Sky Academy Sports Scholarships support 11 of the UK and Irelands most exciting young athletes to fulfil their potential on the international stage. We provide them with media coaching and mentoring over four years building up to the Olympics.Our current Scholars have been on quite a journey since the London Games, dealing with injuries and the pressures of qualifying for the Olympics. We have been with them every step of the way.Want to know a little more about our Sky Academy Sports Scholars and what the Scholarship scheme has meant to them?WATCH THE VIDEO ABOVE TO MEET THEM......LUCY GARNER (Road cycling - DOB 20/09/1994)Im extremely proud to be part of the programme and be among some amazing athletes.Read more about Lucy Watch Savannah Marshalls story on Wed 20th Jul, 9:45pm on Sky Sports 2 SIOBHAN-MARIE OCONNOR (Swimming, 200IM - DOB 29/11/1995)Being part of Sky Academy has been brilliant for my training. Ive been able to do everything needed to improve and try to get to the top.Read more about SiobhanELISE CHRISTIE (Short Track Speed Skating - DOB 13/08/1990)Being a part of the programme has been amazing. I just couldnt believe when they asked me from such a small sport.Read more about EliseQUILLAN ISIDORE (BMX - DOB 17/10/1996)Its meant a lot for me and my family. Its supported me and enabled me to do so much more with my sport.Read more about Quillan Win Sky tickets! Play snap on Twitter and match up the Scholars JESSICA JUDD (Athletics, 800m/1500m - DOB 09/01/1995)It means the world to me. Its really important to have so much support behind me and to be part of such a great team.Read more about JessicaOLIVIA BREEN (Athletics, T38 100m, 200m & long jump - DOB 26/07/1996)Being a Scholar has given me the confidence and financial ability to make this dramatic move and I havent looked back since.Read more about OliviaHOLLY BRADSHAW (Athletics, Pole Vault - DOB 02/11/1991)Sky have already given me some great opportunities and Im looking forward to more in the future.Read more about Holly Agony to excitement Mark English on overcoming three-month hell before Rio JACK BATESON (Boxing, flyweight - DOB 03/06/1994)The best advice from my mentor Johnny Nelson - Therell be ups and downs, not just in boxing but in sport.Read more about JackSAVANNAH MARSHALL (Boxing, Middleweight - DOB 19/05/1991)Johnny Nelson has helped me particularly on the physical side with my techniques, where Adam Smith has helped me mentally.Read more about SavannahMARK ENGLISH (Athletics, 800m, 4 x 400m relay - DOB 18/03/1993)Having a mentor has been immensely valuable. The advice Darren Campbell has given me on injuries, training and racing has been golden.Read more about Mark Jessica Ennis-Hill shocks student to present Sky Sports Living for Sport award SAM OLDHAM (Gymnastics, all-around - DOB 17/02/1993)The partnership with my mentor Geoff Shreeves is one of the best parts of the programme. He was worried at first that he knew nothing about gymnastics but I reassured him that we would get on just fine!Read more about SamKeep up to date with all the latest from our Scholars by following @SkyScholarships on Twitter Also See: More on Sky Academy Sports Scholarships Follow us on Twitter Meet the athletes Blogs Videos Galleries https://www.sanfranciscofootballshop.com/94-Jersey .com) - Devin Booker scored 19 points and top-ranked Kentucky put on a defensive clinic in an 83-44 obliteration of UCLA in the CBS Sports Classic. https://www.sanfranciscofootballshop.com/25-Jersey .ca. The NHL Play of the Year showdown kicks off with some slick moves going head-to-head with a combination of soft hands and endless patience. https://www.sanfranciscofootballshop.com/5-Jersey. Two-time Olympic bronze medallists Savchenko and Szolkowy received 79.02 points to finish ahead of world bronze medallists Meagan Duhamel and Eric Radford of Canada, who had 77.01 points. https://www.sanfranciscofootballshop.com/12-Jersey . And Richard Bachman, their rookie goalie, is facing a penalty shot a few seconds after the opening face-off. No pressure, right? Bachman stood his ground against Zack Kassian and saw the puck dribble off the Canuck rookies stick, then settled in and backstopped the Stars to a 5-2 win over Vancouver Tuesday that put Dallas in first place in the Pacific Division. https://www.sanfranciscofootballshop.com/7-Jersey . - Playing a road game against a division rival raises the intensity for linebacker Clay Matthews. VIERA, Fla. -- Jose Iglesias will be out four to six months because of stress fractures in both legs. The Detroit Tigers shortstop was examined by Dr. Thomas Clanton, a foot and ankle specialist on Tuesday, and is scheduled to be reevaluated in four months. Speaking before the Tigers played the Washington Nationals in Viera on Thursday, general manager Dave Dombrowski indicated the team is preparing to play the season without Iglesias. "(He could) perhaps be back later in the year, but in my thought process thats more unlikely than likely at this point," Dombrowski said, adding he has been assured Iglesias will be ready to play next season. Iglesias will be relegated to non-weight bearing exercises and upper-body conditioning for four to six months. He is also undergoing more tests to help determine why the stress fractures did not heal during the off-season. Dombrowski said Iglesias played with the condition last year while he was with Boston and has X-rays, MRIs and even bone scans. They all showed he was having a stress reaction. "This is a very rare situation for somebody at any age, but particullarly a young individual," Dombrowski said.dddddddddddd The smooth-fielding Iglesias hit .303 for Boston and Detroit last season. The Tigers acquired him last July from the Red Sox in a three-team trade shortly before shortstop Jhonny Peralta was suspended. Detroit didnt re-sign Peralta and he signed with St. Louis as a free agent. "It certainly hurts," Tigers manager Brad Ausmus said of the loss of Iglesias. "We were hoping that Jose would be able to flash his glove for 150 games or so, but plans have changed. The important thing is for him to take care of his stress fracture issue and get back as soon as he can. Well try to fill the gap in the meantime." Detroit could try to sign free agent Stephen Drew to replace the 24-year-old Iglesias if the championship-contending franchise isnt comfortable starting someone such as Danny Worth at the important position. Other candidates are prospects Eugenio Suarez ad Hernan Perez. "Right now, were looking at internal candidates," Dombrowski said. "Right now, thats the way were leaning on going." ' ' '