The Utmost Community Sports Funday is returning again on 5 September, from 12:00 to 16:00 at Saumarez Park.
Organised in collaboration with the Guernsey Sports Commission, the day is filled with fun, fitness, and friendly competition and is free to attend.
Some of the sports included during the day are boxing, cheerleading, motorsport, cycling, football, cricket, netball, and table tennis with tennis and padel being new additions.
The Sports Challenge Card is also back this year offering attendees a way to engage in the day’s activities by completing a series of fun challenges potentially winning an exclusive sports-related prize.
St. John’s Ambulance will also be on-site, ready to assist and interact with the community.
Nicky Will, Director of Communications for the Guernsey Sports Commission, said: “The Utmost Community Sports Funday has really become a must attend event for our island community.”
“It’s more than just sports; it’s about uniting people, fostering well-being, and creating lasting memories. We are passionate about making sure the community know what sports are on offer in Guernsey and this Fun Day helps us showcase a broad cross section.”
“We are also delighted to welcome back the Guille-Alles Library who will provide a shady spot for some sports-themed reading and once again Guernsey Dairy will be offering free milk at the event.”
Derek Aherne, CEO of Utmost Guernsey, added: “We are proud to witness the event’s continued growth and success year after year.
“It reflects the strong community spirit that makes this occasion so special and highlights the unique ability of sport to bring people together. We look forward to joining you for another memorable day at Saumarez Park.”
