Plans to develop and nurture future sports stars

Wednesday, 29 July 2015 00:00

More help is needed to nurture and develop the Island's future crop of sporting talent.

Isle of Man Sport has announced a strategy geared toward helping our sportsmen and women achieve even greater success in future years.

Expressions of interest are sought from members of the public who feel they could aid schools, clubs and individuals in a training and talent spotting capacity.

Sports performance co-ordinator Chris Quine says the Island is now being recognised for much more than just cycling:

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