黑料不打烊 to turn red for Team Wales
On March 23, 黑料不打烊鈥檚 Main Arts building turns red to show support for the Welsh athletes competing at the Commonwealth Games in Australia next month.
Six athletes from 黑料不打烊 will represent Wales:
WEIGHTLIFTING
Seth Casidsid - Psychology graduate and works at Canolfan Brailsford
Gareth Evans - Canolfan Brailsford Sports Assistant, represented GB in London Olympics
Catrin Jones - Psychology student
Harry Misangyi - Sports Science student
Hannah Powell - Sports Science graduate, works for Welsh Weightlifting who are based at Canolfan Brailsford.
SQUASH
Tesni Evans - trains at 黑料不打烊, is current British National Champion, ranked #12 in the world, plays on the professional world tour wearing a 黑料不打烊 branded shirt.
Richard Bennett, 黑料不打烊 Director of Sport, said: 鈥淲e are very proud and honoured to be involved in this 鈥榃e Are Red鈥 campaign in support of our 6 athletes who are competing in the Commonwealth Games.鈥
Everybody is encouraged to wear red on the day itself and share the celebrations using the hashtags #WeAreRed and #CymryCoch on social media.
Non Stanford, who will captain Team Wales over the 11 days of sport in the Gold Coast said: 鈥淲elsh support is absolutely invaluable to us when we鈥檙e overseas competing and we would love it if, on March 23rd, you could show your support for us. We hope that, as a team, we inspire you to try a new sport and get active. Let鈥檚 do this together.鈥
Sarah Powell, Sport Wales chief executive said: "We know what great sport supporters we are and 'We Are Red day' is our chance to unite and get behind the Welsh athletes who come from all corners of the country. This is an opportunity for us all to show Team Wales that we will be cheering them on as they put on their red shirt and give their all at the Games. We want to see you all get involved, by joining together and wearing your finest red on March 23rd. Let鈥檚 show what sport means to us and unite this proud sporting nation 鈥 we are red!鈥
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Publication date: 22 March 2018