The Mirror's Pride of Sport Awards, in partnership with TSB, is back to celebrate grassroots sport and the phenomenal people who have contributed to sport at all levels, across all walks of life. Nominations are now open to find people who have gone the extra mile, whether that’s to achieve their own personal goals, or for helping others achieve theirs. They could be young or old, a selfless volunteer or someone who’s triumphed against adversity.
The Mirror's Pride of Sport Awards, in partnership with TSB, is back to celebrate grassroots sport and the phenomenal people who have contributed to sport at all levels, across all walks of life. Nominations are now open to find people who have gone the extra mile, whether that’s to achieve their own personal goals, or for helping others achieve theirs. They could be young or old, a selfless volunteer or someone who’s triumphed against adversity.
Today we met at the sumptuous Grosvenor House to whittle down our finalists in each category. It was a daunting task!
We’re delighted to announce that nominations for The Mirror's Pride of Sport Awards, in partnership with TSB, are now open. These amazing awards celebrate the phenomenal people who have contributed to sport at all levels, across all walks of life.
Darren Powell is proud to call himself a Leeds United super fan, following his beloved whites across the country. Up until April 2015 he made the journeys with his friend Michael Kew who sadly lost his life to bladder cancer that year.
Mia is ten years old and lives in Pontypridd where she is a familiar figure in her community due to her amazing commitment to fundraising.
