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Sporting Legacy
Forthcoming Events
Inspired by the London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Community Games draws on the London 2012 legacy to bring communities together to enjoy sporting and cultural activities. These events are taking place up and down the country and, with over 30 taking place in Bucks and MK in 2012, we're hoping for a blossoming effect this year in 2013. ...more
Thursday 20th June will see 1,500 Primary and Secondary school pupils from across Bucks and MK come together to take part in a ‘mini-Olympic’ style festival of sport at the Sainsbury’s School Games. ...more
Gemma Collis
Profile
D.O.B: 10/10/1992
Hometown: Aston Clinton
Competing In: Paralympic Games
Gemma has been competing in sports ever since she was young and has a rich background of winning at the highest level. She was double County Triple Jump Champion at age 15 aswell as District 100m Champion between the ages of 12 and 15.
In July 2008 Gemma was diagnosed with RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) which affected the functioning of the nerves in her right leg. She didn't let this stop her from her sporting interests and she began coaching, officiating and wolunteering at various sporting events.
While studying Law as a undergraduate at Durham University she tried Wheelchair Fencing and found that she really enjoyed competing in it.
D.O.B: 10/10/1992
Hometown: Aston Clinton
Competing In: Paralympic Games
Gemma has been competing in sports ever since she was young and has a rich background of winning at the highest level. She was double County Triple Jump Champion at age 15 aswell as District 100m Champion between the ages of 12 and 15.
In July 2008 Gemma was diagnosed with RSD (Reflex Sympathetic Dystrophy) which affected the functioning of the nerves in her right leg. She didn't let this stop her from her sporting interests and she began coaching, officiating and wolunteering at various sporting events.
While studying Law as a undergraduate at Durham University she tried Wheelchair Fencing and found that she really enjoyed competing in it.
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