Current Athletes
We are incredibly proud to back the next generation of Scottish sporting talent.
Browse our current sponsored athletes below and click on their profiles to read about their inspiring successes.
Aidan O’Hagan
Golfer
Following his return from college in America, Aidan took the monumental step of turning professional and joining the Tartan Tour. His elite development was highlighted by a spectacular run to the final qualifying stage for The Open Championship at Royal Troon. The Murray Sharp Foundation proudly extended its support across his early professional career, providing vital backing as he transitioned onto the pro circuit.
Alexander Farmer
Golfer
Alexander, a standout from Kilmacolm GC, established himself as a Scotland Internationalist and famously captured the 2024 Scottish Amateur Championship, all while impressively balancing his elite golf schedule with a degree at Stirling University. His elite amateur run was further highlighted by reaching the Final Open Qualifier at Royal Troon. Driven by ambitions of Walker Cup selection and a transition to the professional ranks, the Murray Sharp Foundation was incredibly proud to support his journey, providing vital funding for coaching and tournament expenses during these pivotal years.
Amelia McAulay
Trampolinist
Amelia McAulay
Trampolinist
Amelia established herself as a highly accomplished trampolinist and DMT athlete, earning titles as a Scottish National Champion and a three-time British Inter-Regional DMT Champion with Team Scotland. After joining the Scottish Trampoline Performance Pathway, she consistently excelled on the international stage, notably representing Scotland as the sole Scottish finalist at the Loule Cup in Portugal, where she placed 7th out of 47 in the Under-13 category.
Backed by a funding grant from the Murray Sharp Foundation, Amelia was able to maximise her development through elite squad training and major competitions. This crucial support helped propel her to an extraordinary competitive run, culminating in her finishing a historic season as a Triple DMT Champion, simultaneously holding the British Inter-Regional Challenge Cup, British Trampoline League, and Scottish National DMT titles. The Murray Sharp Foundation is incredibly proud to have supported Amelia during this landmark chapter of her gymnastics career.
Callum Watters
Golfer
Callum Watters
Golfer
A multiple junior club champion at both Gourock and Greenock Golf Clubs, Callum successfully transitioned from a top-tier amateur to the professional ranks on the PGA in Scotland Tartan Tour. Alongside his competitive ambitions, his deep passion for golf coaching led him to study at the UHI Centre for Golf to secure his full PGA credentials. The Murray Sharp Foundation was delighted to provide the foundational sponsorship needed during this pivotal career launch, helping fuel his development as both an elite player and a future coach.
Craig Molloy
Coaching & Athlete Development
Committed to unlocking the potential of young sportspeople, Craig Molloy Coaching brings a wealth of passion and expertise to youth athlete development. The Murray Sharp Foundation is delighted to sponsor Craig, providing funding to support his coaching pathways and training expenses. Our investment in Craig Molloy Coaching ensures that aspiring local athletes have access to the elite-tier guidance and mentorship required to succeed on the national stage.
Finn Roache
Gymnast
Finn Roache
Gymnast
A decorated gymnast representing the City of Glasgow Gymnastics Club, Finn quickly rose through the ranks to become a two-time Scottish Under-10 Champion. Demonstrating elite talent ahead of his years, he later dominated the Under-12 category to claim three gold and three silver medals against older competitors. The Murray Sharp Foundation proudly sponsored Finn during his selection to the Scottish Gymnastics national programme, marking a proud investment in the foundational steps of his international gymnastics journey.
Gavin Mitchell
Basketball
Gavin Mitchell
Basketball
A dynamic forward from West Dunbartonshire, Gavin took his talents to the elite level by competing for the Oakland Wolves academy in the EABL. A long-time representative for Team Scotland, he quickly proved his impact on the court by securing an EABL South All-Conference 2nd Team selection and earning multiple invitations to the Team GB combine. The Murray Sharp Foundation proudly sponsored Gavin during his academy journey, providing foundational backing to help fuel his dedication, hard work, and elite postseason ambitions.
Isla Carse
Gymnast
Isla Carse
Gymnast
A product of the Scottish National Performance Pathway, Isla balanced elite training at Largs Gymnastics Club and the Glasgow School of Sport to become one of the country's brightest young gymnastics talents. Her dedication culminated in a sensational performance at the Scottish Championships, where she placed second overall and was crowned the national Beam Champion. With long-term ambitions targeting the Commonwealth Games and the Olympics, the Murray Sharp Foundation was delighted to sponsor Isla, providing foundational backing to help fuel her elite journey toward the global stage.
Kiron Gribble
Golfer
Kiron Gribble
Golfer
A standout talent training out of Archerfield, Kiron put together a sensational competitive season by capturing three major tournament titles: the Race to Dunbar (6-under-par), a four-round playoff victory at Roxburghe, and a hard-fought win at the Machrie. His domestic success translated to the international stage, where he represented Scotland four times across the Under-16 and Under-18 categories, competing in Poland and Italy. To help fuel his rapid ascent, the Murray Sharp Foundation proudly sponsored Kiron’s coaching and tournament expenses, marking a lasting investment in one of Scottish golf’s bright future prospects.
Lorna McClymont
Golfer
Lorna McClymont
Golfer
A standout amateur competitor and national champion, this athlete brilliantly balanced her university studies with elite international competition. After dominant performances across the national order of merit and playing a crucial role in a historic international team victory, she set her sights on the professional ranks. To help fuel her career transition, the Murray Sharp Foundation proudly sponsored her travel and coaching expenses, marking a lasting investment in one of the country's bright golfing prospects.
Magnus Morris
Swimmer
Magnus Morris
Swimmer
Magnus Morris established himself as an exceptionally talented swimmer and one of the UK's top young athletes. He marked his transition to senior-level swimming with a spectacular debut at the British University Championships (BUCS), securing four personal bests (PBs) in his very first senior competition. His standout performance in the 50m Freestyle earned him a phenomenal ranking of first in Scotland and fifth in the UK for his age group. The Murray Sharp Foundation was delighted to provide funding to support Magnus during this breakthrough chapter of his career, fueling his momentum and backing his ongoing pursuit of elite athletic excellence.
Melissa Keay
Golfer
Melissa Keay
Golfer
A dominant force on the amateur circuit, Melissa proved her elite composure by dramatically retaining her title at the Scottish Women’s Amateur Tour Order of Merit Final at Castle Stuart with a stunning final-hole eagle. A regular standout for the Scotland national squad, she also claimed high-profile international finishes at The Machrie and the Junior European Open. To help fuel her rapid ascent, the Murray Sharp Foundation proudly sponsored her coaching and travel expenses, marking a meaningful investment that helped pave the way for her to secure a full golf scholarship to Texas Tech University.
Old Course Ranfurly
Golf Club
As Murray’s first golf club and where he played all his junior golf, Old Ranfurly was always very special to Murray. The club had plans to enhance the practice facilities and in particular assist with the development of the large junior section that currently has over one hundred members. The MSF agreed to help fund the construction of practice bays in Murray’s name as a fitting and lasting legacy.
Ross Laird
Golfer
Ross Laird
Golfer
A member at Glenbervie Golf Club and a standout scholar at the University of Stirling, Ross reached the absolute upper echelons of student golf by winning the UK's BUCS Order of Merit. His elite consistency secured him a highly coveted spot on the global stage, representing Scotland internationally and helping Team International capture a historic victory at the prestigious Arnold Palmer Cup in the United States. To help support his intensive competitive calendar, the Murray Sharp Foundation proudly funded Ross's travel and coaching expenses, marking a lasting investment in one of Scottish golf's most formidable talents.
Scott Newman
Golfer
Scott Newman
Golfer
A dual member at West Kilbride and Gourock Golf Clubs, Scott proved his elite caliber by claiming both the Gourock Gents Club Championship and the Ayrshire Boys Strokeplay title. His standout junior performances earned him a prestigious golf scholarship to continue his athletic and academic journey at Lindsey Wilson College. The Murray Sharp Foundation proudly sponsored Scott's coaching and competition expenses, providing foundational backing to help him refine his game and transition seamlessly into the upper echelons of competitive golf.
Scottish Youth Fly Fishing Team
Fishing
The Scottish Under-18 National Fly Fishing Team has established a formidable reputation on the international circuit, consistently proving their elite caliber by securing back-to-back silver medals at the Home International Championships. The Murray Sharp Foundation proudly stepped in to sponsor the squad during their intensive preparations to host the Home Internationals on Scottish waters. Our funding provided vital support for training, equipment, and team expenses, backing these talented young anglers as they represented their country at the highest level of the sport.
St Peters Netball
Netball
St Peters Netball
Netball
Mitchell Lawrie
Darts
Mitchell Lawrie
Darts
A standout international competitor for Scotland, Mitchell has built a phenomenal reputation as a premier youth darts talent. Known for his elite consistency and relentless work ethic, he successfully stepped onto the global stage to represent his country at major Junior Darts Corporation (JDC) events. To help manage the demands of a rigorous tournament travel calendar, the Murray Sharp Foundation proudly provided foundational funding for his competition expenses, marking a lasting investment in the bright future of one of the country's top young marksmen.
Zara Redmond
Athletics
Zara Redmond
Athletics
Zara is one of Scotland’s standout middle-distance running prospects. Competing on both the track (800m to 3000m) and across country terrain, her exceptional endurance and tactical race execution have earned her multiple national titles and caps for both Team Scotland and Team GB on the world stage.
Freddie Carlton
Golfer
Freddie Carlton
Golfer
At 11 years old, Freddie Carlton was one of Scotland’s standout junior golf prospects. Playing out of Paisley Golf Club with a 6 handicap, his mature composure and elite striking have established him as a dominant force across domestic and international competitions.
Ranked among the top young talents globally, Freddie’s performances have earned him invitations to events across the globe. Our MSF support helps cover essential travel and competition costs as he continues to represent Scotland on the world stage.
Jensen Basketeer
Swimming
Jensen Basketeer
Swimming
Team Trotter
Curling
Team Trotter
Curling
Showcasing immense resilience and growth, the five-member Team Trotter put together a sensational competitive tenure on the ice. They tested themselves against the absolute best by competing in the Asham U21 series, the Scottish Junior Championships, and the Perth Masters, ultimately commanding a spectacular match win rate of over 50%. The Murray Sharp Foundation proudly provided foundational sponsorship to assist with their tournament travel and training expenses, marking a lasting investment in a team that truly embodies the future of Scottish curling.