Tour de France winner Cadel Evans was recognised for his career with the outstanding contribution to Victorian sport award.
State Minister for Sport John Eren congratulated the winners.
“Last night saw the recognition of some wonderful Victorians who do so much for others and our great state ‐ and on behalf of the government I congratulate you all,” he said.
“Sport is about community. Victoria wouldn’t be the sporting capital without the hard work of our volunteers, players and fans ‐ the very people that make our local clubs tick.
“You make a world of difference for countless Victorians through sport and recreation on and off the field.”
WINNERS
Victorian Coach of the Year
Damien Hardwick – Richmond Football Club
Victorian Community Coach of the Year
David Hickman – Basketball
Victorian Official of the Year
Brad Mannix – Gymnastics
Victorian Community Official of the Year
Muriel Aberline – Swimming
Victorian Team of the Year
Victorian Bushrangers
Victorian Young Team of the Year
Victorian Junior Aerodance Team
Victorian Male Athlete of the Year
Cameron Smith – Melbourne Storm
Victorian Female Athlete of the Year
Britt Cox – Mogul Skiing
Victorian Young Athlete of the Year
Isis Holt – Para-athletics
Victorian Masters Sport Award
Linley Frame – Swimming
Outstanding Contribution to Victorian Sport
Cadel Evans
Service to Victorian Community Sport
Alexander (Sandy) Frame – Swimming
Victorian Young Volunteer of the Year
Luqman Latif – Tennis
Victorian Sports Administrator of the Year
Belinda Kleverlaan – Tennis
Victorian Local Government Initiative of the Year
Active Maribyrnong Spring into Summer Series
Victorian Outdoor/Active Recreation Initiative of the Year
Wheel Women
Victorian Sport Development Initiative of the Year
"I Speak Football" program
Victorian Community Sporting Club of the Year
Malvern Marlins Masters Swimming Club
Victorian Community Sporting Event of the Year
Eltham-Dandenong Junior Basketball Tournament
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