Power2Inspire is delighted to welcome its second new ambassador of 2023 to the team.
Archie Eaton joins fellow ambassadors Rosie Williams (Under 12 British Disability Gymnastics Champion 2022), Rachel Morgan (B1 Tennis World Champion) and Headteacher at Quilter’s Junior School, Michael Wade.
Archie chose to become a Power2Inspire ambassador as he feels that inclusion has become increasingly important in sport.
“I think being a Power2Inspire ambassador is an amazing way to bring communities together under the banner of inclusive sports. I am really looking forward to the first of many events that I can be a part of!”
The third year Worcester University Sports Coaching Science student says that his favourite sport is boccia as
“It’s one of those sports that is truly accessible to anyone.”
Asked what he hopes to bring to Power2Inspire’s mission, Archie commented:
“I hope to bring new ideas – as well as a very competitive atmosphere! – so that more people can enjoy a fun and inclusive environment.”
Power2Inspire Founder, John Willis, added:
“It’s fantastic to have Archie on board. We first met at a PowerHouseGames at Worcester University in 2022, where, as a sports science student with disability sports, he was a supervisor – and were incredibly impressed by his enthusiasm and determination! We know that Archie will be brilliant in his new ambassador role and can’t wait to work with him.”
Meet Archie’s fellow Power2Inspire ambassadors.
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