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Date of Birth Full NOC Name First Name Last Name YY/MM/DD AGE Gender Important Information Commercial Pilot Student; 2008 Beijing Olympic Games ‐ 1st Gold Medal Sailing 470, 2008 World Championships ‐ 3rd 470 World Championships.Winner of 4 World Australia Elise Richichi 86/01/11 24 F Championships in 2004 Student: University of Vienna ‐ Public Communication and Psychology. Involved in CEP development for Innsbruck 2012. Participated twice in the International School Austria Florian Kogler 87/0425 22 M Sport Federation's World Championships (2002, 2004) Post Graduate Sports, Economics and Communications. Works for Marketing with Belgium NOC. Member for 15 years of youth organisation (Chiro) Animator of Comité Olympique et Interfédéral Belge Julie De Ruyver 81/07/10 28 F Youth organisation (Chiro) for three years. Brazil Patricia Dacosta Freitas 90/03/10 20 F Student at American School of Rio de Janeiro School of Architecture at PUC ‐ Rio. Beijing 2008 ‐ Athlete sailing. Cambodia Chivinn Chum 86/02/20 24 M Wrestler. Bachelor Degree (accounting). Director, NG Farrell Marketing. Board of Directors: BC Athlete Voice. Frequent volunteer: Right to Play. Former Canadian National Team Swimmer, competed at Canada Callum Ng 85/04/30 24 M World Championships, numerous world cups and 3 FISU Universiades Bachelor’s degree in English major, Dalian University of Foreign Languages. Project assistant /secretariat of Chinese Olympic Committee. Participated in the Chinese Olympic Committee KAN WANG 86/11/15 23 M organisation of FIFA women's World Cup 2007 China Student at University of Nicosia. Athlete of Cyprus Cycling Federation, coach, volunteer at world championships, world cups, international races, small states of Cyprus Marios Athanasiades 86/10/31 23 M Europe games, national races. First Class Honours Degree, Industrial Design and Technology (BA) ‐ Brunel University, London, UK. Research Assistant ‐ Human Centred Design Institute, Brunel Great Britain Fergus Bisset 85/10/13 24 M University, London, UK. Member of the Snowsport GB British Cross‐Country Ski Squad and representation of Great Britain in various FIS Continental Cup ski races. Germany Karolin Anna Weber 86/05/10 23 F 5th year medicine student at University of Saarland. Board member of the Sports and Youth of Rhineland ‐ Palatinate responsible for youth politics. PhD Student Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering of National Technical University of Athens. Participant in the 45th Young Participants` session of the Greece Angeliki Kordali 85/03/05 25 F Internation Olympic Academy. Coordinator in the 46th ‐ 49th Young Participans Session of IOA. Athlete ‐ Swimming. Competed in 2000, 2004 and 2008 Olympic Games.2009‐2010 Member of the “Grants Sub‐committee of Hong Kong Paralympians Fund” Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hon Hiu Wai "Sherry" Tsai 83/09/04 26 F organized by the Social Welfare Department. 2008‐2009 Health Ambassador of the “Hong Kong Healthy Children Competition” . The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Master of Arts in Sports Studies Protocol Manager ‐ Indonesia Olympic Committee. Master of International Relations ‐ Monash University. Headquarter official for the 3rd Asian Indoor Games, Indonesia Idris Musa 81/09/18 28 M Vietnam and guest relation officier for the 25th Sea Games, Laos. 2 Olimpic games (silver medal in Athens, 4th in Beijing) 2 World championships (gold medal in Baku 2005) Italia Fabrizia D’Ottavio 85/02/03 25 F 2 European championships (gold medal in Torino 2008). Student, Studies Communication at university. Dancer in a theatrical company of ex rhythmic gymnasts Jordan Olympic Committee Maysam Bisharat 84/04/20 25 F Competing in the Arab league from 2006 to present in Horse back riding. Graduate of S.O.A.S. (school of oriental and African studies). London University Degree. Graduate Program student in Sook‐Meung Women University ‐ School of advanced international study in Seoul. 2004‐2006 Junior Judo National Team, Athlete. 2005 Champion, Hong Kong International Judo Game, ‐52kg Korea An Eunhui 87/12/14 22 F ISLT, International Sport Leadership Training, Volunteer Student, Business Management. Football player. President of the Sport Association at University. Active member of "Arts et Métiers" asscociation at the University Morocco Lachheb Hamza 88/ 22 M de la ville de Settat. Comité Olímpico Paraguayo Maria Sofia Irala Castagnino 90/10/16 19 F Employee of a company in charge of organising social events and professional conferences. Organizer of High School Sport Tournaments. Papua New Guinea Shannon Andrew 92/03/08 18 M Student at Port Moresby International School. Year 12. Football Player ‐ Captian of U 17 and U 21 Hekani F.C. Qatar Olympic Committee Mansour Abdulaziz AbduAmeen 90/02/10 20 M Administration Clerk. Highschool Degree South African Sports Confederation and Olympic Sport Co‐ordinator (Alexandra High School). Teacher: Business Studies and Life Orientation (Part Time). ATHLETE – Junior World Cup Hockey Team‐ Rotterdam 2005, Devon Frank van der Merwe 85/10/25 24 M Committee USSA Hockey Team (2006 ‐ 2009), KZN Midlands Men’s Hockey (2004‐ 2009), UKZN PMB Hockey 1st Men (2004‐2009).Lancershire Cricket Men’s 1st Team. COACH Chief editor of the newspaper `Generation of Great Opportunities'. Reporter for a news website. English Teacher, Odintsovo Institute for the Humanities. Regional Russian Olympic Committee Alina Nyukhtina 89/09/04 20 F championships in rhythmic gymnastics. Chargé des Programmes de l'Académie Nationale Olympique du Rwanda. Président du Mouvement Jeune Pour Monde Uni‐ Rwanda (Focolari). Scout. Membre de Comité National Olympique et Sportif du Rwanda Serge Mwambali 84/08/27 25 M l'Association des Educateurs Physiques et Sportifs (AEPS). Joueur, chamionnat national de Basketball 2003 ‐ 2005. Coaching catégorie Junior 2006 ‐ Aujourd'hui (basketball). Student O levels (Singapore Sports School), Currently in year 2, pursuing Diploma in Business Information Technology in Singapore Polytechnicand. Athlete: Sailing. Singapore Sean Teik Ren Lee 91/12/6 18 M SEA Games (2005), Asian Games(2006), World Championships (2003‐2006) Professional athlete, The Slovak Center of National Sport Representation, sport Shooting, skeet event. World record Holder (99pts skeet). Participant of the Olympic Slovak Olympic Committee Danka Bartekova 84/10/19 25 F Gamesw in Beijing 2008. PhD. Student, University of Matej Bel in Banska Bystrica, Slovakia, subject: International Relations. University Student ‐ Presently Pursuing Bsc. Sport Studies at the University of Trinidad and Tobago. Youth Development Officer for the Trinidad and Tobago Rugby Trinidad Kwanieze John 89/04/16 20 F Football Union assigned to Royalians Rugby Football Club. Rugby athlete, Coach, Volunteer at Summer Camps. NAWIRA Caribbean Championships 2006‐2009. Member of the Turkish National Archery Team. WOW Hotels and Convention Center ‐ Health Club Supervisor. Gazi University Physical Education and Sport Turkey Mediha Cakiroglu 86/01/03 24 F Department graduate. Currently getting masters degree at Bahcesehir University. SPORT ‐ womens wrestling: Athens 2004 – first Olympic Champion in Women Wrestling, Beijing 2008 – bronze medallist in Women Wrestling. World Champion Ukraine Irina Merleni 82/02/08 28 F 2000, 2001, 2003; silver medallist of World Champs 2005, 2007 Best World Women Wrestler – 2001, 2003, 2004. Master of Physical Culture and sport graduated of Kamenets‐Podol’sk State University. Student of the International Relation and Diplomatic Faculty of the Interregional Academy of Personnel Management. USA Rugby ‐ Youth programming and organization, promotion. Current Athlete ‐ Boulder Babes Rugby ‐ Inside Center, Rookie of the Year (2009). B.S. Clinical United States of America Erin Kennedy 85/05/29 24 F Psycology (2nd Major:Spanish) ‐ Marywood University ‐ May 2007. M.A. Sport Performance Psychology (Emphasis: Coaching Education) ‐ University of Denver ‐ June 2009. Development Officer of Zimbabwe NOC. Zimbabwe National Youth Games since 2006 working with technical committee. BSc Honors Degree Sports Science and Zimbabwe Olympic Committee Primrose Mhunduru 85/06/11 24 F Coaching..
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