Georgie Twigg is 21 years old and was a member of the GB women's hockey squad who won bronze at the London 2012 Olympics. 

She first played hockey at the age of 7, progressed through the England U16s and made her international debut in 2010 and she currently plays for Surbiton HC in the Investec Women's Premier Division. 

 

As well as earning a place in the Olympic squad earlier this year, Georgie also managed to graduate this Summer from Bristol University with a 2:1 in Law.

Bonita Norris grew up in Wokingham, Berkshire and studied at Royal Holloway University of London and in 2009, achieved a BA Media Arts.

On 17th May 2010, at the age of 23, Bonita became the youngest person in the world to have stood at both the summit of Everest and the Geographic North Pole.  It was an act of physical courage and daring that made headlines, but dramatic details of her successful attempt revealed that it nearly ended in tragedy after she suffered from a fall in the “death zone” on her decent.  Few live to tell the tale of an incapacitating injury in the infamous stretch which starts at about 7,500m above sea level and carries its dark nickname because no one can survive there for more than a few hours.

Having had a taste of the action and keen to test her limits again, in 2012 now 24, she has taken to climbing the Himalayas as her next challenge.

When Bonita is not taking on the biggest summits on earth, she is inspiring people with her journey through after dinner and motivational speaking.

Branching out in a new direction, Bonita will become the face of Red Bull Cliff Diving 2012 presenting the series for Dave from 7 jaw dropping locations as she follows all the action from around the globe.