Three Team Surrey swimmers are preparing to represent their nations on one of the biggest stages in international sport as they head to the 2026 Commonwealth Games. Megan Hansford, Will Sellers and Delphine Riley have all earned selection for their respective teams, showcasing the strength of Team Surrey's performance pathway and the world-class talent developing within the programme.
Representing Jersey, the Cayman Islands and their respective national teams, the trio will compete across a range of sprint, backstroke and freestyle events as they look to make their mark against the Commonwealth's best athletes.
Megan Hansford Ready to Represent Jersey
Team Surrey swimmer Megan Hansford will proudly represent Jersey at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, competing in an impressive six-event programme.
Hansford has been selected for the women's 200m backstroke, 100m backstroke and 50m backstroke, highlighting her strength as one of Jersey's leading backstroke swimmers. Alongside her backstroke events, she will also compete in the 50m butterfly, 100m freestyle and 50m freestyle, demonstrating her versatility across multiple disciplines.
Competing across six events is a testament to Hansford's dedication, consistency and ability to perform at a high level across different strokes and distances. Her selection marks a significant achievement in her swimming career and reflects years of hard work in training and competition.
As she prepares to take on some of the Commonwealth's strongest swimmers, Hansford will be aiming to produce personal-best performances while proudly flying the flag for Jersey on the international stage.
Will Sellers Set for Cayman Islands Debut
Will Sellers will represent the Cayman Islands at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, competing exclusively in the backstroke events.
The Team Surrey athlete has been selected for the 50m backstroke, 100m backstroke and 200m backstroke, giving him the opportunity to showcase his abilities across the full range of sprint and middle-distance backstroke races.
Sellers has developed into a highly competitive backstroke specialist and his Commonwealth Games selection is a reward for years of commitment and progression within the sport. The opportunity to represent the Cayman Islands at a major multi-sport event is a significant milestone and will provide invaluable experience against world-class opposition.
With three events on his programme, Sellers will be focused on delivering strong performances and gaining experience on one of the most prestigious stages available to Commonwealth athletes.
Delphine Riley Ready to Race for Guernsey
Delphine Riley will represent Guernsey at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, taking on a demanding programme of freestyle events.
Riley has been selected to compete in the 200m freestyle, 400m freestyle and 800m freestyle, demonstrating her ability across a range of distances. From the speed and tactical racing required in the 200m event to the endurance challenge of the 800m freestyle, her selection highlights her impressive versatility in the pool.
Representing Guernsey at the Commonwealth Games is a major achievement and reflects the hard work and determination Riley has shown throughout her swimming journey. The Games will provide an opportunity to compete against some of the Commonwealth's leading freestyle swimmers and continue her development on the international stage.
Team Surrey is proud to see Riley taking her place among the world's best as she prepares for this exciting opportunity.
A Proud Moment for Team Surrey
The selection of Megan Hansford, Will Sellers and Delphine Riley for the 2026 Commonwealth Games is a proud moment for Team Surrey and a reflection of the talent being developed within the programme.
Their achievements showcase the dedication, ambition and resilience required to reach the highest levels of sport, while also providing inspiration for the next generation of Team Surrey athletes.
As the countdown to the Games continues, the entire Team Surrey community will be behind Megan, Will and Delphine, wishing them every success as they represent Jersey, the Cayman Islands and Guernsey on the Commonwealth stage. We can't wait to see what they achieve.