Hugo Inglis is a distinguished New Zealand field hockey player. Known for his exceptional skills as a forward, he has made over 250 appearances for the New Zealand national team, the Black Sticks. Hugo has competed in four Olympic Games and has won both silver and bronze medals at the Commonwealth Games. Off the field, he is also the co-founder of High Impact Athletes, an organization dedicated to leveraging sports for positive social change.

Orla Walsh is an accomplished Irish track cyclist. She began cycling in her twenties and quickly rose to prominence, becoming a top sprinter and 11 x Ireland National Track Cycling Champion. Orla has represented Ireland at both European and World Championships, and she holds the Irish record for the 500m time trial. Her inspiring journey from a late starter to an elite athlete was featured in the documentary "Cycling Changed My Life: Orla Walsh."

Ma'a Nonu is a legendary All Blacks rugby union player known for his powerful and dynamic playing style. He primarily plays as an inside centre but can also cover outside centre and wing. Nonu has represented the New Zealand national team, the All Blacks, and was a key member of their 2011 and 2015 Rugby World Cup-winning squads. With over 100 caps for the All Blacks, he is regarded as one of the greatest centres in rugby history. Currently, he plays for the San Diego Legion in Major League Rugby (MLR).

James Saxby is a dedicated triathlete from Alfreton, Derbyshire, who has set out to break the Guinness World Record for the longest continuous triathlon. On July 13-14, 2024, he surpassed the previous record by completing an impressive 503.97 km triathlon, which includes a 15 km open water swim, a 387.5 km bike ride, and a 97.5 km run. James raised funds for the Alfreton Youngsters Umbrella Provision, a charity that supports youth groups in his community. His incredible effort showcases his determination and commitment to both athletic excellence and community support.