Knighthood
Mark Cavendish (cyclist), for services to cycling and charity work
Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)
Barbara Slater (former director of BBC Sport and gymnast), for services to sports broadcasting
Graeme Souness (broadcaster and former footballer), for services to football and to charity
Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)
Richard Allcroft (president, World Wheelchair Rugby), for services to wheelchair rugby
Wayne Barnes (former rugby referee), for services to rugby union
Karen Carney (broadcaster and former footballer), for services to football
Sandy Lyle (former golfer), for services to golf
Ally McCoist (broadcaster and former footballer), for services to football and to broadcasting
Kevin Miles (chief executive, Football Supporters’ Association), for services to football
Katherine Sciver-Brunt (former cricketer) for services to women’s cricket and to the community in Yorkshire
Martin Slumbers (chief executive officer and secretary, R&A/Royal and Ancient Golf Club), for services to golf
Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)
Jeremy Adams, for services to disability sport
Jennifer Bott (coach), for services to gymnastics
Esther Britten (deputy director, head of major events, UK Sport), for services to sport
Penelope Broomhead (international Para-athletics classifier, World Para-Athletics), for services to international disability sport
Beverley Roy Corry, for services to athletics
Kay Cossington (women’s technical director, Football Association) for services to football
Patrick Duffy, for services to Special Olympics sports and to young people, particularly those with learning disabilities in the Newry and District Gateway club
Cheryl Foster (football referee and former footballer), for services to football and to women’s sport
Stephen Gallacher (golfer), for services to golf
Patricia Gregory (founding member of Women’s Football Association), for services to national and international football and to charity
Elaine Hunniford, for services to young people and to safeguarding in sport
Dr Gerald Lobley, for services to chess in Scotland
Rachel Lynch (chief executive officer, the Community Network CIC and founder, the Urban Factory), for services to young people and to sport in North East England
Ian Martin, for services to sport and to charity
David McNulty (head coach, British Swimming performance centre), for services to swimming
Anita Neil (Olympic athlete), for services to athletics
Lisa O’Keefe (executive director, Sport England Insight), for services to sport
Richard Osborne (sitting volleyball coach), for services to disability sport
Jasmin Paris (ultra runner), for services to fell and long-distance running
John Pearce (council member, Football Association), for services to football
Chris Powell (football coach and former player), for services to football
Rebecca Redfern (swimmer), services to young people and to the community in Worcestershire
Derek Salisbury (chair, Neath Hockey Club), for services to hockey in south Wales
Alexander Steele (honorary life member of The Forty Cricket Club), for services to cricket and to people with interstitial lung disease
Stuart Storey (chair, Lea Recreation Society and chair, Wodson Park Trust), for services to sport and to the community in East Hertfordshire
Dean Stott, for services to sport, and to humanitarian and mental health awareness
Michelle Weltman, for voluntary and charitable services to disability sport and to the LGBTQI sporting community in London
British Empire Medal (BEM)
Brian Adams, for services to young people and sport
Harry Brodie (organiser, Wheelchair Curling Committee Scotland), for services to wheelchair curling
Janice Buckle, for services to Biggleswade Junior Badminton Club, Bedfordshire
David Burgess, for services to junior football in Peterborough
Hazel Burgess, for services to junior football in Peterborough
Catherine Coombs (president, junior coach, manager and child welfare officer, Redland Ladies Hockey Club), for services to hockey in Bristol
Robert Easson (director of rugby, Edinburgh Academical Football Club), for services to Scottish rugby
Ernest Feargrieve (lead race mechanic, Great Britain cycling team), for services to cycling
Linda Forrister, for services to British Gymnastics
Amanda Goth (mountain and hill runner), for voluntary services to the Todmorden Harriers Running Club and Sport Calderdale
Norma Hyde, for services to the Special Olympics, Sandwell
Barrie Jenkins (vice-chair and head bowls coach, Cardiff Chameleons), for services to bowls in Wales
Mervyn Leggett (council member, Football Association), for services to football
Erroll Lutton, for services to hockey
David Matten, for services to Kew Cricket Club
Gordon McDowell, for services to sport and to the community in County Down
David McMath (club secretary and groundsman, Castle Douglas Football Club), for services to football
Jason Oldfield, for services to the Kirkham and Wesham Cricket Club, Preston, Lancashire
Richard Quayle, for services to the Isle of Man Road Races
Neil Parsons (boxing coach), for services to sport
Mark Portsmouth, for services to sport in Mumbles, Swansea
John Rodgers (secretary, St Patrick’s Former Players Football Club), for services to football
Audrey Taylor, for services to amateur swimming in East Sussex
Antony Ward (swimming technical official), for services to swimming and Para-swimming
Robert White, for services to football and to charity in North Belfast
Sharon Wood (chair, technical committee, British Gymnastics), for services to trampoline gymnastics
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