Lee Morton

Lee is a current Scottish and Great Britain hockey player, who will share his thoughts with us on how train effectively in lockdown. He will also provide an insight into the challenges faced by professional athletes at this time. There will be an opportunity to ask questions during the session and we hope to see lots of the Queen's community there to give Lee a warm welcome.

Here is some background on Lee:

After starting his career playing for Kelburne in Scotland Lee moved down south to Reading where he spent two years before transferring to his current club Old Georgians.

Lee made his Scotland debut in 2014 against England! He now has 56 caps for Scotland, having featured at tournaments including the World League, European B Division 2017 (winners) and theEuropean A division which was held in Belgium in 2019.

Lee also played in the 2018 commonwealth games in the Gold Coast in Australia finishing 6th despite going into the tournament ranked ranked 9th.

Lee has also featured for Great Britain, debuting in 2018 against Belgium. He has since won 5 GB caps, 3 of which were in the 2019 pro league against Australia, New Zealand and Argentina.

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Lloyd is a current GB skier who made his Olympic Winter Games debut in PyeongChang in 2018, just six months after sustaining a serious head injury and being placed in a coma following a training accident. Wallace scored 73.06 at his Games debut, enough to see the aerial skier finish 24th.

Wallace enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2015, including four top-20 results at World Cup level and bronze at the Junior World Championships in Chiesa in Valmalenco, Italy.

A former county gymnast, Wallace comes from a strong sporting family with both his parents representing Team GB in freestyle skiing while sister, Elodie, is also a member of the British Aerial Ski Team. You can watch the video below - you must be using a Queen's College account.