Kukri Sports is proud to announce a new partnership with Burnaby Lake Rugby Club, one of Canada’s most established rugby institutions. The agreement will see Kukri become the official apparel partner of the club, providing players, coaches, and supporters with a full range of performance apparel and training wear.
This partnership represents a shared commitment to quality, performance, and community. For Kukri, the collaboration highlights the brand’s mission to support rugby across all levels, while for Burnaby Lake Rugby it provides access to bespoke, innovative apparel designed to meet the demands of the modern game.
Commenting on the announcement, Jamie Williams, Vice President – North America at Kukri Sports, said: “We are delighted to have teamed up with Burnaby Lake Rugby Club. This new 3-year partnership signifies Kukri’s continued support of Rugby across Canada. Burnaby Lake have been a stalwart of Rugby in BC for a long time and we are proud to play a role in supporting their future success, both on and off the field.”
Mike Devlin, Director at Burnaby Lake Rugby Club, added: “The Burnaby Lake Rugby Club (BLRC) is pleased to announce a 3 year partnership with Kukri Sports North America. Kukri is world renowned for the quality and innovation of it’s rugby kit and The BLRC are proud and excited to take the pitch in our new custom Kukri Jersey. Our agreement also allows for exclusive supporters and off-field wear to keep our fans looking their best at home and away games.
As our club expands into our 4th decade, partnering with a company like Kukri is essential to our continued growth.”
Through this partnership, players will benefit from high-performance gear built for durability, comfort, and on-field excellence, while supporters will see the club’s identity reflected in a refreshed range of merchandise. The collaboration will also see the senior teams wearing fully sustainable jerseys, manufactured using recycled and responsibly sourced materials, reinforcing the club’s commitment to environmental responsibility while ensuring athletes perform at the highest level.
Based in Burnaby, British Columbia, Burnaby Lake Rugby Club boasts a proud tradition of developing players and competing in regional and national competitions, with men’s, women’s, and youth teams all forming part of the club’s thriving community.
Both organisations are looking forward to building a long-term collaboration that celebrates performance, identity, and community through rugby.
KUKRI SPORTS EXTEND LONG-STANDING PARTNERSHIP WITH UBC WOMEN’S RUGBY TEAM
Kukri Sports is proud to announce the extension of its long-standing partnership with University of British Columbia [UBC] Women’s Rugby team, reinforcing its commitment to supporting student-athletes across North America.
As the official on-field kit supplier, Kukri will continue to provide high-quality, performance-driven apparel for the Thunderbirds’ programme until 2028, marking more than a decade of collaboration.
UBC Women’s Rugby team is a highly successful university sports programme based at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, Canada.
The team continues to establish itself as a powerhouse premier squad in Western Canada, including winning four consecutive Canada West titles and being crowned 2024 U SPORTS Women’s Rugby national champions for the first time in their history.
Further highlighting the team’s progress, six UBC players competed in this year’s Rugby Women’s World Cup, with five representing Canada and one representing England, showcasing the programme’s ability to develop athletes who excel on the international stage.
The team will be aiming to defend their national title when they host the 2025 national championships from 29 October to 2 November.
“We are proud to announce our new agreement with UBC Women’s Rugby, continuing a relationship that spans over ten years,”said Jamie Williams, Vice President for North America. “We’ve witnessed the hard work and passion of these athletes and coaches, and we look forward to supporting their journey and celebrating many more successes together.”
Dean Murten, UBC Women’s Rugby Head Coach, added “We are delighted to extend our partnership with Kukri, that is built on quality, innovation and support. This sustained commitment enables us to capitalize on the robust foundation we have established and generate even more opportunities for our students and athletes.”
With an exciting season ahead, the renewed agreement ensures UBC student-athletes will continue to benefit from elite kit and apparel as they pursue more success on and off the field. Find out more about UBC Women’s Rugby.
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OUR COMMITMENT TO PARA-SPORTS
At Kukri Sports, our mission goes beyond high-quality apparel — we are committed to elevating athletes and giving them the platform to excel.
Whether at grassroots level or competing for international honours, we are proud to support athletes and be a long-standing partner of the para-sport community.
As we launch our new campaign to celebrate these remarkable achievements, we want to shine a light on the journeys and voices that inspire us both on and off the field.
Our commitment is rooted in long-term partnerships with organizations like Team England, British Fencing,British Wheelchair Basketball, and England Athletics, as well as leading educational institutions such as Loughborough University.
Together, we provide technical excellence in apparel while amplifying athletes’ voices, breaking down barriers, and inspiring the next generation
Stories That Inspire:
Amy Thompson – Building confidence and visibility
Our ambassador, Amy Thompson, is a rising star in shot put, recently captaining England at the Home Countries U20 International and earning her first call-up to this year’s World Para Championships on 26 September.
“With the help from Kukri, they have really propelled my career, helping me with not only my kit but my social media presence.
“Without their support, I don’t think I would have as many opportunities as I do currently and that comes down to their support away from sport and really building my confidence.”
Hannah Cockroft CBE – Redefining limits
Nine-time Paralympic champion and ambassador Hannah Cockroft CBE has built her career on pushing boundaries.
For Hannah, wheelchair racing is not just a sport, but a gateway to independence and achievement.
“I’m really proud to be a para-athlete. Wheelchair racing is my freedom. The opportunities that being a wheelchair racer gave me ultimately changed my life.”
Hannah also uses her platform to shift perceptions on para-sport, challenging the idea that wheelchair racing is easy or secondary.
“When you have a disability, you are told more often what you can’t do rather than what you can do.
“I like to use my sport to show people what is possible, and hopefully inspire people to challenge themselves and find out what they can achieve.”
British Fencing – Inclusivity in action
Through partners like British Fencing, Kukri supports athletes who prove that inclusivity is the foundation of sporting progress.
For para fencer and coach Aimee Aronica, fencing restored her connection to the sport she had loved for two decades.
“When I acquired my disability, I felt like I lost my sport. Having wheelchair fencing open to me gave me a way to engage with the sport I have spent 20 years competing in.
“If we as a community can make disability less scary and open up para-sport as a place for everybody, I am hoping our sport can grow and be a place where everybody can achieve their dreams.”
For teammates James Peebles and Wiktoria Mucha, para-fencing is both a test of resilience and a transformative journey.
“Being a para-athlete is about proving that a disability doesn’t define what I can or can’t do,” said James.
“It’s about picking myself up when things don’t go to plan, dusting myself off and trying again, as many times as it takes.”
“Wheelchair fencing has changed my life in more ways that I can ever begin to describe,” said Wiktoria.
“Inclusivity in sport is incredibly important to me as it allows me to feel included and a part of something.
“With the support of those around me, I can do anything and forget about the things I struggle with.”
Looking Ahead
At Kukri, we are committed to supporting para-athletes across a range of sports, ensuring their journeys are seen, heard and celebrated.
In the weeks ahead, we will share content offering a closer look at our athletes’ journeys, highlighting the resilience, determination and talent that makes para-sport so special.
Because for us, it’s about more than sport — it’s about breaking barriers, amplifying voices, and inspiring the next generation.
Beyond Limits. Together.
Kukri Sports Renews Partnership with Team Canada for 2026 Commonwealth Games
Kukri Sports have renewed their partnership with Commonwealth Sports Canada (CSC) as the official apparel supplier for Team Canada at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland.
“We are incredibly proud to once again be named the official apparel partner for Team Canada at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. This marks our third consecutive Games working together, a partnership built on trust, performance, and shared values,” says Jamie Williams, Vice President, Kukri Sports, North America.
“Outfitting Team Canada on the world stage is both an honour and a responsibility that we take very seriously, as we look to ensure the athletes look and feel great whilst representing their country.”
The Team Canada 2026 kit will feature apparel for the Opening and Closing Ceremonies, as well as casual wear for athletes and mission staff throughout the Games. Building on successful collaborations in 2018 and 2022, Kukri will continue delivering high-performance, stylish apparel designed to reflect Canadian pride on the international stage.
“As Chef de Mission, it’s incredibly meaningful to know our athletes will wear apparel that reflects the strength, pride, and unity of Team Canada,” says Erica Wiebe, Chef de Mission, Team Canada 2026. “The partnership with Kukri ensures our delegation will not only perform at the highest level but also look and feel confident as they represent Canada in Glasgow.”
“Our collaboration with Kukri is about more than uniforms – it’s about building a cohesive Team Canada identity for these Games,” says Kelly Laframboise, Director, Team Canada 2026. “The quality, comfort, and design of Kukri’s kit will help our athletes and staff feel united as one team from the moment they arrive in Glasgow.”
Kukri Sports has established itself as a trusted and valued partner to Commonwealth Sport Canada, previously supplying apparel for Team Canada at the 2018 and 2022 Games. The company was also honoured as Outstanding Partner at the 2021 Canadian Commonwealth Sport Awards, in recognition of their commitment to delivering high-quality, custom-designed apparel and exceptional service. Each Games cycle has seen their role expand, with athletes, coaches, and staff consistently praising the look, comfort, and performance of Kukri’s apparel.
The 2026 Commonwealth Games will be held in Glasgow, Scotland, from July 23 to August 2, 2026, bringing together athletes from 74 participating nations and territories.
Guelph Rugby Senior Women Celebrate Historic OWL Cup Streak
For the fifth consecutive season, Guelph Rugby Senior Women’s team has lifted the Ontario Women’s League (OWL) Cup – an achievement that cements their place as one of the most dominant sides in Canadian club rugby.
The team capped off their season with a thrilling 34-30 victory over Brantford Harlequins to earn their fifth consecutive league title and make history as the first side to achieve such a streak in Ontario Women’s rugby.
Kukri Sports is proud to stand alongside the team on this journey, providing high-performance kit designed to empower players and help them perform at their best since 2022.
For the players, the kit is more than just apparel – it’s a symbol of identity, unity and tradition.
“The Kukri kit ties us together as one team. It’s empowering to know we all wear the same colours, representing the same standard and tradition.
“When you feel good in what you are wearing, you play with that extra edge,” said Abby Auger.
Winning five in a row is no small feat. Every season brings new challenges, whether it’s tougher competition, roster changes or the balance of rugby with life outside the game. Yet, the Guelph team continues to find a way to rise above.
“Winning five in a row doesn’t just happen – it’s a real testament to the commitment, resilience and trust we’ve built as a team.
“To be a part of this group, surrounded by incredible teammates, makes this championship really special to me,” added Karenna Ottywill.
For many players, the victory feels like a culmination of years of growth. From starting in the NRU to battling for supremacy in the OWL, Guelph’s journey is one of hard work and collective belief.
“Securing even one title is a monumental effort, so to achieve five in a row speaks volumes about the hard work, dedication and culture of our club.
“This fifth title is a testament to the commitment we’ve maintained year after year,” said Chloe Runge.
Guelph’s culture truly sets them apart, with their veterans leading by example by instilling the ‘Guelph Way’ – accountability, trust and relentless work ethic – while creating a space where rugby is fun and fulfilling.
Commenting on the success of our partner, Jamie Williams, Vice President at Kukri Sports North America, said “We’re incredibly proud to support Guelph Rugby and celebrate their fifth consecutive victory.
“Their success is not only a reflection of their talent but the culture they’ve built, and we’re honoured to be a part of their journey.”
Five straight championships are a reflection not only of Guelph’s talent but of their spirit. A dynasty built on heart, culture, and the drive to keep raising the bar — and they’re not done yet.
Inclusivity in Sport: Why Ability Should Never Be a Barrier
At Kukri Sports, we believe that sport should be for everyone — regardless of age, gender, or ability. We are passionate about helping athletes and teams of all levels feel included, supported, and empowered to reach their full potential.
Ability, or perceived lack of it, is too often seen as a reason not to take part in sport. From grassroots players just starting out, to seasoned internationals competing at the highest level, every athlete deserves the chance to belong and thrive. At Kukri, we are proud to work with organisations and teams across all abilities, providing high-quality, bespoke sportswear that allows everyone to feel like part of the team — because they are.
Breaking Down Barriers
Barriers to participation in sport can take many forms: physical disabilities, learning difficulties, injuries, or simply feeling “not good enough.” But the benefits of sport — improved physical health, mental wellbeing, teamwork, and confidence — should be available to everyone.
That’s why we partner with a wide range of schools, clubs, associations, and governing bodies who share our belief in inclusivity. Together, we’re helping to create environments where all abilities are celebrated, and no one is left on the sidelines.
Whether it’s designing adaptive kit for para-athletes, supporting grassroots clubs to ensure everyone has access to professional-quality kit, or outfitting elite-level internationals as they represent their country, we are committed to supporting every athlete’s journey.
Supporting Every Level
We know that no two athletes or teams are the same — and that’s why we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. We take the time to understand the needs of each individual or organisation we work with, tailoring our sportswear and service to suit them.
From grassroots:
Helping community clubs and schools inspire the next generation with inclusive, premium quality sportswear.
Through to elite:
Supporting national teams and international athletes with innovative, high-performance apparel designed for the world stage.
And everything in between:
Providing schools, universities, clubs, and associations with sportswear that helps every member feel confident and included, no matter their role or ability.
Sport has the power to unite people and build communities. At Kukri Sports, we’re proud to play our part in ensuring everyone — regardless of ability — feels welcome, valued, and equipped to take part.
If you’d like to learn more about how we can help your team, whatever your level, visit www.kukrisports.com or get in touch with our team today.
Together, we can make sport a place where everyone belongs.
Kukri Sports and Oshawa Vikings Champion Inclusivity at IMART World Cup
Kukri Sports proudly celebrates the historic achievements of our partner, Oshawa Vikings Rugby Club, following their inspiring journey at the 2025 IMART World Cup in Spain.
With over 1,190 players, 32 teams and more than 70 matches, the tournament stood out as a global celebration of inclusivity, resilience and the unifying spirit of mixed ability rugby.
Players of all backgrounds, abilities and experiences were able to compete and share the field, break down barriers and celebrate community through the enjoyment of sport.
Oshawa Vikings, our partner based in North America, made history as they fielded both men’s and women’s squads in the tournament, with the women’s team making a groundbreaking semi-final appearance and the men’s team battling through to narrowly miss out on the silver plate semi-finals.
A Kit That Unites & Empowers
As official kit partner, Kukri proudly supported the Vikings with custom-designed kits that embodied their values and identity.
The jerseys were tailored for all body types, with seamless adaptations for visually-impaired players, ensuring everyone felt like a part of the team.
Laura Rouse, a key member of the women’s team who competed in her first international tournament, said, “I truly felt like an athlete wearing very comfortable kit, but the real honour came with the show of the Canadian flags.
“They were easily identified by other teams, and our kit was so highly-sought after the tournament by other players.”
Ingrid Schurr, who played a key part in adapting the designs to be inclusive for all her teammates, said, “The kit united us as a whole team and in my case the vision impaired features helped me track better on the field.
“They were also built in so it just looked like a cool design, as opposed to a vision impaired add on. That made me feel fully included.”
More than a Tournament
For the Oshawa Vikings, the impact of the tournament goes far beyond the scoreboard.
As Heather Bews reflected, “This tournament proved that rugby is a sport for anyone – regardless of labels, ability or experience.
“It gave me a sense of belonging and showed the world that with the support and opportunity, everyone is capable of greatness.”
Highlights from the tournament were as varied as the players themselves. For some, it was the joy of helping a player score their first-every try. For others, it was about family pride – like Will Smith Sr., who scored a try off an offload from his son.
“It was everything. A testament to the unifying nature of mixed ability sport in one moment.”
Women’s team player, Britni Czop, shared her story, “I’ve been playing rugby for over ten years and have to say, the fourth game will forever be my favourite game I have played.
“We were up in points and as a team we helped one of the abilities players on the other team score her first try. We pretended to get hit by her and yet she just kept going with the biggest smile and scored her first try,” she recounted.
“I don’t think there was a dry eye, and it was a perfect example as to why we play mixed ability rugby for those incredible moments.”
Driving Inclusion Forward
Kukri’s involvement with the Oshawa Vikings reflects our broader commitment to championing inclusivity in all sports.
We believe every athlete deserves to feel valued, seen, supported and empowered in their sport and the kit they wear.
“IMART has expanded our global rugby connections. We’re committed to sharing this experience to help grow mixed ability rugby in Canada,” said Head Coach John Watkins.
From grassroots beginnings to global representation, Kukri is honoured to support the teams, players and movements that are shaping the future of sport, for everyone.
KUKRI SPORTS CELERATES PRIDE MONTH WITH VOICES FROM PARTNER ATHLETES
Kukri Sports is proud to celebrate Pride Month by amplifying the voices of partner athletes who embody the spirit of inclusivity, diversity and acceptance in sport.
This Pride Month, we’re shining a light on what pride means in sport, through the powerful words of athletes from our partners including British Wheelchair Basketball, Manchester Metropolitan University, University of Exeter and UBC Women’s Rugby in Canada.
What pride means to our athletes
Lucy Robinson, a member of the British Wheelchair Basketball GB Women’s team and 2018 U24 European Championships gold medallist, shares: “Pride Month is a chance to celebrate equality, inclusivity and love… to shout loudly about love being love.”
James Kay, a former national-level track cycling athlete and current Manchester Met University futsal player, emphasises: “It’s a time to celebrate and support others so people can feel they can be their true self without being discriminated against.”
Jennifer Jones, a dedicated player for Manchester Met Women’s Rugby, sees pride as both a personal and collective celebration: “It means a huge sense of community and a celebration of who we are as individuals, regardless of outside constraint.”
Chloe Whitworth, sports president at University of Exeter, highlights: “Pride celebrates the historic significance of LGBTQ+ community and embraces inclusivity by being yourself.”
Anonymous,a current player for UBC Women’s Rugby player, powerfully states: “It’s a time of visibility, reflection and celebration.
“Pride is about rejecting the idea that you have to hide part of yourself to play the sport you love.”
Building inclusive teams and environments
Our partner athletes consistently share how their sport and teams foster a sense of belonging:
– Lucy Robinson (British Wheelchair Basketball): “We are all one. Wheelchair basketball includes everyone — ability, disability, gender, race or sexuality.”
– James Kay (Manchester Met): “We promote campaigns like Rainbow Laces and challenge hateful behaviour.”
– Jennifer Jones (Manchester Met): “Rugby values what makes each player great — it’s made for all shapes of body and mind.”
– Chloe Whitworth (University of Exeter): “We want everyone to feel the benefits of playing without barriers.”
– Anonymous (UBC Rugby): “We live out inclusivity through our culture, conversations and commitment.”
Why belonging in sport matters
Every athlete we spoke to share the same belief: sport should be a place where you’re not only accepted, but celebrated:
– Lucy Robinson: “Sport gives the opportunity to not only be who you are, but celebrate it. Feeling like you belong creates confidence and happiness.”
– UBC Rugby: “Belonging means you can show up without fear, take risks, and be vulnerable. “When sport is inclusive, it becomes a space of healing, empowerment and transformation.”
– Jennifer Jones: Authenticity is rare — and you’ll find yourself 10x happier just being you.”
– Chloe Whitworth: “Sport is a universal language – you should always feel like you can be yourself, surrounded by a close-knit family with a common love.”
– James Kay: “Embrace your true self. You’ll always find a place where you’re accepted.”
Kukri Sports’ commitment
We stand with the LGBTQ+ community in sport and beyond. Together, we can create environments where everyone is respected, valued, and empowered to thrive.
Because sport belongs to everyone.
Paralympic Icon Hannah Cockroft Joins Kukri Sports as New Ambassador
Kukri Sports is thrilled to welcome one of Britain’s most decorated para-athletes, Hannah Cockroft, as its newest brand ambassador, reinforcing the brand’s commitment to inclusivity, performance and empowering athletes at every level.
A Shared Vision of Inclusion and Excellence
A nine-time Paralympic champion, multiple world-record holder and trailblazer in para-sport, Hannah has been a dominant force in wheelchair racing since making her debut for Great Britain at the age of 18.
Her career has long been connected to the national athletics system in the UK, including events supported by England Athletics and British Athletics. Through domestic competitions, talent pathways and advocacy for para-athletes, Hannah has been a visible and vocal figure across the athletics landscape.
As the official kit provider for England Athletics, Kukri has championed athletes like Hannah from grassroots through to elite level. This includes proud support for the Youth Talent Programme, which plays a vital role in developing young athletes, both able-bodied and para, as part of the England Athletics talent pathway.
This shared, inclusive approach reflects Kukri’s belief in championing potential across all disciplines, ensuring the next generation of stars has access to opportunity, resources and representation to help fulfil their potential.
“The First Kit Provider to Join My Team in 17 Years”
“Having the opportunity to be an ambassador for Kukri Sports is incredible – they’re the first kit provider to join my team in 17 years,” Hannah said.
“It means so much to me that they’re supporting a para-athlete, a group who are so often overlooked.
“I find it amazing that Kukri supports athletes at all levels, because the grassroots element is so often ignored, so to be able to work with a brand who have the same values as me makes me feel proud.
“I’m excited to work on developing the perfect kit for me, to gain new experiences, and to be part of something bigger than just sport.”
The announcement follows Kukri’s partnership extension with Team England, where they will continue as the official kit supplier through to the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Scotland.
A Legacy of Dominance on the Global Stage
Nicknamed ‘Hurricane Hannah’ for her explosive power on the track, Hannah has delivered landmark moments throughout her illustrious career. She made her paralympic debut at the London 2012 Olympic Games, capturing gold in the T34 100m and 200m events, while setting two new paralympic records in the process.
Her dominance continued with triple gold at the 2016 Rio Olympics and double gold in the 2024 Paralympic Games, bringing her paralympic gold medal tally to nine. She is also the most decorated British athlete in WorldChampionship history, with 16 titles to her name.
Currently, she holds the T34 world records for 100m, 200m, 400m, 800m and 1500m—an unprecedented feat. In 2022, Hannah was appointed OBE in the King’s New Year Honours followed by CBE in last year’s New Year Honours list, recognising not only her sporting excellence but her tireless advocacy for inclusion and representation in sport.
She was also named British Sportswoman of the Year by the Sports Journalists’ Association in 2017, the first para-athlete to ever receive the award in its 57-year history.
Cockroft has been a proud member of Team England, famously leading a 1-2-3 finish in the T34 100m at the 2022 Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Kukri’s ongoing partnership with Team England ensures elite athletes like Hannah are equipped to perform at their best on the global stage.
On Track For 2025
Hannah’s 2025 season is already off to a promising start. She recently kicked things off with a 10-day training camp in Switzerland, where she also opened her competitive season.
“I’m currently in Switzerland, where I’ve been on a 10-day training camp before my season opener last weekend,” she shared. “Although there were no records broken, I set World Lead times in the 1000m, 400m and 800m events, so it’s a good place to start.”
With two more meets to go before returning to the UK next week, Hannah has had a busy few days and is laying strong foundations for what promises to be another standout year.
New Goals, Same Drive
Looking ahead, Cockroft is focused on defending her world titles at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi this September and is already laying the groundwork for a historic fifth Paralympic Games appearance at Los Angeles 2028.
“I still have things I want to achieve”, she said.
“I’d love to hold the Paralympic, World, European and Commonwealth titles all at once, and I really believe I can be the first T34 woman to break 16 seconds in the 100m event. “
Empowering the Next Generation
Hannah’s passion for her sports extends well beyond competition. A champion for inclusion and accessibility, she regularly runs ‘come and try’ days for aspiring athletes, holds coaching qualifications, and uses her platform to advocate for better visibility and resources for para-sport.
“When I was growing up, it was so hard to even find out how to get involved in para-sport,” she explained.
“That’s why I try to give back, to make it easier for the next generation to discover what’s possible.
“Of course, we’re still lagging behind in many areas, from sponsorship and funding to spectator sport outside of Paralympic years, but I think opportunity has grown and that’s the most important place to start, as more champions coming through will hopefully then bring the rest with it.”
From the training track to the world’s biggest stage, having the right kit is crucial, and Hannah knows how vital those details are.
“In wheelchair racing, we put so much effort into aerodynamics and speed, so I like my kit to be close fitting, comfortable and doesn’t distract me at the start of a race.”
Standing Together for a More Inclusive Future
As Kukri continues to strengthen its commitment to inclusive sport, the partnership with Hannah marks another significant step forward in championing para-athletes.
“We’re incredibly proud to welcome Hannah to the Kukri family,” said Andrew Ronnie, Group CEO at Kukri Sports.
“She’s not only one of Britain’s most successful athletes, but also a passionate advocate for inclusion and the growth of para-sport. Her values align perfectly with ours, and we’re excited to support her journey and work with her to achieve her mission.”
With shared values of performance, representation and opportunity at every level of sport, the partnership between Kukri Sports and Hannah Cockroft is set to empower the next generation of athletes, on and off the track.
As preparations begin for this year’s World Para Athletics Championships and beyond, Kukri is proud to stand alongside Hannah in her pursuit of even more excellence and in shaping a more inclusive future for sport.
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