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Athletes 2018 First Name Last Name Sport Mubarak Abdiwahid Taekwondo Munirah Abdiwahid Teakwondo Wali Abdullah Wrestling: Freestyle Abdoshakur Abdulle Athletics: Middle Distance Zayd Abdulmajed Swimming Omololu Abiodun Athletics: Sprints Axcel Abouzakhar Taekwondo Jono Adam Swimming Georgina Adam Athletics Adam Adaman Martial Arts Richard Iain Adams Handball Isabelle Adams Climbing Georgia Adams Diving Brandon Adams Badminton Emma Adams Lacrosse Noah Adams Taekwondo Jack Adams Rowing Zoe Adamson Rowing Daniel Adebajo Wheelchair Basketball Kola Adedoyin Athletics Daisi Adefisan Para Swimming Gabriella Ade-onojobi Athletics: Sprint Hurdles Luke Adeosun Basketball Margaret Adeoye Athletics Ade Adepitan Wheelchair Basketball Ajibola Aderemi Athletics: 400m Hurdles Doyin Aderinto Athletics: Sprints Yewande Adesida Cycling: Road & Track Theo Adesina Athletics: Decathlon Anton Adewale Gymnastics: Artistic Samuel Adeyemi Athletics: 400m Daniel Afolabi Athletics Kemi Afolayan Netball Frederick Afrifa Athletics: Sprints Rachel Agar Para Swimming Jack Agnew Athletics (wheelchair racing) Cleo Agyepong Athletics: Sprints Ali Ahmed Volleyball Hasan Ahmed Boxing Vasilisa Ahramenka Ice skating Daniel Ajuka Basketball Adele Akadiri Netball Chloe Akehurst Para Swimming Peter Akin-Nibosun Athletics: Triple Jump Peace Akinyemi Netball Anton Akopian Swimming Tomi Alade Football Deborah Alawode Weightlifting: Olympic Victor-Constantin Albu Taekwondo Matthew Aldred Athletics: Cross Country Alexander Aldred Athletics: Cross Country Theodore James Alexander Ice Skating: Figure David Alexander Fencing: Foil Jonah Alfert Judo Jena Al-Hashimi Grant Taekwondo Duha Al-Hassani Taekwondo Imran Ali Taekwondo Mohammad Alip Judo Seren Allin Modern Pentathlon Lucy Allsop Cycling & Triathlon Nicole Alves Netball Edmond Amaning Athletics: Sprints Gregory Amann Triathlon David Ambler Rowing Caitlin Amdor Tennis Sanjay Amin Cricket Nathan Amin Cricket Najma Amin Taekwondo Sajed Ammari Taekwondo Stefan Amokwandoh Athletics: Triple Jump Patrick Amon Athletics: High Jump Imogen Amos Netball Rittik Anand Tennis Leigh Anderson Surf Lifesaving Rachel Anderson Swimming Erin Andrew Water polo Jack Andrew Athletics: Decathlon Jordan Andrew Para Athletics Lloyd Andrews Judo Erin Andrews Athletics: Cross Country Tayo Andrew-Haycocks Athletics: High Jump Michael Andrijauskas Para Swimming Amber Anning Athletics: Sprints Morgan Ansell Boxing Lennox Anyanwu Rugby Union Joe Appiah Athletics: Sprint Hurdles Joshua Apple Basketball Kaileb Appleton Boxing Holly Archer Athletics: Middle Distance Ashley Archer Basketball Teresa Arevalo Triathlon Ramash Arib Taekwondo Noah Armitage-Hookes Athletics: Cross Country Joseph Armstrong Ice Skating: Speed Track Prosper Armstrong Weightlifting: Olympic Scarlett Armstrong Swimming Samuel Arnot Rowing Anais Sophie Arnould Ice Skating: Figure Reuben Arthur Athletics: Sprints Jessica Arundale Swimming Zara Asante Athletics: Triple Jump Maria Asef Taekwondo James Ashcroft Cycling: Road & Track Emily Ashford Rowing Hannah Ashley Water Polo Akielah Ashman-Howe Gymnastics Edmund Ashton Swimming Laura Ashton Swimming Robyn Ashworth Synchonised Swimming Matt Aspin Ultimate Frisbee Jade Atkin Wheelchair Basketball Daniel Atkins Kayaking: Sprint Daniel Atkinson Water Polo Natalie Atkinson Rowing Lara Atkinson Athletics: Middle Distance Tracey Atkinson Athletics: Middle Distance Ben Attias Fencing: Foil Olivia Attias Fencing: Foil Charlie Attwood Swimming Marie Aubourg Handball Lucy Austin Modern Pentathlon Kristal Awuah Athletics Jude Ayling Ice Hockey Ibrahim Azizi Taekwondo Sevil Babaeva Fencing: Foil Zoe Backstedt Cycling: Track & Road Alexander Badcott Rowing Taiwo Badmus Basketball Barry Baggley Football Jean-Baptiste Baigneres Fencing Anna Baikova Handball Adam Bailey Triathlon Cameron Bailey Athletics: Sprints Emma Bakare Athletics: Shot Putt Niclas Baker Athletics: 400m Simon Baldwin Triathlon Thomas Ballington Cricket Tahmina Baloch Gymnastics: Rhythmic Talia Banin-Reid Table Tennis Susanna Banjo Athletics: 400m Lara Banks-Martin Rowing Ana Catarina Baptista Basketball Matthew Baptiste Athletics Niamh Barber Swimming Nicolas Barber Swimming Reece Barclay Triathlon Samuel Bardill Cycling Thomas Bardill Cycling Abdul Barekazi Wheelchair Basketball Lily Barker Swimming / Netball Jack Barnes Judo Patrick Barnes Judo Jonathan Barnes Duathlon & Running Ailbhe Barnes Athletics: Cross Country Liam Barnett Transplant Sport: Swimming Dylan Barney Golf Charlotte Barr Pentathlon Angela Barrett Athletics: Triple Jump Rosanna Barrett Para Swimming Sharnelle Barrett Wheelchair Basketball Sylvain Barrier Motorsport - Motorcycling Millie Barry Swimming Rhiannon Barry Swimming David Bartlett Aquathlon Kace Bartley Squash Kelsey Bashford Netball Alyssa Basinger Synchronised Swimming Liam Baskett Wheelchair Basketball Miranda Bate Lacrosse Ben Bates Fencing: Foil Jennifer Bates Rowing Issa Batrane Beach Volleyball Manfred Battle Swimming Dan Batty Sailing Edward Baxter Swimming Emilie Bayliss Baton Twirling Rosie Bayliss Gymnastics: Artistic Morgan Baynham-Williams Rowing George Bazley Cycling: Road Megan-Rose Beard Softball Zara Beaumont Aquatics Jack Beaumont Rowing Francesca Beaumont Swimming Elizabeth Beaumont Epstein Para Swimming Cador Beautyman Fencing: Epee Matt Beck Sailing Joe Beckett Judo Joseph Beckingsale Cycling: Mountain Bike Robin Bedford Basketball Mieke Bedlington Athletics Ruqsana Begum Boxing Karola Bejenaru Tennis Delleah Belgrave Athletics: Sprints Millie Bell Triathlon Clayton Bell Gymnastics: Artistic Jane Bell Triathlon Alice Kate Dockley Bell Rowing Emily Bell Swimming Charlotte Bell Swimming Hugo Bellamy swimming L.
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