IoM Sport Aid scholarship recipients announced

Almost 50 athletes to receive funding in 2020/21

Isle of Man Sport Aid has announced its list of scholarships for the upcoming season, with 49 athletes from more than a dozen sports set to benefit.

The 2020/21 scholarship programme provides "a combination of financial support towards their individual sporting needs, plus access to services and workshops at the Isle of Man Sport Institute."

The athletes will receive certificates during the Isle of Man Sports Awards at the Villa Marina on 2 April.

To be eligible, the recipients must be nominated by their sport's governing body and then go through a 'rigorous selection process.'

Below, there's a full list of athletes who will receive Isle of Man Sport Aid funding next season:

Aston International Scholarship
• Glen Quayle (athletics)
• Catherine Reid (athletics)
 
CTH Insurance Scholarship
• Rachael Franklin (athletics)
 
Dan Kneen Charitable Trust Scholarships
• Lizzie Holden (cycling)
• Jamie McCanney (enduro)
• Tom Partington (race walking)
 
Duke Travel Scholarships
• Jed Etchells (enduro)
• Danny McCanney (enduro)
 
Elizabeth Clucas Charitable Trust Scholarships
• Ben Batchelor (sailing)
• Joel Watterson (swimming)
 
Hadrian’s Charity Scholarships
• Archie Collis (judo)
• Emma Hodgson (swimming)
 
JR Moore Trust Scholarship
• Peter Allen (swimming)
 
Nedgroup Investments Scholarship
• Sean Jackson (football)
 
Ramsey Crookall & Co. Scholarship
• Chloe Chadwick (equestrian)
 
TLC Business Solutions Scholarship
• Will Draper (triathlon)
 
Top Spec Fencing Scholarships
• William Corkill (cycling)
• Max Walker (cycling)
 
Tower Insurance Scholarships
• Conor Davies (cycling)
• Tom Gandy (golf)
 
Sport Aid Recipients
• Charlotte Atkinson (swimming)
• Matthew Bostock (cycling)
• Sam Brand (cycling)
• Brandon Cain (snowboarding)
• Anna Christian (cycling)
• Mark Christian (cycling)
• Jonty Cope (rugby)
• Spencer Cope (rugby)
• Philip Cringle (rugby)
• Ana Dawson (golf)
• Lea Dawson (golf)
• Kim Dean (weightlifting)
• Ben Grainger (swimming)
• Joe Harris (athletics)
• Yasmin Ingham (equestrian)
• Erika Kelly (athletics)
• Laura Kinley (swimming)
• Ollie Lockley (athletics)
• Euan MacMurchie (swimming)
• Olivia Marshall (swimming)
• Leon Mazzone (cycling)
• Tom Mazzone (cycling)
• David Mullarkey (athletics)
• Jenny Newbery (triathlon)
• Joe Reid (athletics)
• Bevan Rodd (rugby)
• Amelia Sharpe (cycling)
• Harry Swayne (rugby)
• Sophie Taylor (equestrian)