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Each year, the City of Mandurah celebrates outstanding achievements across our local sporting community. These awards recognise individuals, clubs, and teams who have excelled in their chosen sport, or made a lasting contribution to sport and recreation in our region. From elite athletes to tireless volunteers, the awards shine a spotlight on the people who make Mandurah's sporting culture so strong.

Award Categories

  • Sports Person of the Year
  • Masters Sports Person of the Year
  • Junior Sports Person of the Year
  • Sports Person of the Year with Disability
  • Club of the Year
  • Team of the Year
  • Junior Team of the Year
  • Volunteer of the Year
  • Junior Volunteer of the Year
  • Inclusion Program or Event
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2026 winners

Sports Person of the Year:

Georgia Aiesi, soccer and judo

Junior Sports Person of the Year:

Cienna Tinkler, cycling

Masters Sports Person of the Year:

Alma Davies, hockey

Sports Person of the Year with Disability:

Kaden Larney, blind and low vision tennis

Volunteer of the Year:

Joint winners: Neil Richardson, bowling, and Greg Kaeding, paddling

Junior Team of the Year:

Mandurah Magic Girls Under 14s Red, WABL Championship Division

Team of the Year:

Mandurah Magic Women’s NBL1 Team

Club of the Year:

Mandurah Swimming Club

Inclusion Event/Program of the Year:

Dawesville parkrun

2026 Sports Person of the Year Georgia Aiesi, soccer and judo

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