Ollie Hill

Oliver Hill (born 8 May 1989) He began snowboarding at the age of eight, and later also competed in motocross, and the Triumph Triple Challenge superbike competition. In March 2019, he received a prosthetic leg.

Career Hill competes in snowboarding events for athletes with lower limb disabilities. In 2020, Hill joined GB Snowsport. He came second at the 2020-21 World Cup event in Pyhätunturi, behind fellow Briton James Barnes-Miller. Hill finished second overall in the 2021 World Para Snowboard World Cup, with a best finish of second at an event in Colere, Italy. He also came fourth in the individual banked slalom event,

At the 2022 Winter Paralympics, he won the bronze medal in the banked slalom event. He was the first Briton to win a snowboarding medal at the Paralympics. He was third after the first run in the event, and did not improve on his second run. During the Paralympics, Hill had switched off his phone and chosen to avoid social media.