
Lauren Asquith
Youth Board Chair
Full time Equality, Diversity and Inclusion Manager with Derby Community Trust. A mentor, role model and leader who believes sport remains unfiltered, it speaks a universal language and has the power to break down any barriers.
Lipa Nessa
Bedfordshire
Is going to change the world with a hijab on her head and a ball at her feet. Find her on @sheisoffside bringing under represented conversation to life.
Jemima Browning
North Yorkshire
Ambassador for the benefits and impact inclusion can have on a whole community using sport as a platform. On a mission to achieve an #inclusionrevolution and #leavenoonebehind.
Keziah Gilbert
Northumberland
Was a School Games Organiser (SGO) now studying to be a primary education teacher with a real passion for school sport.
Jess Lonnen
Cambridgeshire
A previous YST Young Event Host, our youngest member of the Youth Board and still at school an activist for youth led approach to change.
Kieran Matthews
London
Founder and Head Coach of Titans Basketball Club and Dad of two young boys, achieving success by using sport as an intervention for community engagement and education as an alternative lifestyle to crime.
Charlie Williams
Dorset
As someone with cerebral palsy and a very keen sportsman he will bring great insight into what is the best way to encourage young people into disability sport.
Elodie Fleet
Midlands
Sport has played a huge part in overcoming personal crippling mental health. Ambitious to improve as many other young lives as possible using sport to reduce the pressures in life.
Dylan Conti
Scotland
Wants to encourage young people to be physically active and create great careers in the sector through CIMSPA (The chartered institute for the management of sport and physical activity). Dylan sits on their Youth Board.
Lauren Holloway
Wales
Was YST Development Co-ordinator for young volunteers in Wales before moving back to her passion for coaching rugby to young people from deprived communities. Has seen first-hand the impact that sport can have on young peoples lives to their sense of belonging.