The full team of 37 dance athletes was approved for the championship in Delhi
The British Athletician has announced the Lee Novuna Great Britain and Northern Ireland for the upcoming World Cup, which will take place in Delhi, September 26, October 5.
According to the latest additions announced today, the squad is over, bringing the total number of selected athletes to 37.
It is one of the standard names to six times the world, Champion Holly Arnold, who aims to protect his F46 Javelin title. He joined him three times the world’s high Jumper Jonathan Broom-Edwards who will compete in T44 high jump.
The world’s eleven-time championship medalist Sophie Hank is set at events of T38 100 m and 200 m, as well as universal relays. Den Wrasers, highly decorated Paralympic, world and European medalist will compete at F44 Discus.
Nathan Maguire returns to an international competition in T54 class, which disputes with 1,500 m, 800 m and 400 m, in which she has set a new personal one this season. He will try to improve his fourth place from Paris’s Paralympic Games.
According to the team, Bronze medalist Anna Nicholson, which will compete in the F35 shot of women in Paris’s Paralympic Games. Joining him, a Paralympic Bronze Medalist Didi Oojo, which competes in T63 100 m.
Funmi Oduwaiye is the main one in a good way, a new personal best of 38.77 m in “Birmingham” recent Discus in the Novuna Athletics Championship. He will compete with F64, and F44 Discus.
Luke Nuttall running medium-distance also returns to an international competition. The bilateral Paralym opened its season 3. 59.65 in London to meet London Athletics and will last T46 1500 m.
The new talent will perform their high international debut, and the seven athletes earn their first calls to the national team.
Bree Cronin will compete at F44 Discus with the best private means of 39.83 m. Amy Thompson, only 19, will be fired at GB & N1 women’s F41 after making impressive progress this year.
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Filling the debutant group is Bebe Jackson, who created a history in the Youth Cooperation Games as a team’s first medalist. He claimed Silvers in F42-44 / F61-64 Discus last year in Trinidad and Tobago.
Katie Jones said:
“The full composition of 37 has a lot of experience, from seven international debuts to a good depth of world-class medalists.
Complete composition.
Women
Kare Adenegan – T34 100 m, 800 m and 400 m
Hollie Arnold – F46 Javelin
Fabienne Andre – T34 800 m, 100 m and 400 m
Olivia Breen – T38 Long Jump, 100m and Universal Relays
Hannah Cockcroft – T34 100 m, 800 m, 400 m and universal relays
Lydia Church – F12 shot
Bree Cronin – F44 Discus
Maddie Down – T38 Long Jump, 100m and Universal Relays
Sabrina Fortune – F20 Shot Put
Sophie Hahn – T38 100m, 200 m and universal relays
BEBE JACKSON – T44 100 m and 200 m
Victoria Levit – T44 100 m and 200 m
Anna Niculson – F35 Shooting
Funmi Oduwaiye – F44 Shot Put and F44 Discus
OKH – T63 100 m
Ali Smith – T38 400 m, 200 m and universal relays
Amy Thompson – F41 Shot
Hannah Taunton – T20 1500 m
Mel Woods – T54 800 m, 400 m and 1500 m
Men
Jonathan Broom Edward – T64 High Jump
Alled Davis – F63 Shots
Dan Gladman – T64 100 m
Dan Greaves – F44 Discus
Michael Jenkins – F38 Shot Put
Nathan Maguire – T54 1500 m, 400 m and 800 m
Finlay Menzies – T72 100 m and 400 m
Arthur Milles – T13 1500 m
Luke Nuttall – T46 1500 m
Jonnie Peacock – T64 100 m and universal relays
And PEMBROKE – F13 Javelin
Marcus Perrineau Daley – T52 100 m
Ben Sandilands – T20 1500 m
Zac Shaw – T12 100 m and universal relays
Zak Skinner – T13 Long jump
Luke Sinnott – T63 Long Jump
Harrison Walsh – F44 Discus
Thomas Young – T38 100 m
