Major Championships and International Record
2013 - IPC Athletics World Championships DT 7th, JT 5th
2012 - Paralympic Games JT 10th. Paralympic World Cup JT silver. German National Paralympic Championships JT 4th
2011 - IPC Athletic Championships JT gold
2010 - IWAS World Junior Championships JT gold, DT gold
2009 - IWAS Junior Championships DT silver, German Disability Championships DT 4th, JT bronze, SP gold, Paralympics Word Cup SP 6th
2008 - Paralympics 4th (F57/58 javelin), 8th (F57/58 shot), 11th (F57/ 58 discus)
2006 - Paralympic Winter Games 7th (ice sledge hockey)
2006 - World Championships 5th (F57 javelin), 5th (F57 shot)

Nathan is one of GB’s most promising young throwers, he made his summer Games debut in Beijing but was a member of the GB team ice sledge hockey at Turin 2006 winter Paralympics. Nathan had both his legs amputated after being run over by a freight train aged 9. His preferred event is the javelin and aims to be best in the world by London 2012.

He first started athletics when he was 14 after his coach spotted him in at a Rotary Club Games. Since then he has became a talented athlete winning gold medals for all three of his events in the DSE British Open Athletics Championships, at the Junior World Championships and Belgium Open Athletics Championships amongst many other competitions. He wants to be the first British athlete to medal at both winter and summer Paralympics He narrowly missed out on a medal at the 2008 Paralympic Games, placing 4th, but in 2010 at the IWAS World Junior Championships in Olomouc hee won gold at both the javelin and discus and in 2011 at the IPC Athletic Championships in Christchurch he also secured the gold medal in the javelin.