Date posted 22 Jul 2026
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As the Commonwealth Games return to Glasgow from 23rd July to 2nd August, the GLL Sport Foundation (GSF) is proud to celebrate the remarkable achievement of 115 past and present supported athletes who have been selected to compete on one of the biggest stages in Commonwealth sport.

Representing nine nations across a wide range of sports, this year's Commonwealth Games will feature 41 current GSF athletes alongside 74 GSF alumni. From Olympic and Paralympic medallists to exciting young prospects making their Commonwealth Games debuts, GSF past and present athletes will compete across athletics, swimming, cycling, boxing, gymnastics, judo, netball, wheelchair basketball, para sport and weightlifting.

The athletes will represent England, Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland, Jamaica, Ghana, Saint Lucia, Zambia and the Isle of Man, showcasing both the breadth of the GLL Sport Foundation's reach and the diversity of talent it continues to support across the UK and beyond.

The Commonwealth Games have long provided unforgettable sporting moments, and Glasgow 2026 promises to be no different. Whether competing for medals, personal bests or valuable international experience, every athlete has earned their place through years of dedication, perseverance and hard work.

Everyone at the GLL Sport Foundation wishes all 115 athletes the very best of luck over the coming weeks. We look forward to following their performances and celebrating their achievements throughout the Games!

GLL Sport Foundation Athletes Competing at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games

Alex Botterill (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2017-2018)
Amber Anning (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2018-2019)
Charlotte Payne (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2023-2024)
Daryll Neita (Athletics, England) – National Ambassador
Dina Asher-Smith (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2010-2016)
Ellen Barber (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2019)
Emma Nwofor (Athletics, England) – Top Up O18
Hannah Nuttall (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2024)
Imani-Lara Lansiquot (Athletics, England) – Ambassador
Jake Minshull (Athletics, England) – Training
Jona Efoloko (Athletics, England) – Ambassador
Josh Faulds (Athletics, England) – Achievement - Special Recognition
Laviai Nielsen (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2015-2017)
Lina Nielsen (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2017-2019)
Lucy Hadaway (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2018-2024)
Revee Walcott-Nolan (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2023)
Romell Glave (Athletics, England) – Top Up O18
Sam Bennett (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2018-2019)
Scott Beattie (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2025)
Scott Lincoln (Athletics, England) – Alumni (2013-2023)
Success Eduan (Athletics, England) – Top Up O18
Ashley Hamilton (Basketball, England) – Alumni (2008)
Cheridene Green (Basketball, England) – Training
Dwayne Lautier-Ogunleye (Basketball, England) – Alumni (2014-2023)
Shanice Beckford-Norton (Basketball, England) – Alumni (2024)
Sacha Hickey (Boxing, England) – Alumni (2019-2024)
Abi Miller (Cycling, England) – Alumni (2020-2023)
Joe Truman (Cycling, England) – Alumni (2020/21)
Acelya Toprak (Judo, England) – Achievement - Special Recognition
Ethan Nairne (Judo, England) – Alumni (2020/21)
Jamal Petgrave (Judo, England) – Ambassador
Kelly Petersen-Pollard (Judo, England) – Alumni (2018-2019)
Lele Nairne (Judo, England) – Alumni (2017-2023)
Tatum Keen (Judo, England) – Alumni (2017-2020/21)
Wesley Greenidge (Judo, England) – Alumni (2014)
Funmi Fadoju (Netball, England) – Training - Pulse
Halimat Ado (Netball, England) – Training - Pulse
Olivia Tchine (Netball, England) – Training - Pulse
Ozioma Nlewedum (Para Athletics, England) – Achievement
Samuel Jose (Para Athletics, England) – Top Up O18
Zachary Shaw (Para Athletics, England) – Alumni (2019-2022)
Kadeena Cox (Para Cycling, England) – Alumni (2020/21)
Louise Fiddes (Para Swimming, England) – Ambassador
Tom Dean (Swimming, England) – Alumni (2016-2020/21)
Chris Murray (Weightlifting, England) – Alumni (2018, 2023)
Kieran Stiles (Weightlifting, England) – Achievement
Jade Atkin (Wheelchair Basketball, England) – Alumni (2018)
Forrester Osei (Weightlifting, Ghana) – Alumni (2016-2019)
Harry Robinson (Swimming, Isle of Man) – Alumni (2015/2018)
Adelle Tracey (Athletics, Jamaica) – Top Up O18
Brie Grierson (Netball, Jamaica) – Alumni (2024)
Callum Morgan (Athletics, Northern Ireland) – Alumni (2022)
Caitlin Fryers (Boxing, Northern Ireland) – Mary Peters Trust
Michaela Walsh (Boxing, Northern Ireland) – National Ambassador
Rachael Hawkes (Judo, Northern Ireland) – Mary Peters Trust
Emma Magee (Netball, Northern Ireland) – Top Up O18
Fionnuala Toner (Netball, Northern Ireland) – Top Up O18
Georgie McGrath (Netball, Northern Ireland) – Top Up O18
Michelle Magee (Netball, Northern Ireland) – Top Up O18
Charlotte Cullen (Swimming, Northern Ireland) – Alumni (2019-2025)
Conor Ferguson (Swimming, Northern Ireland) – Alumni (2022)
Jack McMillan (Swimming, Northern Ireland) – Alumni (2016-2023)
Marvick Pamphile (Athletics, Saint Lucia) – Training
Erin Wallace (Athletics, Scotland) – Top Up O18
Kaya Slater (Athletics, Scotland) – Top Up O18
Peter Mitchell (Cycling, Scotland) – Ambassador
Ellee Cheetham (Artistic Gymnastics, Scotland) – Alumni (2016)
Adele Nicoll (Athletics, Wales) – Ambassador
Jake Heyward (Athletics, Wales) – Achievement
Jeremiah Azu (Athletics, Wales) – Alumni (2018-2019)
Justin Davies (Athletics, Wales) – Top Up O18
Owain Harris-Allan (Boxing, Wales) – Top Up O18
Amy Crowley (Swimming, Wales) – Training
Kieran Bird (Swimming, Wales) – Alumni (2019-2025)
Jodie Waite (Wheelchair Basketball, Wales) – Training - Titans
Robyn Love (Wheelchair Basketball, Wales) – Alumni (2023)
Zach Moyo (Swimming, Zambia) – Alumni (2022-2025)