Charlotte Neale is up for the ‘Aztec Group Sporting Performance of the Year’ award for athletes under 21 years old in the RaceNation 2019 Sport and Move More Jersey Awards.

 She is nominated alongside Tom Deffains, Isaac Dodds, Cameron Pirouet and Grace Greenwood.

The award will be one of ten presented during the gala dinner at the Radisson Blu Waterfront Hotel on 18 October. During the evening, golfer Ted Ray and shooter Cliff Mallet will be inducted into the Jersey Sport Hall of Fame, sponsored by Ocorian, in recognition of their “outstanding contribution to island sport.”

The Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented to an islander who has dedicated a significant amount of time to sport or active living.

Olympic Gold medalist and Ambassador for the Dame Kelly Homes Trust, Amy Williams MBE, will be present at the award ceremony to speak about her work and Jersey Sport’s partnership with the Trust.

The nominees for the awards are…

Accuro Sporting Performance of the Year

  • Cameron Pirouet
  • Serena Guthrie
  • Harry Shalamon
  • Stuart Parker 

Ocorian Sports Organisation of the Year

  • Gracie Barra Jersey
  • Jersey Tri Club
  • Jersey GAA Sports Club 
  • Jersey Hockey

C.I. Engravers Manager or Coach of the Year

  • Andrew Hamon
  • Nathan Jegou
  • Neil MacRae
  • Lucy Even

Randalls Volunteer of the Year

  • Bob McGinnigle
  • Walking for Health Volunteers
  • Peter Flambard
  • Paul Gartshore

Rathbones Young Volunteer of the Year (Under 25)

  • Charlotte Samson
  • Abbie Thompson
  • Elliot Powell
  • Liam De Sousa 
     

C.I. Travel Group Move More School of the Year

  • Plat Douet School
  • Mont a l’Abbe School
  • Rouge Boullion School
  • Victoria College Preparatory School

Move More Workplace of the Year

  • Fairway Group
  • Mourant
  • Intensive Care Unit
  • Accuro Fiduciary

Move More Group of the Year

  • HSBC Breeze Jersey
  • @jersey.runclub
  • Jersey Rouleurs
  • Jersey Round Island Challenge 

Catriona McAllister, CEO at Jersey Sport, said: “It’s been a very successful sporting year for the island, with Team Jersey topping the table at the Island Games in Gibraltar, and our very own Serena Guthrie captaining England at the Netball World Cup.”