James Lodge is an autistic snooker player ranked inside the WDBS top 10, known for sharp strategy, encyclopaedic recall, and passionate advocacy. From exhibition frames with three-time World Champion Mark Williams to articles elevating disability snooker, James pairs competitive grit with a commitment to make the sport more inclusive for all.

Fiona Shorten is an ultra-endurance cyclist and autistic advocate racing distances up to 4,000 km. With a late autism diagnosis and a powerful story of transformation, Fiona uses cycling as a platform for awareness, community, and self-discovery—showing that strength can be quiet, steady, and deeply personal.

Holly Wilkie-Milne is a World Junior Champion and British Curling athlete who’s bringing visibility, empathy, and energy to neurodiversity in sport. With ADHD traits and a deep belief in the power of inclusion, Holly is reshaping what success looks like—both on the ice and beyond.

Mollie Knaggs is a professional pickleball player and autistic advocate who’s making waves on the court and beyond. From winning international titles to leading the UK’s first performance pickleball academy, Mollie is redefining success through mindset, compassion, and community—and showing young girls that there are no limits.

Chris Morgan is an Olympic bronze medallist and two-time world champion rower who now advocates for more inclusive systems in sport. Diagnosed as Autistic, Chris values direct, respectful communication and brings a thoughtful, reflective approach to high performance. He’s passionate about improving environments for others—proving that success in sport isn’t about fitting in, but thriving as yourself.

Kofi Josephs is a record-breaking international basketball player and founder of the athlete mental health platform Why Not I. With traits of ADHD and over 20 years of elite-level experience, Kofi blends performance with purpose—raising awareness of neurodivergence, redefining success, and challenging stigma in sport through bold advocacy on and off the court.

Ben Marston is a 17-year-old international ten pin bowler from Sunderland, England, and a proud member of the Youth Team England squad. Diagnosed with ADHD and traits of dyspraxia, Ben uses sport to build focus and resilience. His dream? To compete professionally in the PBA and show the world what neurodivergent athletes can do.

Austin Varco is a professional racing driver with Autism and ADHD who’s breaking barriers in motorsport. From NASCAR’s Weekly Series to the FIA BRSCC MX-5 Championship in the UK, Austin combines data-driven focus with fearless determination. Off the track, he’s a proud advocate for neurodiversity, using his platform to challenge stigma and promote inclusion in elite sport.