Hollie Arnold

In 2008 Hollie Arnold made her Paralympic debut at the age of 14 – the youngest member of ParalympicsGB’s team – and went on to finish and impressive 11th in a mixed category in Beijing.

Arnold saw significant improvement by the time the next Games came around, winning bronze at the IPC Athletics World Championships before a fifth-place finish at London 2012.

In the subsequent years Arnold became a dominant force in the F46 javelin, winning back-to-back world titles in Lyon and Doha in 2013 and 2015 respectively.

At Rio 2016 Arnold became Paralympic champion and added a third world gold to her name a year later in London.

2018 proved another successful year for Arnold as she claimed European gold and also threw a world record on her way to Commonwealth Games gold.

2016 Paralympic Games, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

• F46 Javelin - Gold

2017 IPC Athletics World Championships, London, UK

• F46 Javelin - Gold

2015 IPC Athletics World Championships, Doha, Qatar

• F46 Javelin - Gold

2013 IPC Athletics World Championships, Lyon, France

• F46 Javelin - Gold

2018 IPC Athletics European Championships, Berlin, Germany

• F46 Javelin - Gold

2012 IPC Athletics European Championships, Stadskanaal

• F46 Javelin - Silver

2018 Commonwealth Games, Gold Coast, Australia

• F46 Javelin - Gold

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