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Sarah Winckless
An Olympic and World Champion medalist with over 20 years experience in high performance sport.
Sarah Winckless – Chair of the British Olympic Association Athlete’s Rowing Commission, LOCOG Athlete Commission Member and Rowing Commentator offers a unique and power… |
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Sean Fitzpatrick
Sean is a former rugby union footballer who represented New Zealand, and is widely regarded as one of the finest players ever to come from that country. One of the most durable rugby union players of all time, Sean Fitzpatrick was one of the very best. His illustrious experience both on and off the … |
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Serita Shone
Serita’s International career started in athletics at the young age of 15 where she represented England in the Pentathlon, this led on to Serita winning the English Schools competition aged 18 and then to representing Great Britain in the heptathlon. Serita switched to bobsleigh in 2011 … |
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Shane Williams
Shane Williams
IRB World Player of the Year 2008
Shane Williams plays on the wing for Wales and the Ospreys and has been described as ‘the most exciting player of the modern age’.
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Sharon Davies MBE
Sharron Davies occupies a unique position in British life. In an age of increasingly fleeting fame and notoriety, she has been one of the UK’s best known and most popular sportswomen since bursting onto the scene as a 13 year old Olympian in 1976. More than 30 years later she is still a popula… |
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Shirley Webb
Shirley Webb stars as Gladiator ‘Battleaxe’ on Sky One and is also an Olympic Athlete. Her numerous television appearances have included Gladiators, the Paul O’Grady Show, the Five Thirty Show, Sky News and BBC news. She has attracted over 250 newspaper articles and widespread t… |
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Sir Geoff Hurst
His hat-trick in the 1966 World Cup Final is one of the greatest sporting moments in world cup football history. |
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Sir Matthew Pinsent MBE
In 1992 Matthew graduated in Geography from St Catherine's College, Oxford, where he was President of the Oxford Rowing Club. Also in 1992, at the age of only 21, Matthew had his first taste of Olympic success, when in a Coxless Pair with Sir Steve Redgrave, he won Gold at the Barcelona Olympic… |
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Steve Backley OBE
After seven Gold medals, three world records, two Olympic silver medals and one bronze, Steve Backley finally hung up his javelin at the 2004 Olympic Games in Athens, showing he was still one of the world’s best by placing 4th in the final.
For over a decade, Steve was one of Britain’… |
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Steve Parry
Steve Parry, a natural leader, achieved his lifetime goal of becoming an Olympic Medalist at the Athens Olympics in the summer of 2004. He competed in the 200m Butterfly, perhaps one of the most hotly contested events of the programme. Parry became 1 of only 3 people to ever beat Michael Phelps in h… |
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