The Royal Family has changing roles following the death of Queen Elizabeth II but their dedication to sport will be unaltered. Through wide-ranging links with charities and sporting bodies, important publicity is gained for various organisations by Royal patronages.
But who from the Royal Family is attached to which sporting associations? Here are just a few of the examples of royalty providing patronages to sport.
Prince William, The Prince of Wales
President of the Football Association
The British Sub-Aqua Club
The Hurlingham Polo Association
Gloucestershire County Cricket Club
Princess Catherine, The Princess of Wales
The Rugby Football League
The Rugby Football Union
SportsAid
The 1851 Trust
The Lawn Tennis Association
Princess Anne, The Princess Royal
Amateur Jockeys Association of Great Britain
British Olympic Association
British Universities and Colleges Sport Limited
Give Them A Sporting Chance
London Scottish Football Club
Racehorse Owners Association
Royal Naval Equestrian Association – Eventing
Royal Naval Sailing Association
The British Horse Society
The British Show Jumping Association
The Jockey Club
UK Coaching
Prince Edward, The Earl of Wessex
GB Snowsport Ltd
Sport and Recreation Alliance
The Royal Household Cricket Club
The Tennis and Rackets Association
Sophie, The Countess of Wessex
British Bobsleigh & Skeleton Association
British Cycling Federation
British Wheelchair Basketball
England Hockey
Foundation of Light (Sunderland AFC)
UK Armed Forces Winter Sports Association
The Duke of Kent
International Lawn Tennis Club of Great Britain
Kent County Cricket Club
