunteering and Physical for the Duke of Edinburgh
Award and has achieved her Gold Award.
Aalish is hoping to go to Cumbria University in Sept to start training to be a Primary School
Teacher, another legacy for the Manx Youth Games.
Girls Years 4, 5 & 6 Boys Years 4, 5 & 6
Court No. 1 Court No. 2
Time Matches Time Matches
1055 D North v South 1055 D South v North
1120 West v North 1120 D North v South
11.45 D South v South 11.45 North v West
1210 West v D South 1210 D North v North
1235 West v South 1235 D North v D South
1300 North v D North 1300 South v D South
1325 West v D North 1325 North v South
1350 North v South 1350 West v D South
1415 D South v North 1415 D North v West
1440 D North v D South 1440 West v South
Girls Years 7, 8, & 9 Boys Years 7, 8 & 9
Court No. 3 Court No. 4
Time Matches Time Matches
1055 D North v South 1055 D South v North
1120 West v North 1120 D North v South
11.45 D South v South 11.45 North v West
1210 West v D South 1210 D North v North
1235 West v South 1235 D North v D South
1300 North v D North 1300 South v D South
1325 West v D North 1325 North v South
1350 North v South 1350 West v D South
1415 D South v North 1415 D North v West
1440 D North v D South 1440 West v South
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@iombadminton @iombadders
6 | Badminton
Dunk it
Basketball
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
SNHS Lower School
Basketball Primary-Sports Hall 1 1100 - 1500 Rebbcca Dunne Holly Hennessy
Secondary-Sports Hall 2
Holly has been involved in sport from an early age and always enjoyed being active. She began
netball at primary school, and has continued to play, now playing for Manx Gems netball club
and also is a member of the Isle of Man under 21 squad. It wasn’t until Holly reached secondary
school that she became aware of basketball on the Island, and she very quickly began playing
with her friends for fun, then to Saturday morning sessions and of course the Manx Youth
Games. Fast forward a couple of years, Holly is now a member of the Isle of Man Ladies
Basketball team, and attended her first Island Games in Gibraltar in 2019.
Whilst Holly is talented in both these sports, she demonstrates that one doesn’t hinder the
other and that you can perform highly, and develop your skills, in both.
Primary
- Teams will be split into 2 groups – Group A and Group B.
Once group games completed, this will then go off into playoff games.
- Group games will be half court and 5 minutes long; in the result of a turnover ball, the
team must take outside the 3 point line before they can begin their offence.
- Playoff games will be half court and 8 minutes long.
Secondary
- Teams will be split into 2 groups – Year 7/8 and Year 9/10.
Once group games completed, this will then go off into playoff games.
- All games will be full court and 6 minutes one way.
- Playoff games will be 5 minutes each way.
These may be subject to change pending on children engagement. Fixtures will be available
on the day, and also we will (if possible), email out to parents more specifics of fixtures when
we let them know team names prior to the event.
All children must wear suitable indoor footwear.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@IOMBBA
7 | Basketball
Run it
Cricket
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Ryder and
Cricket Cronkbourne Cricket Club 1100 - 1430 Sally Green
Rocco Spencer
Ryder and Rocco are brothers who really love the game of cricket! They have both participated
in Cronkbourne Cricket Club’s Manx Youth Games sessions with Ryder first in 2016 and then
Rocco taking over in 2019. From the Manx Youth Games Ryder progressed into Cronkbourne’s
junior age groups where he currently plays for their U15 side and played in the first team in
2021 regularly challenging himself against players significantly older than he is. Rocco is
currently U11 but also played U13 league cricket in 2021. In 2017 Ryder was selected to be
part of the Isle of Man U10 squad and has since been part of the U11, U13 and U15 squads
as well as being selected on to the Emerging Players Programme in 2020. Rocco was selected
to be part of the Isle of Man U13 squad in 2021 aged ten. Ryder and Rocco are very committed
and dedicated cricketers and their evident love for the game can be attributed back to their
participation in the Manx Youth Games and club cricket at Cronkbourne Cricket Club.
Competition Format
On the day teams will be organised via regions into teams of 8. Matches take approximately
45 minutes and played against some of the other regions (subject to numbers on the day).
Fixtures will commence at roughly 11, 12 and 13:15 with a lunch break scheduled for 12:45 to
13:15. There will be refreshments provided at Cronkbourne CC, but people are welcome to
bring their own lunch. The Manx Youth Games is all about having fun and making new friends,
therefore results are not recorded.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
iomcricket.co.uk @isleofmancricket
8 | Cricket
Crown
Green Bowls
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Crown Green
Nobles Park 1100 - 1430 Sonya Mercer Alex Hampson
Bowls
Alex started playing bowls at age 10 in 2019 through MYG’s. In the same year he won the
Young Manx Masters.
Since then, he has gone from strength to strength. In 2020 he reached quarter finals of the
Junior Manx Masters, but this time he was in the upper age bracket and playing against 11- to
18-year-olds. He was also semi-finalist in the Bill Oliver Memorial Cup.
In 2021 he reached quarter finals of the Jim Senior any combination doubles competition;
semi-finalist Rheuben Thomas Memorial Trophy; quarter finalist in the Ken Parker Cup and
started to play in the Outdoor Winter League.
He also plays for the Men’s Open League matches.
Competition Format
It’s a Knockout style Crown Green Bowls competition where all regions compete in a fun
format over a number of events from round robin competition, obstacle course, target
bowls, bowls ‘golf’ to name just a few.
The best individual score from each event will go towards their regions overall combined
score which will decide which region is crowned as MYG bowls champions 2022.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
iombowls.com @IOMCCGBA
9 | Crown Green Bowls
Play it
Girls Football
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Girls Football The Bowl 1100 - 1530 Simon Elson Kira Griffiths
Kira started playing football with Douglas Royal and was has been part of the Centre of
Excellence since the start of the programme at U10s
Kira joined Corinthians women last season and played in the floodlit cup final. Kira is now
in the Isle of Man senior women’s team and is only 16 years old, great achievement and
would like to go to the Island Games, and she helps coaches the male & female Centre of
Excellence for goalkeepers.
Competition Format
Duration of Matches
Matches will be 10 mins one way with no interval. Time will be added on for any excessive
delays at the referees’ discretion.
Rules
The matches will be played to Mini-Soccer rules. These are the same as normal F.A. rules
(this includes pass-backs to the goalkeeper) except that there is no offside and the defending
team must be 3 meters away when a free kick is taken. The goalkeeper is allowed to move
along the line as a penalty is taken. A shot cannot be taken direct from a kick-off. The retreat
rule from a goal kick will be in effect.
Code of Conduct
All those involved in the competition must observe and obey the Manx Youth Games code
of conduct.
Footwear
All players must wear suitable footwear and shin pads.
Results
The Manx Youth Games is all about having Fun & Making New Friends therefore results are
not recorded.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
isleofmanfa.com @IOMFA @isleofmanfa @isleofmanfa
10 | Girls FootballHandball
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
NSC Pitch in front of Main
Handball Stand/ HBN School in case of 1100 - 1400 Mike Jelski Millie Corlett
inclement weather
Handball’s Flagbearer today is coach, Millie Corlett. Millie began her handball coaching
journey during her studies at UCM where she is a Sports Student. She completed her Level
1 Coaching and Refereeing Qualifications in a partnership programme between UCM Sport
and the IoM Olympic Handball Association and was voted IoM Young Handball Coach of the
year in 2021. She is now in her 2nd year coaching the Manx Youth Games East Handball
Squad.
Competition Format
Round Robin Event where all the children will be guaranteed lots of playing time and fun.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@IOMHandball
11 | HandballStrike it
Hockey
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Hockey NSC 1100 - 1500 Dee Gimbert Dominic Hubble
Starter at Harlequins doing MYG very promising hockey player, now playing at Vikings was
selected for Under 18 and recently progressed to the mens Island Squad, he has this year
been selected to train in UK with England Hockey Set up.
Competition Format
Boys and Girls will play matches as a Round Robin, with lunch break a round 12.30 for half an
hour if time allows, with a play off and then a presentation at 3 o’clock.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@manxhockey
12 | HockeyTackle it
Multi Sport
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Multi Sport The Bowl 1100 - 1400 Sarah Buss Aaron Towler
This Manx Youth games is Arron’s 8th year. He goes to SEN Multi sports as he wants to be big
and strong like the Ravens (FC Isle of Man) especially captain Sean Doyle.
How the Day will run
1st Activity once opening ceremony has finished and participants are back at the bowl
Break
2nd Activity
Break
3rd Activity
Break
4th Activity
Lunch
Free Play
Presentation 13:15 - 13:30
**subject to change
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
13 | Multi SportNetball
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Poppy Irving &
Netball Bemahague 1100 - 1500 Hollie McGowan
Ariana Kerrus
We have two fantastic individuals representing Isle of Man Netball as flag bearers, Poppy
and Ariana.
Ariana has been playing netball at Ramsey Club from 2017 and before that attended MYG
Netball sessions. At 16 years old, Ariana is member of the Isle of Man Netall U17 squad and
also plays in the senior league with Ramsey. Ariana is beginner umpire, working towards her
C award and also helps coach at junior and MYG sessions! Ariana is a fantastic club and
team member and a coaches dream!
Poppy has grown up surrounded by netball. Her grandmother, Judi Clark-Wilson, founded
the Manx Netball Association (now Isle of Man netball) and her mother, Fiona Kemp,
represented the Isle of Man at netball over a 25 year period. Poppy currently plays club
netball for Simcocks Netball club and has been a member of the Isle of Man netball squad
for three years, currently playing in the U17s. Poppy is an experienced beginner umpire and
also coaches for her club’s under 11’s.
Both Ariana and Poppy show such passion for netball in all aspects and are great role
models for the sport. They have a bright future ahead!
On the day our teams will all meet at the designated meeting point listed in the information
pack (NSC outdoor overflow car park) for 9.15am sharp where you will be greeted by your
coaches in anticipation of the opening ceremony.
Competition Format
On the day teams will be organised via regions and into a rotating sevens round robin format
to allow everyone to play against each other. All region coaches will be in charge of overseeing
the children on the day.
We would ask all children to bring along a packed lunch for the day and appropriate clothing
for outside play. Should there be any severe weather disruptions we do have a back-up plan
for the day and the details are posted above in the programme.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@Manx Youth Games Netball IOM
14 | NetballSmashed it
Squash
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Squash NSC Squash Centre 1100 - 1500 Les Callow Harvey Douglas
Flag bearer will be Harvey Douglas who started playing squash in the Manx Youth Games.
Competition Format
Players will split into equal groups and play a round robin in the morning. There will be a break
for lunch of 45mins.
In the afternoon players will be re-graded and split into equal groups and again play a round
robin. Each player will have at least 4 matches in the morning and a further 4 in the afternoon.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@IOMSRA
15 | SquashDive in to it
Swimming
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Swimming NSC 1145 - 1600 Lee Holland Laura Kinley
Laura Kinley is a 25 year old Swimmer preparing to compete at her third Commonwealth
Games in Birmingham 2022. Laura started her sporting career at the youth games
competing in athletics, then took further interest in cycling and badminton. Since choosing
swimming, Laura has broken more than 100 National Records and won British Medals as
well as experiencing a Commonwealth Final in the womens 4x100m medley relay in 2018
Gold Coast Games.
Competition Format
Races may be added in subject to time on the day. Relays are subject to time.
Backstroke Breaststroke
Girls 8-9 25m Girls 8-9 25m
Boys 8-9 25m Boys 8-9 25m
Girls 10-11 25m Girls 10-11 25m
Boys 10-11 25m Boys 10-11 25m
Girls 12 & Over 50m Girls 12 & Over 50m
Boys 12 & Over 50m Boys 12 & Over 50m
Freestyle Team Relays
Girls 8-9 25m Girls 8-9 4x25m
Boys 8-9 25m Boys 8-9 4x25m
Girls 10-11 25m Girls 10-11 4x25m
Boys 10-11 25m Boys 10-11 4x25m
Girls 12 & Over 50m Girls 12 & Over 4x25m
Boys 12 & Over 50m Boys 12 & Over 4x25m
Team Relays
Mixed 8-9 8x25m
Mixed 10-11 8x25m
Mixed 12 & Over 8x25m
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@Isle of Man Swimming Association
16 | SwimmingBring it
Table Tennis
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Table Tennis NSC Secondary Hall 1100 - 1600 Malcolm Lewis Wilma Dalugdugan
Wilma is one of our excellent junior players and has already represented the island in the 6
Nations Tournaments where we play the likes of England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Guernsey
and Jersey. She is a regular member of the island training squad and has won 70% of her
league matches showing great form. She is also a volunteer for the Manx Youth Games in
the Ramsey sessions and has just qualified as a Level 1 Coach.
Competition Format
The competition will take one of two formats depending on numbers on the day:
Option 1 - Regions will play against each other throughout the day with one region resting
on each rotation. Approximate times for the start of each round are 11.00am, 11.40am,
12.35pm, 13,30pm and 14.25pm. If this format is played then times will be published in the
hall on the day.
Option 2 – we will split players into groups of 5 or 6 to play matches against other players in
a round robin format. We will repeat this format for a second round ensuring players
compete against others of the same ability
Either format would see the players kept busy during the day with a lot of table tennis for
them.
If time permits, we will use our junior players to demonstrate some of the squad drills we
use on training nights as well as a match involving two of them.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@TableTennisIOM
17 | Table TennisTry it
Tag Rugby
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Vagabonds Rugby Club
Tag Rugby 1100 - 1500 Gareth Hinge Daisee Sewell
(Ballafletcher)
Daisee has always been involved in sport, ranging from swimming to horse riding and even
competing for the Western team in hockey at the Manx Youth Games. Recently her main
sporting focus has been rugby. For the past three and half years she Daisee involved in the
Vagabonds Ladies rugby team and this season has been the first year she has been old
enough to start and play competitively in matches. Sport on the island, especially rugby, is a
great scene to participate in, offering many opportunities to compete, be part of a community
and have some fun.
Competition Format
On the day teams will be organised via regions and into a rotating round robin format to allow
everyone to play against each other. All region coaches will be in charge of overseeing the
children on the day.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
@Isle of Man Rugby @rugby_iom @iomrdo
18 | Tag RugbyLove it
Tennis
Sports Leader
Event Venue Times Co-ordinator
Opening Ceremony
Tennis Albany Tennis Club 1100 - 1500 Rob Comber Sean Drewry
Sean is the IOM number one tennis player and represents the IOM at the IG and County Cup
Events, he also travels away to compete in Semi profession tournaments rating 1.1 - 4.1 which
is the elite before you would enter the ATP Futures professional tour and then the ATP tour.
Competition Format
The day will be a round robin event with all Regions competing against each other, number
of participants is not known as yet. All will attend the opening and then take a bus to Albany
for the competition.
Medal Ceremony
Presentations to be made by representatives of the sport and/or representatives from our sponsor,
Sporting Club Isle of Man.
19 | TennisNorth
East
West Douglas North
& Onchan
East
Douglas South
& Braddan
South
20 | The RegionsWHERE NEXT!
If your son or daughter has enjoyed the
Manx Youth Games, this is only the
start of their journey.
The Where Next pages offers
opportunities to join Community clubs
and continue the journey!
Badminton @iombadminton @iombadders
Basketball @IOMBBA
Cricket iomcricket.co.uk @isleofmancricket
Crown Green Bowls iombowls.com @IOMCCGBA
Girls Football isleofmanfa.com @IOMFA @isleofmanfa @isleofmanfa
Handball @IOMHandball
Hockey @manxhockey
@Manx Youth
Netball
Games Netball IOM
Squash @IOMSRA
@Isle of Man
Swimming
Swimming Association
Table Tennis @TableTennisIOM
Tag Rugby @Isle of Man Rugby @rugby_iom @iomrdoJUNIOR
CLUBS
Sunterra Global Ballasalla
Castletown Netball Club
Location - Castle Rushen High School
Location - Ballakermeen High School
Cherubs (years 2 & 3) Gym, Wednesday - 5.45-6.30 pm
Under 14 - Thursday 5.30-6.30 pm
Under 10 (years 4 & 5) Sports Hall, Wednesday - 5-6 pm
Under 17 - Thursday 6.30 - 7.30 pm
Under 13 (years 6, 7 & 8) - Wednesday - 6-7 pm
Contact Ballasalla.netball@gmail.com
Under 15 (years 9 & 10) - Wednesday 7-8 pm
Year 11 + Wednesday 8-9.30 pm
Contact Castletownnetball@hotmail.com
Manx Gems Netball Club
Location - Bemahague School
Thompson Travel Netball Club
Under 11 - Wednesday 6-7 pm
Location - Bemahague School
Under 14 - Wednesday 7-8 pm
Under 11 - Wednesday 6-6.45 pm
Under 17 - Wednesday 8-9 pm
Under 14 - Wednesday 6.45-7.30 pm
Contact Manxgemsnc@gmail.com
Under 17 - Wednesday 7.30-9 pm
Contact Thompsontravelnetballclub@gmail.com
Route 1 Netball Club
Location - QE2 High School
Under 9 - Monday 5.30-6.15 pm Simcocks Eagles Netball Club
Under 11 - Monday 5.30-6.15 pm Location - Castle Rushen High School
Under 14 - Monday 6.15-7.15 pm Year 3, 4 & 5 - Monday 5-6 pm
Under 17 - Monday 7.15-8.30 pm Year 6, 7 & 8 - Monday 6-7 pm
Contact Route1netball@gmail.com Year 9 & 10 & U17 - Monday 7-8 pm
Contact Simcocksnetball@gmail.com
Ramsey Netball Club Northern Stars Netball Club
Location - Ramsey Grammar School Location - Ramsey Grammar School
Under 14 - Wednesday 6-7 pm Under 14 - Thursday 5.30 - 6.30 pm
Under 17 - Tuesday 6.45-8.30 pm Contact NorthernstarsNC@gmail.com
Contact Ramseynetball@gmail.com
ALL THE CLUBS HAVE A NUMBER OF VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES. PLEASE
CONTACT THE CLUB TO SEE WHAT OPPORTUNITIES ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN
CLUBS OR OPERATIONS@NETBALL.IM FOR ROLES WITHIN IOM NETBALL – OUR
SPORT RELIES ON VOLUNTEERS AND WE ARE EXTREMELY GRATEFUL FOR
ANYONE WHO CAN OFFER THEIR TIME TO HELPIOM JUNIOR
SQUASH
Albright
r squash coach Carl
On the right Junio vel op me nt officer
nior de
and on the left Ju
Patrick Fitzpatrick.
Come and enjoy squash on
a Saturday afternoon, learn
Session: new skills and continue to
Saturday 2pm - 3pm. practice and enjoy what
you started in the Manx
Price £4 Youth Games.
Contact Les Callow on les.c@manx.net for details.BADMINTON
Where to go next?
DID YOU ENJOY PLAYING BADMINTON IN THE MYG’s AND
WANT TO CARRY ON PLAYING?
Below is a list of the local clubs and the contact for each club.
Most clubs run from September - April.
EAST
Cu-Plas Callow St.Ninians BC
SOUTH Sundays 2-3pm @ NSC
Rushen Hotshots BC Contact: Sue – 615441 / 455929
Thursdays 6-8pm @CRHS susannedomingo@gmail.com
Contact: Janet 469745 Top-Coat Fencibles BC
Saturdays 1-3pm @ Bemahague
Contact: Roberta – 432041
NORTH
Sulby BC
Mondays 6.30-7.30 @ RGS WEST
Contact: Ian – 332624 Peel BC
Kirk Michael BC Contact: Davy - 843243
Tuesdays 6-9pm @ Park View Hall
Contact: Steph -- 878389
24 | Training Schedule and General InformationHOCKEY
Where next?
DID YOU ENJOY PLAYING HOCKEY IN THE MYG’s AND
WANT TO CARRY ON PLAYING?
Below is a list of the local clubs and the contact for each club.
Most clubs run from September - May.
EAST
SOUTH
Bacchanalians
Castletown Contact
Contact
juniors@bacchashc.com
castletownhcjuniors@gmail.com
Saracens Harlequins
Contact Contact
saracenshockey@manx.net Jacksonsanne@hotmail.com
Vikings
Contact
vikingsjuniors@hotmail.com
NORTH
Ramsey WEST
Contact Valkyrs
ramseyhockeyclub@gmail.com Contact
valkyrsjuniors@gmail.com
For further information on how to continue playing Hockey
please visit our website www.manxhockey.orgCrown Green Bowls
What’s on next?
DID YOU ENJOY PLAYING BOWLS IN THE MYG’s AND
WANT TO CARRY ON PLAYING?
Below is a list of the local clubs and the contact for each club.
Most clubs run from May to September
South Ramsey Bowling Club - Junior Club
Commencing 11th May and
each Wednesday thereafter 17:15 to 18:15
Contact: Gill Morgan on 418503
Castletown Bowling Club - Junior Club
Saturdays 11:00 to 12:00
Contact: Sonya Mercer on 418033
Douglas Bowling Club - Junior Club
Saturdays 10:30 to 11:30
Contact: Mervin Sayle on 435609
Marown Bowling Club - Junior Club
Saturday’s 10:30 to 11:30
Contact: Phil Kelly on 463933
In addition to the above, Isle of Man Crown Green Bowls Association
hope to initiate a Junior League in 2022. More details will be available
on IOMCGBA website - www.iombowls.com
or phone Phil Kelly on 463933.What’s on next?
CRICKET
Manx Youth Games participants are encouraged to attend their local regional
festivals where they can continue the fun of the Manx Youth Games. This can be
done by joining their local cricket club or turning up to their local festival. To join
in with your local cricket festival please meet at 6 o’clock.
The regional split will be -
North and West
Ramsey Cricket Club, Peel and St Johns Cricket Club and Crosby Cricket Club
South and East
Castletown Cricket Club, Cronkbourne Cricket Club and Finch Hill Cricket Club
Central
Cronkbourne Cricket Club and Finch Hill Cricket Club
For dates and venues please go to www.iomcricket.co.uk/cricsoft.html
To join your local cricket club please contact the following:
Castletown Cricket Club Finch Hill Cricket Club
Colin Jackson Janelle Clarke
ccsec@manx.net taylorclarke2@manx.net
Cronkbourne Cricket Club Peel & St Johns Cricket Club
Oliver Helfrich Brendan Bennett
ohelfrich@longandhumphrey.com bj_bennett_13@hotmail.com
Crosby Cricket Club Ramsey Cricket Club
Kevin Quine Rob Webber
crosbycc@manx.net robwebber75@gmail.com
For cricket updates please go to
www.iomcricket.co.uk or @iomcricket28 | Training Schedule and General Information
Where to next?
TABLE TENNIS
We know many of you enjoyed the Manx Youth Games sessions and we’d
love you to continue playing after the actual day. We have regional clubs
in the North on Thursdays (at Ramsey Grammar School) and in the South
on Tuesdays (at the Buchan School). We also have the NSC booked on
Wednesdays after TT week.
In addition we have a competitive Junior League that starts in September
and would like to see many more players entering this as a way forward
to our senior leagues.
Please contact any of the people below for more information on any of
these events:
You can also find us on our website:
www.tabletennis365.com/IOM or on Facebook/Table Tennis/IOM
Malcolm Lewis
mlewis@manx.net Development Officer and Coach
Maggie Mulhern
maggie.mulhern@manx.net Chairperson and Coach
Tim Baker
tbaker@manx.net League Secretary and Coach
29 | Training Schedule and General InformationWhere to go next?
SWIMMING
Enjoy swimming and
interested in progressing
your swimming skills?
Want to train and have fun at the same time?
Contact one of the swimming clubs below to find out more.
DOUGLAS, RAMSIEAN, SOUTHERN and PEEL
Swimming Clubs are working together to identify and
encourage new swimming talent on the Island.
DOUGLAS RAMSIEAN SOUTHERN PEEL
Andie Humphreys Charleen Smithies Angela Katz
Tel: 491686 Tel: 241777 Tel: 493049 Tel: 842525
dascsecretary ramsieanswimming angelakatz kath
@gmail.com @outlook.com @gmail.com @westernswimmingpool.im
All Clubs offer competitive and
non-competitive wwww.iomswim.im
pathways in swimmingTENNIS
Where next?
Summer 2022 Isle of Man Tennis Clubs & Junior Programmes
Ramsey Tennis Club / Junior Hub
Sunday
9.30 – 10am Mini Tots Age 3-5
10 – 11am Mini Red Beginners Age 5 – 7
11 – 12 Noon Mini Red Advanced Age 5 – 7
11.30 – 12.30pm Mini Orange/Green Age 7 – 11
12 – 1.30pm Junior Yellow Ball Age 11 – 16
Douglas Tennis Club / Junior Hub
Saturday
10 – 11am Mini Tennis Beginner & Advance Age 5 – 7
11 – 12 Noon Mini Orange/Green Age 7 – 11
12 – 1pm Yellow Ball Age 11 - 18
Castletown Tennis Club / Junior Hub
Saturday
10.30 – 11.15 Mini Red (Mixed Standard) Aged 4 – 10
11.15 – 12 Noon Mini Red (Mixed Standard) Aged 4 – 10
Albany Tennis Club / Junior Hub
Saturday
11.15 – 12Noon Mini Tots Age 3 – 5
12 – 1pm Mini Red Beginners Age 5 – 7
1 – 2pm Mini Red Advanced Age 5 – 7
Tuesday
5.30 – 6.30 Orange Ball Age 7 – 9
5.30 – 6.30 Green Bal Age 9 – 11
Wednesday
4.30 – 5.30 Orange Ball Age 7 – 9
Friday
4.30 – 5.30 Green Ball Age 9 – 11Visit the Manx Youth Games website
for further information
Visit our Facebook page
for further information
Visit the Sporting Club Isle of Man website
for further information on our sponsor
National
National
Sports
Sports
Centre
Centre
• Douglas
• Douglas
• Isle•of
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of Man
• IM2
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Telephone:
Telephone:
0162401624
688592688592
sduenquiries@gov.im
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