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Welcome to the BAA Heathrow London Youth Games -
Europes largest youth sports event!


Overall Winning Borough - Havering
Each year, over 20,000 young Londoners take part in the Games, in a choice of 28 different sports.

During two days of thrilling sporting action on 10 and 11 July Havering re-claimed the Jubilee Trophy for the overall winning Borough from last years winners Bexley the seventh time in eight years they have won the title.  Redbridge took second place with Bexley following in third. Bexley also demonstrated outstanding sportsmanship over the two days and were named winners of the Ric Grice Fair Play Award while Greenwich made the short journey home with the Trophy for Most Improved Borough.

Tessa Jowell with London Youth Games participants
The free online games were launched by inspirational figure Michael Watson during a spectacular opening ceremony on Thursday 8 July. Tessa Jowell continued the festivities when she joined more than 12,000 of Londons hottest young sporting stars over the Finals Weekend of the BAA Heathrow London Heathrow Youth Games at Crystal Palace.

"I was delighted to be able to support the BAA Heathrow London Youth Games in person this year.  The boys and girls who will compete in these games may well become the Olympians of the future."

In addition to her support the prestigious event has gained the backing of several high profile figures and organisations to help build on its success over the past 26 years.  Ken Livingstone, Barbara Cassani, and former participant Linford Christie have all recently backed the Games, and event partners now include London 2012, the Greater London Authority, London Active Partnership, Sport England, Association of London Government, Choice FM and the Royal Navy.

Borough Map - click to find your Borough

If youre aged between 6 and 17 you could be following in the footsteps of past competitors such as Linford Christie, John Regis, Steve Backley, Ashley Cole, Ledley King, Anne Keothavong and new 400m track star Christine Ohuruogu, who recently qualified for the Olympics having participated for Newham only four years ago.Want to get involved? 

If you live or go to school in London, click on the map to find your Borough and take your next step to sporting stardom!





Key dates    LHYG 2004 Finals weekend July 10 & 11
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