The Ynys Môn
tournament kicks off this Sunday (June 16th), with football teams from islands across the globe heading to North Wales.
First, let’s do some number-crunching!
30 – how many games
will be played over the 6 days
10 – the number of islands
represented in the tournament, with 16 teams
4,780 – the number of miles travelled by the St Helena teams to
get to Anglesey
12 - the number of pitches on the island that will be used
2,700 - the amount of minutes of international men's and women's
football that will be played during the summer tournament (not including
extra-time and penalties!)
16 – the age of the youngest player across the squads. Ynys Môn’s Catrin
Evans is 16-year-old. The winger has been earmarked as one to watch for the
tournament, by women’s manager Karen Williams
64 - The number of caps Ynys Môn’s women's team goalkeeper Nicky
Davies has won for the Welsh women's national team.
20 - It is 20 years to this summer when Ynys Môn won their only
gold medal in the football competition, as the men's side (then led by the
current Wales Assistant Manager Osian Roberts) went all the way in Gotland in
1999 and bagged the top prize.
2025 - Hoping to build on the Inter-Games, this is the year Ynys Môn
Island Games Association hope to host the International Island Games. The bid
to host the event, dubbed the mini-Olympics is in full swing.


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