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Ottawa Sports Awards Winners in Paris – Olympic Games Edition

Jul. 23, 2024

2024 marks another fantastic year for Ottawa-area athletes, coaches, and technical officials heading to the Olympic Games. The Ottawa Sports Awards is proud to help recognize these representatives of our city on their journey before and after the Olympic Games. Good luck to all Ottawa-area Olympic athletes across all sports! Those marked with an asterisk

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Final Awards Announcement for 2023 Ottawa Sports Awards

Feb. 01, 2024

It’s February first and with seven days remaining before the sold-out Ottawa Sports Awards dinner to celebrate the 2023 award recipients, three final awards are now being made public. All 2023 Award Winners, including individual sport award winners in 67 sports and 48 championship-winning teams, are now posted in our Award Winners Archive. The final

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Tickets are sold out!

Jan. 25, 2024

Thank you Ottawa! Tickets for the 2023 Ottawa Sports Awards dinner event sold out on January 25 after going on sale on January 1. We look forward to hosting over 400 guests to celebrate our 2023 award winners! Stay tuned for our final awards announcement on February 1, when we will unveil the recipients of

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Ottawa Sports Awards reveals 2023 winners for Athletes, Coaches, and Teams of the Year

Jan. 08, 2024

The 2023 year in sport once again saw the City of Ottawa celebrate a multitude of successful athletes and championship teams. The Ottawa Sports Awards is proud to recognize the following recipients of the Athlete of the Year, Coach of the Year, and Team of the Year awards, whose achievements spanned the entire 2023 calendar.

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Lifetime Award Winners Revealed for 2023

Dec. 04, 2023

The recipients of the Ottawa Sports Awards Lifetime Awards and Mayor’s Cup for 2023 have been selected and will be celebrated at the Ottawa Sports Awards dinner on February 7, 2024. The distinguished recipients for 2023 are speed skating official Jean Lamontagne, Bruce Meredith of Ski Hawks Ottawa, squash coach Heather Wallace, and notable ringette

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Nominations now open for 2023 awards

Sep. 01, 2023

The medals, qualifications, and championships keep coming in 2023 and it’s time to start nominating successful teams and individuals, coaches, volunteers and technical officials, for the Ottawa Sports Awards!   The nomination form for 2023 awards is now open, and the deadline for nominations is November 15. Anyone can make a nomination but please consult

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2023 Awards Dinner Date Released

Jun. 15, 2023

Recognizing that many local clubs and sponsors have supported the Ottawa Sports Awards by attending year over year, the organizing committee would like to invite all those who anticipate attending the 2023 Ottawa Sports Awards dinner to save the date! The 2023 Ottawa Sports Awards dinner and awards event will be held on February 7,

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One Week to Go! Final Award Recipients Announced

Feb. 01, 2023

With one week remaining before the Ottawa Sports Awards Dinner to celebrate the 2022 award winners, five final honourees are set to be recognized in the following award categories which represent a broad spectrum of sport engagement in the city. Additionally, complete roster and bio information is now online for all Sport Award winners and

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65 Sport Award Winners and 26 Championship Teams to be celebrated at 70th Ottawa Sports Awards

Jan. 18, 2023

Wednesday February 8, 2023 will mark the 70th edition of the Ottawa Sports Awards, bringing together outstanding individuals and teams to recognize the accomplishments of the past year in amateur sports. The 2022 Ottawa Sports Award winners include 65 sport winners who have been selected as the top amateur Ottawa athlete in their sport, along

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Tickets Available Now for 2022 Awards Dinner

Jan. 04, 2023

The 2022 Ottawa Sports Awards Dinner will be held on February 8, 2023 at the Centurion Conference and Event Center on Colonnade Road. BUY YOUR TICKETS ONLINE NOW! Please note that tickets are first-come, first-serve. We will do our best to accommodate larger groups by placing them together, space permitting. Sales will close on January

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Our History

In 1953, Lou LaBlond of the Associated Canadians Travellers (ACT) initiated the first awards dinner called the ACT Sportmens Dinner, honouring 16 amateur athletes with assistance from the Eastview Lions Club and the Eastview Recreation Centre. The event continued to be known as the ACT Awards for an amazing 50 years under the guidance of Mike Milligan and Gary Mighton. In 2003 Mike and Gary decided to step down from their key organizing roles and the Ottawa Sports Awards were renamed and revamped, but continue the tradition started in 1953.

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