Save the Date - 2021 Victorian Sport Awards

The Victorian Sport Awards (VSAs) is the night of nights for the Victorian sporting community; recognising and celebrating participants, teams, coaches, administrators and the volunteers behind the scenes who have made an outstanding contribution to sport across all levels of sport in Victoria.

Presented by the State Government of Victoria and Vicsport, this year’s VSAs will be held on Wednesday 15 June, 2022 at CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park.

Honouring those who have made an outstanding contribution to sport in Victoria during the 2021 calendar year, the VSAs acknowledge the full spectrum of Victorian sport across metropolitan and regional areas; from grassroots heroes to those who excelled at the Tokyo Olympic Games.

Entrants in the Awards are nominated by State Sporting Associations, Regional Sport Assemblies, teammates, club members, coaches and/or their local community.

Each year, the VSAs receives hundreds of nominations which aim to recognise and celebrate the exceptional members of the Victorian sporting community. Nominations for the Awards open on Monday 14 February, 2022 and close on Wednesday 16 March, 2022 via the Vicsport website.

Held at CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park, the newest venue within the Melbourne & Olympic Parks precinct, the Victorian Sport Awards can be attended by all entrants, nominees, family, friends, sporting organisations and clubs to celebrate the successes of community sport in Victoria.

Event details:

Wednesday 15 June, 2022

6.00pm – 10.00pm

CENTREPIECE at Melbourne Park

Twenty awards will be presented, 19 of which can be nominated by the Victorian sporting community in addition to the most prestigious award of the night - the State Government Outstanding Contribution to Victorian Sport Award.

Categories in the 2021 Victorian Sport Awards are as follows:

  • Southern Cross Trophies Coach of the Year

  • Gallagher Community Coach of the Year

  • Sports Accounting Australia Official of the Year

  • etrainu Community Official of the Year

  • AFL SportsReady Young Team of the Year

  • AED Authority Team of the Year

  • My Sport Live Community Sporting Event of the Year

  • Love the Game Community Sporting Club of the Year

  • GameDay Sports Administrator of the Year

  • Sport Initiative of the Year

  • Bunnings Trade Local Government Initiative of the Year

  • VALO Volunteer of the Year

  • VicHealth Active Recreation Initiative of the Year

  • Involve Masters Athlete of the Year

  • Global Wellness Tracking Young Athlete of the Year

  • Vicsport Outstanding Media Coverage Award

  • Sport Group Peter Norman Inclusion Award

  • Governor's Award Victorian Male Athlete of the Year - Frank Wilkes Award

  • Governor's Award Victorian Female Athlete of the Year - Kitty McEwan Award

  • State Government Outstanding Contribution to Victorian Sport

More information on the 2021 Victorian Sport Awards can be found here:

vicsport.com.au/2021-victorian-sport-awards