Sporting Equals Future Champions - Ashpal Kaur Bhogal, hockey

Just Giving - By donating you are helping us to support the dreams of our Future Champions, and creating tomorrow’s sports stars

The Sporting Equals Future Champions programme aims to identify and support tomorrow's sports stars.

The right support at the right time in a young person's career can make all the difference. We're helping these talented and dedicated youngsters to develop to their full potential in their sport. In return, our Future Champions are young ambassadors, valuable role models for black and minority ethnic young people.

By promoting the fun and excitement of a fit and active lifestyle, they are helping us open up a world of opportunities and positive experiences, with widespread benefits from social inclusion, personal wellbeing and sporting achievement.

Do you know someone who could be a Future Champion?

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If you would like to nominate an individual to be a Future Champion please contact the team at Sporting Equals by email: info@sportingequals.org.uk, or telephone: 0121 777 1375

Ashpal Kaur Bhogal
Hockey

Ashpal Bhogal has been a trailblazer in Hockey from an early age. She continues to be a real talent and has set her sights on Rio in 2016.
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Pavan Sagoo
Golf

Pavan Sagoo, aged 15, has been playing Golf since the age of 3, and is viewed as one of the most promising young golfers in England.
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Eden Silva
Tennis

Eden Silva's early development took place in California under the guidance of World renowned tennis coach Robert Lansdorp. Now firmly based in the UK she has continued her rise up the junior and senior British Woman's rankings.
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Joshua Ward-Hibbert
Tennis

Joshua Ward-Hibbert has been playing tennis since the age of 4. The talented athlete also represented England in Basketball before Concentrating on his tennis career. In early 2012 he won the Junior Boys Doubles Grand Slam Title at the Australian Open alongside Liam Broady.
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Suneil Singh
Kick Boxing

Suneil Singh won titles at national and world level in Kickboxing before his 16th birthday. In this explosive and demanding sport his dedication and hard work are the key ingredients to his success to date. Suneil has amassed over 56 trophies in the last 5 years, but he is still hungry for more.
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Kofi Josephs
Basketball

Kofi Josephs ambition to play professional basketball at the highest level has seen him embark on a long journey to the USA. After attending college and competing in various prestigious tournaments he is now a sophomore at John Brown University persuing his dream.
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Nico Anderson
Table Tennis

Nico Anderson is a wheelchair table tennis player. He is only 16 but has already achieved two gold medals in men’s open tournaments, competing against adults. He is currently training in Sheffield with GB coaches and trains against able-bodied players.
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Hardev Rathore
Cricket

Hardev Rathore has been playing cricket for less than 3 years. He has been successful in trials for Nottingham County Cricket Club U14 team and has being capped for the team. Hardev has been able to progress to County level so quickly due to his exceptional and natural talent as an off spinner.
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