Connor lands n-ice role with British Para Curling team

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Active Campus co-ordinator at Dumfries and Galloway College, Connor McGeorge, has been appointed as a paralympic performance academy coach with British Curling.He’ll be supporting and developing para-athletes as they pursue their dreams of competing on the world stage.Connor said: “I am incredibly proud and excited to have been given the opportunity to coach for British Curling’s Paralympic Performance Academy.“I am deeply grateful to British Curling for placing their trust in me to help guide and develop the next generation of talented Para athletes.“It is a privilege to play even a small role in their journey towards becoming Paralympic athletes in curling.“The team at British Curling has been exceptional, and I’m eager to learn as much as I can from their expertise.”His dual role in the college and with British Curling is expected to further inspire the next generation of athletes and advocates for inclusive sports.Joanna Campbell, principal and CEO, Dumfries and Galloway College, said he will continue to serve as a role model for students and colleagues at Dumfries and Galloway College “demonstrating that ambition and hard work can lead to remarkable achievements”.She said: “We are absolutely delighted for Connor and immensely proud of his appointment as a Paralympic Performance Academy Coach with British Curling.“His dedication to sport and inclusion has already made a lasting impact on our college community and we are thrilled to see him bring his talents to a national stage.“Connor’s success is a testament to the incredible opportunities that can emerge when passion and perseverance align.”His appointment reflects both his deep expertise in sports coaching and his passion for inclusivity in athletics.Having