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Sports stars recognised at Reading Sport Awards 2022

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Wednesday, November 30, 2022 6:05 am
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School of the Year - The Abbey School

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The annual Reading Sports Awards saw several local clubs, individuals, coaches, volunteers and schools recognised for their work.

Held on Sunday, November 20, presentations were made by the Mayor of Reading, Cllr Rachel Eden and former Reading FC chairman Sir John Madejski, held at the Hilton Hotel in Reading.

Awards were handed out among 24 different categories with winners including Reading Athletics Club, Reading Royals, Thames Valley Tae Kwon Do, Albatross Diving Club and more.

Full list of winners

Sports Personality of the Year: Rowan McKellar

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International Sports Personality: Damon O’Neill

Male Junior Sports Personality: James West, Lewis Richardson

Female Junior Sports Personality: Elanor Blinkhorn, Freya Meadows-Tuson, Jess Gibbon

Male Veteran of the Year: Daniel John

Female Veteran of the Year: Jane Davies, Sarah Fitzgerald-Smith

Player Loyalty Award: James Langford

Pride of Reading Sports Award: Kick Twist Cheer

Male Clubman of the Year: Jason Harris,

Commitment to Sport Award: Kayla-Newton-Williams, Max Jennings, Pat Hicks, Ron Grant

Helper/Loyalty Award: Alison Squire, Daniel Rook, Heather Lewis, Mantas Grigaliunas, Pascal Smith

School of the Year: The Abbey School

Team of the Year: Reading Athletics Club Senior Women’s Team, Reading Royals Redwood Trophy Winners

The Mayor’s Award: Karen Burles

Club of the Year: Reading Royals, Thames Valley Tae Kwon Do

School Personality of the Year: Florence Blinkhorn and Lili Halasi

School Teacher of the Year: Daniel Pringle

Administrator of the Year: Debbie Whiteley, Sheila Seymour

Coach of the Year: Matthew Pipe

Female Club Person of the Year: Kelly-Anne Russell

Female Improver of the Year: Libby Cox

Male Improver of the Year: Isaac Round

Junior Team of the Year: Albatross Diving Club Junior National Team, Berkshire Under 14 County Badminton Team

Katie Henderson Memorial Trophy for Commitment to Sport: The Dart Family

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