"In July 2006, Nicol announced that he would be retiring after the 2006 World Open in September. Nicol's final match was a loss to Thierry Lincou in the quarter-finals. Nicol turned his focus to promoting the game, providing sponsorship, support and coaching through his company Peter Nicol Squash, and promoting events worldwide through Eventis Sports Marketing Ltd. Following a move to the United States, he set up the Nicol Champions Academy in New York and co-founded SquashSkills, an online coaching resource aimed at delivering squash coaching from many of the world's top players. Nicol also won men's doubles Gold Medals"
"borough has produced many other champions of sport past and present including Stephanie Cook, Gail Emms, Liz Yelling and Paula Radcliffe who is Life Vice-President of Bedford & County Athletic Club Viking Kayak Club organise the Bedford Kayak Marathon with canoe racing held along the Embankment on Bedford's riverside and organise national ranking Canoe Slalom events at the Cardington Artificial Slalom Course (CASC), which was the first artificial whitewater course in the United Kingdom. CASC is also the venue each year for the United Kingdom's National Inter Clubs Slalom Finals, the largest canoe slalom event by participation in the United"
"T. Davies, a traditionalist Catholic writer and public figure was born in Yeovil in 1936, while the film historian William K. Everson was born in the town in 1929. Sportspeople from the town include: Barnsley defender Martin Cranie, Olympic pentathlete Sam Weale and his twin brother Chris Weale who is a professional goalkeeper for Yeovil Town. Heather Stanning, a rower who won a gold medal in the 2012 Olympic Games, was born in Yeovil. England Women's Rugby World Cup winner 2014, and freedom of the town holder Marlie Packer is from Yeovil. The arts are represented by Jim Cregan, a"
"County Cricket Club is the only Welsh participant in the England and Wales County Championship. Wales has produced several world-class participants of individual and team sports including snooker players Ray Reardon, Terry Griffiths, Mark Williams and Matthew Stevens. Track athletes who have made a mark on the world stage, including the 110-metre hurdler Colin Jackson who is a former world record holder and the winner of numerous Olympic, World and European medals as well as Tanni Grey-Thompson who has won 11 Paralympic gold medals. Cyclist Nicole Cooke won gold medals at the Commonwealth, Olympic and World championships; Geraint Thomas won"
"at club, regional and national level. Dame Susan Devoy won the World Open Championship a record four times, in 1985, 1987, 1990, and 1992. She also won seven consecutive British Open titles from 1984 to 1990, and an eighth in 1992. At the Squash in the 2010 Commonwealth Games, Joelle King and Jaclyn Hawkes won gold in the women's doubles. King and Martin Knight won silver in the mixed doubles. New Zealand hosted the Women's World Team Championships in 2010. They were held at International Pacific College in Palmerston North. At the Squash in the 2018 Commonwealth Games, Joelle King"
"he was the national open water swimming coach. He organised the Australian Swimming 16-kilometre Grand Prix Series and the 93-kilometre four-person relay from Malta to Sicily in 1996. In 2010 he was inducted to the International Marathon Swimming Hall of Fame as a distinguished Australian swimming administrator. During that year he was still competing in masters swimming. Richard Campion (swimmer) Richard Campion (born 11 March 1941) is an English-born former competition swimmer, who later became a respected Australian swimming administrator. Campion represented Great Britain in the Olympics and European championships, and England in the Commonwealth Games, during the 1960s. He"
"AIS scholarships. In 2001, the AIS established the ""Best of the Best"" Award to recognise highly performed AIS athletes. As of 2011, the following athletes have been recognised - Alisa Camplin, Robert De Castella, John Eales, Simon Fairweather, Neil Fuller, Bridgette Gusterson, Rechelle Hawkes, Shane Kelly, Luc Longley, Michelle Martin, Glenn McGrath, Michael Klim, Michael Milton, Clint Robinson, Louise Sauvage, Kate Slatter, Zali Steggall, Mark Viduka, Vicki Wilson, Todd Woodbridge, Lauren Jackson, Chantelle Newbery, Petria Thomas, Kerry Saxby-Junna, Jamie Dwyer, Anna Meares, Malcolm Page, Ricky Ponting, Oenone Wood and Matthew Cowdrey. In August 2013, Stuart O'Grady was indefinitely suspended from"
"Robinson 2010 - today Paulo Ross 2014 - today John Kearns 1990-1995 / 2014 - today Owen Beers 2014 - today Rebecca McKinney 2015 - today Deputy Dave 2015 - today Andy Baird 2015 - today Melissa Riddell 2016 - today Curtis McCosh 2016 - today Neal McClelland 2016 - today Peter Flanaghan 2017 - today Connor Coates 2017 - today Neil McLeod 1990-1994 John-Paul Ballantine 1990-1992 Bill Kerton 1990-1992 Julie May Brown 1998-2001 Lisa Flavelle 1990-1992 Mark Wesley 1990-1999 Connor Phillips 2005-2015 Joe Ferguson 1992-2001 Matt Symons 1995-1997 Paul Thomas 1990-1996 Paul Buckle 1990-2000 Stephen Woods 1994-2010 David Coleman"
"division in the country, the Super 8s while the Women's 1st team competes one tier below the men. The club has a strong junior program and trains in The Boswells School in Chelmsford. Many famous sports stars have come from or trained in Essex. These have included swimmer Mark Foster; cricket stars Trevor Bailey, Nasser Hussain, Alastair Cook and Graham Gooch; footballers Peter Taylor, James Tomkins, Justin Edinburgh, Nigel Spink; tennis stars John Lloyd and David Lloyd; Olympic Gold-winning gymnast Max Whitlock; Olympic sailing champion Saskia Clark; World Champion snooker stars Stuart Bingham and Steve Davis; world champion boxers Terry"
"Martin Keenan, John Joe Nevin, Darren O'Neill and Martin Rogan, former Dublin GAA stars Dessie Farrell and Senan Connell, Kildare’s All-Ireland Camogie winner Ciara Tallon, Irish Soccer internationals Áine O'Gorman, Louise Quinn, Stephanie Roche and Mary Waldron, former Nigerian internationals James Igwilo and Zuby Ufoh, snooker legend Ken Doherty, former Shamrock Rovers players Rohan Ricketts and Ryan Thompson, Joseph N'Do of Sligo Rovers, Republic of Ireland Under 21 manager Noel King, presenter Eoin McDevitt and actor Gary Cooke. Run by Head Coach and former professional football player, Zuby Ufoh, Soccernites is a year round, bi-weekly soccer training programme offered to"
"tennis player Tony Mottram; footballers Kenneth Hegan, Reg Matthews, Bobby Gould, Graham Alexander, Gary McSheffrey and Callum Wilson; cricketers Tom Cartwright and Ian Bell MBE; rugby union players Ivor Preece, Keith Fairbrother, David Duckham MBE, Neil Back MBE, Danny Grewcock MBE, Geoff Evans, Andy Goode, Shane Geraghty and Tom Wood; motor-cyclist Cal Crutchlow; golfer Dame Laura Davies DBE; sprinter Marlon Devonish MBE; distance runners Brian Kilby and David Moorcroft OBE; darts player Steve Beaton; snooker player Dominic Dale. Boxer Errol Christie grew up in Coventry. Historically Coventry was the most important seat of ribbon-making in the UK. In this industry"
"including England captain Jamie Peacock, Jamie Jones-Buchanan, Ryan Atkins, Ash Gibson, Garreth Carvell, Michael Banks, Steve Nicholson, Mark Wilson and Roy Dickinson. The club provides facilities for 20 teams for male and females of all ages. The 1st team play in the National Conference League. The club also provides a home for Leeds Rhinos academies. Stanningley Stanningley is a district of Pudsey, West Yorkshire, England. It is situated approximately west of Leeds city centre on the A647 road, the original main road from Leeds to Bradford. The appropriate Leeds Metropolitan Ward is Bramley and Stanningley. Town Street and a section"
"to the public. At the head of the club we currently have Graham Thompson in the President position, Ian Newby as Chairman, Simon Hordell as first team captain, Kane Tudor as second team skipper, Peter Joy at third team captain and Lucy Ditton as our first-ever ladies' captain. There have been many players from the Scarlets who have earned caps for Sussex in the past, including Danny MacMillian, Malcolm Cox, James Anderson, Spencer Pullinger and Steve Powney. But more recently we have current players who are being picked to represent the county: Ben Cox, Steve Dann, Chris Burns, Paul Hardwick"
"sporting significance, key sporting events, schools registered with the Get Set School Network, green spaces and biodiversity, Live Sites (city locations with large screens), and festivals and other events. Dumfries and Galloway was the only Region in the whole of the United Kingdom that had the Olympic Torch pass through it twice. A group of young athletes, nominated by retired Olympic athletes, ran the torch around the stadium. These torchbearers were Callum Airlie, Jordan Duckitt, Desiree Henry, Katie Kirk, Cameron MacRitchie, Aidan Reynolds, and Adelle Tracey. Together the torchbearers each lit a petal which spread the fire to the 204"
"Waterfield"" Fencing ""James-Andrew Davis"", ""Richard Kruse"", ""Soji Aiyenuro"", ""Curtis Miller"" Football "" Chris Bart-Williams, Siobhan Chamberlain, Ashley Cole, Rio Ferdinand, Dickson Etuhu, Gavin Hoyte, Jordon Ibe, Justin Hoyte, Ledley King, Eartha Pond, Claire Rafferty, Lianne Sanderson, Alex Scott, Danny Shittu, Raheem Sterling, Casey Stoney, Fara Williams, Rachel Yankey"" Gymnastics ""Chris Bower"" Hockey ""Darren Cheesman"", ""Dan Shingles"" Judo ""Victoria Dunn"", ""Gemma Gibbons"", ""Karina Bryant"", ""Winston Gordon"", ""Michelle Holt"", ""Ashley McKenzie"" Kayak / Canoe Leanne Brown, ""Lizzie Broughton"", ""Richard Hounslow"", ""Lucy Ormorod"" Karate ""Rachel Newey"" Netball ""Kadeem Corbin"", ""Sasha Corbin"", ""Amanda Newton"" Rugby ""Maggie Alphonsi"", ""Helen Clayton"", ""Louise Horgan"", ""Katy Storie"", ""Topsy"
"Chris Nathaniel Chris Nathaniel (born 9 March 1982) is a sports agent and talent manager representing footballers, music artists, actors and models. He founded NVA Entertainment Group in 2005 with his partner Paul Boadi. He is a former Choice FM DJ and UK promoter for global acts such as P Diddy, Usher and Lil Wayne. Chris Nathaniel represents television and sport personalities such as Katie Price, Ashley Walters, Paul Ince, and his son Thomas Ince. Kelly Rowland, Usain Bolt and Samuel Eto'o. In 2006 Chris Nathaniel acted as an adviser to the Football Association on the official England World Cup"
"end in the National Football League; Ian Crocker, five-time Olympic gold medalist in swimming; Norm Gagne, high school hockey coach; soccer players Glenn, Kyle, and Jay Hutchins; Leslie Krichko, Olympic skier; Sarah Marshall Ryan, standout high school and college basketball player; Tom Reynolds, college alpine skiing coach; and Anna Willard, Olympic track and field athlete. Inducted in the 2016 class were Jack Kelley, Kristin Barry, Sheri Piers, Kirsten Clark, the Cross family, Pennie Page Cummings, Doug Friedman, Dan Hamblett, Ralph Payne, Ed Phillips, Travis Roy, and Amy Vachon. The 2015 class comprised William Alfond, Peter Carlisle, Glenn Dumont, Anna Goodale,"
"Services (buildings facilities management) manager for the Airbus UK site in Filton, Bristol. Pamela Cookey Pamela Asibie Cookey (born 2 September 1984 in Birmingham, West Midlands) is an English netball player, usually posted to goal attack (GA). In domestic netball, Cookey has played with TeamBath in the Netball Superleague since the competition's inception in 2005, winning two titles in 2005–06 and 2008–09. She also played in the Australasian ANZ Championship in 2009, signing with New Zealand franchise the Northern Mystics.<br> Pam was announced as a Surrey Storm player joining ahead of the 2015 Super League season. This could see the"
"of the Year: Katherine Grainger Paralympian of the Year: Sarah Storey Young Olympian of the Year: Jade Jones Young Paralympian of the Year: Ellie Simmonds Team of the Year: GB team pursuit cycling squad (Dani King, Laura Trott and Joanna Rowsell) Community Award: Di Redfern Coach of the Year: Jenny Archer The Helen Rollason Award for Inspiration: Claire Lomas Lifetime Achievement Award: Baroness Sue Campbell 2011 The Sunday Times Sportswomen of the Year awards Venue: ""The Sunday Times"" offices Sportswoman of the Year: Sarah Stevenson Runner-up: Hayley Turner Team of the Year: Europe's Solheim Cup team, captained by Alison Nicholas"
"in the tournament, along with teams from the U.S. and Canada in recent times. It is widely recognised as a tournament that launches the careers of young players aspiring to sign professional contracts.In 2003 former Republic of Ireland player and current Sunderland chairman, Niall Quinn launched the tournament. The 2006 competition was launched by Lawrie Sanchez. In June 2007, Foyle Cup chairman, Michael Hutton confirmed that the 2007 competition will feature special guest, Liverpool F.C. legend Phil Neal. The competition has been title sponsored by local businesses such as Football special cola and Hughes insurance. All Foyle Cup matches are"
"Lloyd and Kate Anderson, as well as Carolyn Schuwalow, Susan Hobson, Benita Willis, Sisay Bezabeh, Martin Dent, Nicky Carroll, Mizan Mehari and Lisa Corrigan. At the 2012 London Olympics two of his athletes Lisa Weightman and Michael Shelley were selected. Both athletes won medals at the 2010 Commonwealth Games. He coached Shelley to win the 2014 Commonwealth Games Men's Marathon gold medal. He was distance running coach on the Australian teams at the 1992 Barcelona and 1996 Atlanta Olympics. Dick Telford Richard David Telford AM (born 2 April 1945) is a former Australian rules footballer who played for Collingwood and"
"Christensen Jessica Borison Chris Yu Georgina Menegas Charlie Frank Emilio Mateo Megan Blouin Josh Buoy('09-'13) Lisa Elder('09-'13) Meredith Finch('09-'13) Christian Keil('09-'13) Lee Gunderson(-'12) Emily Byl(-'12) Lauren Rink(-'12) Melissa Nestor (-'11) Kyle Ogunbase ('10-'11) Ryan Deleon (-'11) Alexa Lord (-'11) Derek Kauserud ('08-'10) Benny Lee ('07-'10) Karol Kobylecki ('08-'10) Josh Strazanac ('10) Kat Weber (-'11) Rob DeLeon Jesse Nager Krista Luli James Lee John David Carson Rob Ungar Brianna Sarr Trisha Alberts Susan Dailey Daniel Confer Mary Claire Olsheskie Christine DeLeon Mary Sabin Dan Hartley John McLaughlin Kevin Morgan Stuart Naylor Lincoln Gillett Aaron Suh Nathan Suh Mark Surprenant Melissa Swain"
"people and entrepreneurs. On 8 September 2011, Rio 2016 made the announcement that EY would be an official sponsor of the ""XXXI Olympic Summer Games"" to be held in Brazil, as the exclusive provider of professional services – consulting and auditing – for Rio 2016 organizing committee. EY has also been an Official Partner to The 2012 and the 2014 Ryder Cups. EY also has a longstanding relationship with the 2011 Tour de France winner Cadel Evans. EY also partners with the British and Irish Lions. Ernst & Young Ernst & Young (doing business as EY) is a multinational professional"
"Katie Case 2008–09: Chris Zaplatosch 2007–08: Patrick Lay 2006–07: Brad Bordyn 2005: Lucas Tieman 2004–05: Matt Engfehr/Jeremy Bronn 2003–04: Eleni Kametas 2002–03: Stephanie Lundin/Lauren Rullo 2001–02: Mitoholi Suu 2000–01: Tim Knowles 1998–99: Craig Chatham/Jeremy Skrenes 1997–98: Jared Guyer Sports Director 2016-2017: Jordan Morandini 2014-16: Brandon Vickrey 2012–14: Joey Basil 2011–12: Chris Kleinhans-Schulz 2010–11: Keaton Gillogly 2008–10: Dave Schroeder 2007–08: Nick Kovatch 2006–07: Matt Engelbrecht 2005–06: Brent Whitlock 2004–05: Andrew Stem 2003–04: Ed Schillinger 2002–03: Tim Harwood/Ed Schillinger 2001–02: Paul Oren 2000–01: Karl Berner 1998–00: Patrick Fazio Assistant Sports Director 2017: Daved Horak 2014-16: Tommy Mantice 2012–14: Andy Alessio 2011–12: David"
"Kieran Divilly & Daragh Nolan (2001). Kevin Chan, Patrick Nolan, Michael Divilly & Mark Fennelly (2005). Oisin Lynch (2005–2007). Paul Divilly (2005–2006). Philip Quigley (2006–2007). Eoin Fitzpatrick & Cillian MacSuibhne (2007). John O'Neill, Padraig Keegan, David Slattery (2009). Colm Chan (2009–2010). Kildare Minor Hurlers; Adrian Kinsella (1997-1998), Michael Divilly & Shane Doyle (2002), Conor Feeney, Oisin Lynch, Cillian MacSuibhne, Paul Divilly, Eoin Fitzpatrick & Philip Quigley (2004). Colm Chan, David O'Neill & Padraig Keegan (2007). Daire Casey (2013). Frank Bass (2014) Confey fielded their first under-12 team in 1994 and have participated at most under-age level..Their facility at Cope Bridge"
"Bley, Murray Buck, Bailey Compton, Paul Croft, Donald Dann, Mark Davies, Michael Desanto, Neil Dixon, Alan Dufty, Joe Egan, David Evans, Vernon Ezzy, John Federico, Ian Gainey, Terry Giddy, Nicky Gleeson, David Goodman, James Hoggan, Brett Holcombe, Peter Kirby, Warren Lawton, Peter Marsh, Kerrod McGregor, Robert McIntyre, Jeff McNeil, David McPherson, Michael Morley, Stephen Muir, Panayiotis (Peter) Negropontis, Michael Nugent, John Payne, Michael Quinn, David Regan, Stephen Sargolia, John Sheil, Darryl Smith, Peter Trotter, Robert Turner, Jeff Wiseman, Garry Woolgar Women – Lynette Coleman, Julie Dowling (athlete), Meredith Jones, Margaret Murphy, Jan Randles, Prue-Anne Reynalds, Amanda Rose, Julie Russell, Donna"
"recipients Briege Corkery, Claire Cronin, Marion McCarthy, Teresa Murphy, Aoife Murray, Mary O’Leary, Fiona O’Driscoll, Gemma O'Connor, Mary O'Connor and Deirdre Sutton, All Star award winners Kitty Buckley, Rena Buckley, Síle Burns, Orla Cotter, Emer Dillon, Lynn and Stephanie Dunlea, Cathriona Foley, Anna Geary, Rachel Moloney and Jennifer O'Leary, and Elaine Burke, Ann Comerford, Kathleen Cotter, Kathleen Delea, Denise Cronin, Hannah Dineen, Eithne Duggan, Renee Fitzgerald, Vivienne Harris, Cathy Landers, Pat Lenihan, Josie McGrath, Therése O'Callaghan, Nancy O’Driscoll, Irene O’Keeffe and Betty Sugrue. Under Camogie’s National Development Plan 2010-2015, “Our Game, Our Passion,” five new camogie clubs are to be"
"Emilie Ding, Ayse Erkmen, Roe Ethridge, Angus Fairhurst, Peter Friedl, Ximena Garrido-Lecca, Francesco Gennari, Noa Giniger, Steven Gontarski, Gerald Hayes, Martijn Hendriks, Kent Henricksen, Julian Hoeber, Nathan Hylden, Bruno Jakob, Philippe Jarrigeon, Jacob Kassay, Ian Kiaer, Josh Kolbo, Roland Kollnitz, Andrei Koschmieder, Laurent Kropf, Andrew Kuo, Elad Lassry, Crisina Lei Rodriguez, Klara Liden, David Lieske, Trevor Lloyd, Justin Lowe, David Malek, Taylor McKimens, Ryan McLaughlin, John Miller, Stefan Muller, Martin Oppel, Laura Owens, Paul Owens, Stephen Prina, Chloé Quenum, Amanda Ross-Ho, Vittorio Santoro, Shirana Shahbazi, Steven Shearer, Lewis Stein, Beat Streuli, Cheyney Thompson, Remco Torenbosch, Niele Toroni, Frances Trombly, Ned"
"— Will Genia — James Horwill — Gordon Bray — Digby Ioane — Peter Grigg — David Campese — Michael Lynagh — Tim Horan Jodie Henry — Alice Mills — Susie O'Neill — Kieren Perkins — Stephanie Rice — Samantha Riley — Giaan Rooney — Jessicah Schipper Craig Moore Samantha Stosur Sport in Brisbane Sport is a significant aspect of the Brisbane lifestyle. Activities range from the occasional international event, annual competitions, competitive leagues and individual recreational pursuits. Brisbane is the base for a number of teams in national competitions including the Brisbane Broncos, Brisbane Bullets and Brisbane Lions. The"
"the 'Best of the Best' due to his admission to doping in 1998. The highlights the many prominent Australian athletes that the AIS has assisted. AIS was established to provide high level coaching to Australian athletes. Since its establishment in 1981, the AIS has employed highly credentialed Australian and international coaches. Original coaches were - Bill Sweetenham and Dennis Pursley (swimming), Wilma Shakespear in netball, Adrian Hurley and Patrick Hunt (basketball), Peter Lloyd and Kazuyu Honda (gymnastics), Jimmy Shoulder (football), Ray Ruffels and Helen Gourlay (tennis), Kelvin Giles, Gary Knoke and Merv Kemp (track and field), and Lyn Jones (weightlifting)."
"there was an openly gay player in the English Premier League. John Ruddy later stated that openly gay players would be supported in England. Later that month it was revealed that Liam Davis, a non-league player with Gainsborough Trinity, has been out for four years; he is the country's only openly gay semi-professional player. In February 2014 it was revealed that only 11 of the Premier League's 20 teams, and only 17 of the Football League's 72 teams, had joined the 'Football v Homophobia' campaign. Casey Stoney, captain of the England women's team, came out in February 2014. In April"
"Prosser, Kyle Richardson, Brenton Rickard, Christian Sprenger, Hayden Stoeckel, Eamon Sullivan, Ben Treffers and Chris Wright. Angie Bainbridge, Bronte Barratt, Cate Campbell†, Alicia Coutts, Danielle De Francesco, Sophie Edington, Blair Evans, Sally Foster†, Felicity Galvez, Katie Goldman, Melissa Gorman, Marieke Guehrer, Samantha Hamill, Belinda Hocking, Leisel Jones, Sarah Katsoulis, Yolane Kukla, Grace Loh, Samantha Marshall, Alice Mills, Meagen Nay, Kylie Palmer, Leiston Pickett, Stephanie Rice, Jessicah Schipper, Emily Seebohm, Kelly Stubbins and Tessa Wallace. Australia at the 2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships The 2010 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships acts as the final selection event for the Australian 2010 Commonwealth Games"
"Norm Rose (coach), Ray Pooley (director of football), Robbie Greenhalgh (assistant coach), Kim Brierley (goalkeeper coach), Shane Ridgway (manager). 2015: Brett Clark (co-coach), Mike Woodlock (co-coach), Robbie Greenhalgh (assistant coach), Kim Brierley (goalkeeper coach), Chrissy Goodin (team manager). 2016: Brett Clark (co-coach), Mike Woodlock (co-coach), Kim Brierley (goalkeeper coach), Chrissy Goodin (team manager). 2017: Mike Woodlock (coach), Steve Thomas (assistant coach), Kim Brierley (goalkeeper coach), Chrissy Goodin (team manager). 2018: Mike Woodlock (coach, retired in May 2018), Paul Richardson (coach, appointed in May 2018), Ray Pooley (assistant coach), Kim Brierley (goalkeeper coach), Chrissy Goodin (team manager). In January 2017, former"