Army Sport (formally known as the Army Sport Control Board) was formed in 1918 and is the regulatory body for sport played in the British Army at all levels. It is funded by both public and non-public funds.
Army Reserve Sport is now part of Army Sport. Teams and individuals can now compete in Regular Army Competitions.
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The Army Sports Lottery provides an essential source of non-public funding for sport. Members can win attractive prizes and apply for a range of grants.
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Sponsorship provides additional non-public funding for sport. For more information contact Army Sport and Mongoose Agency for more information.
The Army Sport High Performance Pathway/ (ASHPP) is a new initiative launched using the £1.4m donation following the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games.
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