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2022 Ipswich Sports Awards finalists named
The cream of the region’s sportspeople, volunteers, coaches and organisations have been named as finalists in the 2022 Ipswich Sports Awards.
Community, Culture, Arts and Sport Committee Chairperson Councillor Andrew Fechner said the quality and range of nominations for this year’s awards had been outstanding.
“The community has nominated an amazing group of sports people and teams for this year’s awards,” Cr Fechner said.
“Nominees have excelled in sports as varied as athletics, Australian rules football, baseball, BMX, cricket, cycling, football, hockey, karting, martial arts, netball, rugby league, rugby union, softball, swimming, trampoline and weightlifting.
“Importantly, these awards highlight the dedication and passion of all the volunteers, players, coaches and officials who contribute to our vibrant sporting community from the grass-root to representative level.
“Council is committed to supporting local sporting clubs and delivering high-quality facilities across the city as we prepare to welcome and nurture world-class athletes for the 2032 Olympics and Paralympics.”
Winners of the 2022 Ipswich Sports Awards will be announced at the Awards Ceremony to be held on Friday 4 November at the North Ipswich Reserve Corporate Centre.
Tickets for the Awards Ceremony are now on sale and available through the Ipswich Civic Centre website .
2022 Ipswich Sports Award Finalists
Official of the Year – finalists:
Cameron Williams
Jordan Harton
Nicholas McEwan
Nicholas Rudzinski
Steve Rogers
Volunteer of the Year – finalists:
Amanda Hollis
Anne O’Donnell
Daniel Smith
Denis Tierney
Melissa Bell
Rita Langer
Scott Morrison
Scott Willoughby
Troy Schroder
Coach of the Year – finalists:
Blake Murray
Diane Sheppard
Ian Snodgrass
Jackson Solofa
Karine Harumi Moromizato
Lyndsey Campbell
Mark Sills
Masters Sportsperson of the Year – finalists:
Christopher Savage
Clay Dawson
Karine Harumi Moromizato
Stephen Sawyers
Steven Graham
Sporting Organisation of the Year – finalists:
Goodna Netball Association
Ipswich Basketball Association
Ipswich Hockey Association
Norths Tigers Juniors
Tigers Softball Club
Junior Sportsperson Award – finalists:
Blake Murray
Charlize Goody
Ethan Lee
Holyee-Ann Jackson
Kara Kaufusi
Rachel Kaufusi
Txai Anglin
Senior Sportsperson Award – finalists:
Carina Hagarty
Clay Dawson
Clem Smith
Jade Lally
Joshua Harding
Jude Thomas
Zac Profke
Team of the Year – finalists
Tigers Softball Mens A Team
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Source: Ipswich First (Ipswich City Council) — CC BY 4.0.