Community Sport Project of the Year

Sporticipate’s nomination is a testament to its exceptional work in introducing new students and staff to the world of sports and physical activity. Through its innovative initiatives, Sporticipate has not only encouraged participation but has also played a vital role in promoting overall wellbeing. The programme’s support of student leaders who drive its success adds another layer of significance to this nomination, highlighting the development of leadership skills and the sense of community that it promotes.

Young Volunteer of the Year

Siddharth Mahala’s nomination for Young Volunteer of the Year recognises his invaluable contributions to the Tennis Club’s remarkable success. His dedication and support have been instrumental in helping the club achieve their outstanding accomplishments. In addition to his role within the Tennis Club, Sid’s efforts on the Sports Executive as a Fundraising Officer highlight his commitment to enhancing the overall sports experience at the University. His passion and tireless work ethic have made a significant impact, both within the club and the broader sports community, making him a deserving candidate for this prestigious award.

Sports Club of the Year

The Tennis Club’s nomination for this award reflects their outstanding achievements in many areas. Their commitment to increasing participation has made a significant impact, making the sport accessible to a wider audience. Their remarkable sporting performances have brought pride and recognition to the University. Notably, the club’s charitable fundraising efforts showcase their dedication to giving back to the community and making a positive difference beyond the tennis court.