The awards night will take place on 1 December.
While it is custom for the press to release a list of nominees in the categories ‘Male Athlete of the Year’, ‘Female Athlete of the Year’, ‘Team of the Year’, and ‘Coach of the Year’, the committee has already decided on the winners in some of the other categories.
The ‘Honorary Awards’ will thus go to Colette Flesch and Ginette Rossini for their contributions to fencing. Duathlon athlete Pol Bissener receives the ‘Fair Play Award’.
The award for ‘Young Male Athlete of the Year’ goes to athlete Vivien Henz, ‘Young Female Athlete of the Year’ goes to skier Gwyneth ten Raa, and the ‘Young Team of the Year’ award goes to the U17 football national team.
The ‘Para Sports Award’ has been given to the municipality of Esch-sur-Alzette.
Male Athlete of the Year (13)
Bertemes Bob - athletics
Bettendorf Victor - showjumping
Geniets Kevin - cycling
Grethen Charles - athletics
Henckels Jeff - archery
Jungels Bob - cycling
Moris Antony - football
Pereira Dylan - motorsports
Osch Mathieu - skiing
Peters Kevin - motorsports
Rychlicki Kamil - volleyball
Sinani Danel - football
Wagner Nicolas - dressage
Female Athlete of the Year (9)
Daniëls Eva - triathlon
De Nutte Sarah / Ni Xia Lian - table tennis
Lehair Jeanne - triathlon
Majerus Christine - cycling
Rausch Victoria - athletics
Schreiber Marie - cyclocross
Simon Anne - basketball
Van der Weken Patrizia - athletics
Warling Jenny - karate
Team of the Year (4)
Football - men’s national team
Football - women’s national team
Handball - HB Esch (men’s team)
Table tennis - women’s national team
Coach of the Year (6)
Danielsson Tommy - table tennis
Lorang Dan - cycling/triathlon
Holtz Luc - football
Santos Dan - football
Schmit Camille - athletics
Starck Arnaud - athletics
