Team, field & athletics

The governing body for all cricket in the Bailiwick of Guernsey, including Alderney, Herm and Sark, and an Associate member of the International Cricket Council since 2008.

The non-profit sports governing body for association football in the Bailiwick, founded in 1893, managing the Guernsey national team and running various leagues and cups.

Registered charity and non-profit organisation, formed in 2011, offering men's and women's football and a Soccer School at Victoria Park Stadium.

Rugby union club, also known as the Raiders, that plays at Footes Lane in St Peter Port and competes in National League 2 East.

Community cricket club on Alderney, with its ground, The Butes, widely regarded as one of the most scenic in the British Isles.

Sports club founded in 1946, offering coaching in sprints, distance running, jumping, and throwing for over 400 members at Footes Lane Athletics Track.

Incorporated association formed in 1940 during the German Occupation, affiliated with England Netball, and is the island's largest female sport.

Charity established in 1988, operating as a Royal Yachting Association Recognised Training Centre with a Sailability programme.

Walking football club offering pay-and-play sessions at KGV Memorial Playing Fields, affiliated with FIWFA, WFA, and the Guernsey Sports Commission.

Organisation offering free therapeutic horse riding for disabled adults and children from age three upwards, operating since 1974.