London Youth Games Foundation welcomes members and partners to the Annual General Meeting and Trophy Presentations for the 2025 season
On Monday 21 July, the London Youth Games Foundation was delighted to welcome members and partners to the Annual General Meeting and Trophy Presentations for the 2025 season, held at the Hyatt Regency London Stratford.
The AGM provided an opportunity to reflect on the successes and challenges of the season, which saw over 160,000 young Londoners participate in 37 different sports throughout the year. Commitments were made to enhance the Games for all young Londoners through our LYG50 Campaign.
Our LYG33 youth engagement and leadership cohort shared what the Games mean to them, and the difference the experience has had on their lives. They also outlined how they would like to work with decision makers to ensure youth voice is used to improve youth sport provision locally.
It provided an opportunity to celebrate the outstanding achievements of our young participants, who have shown sportsmanship and determination throughout the season.
The winners of the London Youth Games 2025 major trophies were awarded to:
Jubilee Trophy – Bromley
The Jubilee Trophy was awarded to the borough who accumulated the most points from the best 24 scoring competitions they participated in across the season. Bromley’s highlights of the season were: Gold (1st) in Para Games Athletics, Gold (1st) in Football (U15 Girls), Gold (1st) in Cross Country (Male) and Gold (1st) in Para Games Swimming Male and Female.
Para Games Trophy – Haringey
The Para Games Trophy was awarded to the borough achieving the highest number of points across the Para Games Athletics, Swimming, Football, Boccia and Indoor Rowing events. Haringey’s highlights include Gold (1st) in Para Games Football Female and Gold (1st) in Para Games Football Male.
Most Improved Trophy – Kingston
The Most Improved Trophy was awarded to the borough achieving the biggest increase in points from the previous season to the current season across their 24 scoring sports. Kingston’s highlights of the season were: Gold (1st) in LYG Boys Basketball Finals, Gold (1st) in LYG Boys Table Tennis and Gold (1st) in Football U13 Girls.
Inner London Trophy – Hackney
The Inner London Trophy was awarded to the inner London borough accumulating the most points from the best 24 scoring competitions they have participated in across the season. Hackney’s highlights include Gold (1st) in Boccia, Gold (1st) in Indoor Rowing and Gold (1st) in Road Cycling.
The LYG Board and staff team extends their gratitude to our member boroughs, Borough Team Organisers, volunteers, partners, sponsors and supporters for their commitment and support to creating meaningful sporting opportunities for all young Londoners.
Looking Ahead: 50 Years of LYG
With the 50th anniversary Golden Games approaching in 2027, LYG is calling on Londoners to share their stories and experiences to showcase the life-changing impact of the Games.
The Foundation also aims to raise £5 million to celebrate this milestone and secure the Games for future generations. Show your support for the future of the London Youth Games and create opportunities for every young Londoner.