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UK Deaf Athletics 
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Supporting deaf athletes from beginner to elite competition

Our Mission 

“UK Deaf Athletics mission is to enable deaf people to participate in and enjoy athletics, in
friendly, deaf-aware spaces.
Also, it aspires to guide and mentor deaf athletes from beginner level to elite competition,
including the Deaflympics.”

Celebrating UKDA Success

Outstanding performances on the international stage

We are incredibly proud to celebrate three UK deaf athletes who have recently represented their country and delivered outstanding performances on the international stage.

Congratulations to Charlotte, Joel and Honor. 

Their dedication, talent and achievements show what deaf athletes can accomplish and will inspire others across the UK deaf athletics community

Charlotte Payne

Charlotte produced a brilliant season in the women’s hammer throw, finishing fourth for England at the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow before securing sixth place at the European Athletics Championships in Birmingham with a throw of 70.12m.

As a deaf world-record holder and one of Britain’s leading hammer throwers, 

Charlotte continues to break boundaries and inspire the next generation of deaf athletes.

Joel Benton

Joel delivered a fantastic performance at the 2026 European Deaf Youth Games in Hannover, winning gold for Great Britain in the Men’s U19 800m.

Becoming European Deaf Youth Games champion is a remarkable achievement and an exciting milestone in Joel’s developing athletics career.

Honor Morton

Honor also proudly represented Great Britain at the European Deaf Youth Games, winning silver in the Women’s U19 800m.

Her superb performance secured a place on the European podium and marked an outstanding achievement at her first major international deaf competition.

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