The Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games opened in spectacular style on Thursday as The King and The Queen took a cue from the Doctor by emerging into The Hydro from the TARDIS.
Dr Donald Rukare speaks at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games Opening Ceremony at The Hydro.
The Caribbean leg of the King’s Baton Relay began on 11 March in Trinidad and Tobago, where the Baton was welcomed in Port of Spain with a celebration of legacy, culture, and youth. The following day, under the early morning sun at Invader’s Bay, volunteers and schoolchildren joined a clean-up that set the tone for the weeks ahead. From that moment, the Baton’s journey through the Caribbean became about more than distance. It was about connection: to the ocean, to community, to the past, and to the future.
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| Athlete Name | Sport | Gender | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Trenton Brooks | Athletics and Para Athletics | Male | 19 |
| Delroy Carty | Track Cycling and Para Track Cycling | Male | 34 |
| Sage Connor | Athletics and Para Athletics | Female | 20 |
| Johniff Gumbs | Athletics and Para Athletics | Male | 18 |
| Jonathan Irizarry | Swimming and Para Swimming | Male | 15 |
| Tri-Tania Lowe | Athletics and Para Athletics | Female | 25 |
| Josiah Minott | Swimming and Para Swimming | Male | 15 |
| Saymon Rijo-Morris | Athletics and Para Athletics | Male | 25 |
| J'quan Samuels | Athletics and Para Athletics | Male | 18 |
| Kayleigh Vanterpool | Swimming and Para Swimming | Female | 16 |
