Jersey's Commonwealth Games Association has announced its team for the Commonwealth Games due to be held in Delhi in October.

33 competitors from eight sports have been entered, all meeting rigorous qualifiying standards.

Team members are:

Archery: Lucy O’Sullivan and Michael Coward.
Judy O’Sullivan will be the Archery Team Manager.

Athletics: Kathryn Rothwell and Zane Duquemin.
Andrew Winnie will be the Athletics Team Manager.

Badminton: Mariana Agathangelou, Kim Ashton, Elizabeth Cann and Solenn Pasturel.
Michael Kjeldsen will be the Badminton Team Manager.
N.B. Both Mariana Agathangelou and Elizabeth Cann are also being considered for selection for the England Team for the Commonwealth Games and, if selected, will not be representing Jersey.

Cycling: Robin Ovenden, Chris Spence and Richard Tanguy.
Toby Aubert will be the Cycling Team Manager

Squash: Kate Cadigan, Jeannine Cowie and Michael Hopkins.
Nick Taylor will be the Squash Team Manager

Swimming: Ian Black
Paul Du Feu will be the Swimming Team Manager.

Lawn Bowls Ladies: Sue Noel, Christine Grimes, Helen Greechan, Karina Bisson, Rachel Macdonald and Joan Renouf.
Eileen Vowden will be the Team Manager for the Ladies Team
Men: Cyril Renouf, Derek Boswell, Allan Quemard, Malcolm De Sousa, John Lowery, and Michael Rive.
Derek Ferguson will be the Men’s Team Manager.
Overall Team Coach for both the ladies and the men is Lachlan Tighe.

Shooting: Full Bore: Bruce Horwood and Daniel Richardson
Nick Atkins will be the Team Manager
Small Bore: Steven Le Couilliard and Marc Yates
Richard Bouchard will be the Team Manager
Pistol: Mary Norman
Peter Norman will be the Team Manager
Clay Target Andrew De La Haye
Angelo Kalekas will be the Team Manager

General Team Manager: Paul Huddlestone
Assistant to the GTM: Paul Du Feu
Medical support team: Dr. Carl Clinton, Dr. Adam Garnett, Dr. Sam Huddlestone and physiotherapist, Morag Obaska.
Team Sports Psychologist: Dr. Jeremy Cross
Conditioning Coach: John Scriven

Both the Association’s President, Martin Hebden and the Secretary General, Alan Cross, will also be travelling with Team Jersey.