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TASS – Team GB athletes Aquatics – Diving Gymnastics Rugby Rebecca Gallantree Kristian Thomas Men’s team Tom Daley Louis Smith Dan Norton James Rodwell Aquatics – Swimming Hockey Philip Burgess Ben Proud Men’s team Women’s team Francesca Halsall Adam Dixon James Guy Alice Richardson Alastair Brogdon Amy Wilson-Hardy Ashley Jackson Athletics Claire Allen Barry Middleton Emily Scarratt Andy Vernon David Condon Emily Scott Anyika Onuora George Pinner Joanne Watmore Desiree Henry James Bailey Kay Wilson Dina Asher-Smith Nicholas Catlin Natasha Hunt Emily Diamond Samuel Ward Greg Rutherford Simon Mantell Sailing Harry Aikines-Aryeteey Alain Sign Jarryd Dunn Women’s team Jazmin Sawyers Crista Cullen Alison Young Laura Whittle Georgie Twigg Ben Saxton Louise Bloor Giselle Ansley Dylan Fletcher Luke Cutts Hannah Macleod Nicholas Thompson Stephanie Twell Hollie Webb Nicola Groves Kirsty Mackay Sophie Ainsworth Badminton Laura Unsworth Shooting Rajiv Ouseph Maddie Hinch Nicola White Timothy Kneale Boxing Sam Quek Sophie Bray Table Tennis Savannah Marshall Liam Pitchford Judo Paul Drinkhall Canoe – Slalom Ashley McKenzie Samuel Walker Joseph Clarke Benjamin Fletcher Sally Conway Tennis Canoe – Sprint Dominic Inglot Liam Heath Modern Pentathlon Louisa Gurski Samantha Murray Taekwondo Jonathan Schofield Mahama Cho Rowing Equestrian – Heather Stanning Triathlon Dressage Helen Glover Gordon Benson Spencer Witton Jessica Eddie Non Stanford John Collins Equestrian – Eventing Jonathan Walton Weightlifting Kitty King Karen Bennett Sonny Webster Olivia Carnegie-Brown Fencing Peter Chambers James Davis Peter Reed Laurence Halsted Richard Chambers Marcus Mepstead Scott Durant Thomas Ransley William Fletcher.

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