London 2012 Olympics: Team GB name final three sailors for Games squad "It's a massive honour to be selected to represent Great Britain at the Olympic Games, and even more so for a home Olympics," said Morrison, 33. We were one of the first teams to be selected for Beijing and back then we felt like we kicked the doors down and left the selectors no scope to do anything other than select us. That led to a lot of expectation going in to the Games and probably pressure on ourselves that we didn't realise at the time was there. Meanwhile Wolverhamton-born Young, who is based now in Portland, is set to represent Team GB in the Laser Radial event. The 24 year-old will make her Olympic debut this summer after demonstrating great progression at senior level since winning a bronze medal at the ISAF World Youth Championships in 2005. She said: "I was pretty stunned when I found out, but it's pretty cool to be selected for an Olympic Games, and for a home Games it's even more exciting. There's a lot of experience on the team, and a lot of knowledge so hopefully I'll be able to tap in to some of that experience to help me at my first Games. The addition of these three athletes completes the selection of a full complement of 16 sailors to compete across all ten events on the Olympic sailing programme at Weymouth and Portland this summer. British sailors have established a proud tradition of excellence in Olympic competition, having won 50 medals - including 25 gold, the most of any nation - since sailing made its debut in the Olympic Games in 1900 in Paris. The athletes were formally nominated to the BOA for selection to Team GB by the Royal Yachting Association, the National Governing Body for sailing in the UK. Team GB chef de mission Andy Hunt said: "As the most successful sailing nation in Olympic history it is very exciting to have now selected a full squad of 16 sailors to compete for Team GB across all 10 medal events at the London 2012 Olympics."