Evan Campbell aims for personal best at Commonwealth Games
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 24, 2026, 7:20 AM
Last updated Jul 24, 2026
Evan Campbell, the decathlete from Jersey, is preparing for his Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow. Competing against top athletes, Campbell hopes to learn from the competition and improve his performance. He achieved a personal best decathlon score of 7,282 points last summer and wishes to score similarly in Glasgow. Campbell is part of a historic team representing Jersey in multi-event disciplines alongside heptathlete Lucy Woodward. The competition will take place over two days, allowing Campbell to engage with experienced athletes like Damian Warner.
- •Evan Campbell makes his Commonwealth Games debut in Glasgow.
- •He aims to learn from top decathletes during the event.
- •Campbell previously won bronze at the 2025 UK Indoor Championships.
- •He set a personal best of 7,282 points last summer.
- •Jersey sends a record 21 competitors to the Games.
- 7:20 AMYahoo Sports — Decathlete Campbell aims to learn from best at Games
"Jersey's Evan Campbell says he hopes competing with the discipline's "top guys" will raise his performance at the Commonwealth Games.
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