Harrogate district’s talented youngsters in both the sporting and art world have received grants from Harrogate Borough Council.
The council set up the ‘Centenary Grants’ funding stream in 1984 to celebrate its centenary and since then nearly 600 talented young people have benefited
In total, 31 grants were awarded this year for outstanding achievement and progression in their chosen discipline.
Arts Awards
Tara Hill, 16 – Clarinet
Mollie King, 15 – Classical Ballet
Samantha Lester-Brockett, 13 – Tenor Saxophone
James Nassiri, 14 – Music
Jonathan Vaux, 15 – Saxophone
Leah Waddington, 11 – Music
Sports Awards
Zachary Berrill, 14 – Rugby, Cricket, Athletics and Football
James Brown, 17 – Shotokan Karate
Lydia Clissitt, 17 – Hockey
Lara Coyle, 10 – Gymnastics
Benjamin Daniel, 11 – Archery
Jacob Fincham-Dukes, 16 – Athletics
Adam Goundry, 17 – Diving
Fraser William Grice 17 – Shotokan Karate
Thomas Henley 16 – Tae Kwon Do
Matthew Keogh 13 – Football
Thomas Ketley 13 – Archery
William Lake 15 – Swimming
Charlie Lonsbrough 17 – Swimming
Callam McAlister-Payne 17 -Karate
Hannah Merrick 14 – Gymnastics
Daniel Nimick 12 – Football
Cameron O’Donnell 14 – Cricket
Edwyn Oliver-Evans, 17 – Cycling
Josie Parry, 15 – Athletics, Hurdles
Carrin Peters, 16 – Cheerleading
Nathan Pickard, 15 – Diving
Ellie Rymer, 17 – Climbing
Hayden Steele, 17 – Karate
Katie Thompson, 16 – Cricket
Olivia Turner, 17 -Diving
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