Claire Cashmore MBE is a Paralympic, World and European Champion as well as a world record holder. She has competed in 5 Paralympic Games, the first in Athens in 2004 at the age of 16. She first competed as a swimmer across 4 Paralympiads, accruing 8 Paralympic medals, including a Gold in the 4x 100m Medley Relay in the Rio De Janeiro Games in 2016. She then switched to paratriathlon where she competes in the PTS5 classification and has had continued success with another Paralympic medal at the Tokyo 2020 Games, as well as multiple World and European medals. She has an exciting summer ahead. If that’s not enough she is also author of the inspiring childrens book: Splash.

Former rugby player Alex currently trains at Loughborough University. He was called up to join Team GB in August 2023 for the European U23 Swimming Championships in Dublin where he won individual 100m bronze and mixed 4x100m freestyle silver. Further call-ups followed, including for December’s European Short Course Championships where Cohoon won gold and set a 4x50m freestyle British record alongside Ben Proud, Matt Richards, and Lewis Burras. In 2024 Alex joined seasoned Olympians Matt Richards, Duncan Scott and Tom Dean in the men’s 4x100m freestyle relay at the olympics in Paris after setting a personal best in the 100m freestyle final at the GB Aquatics Swimming Championships the same year.

Lauren is an English international swimmer. She has represented England at the Commonwealth Games in 2022. In 2025, Cox successfully won her third consecutive 50 metres backstroke title at the 2025 Aquatics GB Swimming Championships.

Luke Greenbank is a backstroke specialist who has won individual and relay medals at Olympic, World and European Championship level as well as Commonwealth Games Gold in 2022. Luke progressed through his junior career breaking a World Junior Record at the age of 17. He has gradually and consistently transitioned into one of the fastest backstroke swimmers in the world with ever growing achievements to his name.

Suz Hext burst on to the scene of British Para-Swimming in 2019, claiming a pair of medals at her debut World Para Swimming Championships - and this preceded her debut Paralympics appearance at Tokyo 2020. In Tokyo, Suzanna reached two individual finals in the Women's S5 100m and 200m Freestyle, placing fourth in both after a couple of performances that personified her drive and resilience.