Rhys Moore: Set to make his mark at the Island Games
Rhys Moore, an esteemed member of MannBenham Fiduciaries, is gearing up for a significant event that will test his skills outside of the office. Instead of corporate services and governance, Rhys will be handling a bow and arrow, as he is set to participate in the upcoming Island Games as a part of the Isle of Man’s archery team.
This year, the Island Games will take place in Guernsey, with nine athletes from the Isle of Man competing in the sport of archery. These athletes will be divided into two teams: the Recurve Team and the Compound Team. Rhys, who is participating in his second Island Games, will be a part of the latter.
The Isle of Man’s archery team has a history of success at the Island Games and hopes to maintain its good track record in this year’s competition. With athletes like Rhys who possess both dedication and talent, the team’s prospects look promising.
In preparation for the games, Rhys and the Isle of Man team have been working determinedly, even bringing in additional coaches to help enhance their training regime. This intensive preparation underscores the team’s commitment to upholding the Isle of Man’s sterling reputation in archery.
Rhys’ participation in the Island Games not only serves as a testament to his athletic abilities but also highlights the well-rounded nature of the professionals at MannBenham Fiduciaries. While their primary focus is to provide high-quality corporate services, they also encourage pursuits beyond the commercial field, promoting personal growth and community involvement.
As the Island Games approach, the Isle of Man eagerly awaits to see how its athletes will perform. Rhys Moore and his team have the support of the community, and their efforts in preparing for the games have already made them winners in the eyes of many.
Rhys’ participation in the Island Games is indicative of his character and determination, traits that serve him well in his career at MannBenham and his sporting endeavours. As he steps onto the archery range in Guernsey, he will not only be representing his team and the Isle of Man, but also the spirit of MannBenham.
