Knighthood

Christopher Dean (former ice skater), for companies to ice skating and to voluntary service

Damehood

Jayne Torvill (former ice skater), for companies to ice skating and to voluntary service

Sarina Wiegman (England soccer supervisor), honorary damehood as she is a Dutch nationwide

Commanders of the Order of the British Empire (CBE)

Jonathan Davies (former Welsh rugby participant), for work as president of the Velindre Most cancers Care Belief

Daniel Levy (former Tottenham Hotspur government chairman), for companies to charity and the group in Tottenham

Leah Williamson (England captain), for companies to soccer

Fergus McCann (former Celtic chief government) for companies to the financial system and charity.

Officers of the Order of the British Empire (OBE)

Zoe Stratford (England captain), for companies to rugby union

Derek Brewer (former Nottinghamshire and MCC chief government, and former board adviser, England and Wales Cricket Board), for companies to cricket

Dr Ann Budge (former chair and chief government officer, Hearts), for companies to sport and to the group in Midlothian

Dr James Craig (former Celtic participant), for companies to Scottish soccer and to charity

Gabby Logan (broadcaster), for companies to sports activities broadcasting and to charity

John Mitchell (England head coach), for companies to rugby union

Barry O’Brien (cricket administrator), for companies to the regulation, to cricket and charity

Marlie Packer (England worldwide), for companies to rugby union

Sarah-Jane Perry (squash participant, grassroots champion and mentor), for companies to squash

Stuart Pringle (chief government officer, Silverstone Circuit), for companies to motorsport

Paula Radcliffe (broadcaster and former athlete), for companies to sport

Clive Tyldesley (broadcaster), for companies to sports activities broadcasting and to charity

Gill Whitehead (chair, Girls’s Rugby World Cup 2025), for companies to girls’s rugby

Members of the Order of the British Empire (MBE)

Dr Frances Akor (non-executive director, UK Anti-Doping), for companies to sport

Joe Appiah (athlete), for companies to sport, public well being and public service

Susan Briegal (chief government, World Netball) for companies to sport

Daniel Costello, for companies to group, sport and youth growth

Kerry Davis (former England worldwide), for companies to soccer and to range in sport

Simone Fisher (director of equality, range and inclusion, Skilled Footballers’ Affiliation), for companies to soccer

Alex Greenwood (England worldwide), for companies to soccer

Isa Guha (broadcaster and former England cricketer) for companies to inclusivity and cricket

Megan Jones (England worldwide), for companies to rugby union

Tara Jones (referee), for companies to rugby league

Sadia Kabeya (England worldwide), for companies to rugby union

James Keothavong (umpire), for companies to tennis and tennis umpiring

Ellie Kildunne (England worldwide), for companies to rugby union

Louise Kingsley (director of efficiency, Nice Britain rowing staff), for companies to sport

David Laing (chair, Scottish Borders Incapacity Sports activities Group) for companies to sport

Julia Lee (former referee and advocate for ladies’s rugby league), for companies to rugby league

Sarah Massey (managing director, Girls’s Rugby World Cup 2025), for companies to girls’s rugby union

Rhys McClenaghan (gymnast), for companies to gymnastics

Dr Ritan Mehta (head of medical and staff physician, England girls’s soccer staff), for companies to soccer

David Perks (athletics coach), for companies to athletics

Kambiz Ramzan Ali (Taekwondo grasp) for companies to taekwondo and the group

Toby Roberts (Olympic champion), for companies to sport climbing

Georgia Stanway (England worldwide), for companies to soccer

Ella Toone (England worldwide), for companies to soccer

Nigel Travis (boxing coach), for companies to boxing and the group

Keira Walsh (England worldwide), for companies to soccer

Colin Wright (co-founder, Rushmoor Gymnastics Academy), for companies to girls’s gymnastics

Marie Wright (co-founder, Rushmoor Gymnastics Academy), for companies to girls’s gymnastics