London 2012 Olympics: nine named in Team GB synchronised swimming squad for Games The duet has improved their world ranking since Beijing and I am confident that they will put in a competitive performance in London. The team has risen through the world rankings and I believe their hard work will pay off. Our targets are set high based on our previous results and if we achieve them we will be well on track for 2016. The elder Randall, who at 23 is a year older than Asha, said: "I can't wait to hear the home crowd and know that everyone is behind us. We got a taste of it at the test event and to think that was only a quarter full is really exciting. The Olympics is going to be a great opportunity for us to show the British public how great our sport is and hopefully get more young children joining in and experiencing the diversity of synchronised swimming. Team GB Chef de Mission Andy Hunt added: "We are delighted to welcome a full complement of nine synchronised swimmers for the Games. The synchronised swimmers train incredibly hard and, under the expert guidance of Biz Price, have demonstrated consistent progress over the last four years. This group of athletes have recorded some impressive results in both the duet and team events recently and I am sure they will grasp the opportunity offered by the London 2012 Games with both hands and demonstrate their presence at the top table of the sport with their performances. Complete Team GB synchronised swimming team for the London Games: Yvette Baker, Birmingham, 20 Katie Clark, Reading, 18 Katie Dawkins, Bristol, 23 Olivia Federici, Portsmouth, 22 Jennifer Knobbs, Aldershot/Toronto, 22 Vicki Lucass, Yateley, 21 Asha Randall, Ascot, 22 Jenna Randall, Ascot, 23 Katie Skelton, Reading, 24