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Local athletes triumph at International Children's Games

TEAM Lanarkshire won 18 medals in six sports at the three-day International Children’s Games.Read

Organisers celebrate a successful games at closure of event in Strathclyde Park

FIVE days of fun, sport and friendship at the International Children’s Games in Lanarkshire were celebrated with a closing ceremony at Strathclyde Park on Sunday evening.Read

International Children’s Games open with a bang

OVER 8000 people were at Fir Park, Motherwell, last Thursday evening for the opening of the 45th International Children’s Games.Read

Hamilton Park host 2011 Lanarkshire International Children’s Games raceday

HAMILTON Park will start a 50-day countdown to this summer’s 2011 Lanarkshire International Children’s Games with a raceday, next Wednesday, dedicated to the major event.Read

Flag handover ceremony conducted at Kelowna Winter Games

THE official International Children’s Games flag is now on Scottish soil after the conclusion of the International Children’s Winter Games in Canada.Read

UWS academic to play key role in upcoming games

A HAMILTON woman has been appointed lead sport psychologist to provide support to athletes competing at the International Children's Games this year.Read

Clock ticking towards starts of Children’s Games in Lanarkshire

THE 12-month countdown to the start of Lanarkshire’s 2011 International Children’s Games was marked last week at the Scottish Parliament and later in front of more than 7000 fans at Motherwell’s Fir Park.Read

Motherwell FC kid Jack hopes ICG success can propel him to first team

GOLDEN boot hero Jack Leitch is hoping his performance at this year’s International Children’s Games (ICGs) can help him land a place in Motherwell’s first team.Read

Record nine-medal haul for county kids in Bahrain

TEAM Lanarkshire achieved its biggest-ever medal haul at the International Children's Games after claiming nine in Manama, Bahrain.Read

Team Lanarkshire off for 2010 International Children’s Games in Bahrain

LANARKSHIRE’S 20-strong team of athletes set off early on Sunday for the 2010 International Children’s Games in Manama, Bahrain.Read

International Children's Games 2011 will be about more than just sport

SCHOOLS across Lanarkshire are gearing up for next year’s International Children’s Games.Read

Lanarkshire team selected for International Children's Games in Bahrain

LANARKSHIRE’S 20-strong team of young athletes for the International Children's Games in Manama, Bahrain, has been named.Read

Leaving a legacy from the International Children's Games 2011

STUART White, Managing Director of Century 21 UK, is based in Coatbridge, yet he has managed to send the logo of the International Children’s Games in Lanarkshire worldwide.Read

Braidhurst High pupils design card for International Children’s Games

PUPILS from Braidhurst High School in Motherwell won a competition to design Christmas cards which dropped through letter-boxes across the world – from Taipei to Ohio, USA.Read

Pulling together to make International Children’s Games a winner

THE Airdrie and Coatbridge Advertiser has thrown its weight behind the Lanarkshire 2011 International Children’s Games.Read

Golden girl Mhairi is face on the Children’s Games bus

MOTHERWELL Athletics Club star Mhairi Hendry has become one of the faces of the International Children’s Games which are coming to Lanarkshire in 2011.Read

International Children's Games countdown hits the streets

ROAD all about it – signs promoting the Lanarkshire 2011 International Children’s Games have gone up all across the county.Read

ICG delegation visits venues in Lanarkshire

A MONKLANDS school was put under the microscope recently in preparation for a major sporting event in two years’ time.Read

EK athletes bring home medals from International Children's Games

EAST Kilbride athletes were on top form at the weekend as Emma Brown and Rachel Whittle brought home gold medals from the International Children’s Games in Athens.Read