The finalists for the 2024 CBR Sport Awards have been revealed ahead of the awards event on November 27.
The award finalists, in no particular order, are:
Athlete of the Year – Men’s Sport
Jay Vine – cycling
James Turner – athletics
Michael Matthews – cycling
Athlete of the Year – Women’s Sport
Nikki Ayers – rowing
Jade Melbourne – basketball
Rebecca Henderson – mountain Bike
Athlete of the Year – Para Sport
Nikki Ayers – rowing
James Turner – athletics
Team of the Year
Canberra Brave – Ice Hockey
Invictus Dragon Boat Women’s Crew – Dragon Boat
ACT U19’s Men’s Team – Rugby Union
Rising Star
Lauren Bates – cycling
Cameron Myers – athletics
Ajak Nyuon – basketball
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