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Here's the :GBR Team. We are not participating in all sports.

 

Artistic Gymnastics:

Alexander Niscoveanu, aged 17 from Cardiff

Jonas Rushworth, aged 17 from Leeds

Sol Scott, aged 16 from Huntingdon

Ema Kandalova, aged 14 from London

Ellie Lewis, aged 13 from Bridgend

Jemima Taylor, aged 14 from Newport

 

Cycling:

Max Standen (mountain bike), aged 16 from Barnstaple

Rory Gravelle (road cycling), aged 16 from Carmarthen

Max Hinds (road cycling), aged 16 from Worcester

Luca Bednarek (road cycling), aged 15 from Harrogate

Evie Strachan (mountain bike), aged 15 from Stafford

Abigail Miller (road cycling), aged 15 from York

Erin Boothman (road cycling), aged 16 from Glasgow

Arabella Blackburn (road cycling), aged 15 from Aberdeen

 

Judo:

Jesse Chraniuk (-55 kg), aged 16 from High Wycombe

Ross McWatt (-60 kg), aged 17 from Aberdeen

Irakli Goginashvili (-66 kg), aged 16 from London

Derek Marczak (-73 kg), aged 15 from London

Eva Ewing (-44 kg), aged 15 from Stirling

Amelia Alder (-48 kg), aged 16 from Guildford

Lola Hodson (-52 kg), aged 17 from Llantrisant

Chloe Link (-57 kg), aged 17 from Ashford

Julia Marczak (-70 kg), aged 16 from London

 

Swimming:

Evan Davidson, aged 16 from Texas

Dean Fearn, aged 15 from Aberdeen 

Joshua Inglis, aged 16 from Sidcup

Jacob Mills, aged 15 from Leicester

Kourosh Khodakhah, aged 16 from Tehran

Filip Nowacki, aged 15 from Jersey

Charles Simpson, aged 15 from Durham

Isaac Thompson, aged 15 from Jersey

Amelie Blocksidge, aged 14 from Salford

Mabli Collyer, aged 14 from Caerfyrddin

Phoebe Cooper, aged 15 from Sheffield

Coco Croxford, aged 14 from Glasgow 

Gabrielle Freeman, aged 14 from Joondalup

Martyna Karabacz, aged 14 from London

Theodora Taylor, aged 14 from Newport

Hollie Wilson, aged 14 from Harrogate

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15 minutes ago, Grassmarket said:

Here's the :GBR Team. We are not participating in all sports.

 

Artistic Gymnastics:

Alexander Niscoveanu, aged 17 from Cardiff

Jonas Rushworth, aged 17 from Leeds

Sol Scott, aged 16 from Huntingdon

Ema Kandalova, aged 14 from London

Ellie Lewis, aged 13 from Bridgend

Jemima Taylor, aged 14 from Newport

 

Cycling:

Max Standen (mountain bike), aged 16 from Barnstaple

Rory Gravelle (road cycling), aged 16 from Carmarthen

Max Hinds (road cycling), aged 16 from Worcester

Luca Bednarek (road cycling), aged 15 from Harrogate

Evie Strachan (mountain bike), aged 15 from Stafford

Abigail Miller (road cycling), aged 15 from York

Erin Boothman (road cycling), aged 16 from Glasgow

Arabella Blackburn (road cycling), aged 15 from Aberdeen

 

Judo:

Jesse Chraniuk (-55 kg), aged 16 from High Wycombe

Ross McWatt (-60 kg), aged 17 from Aberdeen

Irakli Goginashvili (-66 kg), aged 16 from London

Derek Marczak (-73 kg), aged 15 from London

Eva Ewing (-44 kg), aged 15 from Stirling

Amelia Alder (-48 kg), aged 16 from Guildford

Lola Hodson (-52 kg), aged 17 from Llantrisant

Chloe Link (-57 kg), aged 17 from Ashford

Julia Marczak (-70 kg), aged 16 from London

 

Swimming:

Evan Davidson, aged 16 from Texas

Dean Fearn, aged 15 from Aberdeen 

Joshua Inglis, aged 16 from Sidcup

Jacob Mills, aged 15 from Leicester

Kourosh Khodakhah, aged 16 from Tehran

Filip Nowacki, aged 15 from Jersey

Charles Simpson, aged 15 from Durham

Isaac Thompson, aged 15 from Jersey

Amelie Blocksidge, aged 14 from Salford

Mabli Collyer, aged 14 from Caerfyrddin

Phoebe Cooper, aged 15 from Sheffield

Coco Croxford, aged 14 from Glasgow 

Gabrielle Freeman, aged 14 from Joondalup

Martyna Karabacz, aged 14 from London

Theodora Taylor, aged 14 from Newport

Hollie Wilson, aged 14 from Harrogate

So many  polish sounds name :(

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20 minutes ago, Adriano said:

So many  polish sounds name :(

Yeah, we have lots of Polish people now even in strange games like Rugby League - no cricketers yet though. Our national handball league is mostly Polish & Spanish people. :thumbup:

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