A former world junior mini-trampoline champion, Asha Philip became the first British woman to achieve a global 100m title when she won gold at the 2007 World Youth Championships. After overcoming injury, she returned to win her first major senior international title in 2014 at the European Championships as part of Britain’s 4x100m relay team.

Asha and her team had earlier won 4x100m relay bronze for England at the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games and added European sprint relay silver in 2016 to go with selection for her Olympic Games debut in Rio. Asha was part of the 4x100m relay team which won bronze, before going one better in the same event to claim a World Championship silver medal in London the following year and Doha in 2019.

Yorkshire-born Jack Laugher, made his Olympic debut at London 2012, finishing 27th in the 3m springboard event. 

At Rio Olympic Games in 2016 as Team GB's divers recorded their best ever Games, Jack claimed his first Olympic medal - a Silver in the 3m springboard. He and diver, Chris Mears then became Britain's first ever diving Olympic champions by claiming a historic Gold!

Following this success in Brazil, alongside Chris, Jack was awarded an MBE from the then Prince Charles.

Most recently he claimed his third Olympic medal of his career after an enthralling 3m springboard diving competition in Tokyo in 2021 – completing his set with a hard-fought bronze!

Jack took to the boards once again at Paris 2024 where he added a further bronze medal to his Olympic collection alongside his diving partner, Anthony Harding in the men's 3m synchro.

Jack now boasts an Olympic gold, silver and two bronze medals.

Maisie Summers-Newton, born in Wellingborough, is a double Paralympic Gold winning medallist, as well as being the current world record holder in the SM6 200m Individual Medley - after only making her debut in 2018.

After a stream of medals in championships across global, European and Commonwealth events, she continued to rise to prominence at Tokyo 2020 where she became a double Paralympic champion, winning both the SB6 100m breaststroke and SM6 200m individual medley finals.

In Paris 2024, Maisie successfully defended her Paralympic gold medals, winning both the women's 100m Breastsroke SB6 and the women's 200m Medley SM6.

Maisie then added to her medal tally with a bronze in the Women's 400m freestyle S6. We're extremely proud of Maisie's achievements so far, and hope there's more to come in the future from the superstar swimmer. 

Oliver Lam-Watson was born with klippel-trenaunay syndrome and his leg’s condition worsened around the age of 8. His disability doesn’t allow him to straighten or weight bare on his left leg.

At his debut Paralympics in Tokyo, he won two medals alongside Dimitri Coutya and Piers Gilliver with silver in the Team Foil and Bronze in the Team Épée.

Oliver successfully added to his Paralympic medal collection in Paris 2024, achieving silver in the Men's team foil alongside team mates Dimitri Coutya and Piers Gilliver.

He followed his silver medal by taking bronze in the Men's team épée, taking his final total to two for the games. We are hugely proud of Oliver's achievements and hope there's more to come in the future!