Sport's New Year Honours List in full: Leah Williamson, Pat Jennings and Chris Kamara all honoured

DAME COMMANDER OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (DBE)

• Denise Lewis, OBE, Commonwealth Games England president, for services to sport (Gerrards Cross, Buckinghamshire)

COMMANDER OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (CBE)

• Pat Jennings, OBE, former Northern Ireland, Tottenham and Arsenal goalkeeper, for services to football and charity (Brickendon, Hertfordshire)
• Ian Reid, Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games chief executive officer, for services to sport (Kilmacolm, Renfrewshire)
• Tony Rowe, OBE, Exeter Chiefs chief executive and chairman, for services to rugby union and the community in Exeter (Exeter)

OFFICER OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (OBE)

• Paul Barber, Brighton chief executive, for services to football (Hove, East Sussex)
• Sophie Ingle, Wales women football team captain, for services to football (Epsom, Surrey)
• Geoffrey Newton, lately British Paralympic Association vice-chair, services to sport (London)
• Floyd Steadman, former Saracens scrum half and captain, for services to rugby union, education and charity (Ludgvan, Cornwall)
• Michael Williams, World Rowing treasurer and British Rowing board member, for services to rowing (Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire)
• Leah Williamson, England women football captain, for services to football (St Albans, Hertfordshire)

MEMBER OF THE ORDER OF THE BRITISH EMPIRE (MBE)

• Sandra Bailie, Northern Irish international lawn and indoor bowler, services to bowls (Newtonards, County Down)
• Jen Beattie, Scotland and Arsenal footballer, for services to football and charity (St Albans, Hertfordshire)
• Lucy Bronze, England and Barcelona footballer, for services to football (Manchester)
• Jade Clarke, England and Leeds Rhinos netballer, for services to netball (Manchester)
• Lizzie Deignan, track and road racing cyclist, for services to cycling (Leeds)
• Robert Elstone, British businessman who held roles with Castleford, Everton and rugby league’s Super League, for services to sport (Stockport)
• Dave Ferguson, for services to squash (Edinburgh)
• Chris Kamara, former football player, manager and pundit, for services to football, anti-racism and charity (Wakefield)
• Kim Little, Scotland and Arsenal footballer, services to football (St Albans, Hertfordshire)
• Beth Mead, England and Arsenal footballer, services to football (Saltburn-by-the-Sea, North Yorkshire)
• Aston Moore, British Athletics national coach, for services to athletics (Rugby, Warwickshire)
• Johnny Nelson, former professional boxer, for services to boxing and young people in South Yorkshire (Renishaw, South Yorkshire)
• Gail Redmond, former Northern Ireland football captain, for services to football in Northern Ireland (Carrickfergus, County Antrim)
• Andy Robertson, Scotland and Liverpool defender, for services to football, charity and young people (Wilmslow, Cheshire)
• Ellen White, former England striker and record goalscorer, for services to football (Glossop, Derbyshire)