We still have plenty more athletes to announce as part of our Commonwealth Games team for 2014, hopefully in all 17 sports! What sport at the Commonwealth Games are you most interested in? Still to come... Hockey Netball 7's Gymsports Boxing Squash Judo Wrestling Table Tennis Badminton Weightlifting AND... more athletics, bike variations and other potential additions! Cant wait!

#waybackwhensday “He used his head as much as his fists, and I don’t mean he was a brainy boxer - he head-butted repeatedly!" - Ted Morgan Ted Morgan - New Zealand's only Olympic boxing gold medallist came up against many a challenge in his path to victory. Including a head-butting Italian, dislocated knuckles and a new weight class (as he put on weight during his long boat trip to Amsterdam, 1928) He was the epitome of a true Kiwi champion! Read all about Ted Morgan's story, it's a great one: http://www.olympic.org.nz/nzolympic/athlete/ted-morgan Ted passed away 22 November 1952. With great pride we remember him.

#memoriesofgold No. 92 "There are few occasions when athletes get to see other sports being played because we tend to only see our sport. The Commonwealth Games is one of those few times when athletes from all over can come together and share in the sports we love so much." - Danyon Loader on his Gold Medal win in the 200 Butterfly, Victoria 1994. #makingusproud Read more Commonwealth Games Memories of Gold: http://www.olympic.org.nz/nzoc/100-memories-of-gold (c) Getty Images: Image from 1996

We are proud to announce the Lawn Bowls team selected to represent New Zealand at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games! Shannon McIlroy Singles & Triples Richard Girvan – Pairs & Fours Blake Signal – Pairs & Fours Ali Forsyth – Triples & Fours Tony Grantham – Triples & Fours Jo Edwards – Singles & Pairs Val Smith – Pairs & Fours Amy McIlroy – Triples & Fours Mandy Boyd – Triples & Fours Selina Goddard – Triples & Fours David Stallard - Partially Sighted Pairs Sue Curran - Partially Sighted Pairs Lynda Bennett – Disabled Triples Barry Wynks – Disabled Triples Mark Noble – Disabled Triples Directors: Christine Foster and Peter Blick (c) Getty Images For more info go to www.commonwealthgames.kiwi

Announcing our Lawn Bowls team for #Glasgow2014 today... #watchthisspace

#memoriesofgold No. 93 Teamwork at it's finest: "At each range I shot first with John doing the wind picking and altering my sight so the wind wouldn’t blow the shots off the target, he got me the top score of all the shooters... We were very proud Kiwi’s when the gold was put around our necks and now are looking forward to defending our title at Glasgow. As I was the oldest NZ competitor at Delhi I am sure I will have the same honour at Glasgow! - Mike Collings on his Gold Medal win alongside John Snowden in the Fullbore Target Shooting, Delhi 2010. #makingusproud Read more from this and more Memories of Gold: http://www.olympic.org.nz/nzoc/100-memories-of-gold (c) Getty Images

#memoriesofgold No. 94 Did you know that Rowing was last a Commonwealth Games sport in 1986? The games were held in Edinburgh, Scotland - In fact, the same location used for the rowing will be home for the Triathlon in 2014, Strathclyde Country Park! And, just like at the Olympic Games, the Kiwis were GOLD on the water - Stephanie Foster claimed Gold for New Zealand in the Single and Double Sculls in 1986. #makingusproud Read more from Memories of Gold: http://www.olympic.org.nz/nzoc/100-memories-of-gold (c) Getty Images

#memoriesofgold No.95 "I looked at Jackie and said "did we win???" "Yes!" she said and before I knew it I was scooping her up, embracing what we had just achieved, a GOLD medal!" Joelle King on winning the Squash Women's Doubles Gold with Jaclyn Hawkes in Delhi 2010. Read more from Memories of Gold: http://www.olympic.org.nz/nzoc/100-memories-of-gold #makingusproud (c) Getty Images