- Former Cricketer

Alex Tudor is an award-winning former cricketer who played for Surrey and Essex. He is now the head coach and owner of Alex Tudor Cricket Coaching and works as a cricket professional at Kimbolton School in Cambridgeshire.

- Entrepreneur

James White is best known for being crowned the winner of The Apprentice in 2017. The entrepreneur is the owner of Right Time Recruitment, as well as a boutique skin care clinic called FAB Clinics.

– Gymnast

Max Whitlock is Britain's greatest ever gymnast and five-time Olympic medallist, having won two golds and three bronzes. He became Britain's first ever gold medallist in artistic gymnastics at the 2016 event in RIo de Janeiro.

– Cricketer

Dom Sibley is a cricketer who plays for Warwickshire and England. He was named one of Wisden Five Cricketers of the Year in 2021, having impressed while playing against the West Indies in 2020 where he hit two half-centuries and a ton.

– Rugby Union Player

Matt Banahan is a rugby union player for Gloucester and a former England international known for his pace, power and size. Following his retirement at the end of the 2021 season, he plans to dedicate himself to inspiring the next generation through sport.

– Rugby Union Referee

Sara Cox has been a trailblazer for women in the world of rugby. She was the world's first professional female rugby union referee as well as the first female to referee a Premiership Rugby Cup match.

– Cricketer

Sophie Luff is a cricketer captaining Somerset and Western Storm. As well as being one of the most consistent players on the county circuit, she has also served as Women’s and Girls Performance Head Coach for Somerset Cricket Board.

– Cricketer

Craig Overton plays cricket for Somerset and England. He was one of the best performing individuals during the 2020 season and was selected in the Greene King Team of the Year 2020, and was shortlisted for the NatWest PCA Men’s Player of the Year.

– Cricketer

Peter Trego is a cricketer for Nottinghamshire. He is the leading run scorer in Hong Kong Sixes cricket and also holds the record for the highest individual score in the tournament. In addition, Peter is a presenter on Bristol City’s Robins TV.

- Racing Driver & Ex Royal Marines Commando

Paul Vice is a British GT racing driver and former Royal Marines Commando, also known as ‘The Commando Who Refused to Die’. Having recovered from serious injuries sustained in Afghanistan, he went on to become an Invictus Games champion.

- Former Cricketer

Alex Tudor is an award-winning former cricketer who played for Surrey and Essex. He is now the head coach and owner of Alex Tudor Cricket Coaching and works as a cricket professional at Kimbolton School in Cambridgeshire.

- Entrepreneur

James White is best known for being crowned the winner of The Apprentice in 2017. The entrepreneur is the owner of Right Time Recruitment, as well as a boutique skin care clinic called FAB Clinics.

– Cricketer

Temba is a full international batter and was also recently named captain of the South African national team, making history as the first black African to be given the honour. He has represented South Africa since 2016 and been a regular in the set up ever since.

– Retired rugby player

Tendai was part of the South African squad that won the 2019 Rugby World Cup and is the most capped prop in South African history. He has a cult following in the country and is also known as ‘The Beast’. Tendai has since retired from rugby and is currently taking a MBA in business.

– Cricket coach and former player

Jacques is a highly decorated former cricket player and now coach. He has represented South Africa over 500 times across Test, T20 and ODI and is widely regarded as the country’s greatest ever batsman, known and praised for his orthodox technique.

– Cricketer

Temba is a full international batter and was also recently named captain of the South African national team, making history as the first black African to be given the honour. He has represented South Africa since 2016 and been a regular in the set up ever since.

– Retired rugby player

Tendai was part of the South African squad that won the 2019 Rugby World Cup and is the most capped prop in South African history. He has a cult following in the country and is also known as ‘The Beast’. Tendai has since retired from rugby and is currently taking a MBA in business.