Sports stars from Rio Ferdinand to Moeen Ali to Mark Selby awarded in Queen’s Birthday Honours List

Rio Ferdinand and Moeen Ali have been handed OBEs (Footage: Getty)

The Queen’s Birthday Honours Checklist has been revealed and, as ever, there have been a spread of sports activities stars hailed for companies to their chosen disciplines.

It isn't simply sports activities stars, with Clare Balding and Tracey Sofa awarded CBEs for companies to broadcasting and public service respectively because of their connection to sport.

Footballers like Rio Ferdinand, Gareth Bale and Luter Blissett will choose up medals, whereas all the things from snooker, to curling to trampolining have additionally been recognised.

Clare Victoria Balding (broadcaster), for companies to sport and charity

Tracey Crouch MP (former sports activities minister), for parliamentary and public service

Moeen Ali (cricketer), for companies to cricket

Richard Harrison Bevan (chief govt of League Managers Affiliation), for companies to soccer

Luther Loide Blissett (ex-footballer and patron, Sporting Recollections), for companies to soccer and to charity

Lora Marie Fachie (bicycle owner), for companies to biking

Neil Michael Fachie (bicycle owner), for companies to biking

Rio Gavin Ferdinand (pundit and ex-footballer), for companies to soccer and to charity

David Peter Hadfield (president, Boccia Worldwide Sports activities Federation), for companies to sport

Corinne Claire Corridor (bicycle owner), for companies to biking

Hugh Morris (chief govt, Glamorgan County Cricket Membership), for companies to cricket and to charity

Eve Muirhead (skip, British Olympic Curling Group), for companies to curling

Sean O’Loughlin (rugby league participant), for companies to rugby league

Professor Nicholas Sheridan Peirce, (chief medical officer, England and Wales Cricket Board), for companies to sport throughout Covid-19

Michael Summerbee (ex-footballer), for companies to soccer and to charity

Karen Margaret Tonge (chair, Para Desk Tennis), for companies to desk tennis

Gareth Frank Bale (footballer), for companies to soccer and to charity

Gareth Bale has been made an OBE (Image: Getty Pictures)

Ghazain Choudhury (wheelchair basketballer), for companies to wheelchair basketball

Jennifer Carmichael Dodds (roller), for companies to curling

Hailey Caitlin Rose Duff (roller), for companies to curling

William Robert Leckie Duncan (roller), for companies to curling and to charity

Thomas Scott Dyson (chief coach, Paralympic Pathway, British Rowing), for companies to Paralympic rowing

Gary Kenneth Corridor (Efficiency Director, British Taekwondo), for companies to taekwondo

Benjamin Robert Hawes (chair, Athletes Fee, British Olympic Affiliation), for companies to sport

Elizabeth Ellen Hughes (director of particular initiatives, Sport England), for companies to sport throughout Covid-19

Samantha Might Kinghorn (para-athlete), for companies to incapacity sport

Shirley McCay (hockey participant), for companies to hockey and to the group in Northern Eire

Hannah Lousie Miley (swimmer), for companies to swimming and to girls in sport

Dr Ian Stuart Miller (currently chief medical officer, British Paralympic Affiliation), for companies to Paralympic Sport

James Philip Milner (footballer), for companies to soccer and charity

David Matthew Murdoch (head coach, British Curling Group), for companies to curling

Verity Leigh Naylor (director of operations, British Paralympic Affiliation), for companies to Paralympic sport

Alan Tough (ex-footballer), for companies to soccer and to charity in Scotland

Eilish Rutherford (para-hockey participant), for companies to sport and to charity in Northern Eire

Andrew Peter Ryan (govt director, Affiliation of Summer time Olympic Worldwide Federations), for companies to sport

Douglas Gordon Samuel, (currently chief govt officer, Spartans Neighborhood Soccer Academy). For companies to Affiliation Soccer and to the group in North Edinburgh

Georgina Claire Seccombe (Harland) (chef de mission, Group GB, Olympic Video games 2021), for companies to Olympic sport

Mark Selby (snooker participant), for companies to snooker and to charity

Mark Selby is a four-time world snooker champion (Image: Getty Pictures)

Neil Douglas Hamilton Simpson (para-alpine skier), for companies to snowboarding

Andrew William Ramsay Simpson (para-alpine skier), for companies to snowboarding

Mili Smith (roller), for companies to curling

Stephen Connell Stewart (director of sport and train, College of St Andrews), for companies to sport

Judd Trump (snooker), for companies to snooker and to charity

Anwar Uddin, (Followers For Range marketing campaign supervisor, The Soccer Supporters’ Affiliation), for companies to affiliation soccer

Georgina Astrid Usher, (British Fencing chief govt), for companies to fencing (London)

Tracy Whittaker-Smith (head nationwide coach, Trampoline, British Gymnastics), for companies to trampolining

David Brynmor Williams (ex-rugby union participant), for companies to sport and to charity in Wales

Victoria Wright (roller), for companies to curling

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