Nottingham at the Olympics
From our very first Olympian John Dudderidge who competed in Berlin in 1936 in the Canoe event to our latest Team GB medallist, canoe slalom athlete David Florence; the University of Nottingham is incredibly proud of all our Olympian and Paralympian alumni. Their achievements inspire our students to follow in their footsteps and achieve their dreams of reaching the pinnacle of their chosen sport.
Please see below for the University of Nottingham students, staff and alumni who have competed for their country at the Olympic and Paralympic Games.
Athletes by Olympic and Paralympic Games
Tokyo 2020
- #34 Zhao Shuai (Paralympic Table Tennis) - 2 x Gold medallist
- #46 Sophie Unwin (Paralympic Cyclicing) - Silver and Bronze medallist
- #45 Emily Campbell (Weightlifting) - Silver medallist
- #44 Stuart Wood (Paralympic Canoe) - Bronze Medallist
- #43Tin-Tin Ho (Table Tennis)
- #30 Harry Martin (Hockey)
- #42 Tom Sorsby (Hockey)
- #41 James Gall (Hockey)
- #40 Katie Snowden (Athletics)
- #39 Tim Jeffery (Paralympic Rifle Shooting)
Rio 2016
- #34 Zhao Shuai (Paralympic Table Tennis) - Gold medallist
- #27 David Florence (Canoe Slalom) - Silver medallist
- #29 Melanie Wilson (Rowing) - Silver medallist
- #38 George Pinner (Hockey)
- #30 Harry Martin (Hockey)
- #31 Nick Catlin (Hockey)
- #33 Chris Bartley (Rowing)
- #37 Chris Wyles (Rugby 7s)
Sochi 2014
- #19 Kristan Bromley (Skeleton)
London 2012
- #36 Tim Baillie (Canoe Slalom) - Gold medallist
- #35 Etienne Stott (Canoe Slalom) - Gold medallist
- #34 Zhao Shuai (Paralympic Table Tennis) - Gold medallist
- #27 David Florence (Canoe Slalom) - Silver medallist
- #33 Chris Bartley (Rowing) - Silver medallist
- #25 Annie Panter (Hockey) - Bronze medallist
- #32 Johny Akinyemi (Canoe Slalom)
- #18 Tim Brabants (Canoe Sprint)
- #31 Nick Catlin (Hockey)
- #20 Rob Moore (Hockey)
- #30 Harry Martin (Hockey)
- #24 Olivia Whitlam (Rowing)
- #29 Melanie Wilson (Rowing)
Vancouver 2010
- #19 Kristan Bromley (Skeleton)
- #28 Paul Worth (Speed Skating)
Beijing 2008
- #18 Tim Brabants (Canoe Sprint) - Gold and bronze medallist
- #27 David Florence (Canoe Slalom) - Silver medallist
- #22 Campbell Walsh (Canoe Slalom)
- #26 Sharon Laws (Cycling)
- #25 Annie Panter (Hockey)
- #20 Rob Moore (Hockey)
- #24 Olivia Whitlam (Rowing)
- #23 Jess Sylvester (Swimming)
Turin 2006
- #19 Kristan Bromley (Skeleton)
Athens 2004
- #22 Campbell Walsh (Canoe Slalom) - Silver medallist
- #21 Helen Karagounis (Athletics)
- #12 Peter Pearse (Boccia)
- #18 Tim Brabants (Canoe Sprint)
- #20 Rob Moore (Hockey)
- #15 Kathryn Evans (Swimming)
Salt Lake 2002
- #19 Kristan Bromley (Skeleton)
Sydney 2000
- #18 Tim Brabants (Canoe Sprint) - Bronze medallist
- #17 Andrew Graffin (Athletics)
- #12 Peter Pearse (Boccia)
- #16 Rowan Carroll (Rowing)
- #15 Kathryn Evans (Swimming)
- #14 Heidi Earp (Swimming)
Atlanta 1996
- #13 Deng Yaping (Table Tennis) - Double gold medallist
- #11 Lynn Simpson (Canoe)
- #10 Rachel Fox (Canoe)
- #6 Shaun Wallace (Cycling)
- #15 Simon Hazlitt (Hockey)
- #14 David Lemon (Rowing)
Barcelona 1992
- #13 Deng Yaping (Table Tennis) - Double gold medallist
- #7 Graeme Fell (Athletics)
- #12 Peter Pearse (Boccia)
- #9 Robert Clift (Hockey)
- #11 Lynn Simpson (Canoe)
- #10 Rachel Fox (Canoe)
Seoul 1988
- #9 Robert Clift (Hockey) - Gold medallist
- #8 Abu Yilla (Paralympic Athletics) - Bronze medallist
- #7Graeme Fell (Athletics)
Los Angeles 1984
- #6 Shaun Wallace (Cycling)
Montreal 1976
- #5 Jan Roscoe (Athletics)
Munich 1972
- #5 Jan Roscoe (Athletics)
- #4 Michael Richards (Swimming)
Mexico 1968
Tokyo 1964
Berlin 1936
- #1 John Dudderidge (Canoe)