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Be the best you can be. Backing young athletes & clubs across Jersey with support, belief and game-changing opportunities.

Apply for funding or support us by visiting loulouracefoundation.org. Inspiring young athletes to be the best they can be. The LouLou Race Foundation aims to support underfunded young people in their sports aspirations and nurture talent. The Foundation supports individuals in solo and team sports by financing young athletes' all the necessary costs and support, whether providing equipment, arrang

ing travel for competitions, or providing access to top-level mentors and professional coaches.
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We hope all young athletes who join the LouLou Race Foundation programme feel part of a wider supportive community cheering on one another.

27/08/2026

Meet LouLou athlete Elizabeth Hart. 🎯

Some journeys start in unexpected places.

For Elizabeth Hart, it all began at 13 years old when she joined her dad at the local rifle club. Since then, she's gone on to represent both Jersey and Great Britain, win multiple British titles and earn a place on the Olympic Potential Programme.

Now working towards the Commonwealth Games and her long-term goal of competing at the 2032 Olympics, we look forward to following Elizabeth's journey.

20/08/2026

Big news for LouLou athlete Siena Stephens, who has been awarded a wildcard for the Supertri Pro Series Final in Jersey on 6 September! 🇯🇪

Siena will be lining up alongside some of the biggest names in triathlon, with the added bonus of racing in front of a home crowd.

A brilliant opportunity and an even better one to have right here in Jersey.

06/08/2026

Meet LouLou athlete Sam Nisbet 🚴

Sam first got into cycling when he was around 10 years old. Since then, he's progressed from racing at regional level to competing nationally, earning multiple podium finishes, winning the 2026 BUCS Cyclocross Championships and taking his first national-level victory. This year, he's taken another step forward by racing in France, Spain and Italy.

With support from the LouLou Race Foundation, Sam can continue gaining valuable international racing experience as he works towards his ambitions of competing at the highest level.

29/07/2026

A new Island record. 🔥

Jamie Oldham broke the Jersey 100m record in the heats at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, clocking an incredible 10.41 seconds to become the island's fastest-ever man over 100m.

We're proud to have sponsored Jamie's race kit and to see him achieve this incredible milestone.

📸 Photo by Robbie Dark Photography

27/07/2026

What a week for LouLou athletes Filip Nowacki and Isaac Thompson at Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games.

🥈 Filip made history by winning Jersey's first Commonwealth Games medal in 36 years with silver in the Men's 100m Breaststroke, before sealing his place in a second final in the Men's 50m Breaststroke.

👏 Isaac reached the first major international final of his career in the Men's 200m Backstroke, finishing eighth-best in the Commonwealth with another outstanding performance on the biggest stage.

We couldn't be prouder to see both athletes representing Jersey. The future is incredibly bright.

Congratulations, Filip and Isaac!

12/07/2026

A little look back at a great day on the range. ⛳

It was brilliant to welcome pupils from Grouville School and Grainville School to Longueville Golf Range for a day of trying something new, learning new skills and, most importantly, having fun.

Today, as we mark three years since Louise's passing, we're reminded why the LouLou Foundation was created. Louise believed in giving young people opportunities to thrive, and we're proud to continue that legacy by helping more children across Jersey discover new experiences and build confidence through sport.

A big thank you to Longueville Golf Range and Head Professional James Evans for making the day possible. We can't wait to create more opportunities like this for young people in Jersey.

29/06/2026

Congratulations to LouLou Race Foundation athlete Natacha Searson on winning the Aspirational Double Sculls at Henley Women's Regatta alongside teammate Natasha Phillips. 👏🚣‍♀️

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20/06/2026

A huge congratulations to LouLou athletes Filip Nowacki and Isaac Thompson on being selected to represent Jersey at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games .

We'd also like to congratulate all the athletes selected to represent Team Jersey and wish them every success as they prepare for Glasgow 2026.

19/06/2026

Earlier this week, the LouLou Foundation welcomed around 70 pupils from Grouville School and Grainville School to a free golf experience day at Longueville Golf Range.

Hosted in partnership with Longueville Golf Range and Head Professional James Evans, the event gave Years 5, 6 and 7 pupils the opportunity to try golf in a fun and supportive environment, with many picking up a club for the very first time.

At the LouLou Foundation, we're passionate about creating opportunities for young people in Jersey to access sport, build confidence and experience the positive impact physical activity can have on their wellbeing.

A huge thank you to Longueville Golf Range and James Evans for helping make the day such a success and for inspiring the next generation to get active and try something new.

18/06/2026

A fantastic result for Amber Mauger last weekend, finishing 7th at Round 4 of the British Cycling National XC Series. 🚵‍♀️👏

Her hard work and dedication continue to shine through, keeping her on track for an overall top-10 finish.

We're proud to support Amber on her journey.

Address

2nd Floor The Le Gallais Building, 54 Bath Street
St. Helier
JE11FW

Telephone

+441534511700

Website

https://www.loulouracefoundation.org/

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