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read moreSport NZ has acknowledged the achievements of the winners of the annual New Zealand Sport and Recreation Awards, held in Wellington on Tuesday evening.
Sport NZ Chief Executive Peter Miskimmin advised “it’s vital that we recognise the work and people that support and encourage New Zealanders to be physically active and to win on the world stage, and for me this is a highlight of the year.
“It’s always a very special evening and this year was no exception. The awards ceremony brings together leaders from across the sector to recognise the top achievements and to acknowledge leadership and lifetime achievement.”
“Tonight also saw us award our inaugural Future Leaders Scholarship. This category was introduced to recognise the top emerging leaders. These people represent the future of the sport and recreation sector.”
The Awards coincided with Sport NZ’s annual Connections Conference for leaders from the sport and recreation sector which this year was presented under the conference theme of ‘A world of opportunities’ and featured presentations from a range of national and international experts spanning disciplines including business, education, trade and technology.
2018 Sport and Recreation Awards winners:
Commercial Partnership: Surf Life Saving NZ and BP
Community Impact: Just Shift It - The Shift Foundation
Event Excellence: World Masters Games 2017
High Performance Campaign: Black Ferns’ Women’s Rugby World Cup Campaign 2017
Innovation Excellence: Athletics NZ - Vertical Pursuit 2017 and Beyond!
Lotto New Zealand Sport Maker Award: Sarah Shand
C.K. Doing Leadership Award: Dean Murphy
Future Leaders Scholarship: Joe Hitchcock
Lifetime Achievement Awards:
David Abercrombie
Cushla McGillivray
Bill Main OBE
Image: Surf Life Saving NZ and BP won the best Commercial Partnership award.
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30th April 2018 - FINALISTS REVEALED FOR 2018 NEW ZEALAND SPORT AND RECREATION AWARDS
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3rd March 2018 - LIONS TOUR HELPS DELIVER 2017 PROFIT FOR NEW ZEALAND RUGBY
27th February 2018 - SPORT NZ ANNOUNCES FUTURE LEADERS SCHOLARSHIP
30th May 2017 - SPORT AND RECREATION AWARDS RECOGNISE DRUG FREE SPORT’S GRAEME STEEL WITH LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
13th April 2017 - FINALISTS SELECTED FOR NEW ZEALAND SPORT AND RECREATION AWARDS
16th March 2017 - SURF LIFESAVING NATIONALS RETURN TO CHRISTCHURCH
1st March 2017 - KEYNOTE SPEAKERS ANNOUNCED FOR NATIONAL SPORTS CONVENTION
5th January 2017 - SURF LIFE SAVING NEW ZEALAND WELCOMES ZERO DROWNINGS AT PATROLLED BEACHES
15th December 2016 - FUNDING WINNERS AND LOSERS AS NEW ZEALAND SPORT LOOKS TO TOKYO 2020
6th December 2016 - SURF LIFE SAVING NEW ZEALAND BEGINS SUMMER FUNDRAISING
31st May 2016 - NEW ZEALAND’S MAJOR SPORTS COMMIT TO DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION
12th April 2016 - NEW ZEALAND AWARDS RECOGNISE OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN SPORT AND RECREATION
11th April 2016 - CONNECTIONS CONFERENCE TACKLES CRITICAL THINKING FOR NEW ZEALAND SPORT LEADERS
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