2019 Halbergs
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Wouldn't mind the Silver Ferns winning it.
Actually, I wouldn't mind if our national Bowls runner up gets it either.
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57th ISPS Handa Halberg Awards Nominations Announced
The Halberg Foundation has announced 70 nominations have been received for six categories at the 57th ISPS Handa Halberg Awards – New Zealand’s pre-eminent event to celebrate and honour sporting achievements from 2019.Twenty-eight sporting codes are represented in the nominations, submitted by National Sporting Organisations and an independent Nominations Board, recognising achievements from 1 December 2018 to 30 November 2019.The ISPS Handa Halberg Awards judges will now review the nominations to shortlist into finalists who will be announced in January 2020. The 57th ISPS Handa Halberg Awards ceremony will be held on Thursday 13 February 2020 at Spark Arena in Auckland and televised free to air on Prime TV and the broadcast will include closed captioning..
High Performance Sport NZ Sportswoman of the Year
Nominees
Abby Erceg (football)
Avalon Biddle (motorcycling)
Courtney Duncan (motorcycling)
Danielle McKenzie (canoe racing)
Katrina Rore (netball)
Kelly Brazier (rugby)
Laura Langman (netball)
Lisa Carrington (canoe racing)
Luuka Jones (canoe slalom)
Michelle Montague (mixed martial arts)
Phillis Meti (golf)
Ruby Tui (rugby)
Sarah Hirini (rugby)
Tyla Nathan-Wong (rugby)
Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (snowboarding)Last year's winner :
Lisa CarringtonISPS Handa Sportsman of the Year
Nominees
Campbell Stewart (cycling)
Israel Adesanya (mixed martial arts)
Kane Williamson (cricket)
Kieran Read (rugby)
Lewis Clareburt (swimming)
Michael Venus (tennis)
Nico Porteous (freeskiing)
Paul Coll (squash)
Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (rugby league)
Scott McLaughlin (motorsport)
Tom Sexton (cycling)
Tom Walsh (athletics)Last year's winner :
Tom WalshISPS Handa Para Athlete/ Team of the Year
Nominees
Cameron Leslie (Para swimming and wheelchair rugby)
Eltje Malzbender (Para cycling)
Emma Foy and Hannah van Kampen (Para cycling)
Lisa Adams (Para athletics)
Sophie Pascoe (Para swimming)
Wheel Blacks (wheelchair rugby)Last year's winner :
Adam HallISPS Handa Team of the Year
Nominees
BLACKCAPS (cricket)
Black Ferns Sevens (sevens rugby)
Kiwi Ferns (rugby league)
Grace Prendergast and Kerri Gowler (rowing)
Zoe McBride and Jackie Kiddle (rowing)
Silver Ferns (netball)
Olivia Loe and Brooke Donoghue (rowing)
Women’s Eight (rowing)
Women’s Team Pursuit - Holly Edmondston, Bryony Botha, Kirstie James, Rushlee Buchanan and Michaela Drummond (cycling)Last year's winner :
Black Ferns SevensBuddle Findlay Coach of the Year
Nominees
Allan Bunting (rugby)
Cory Sweeney (rugby)
Dale Stevenson (athletics)
Dame Valerie Adams (athletics)
Damian Wiseman (Para cycling)
Eugene Bareman (mixed martial arts)
Gary Hay (rowing)
Gary Hollywood (swimming)
Gary Stead (cricket)
Gordon Walker (canoe racing)
Michael Bland (Para cycling)
Noeline Taurua (netball)
Roly Crichton (Para swimming)
Ross Machejefski (cycling)
Shane McLeod (hockey)
Simon Mayne (Para swimming)
Steve Hansen (rugby)Last year's winner :
Gordon WalkerSky Sport Emerging Talent Award
Nominees
Alice Robinson (ski racing)
Celyn Edwards (Para swimming)
Erika Fairweather (swimming)
Hamish Macdonald (motorcycling)
Jessie Smith (BMX cycling)
Kanah Andrews-Nahu (weightlifting)
Kyle Glogoski (baseball)
Laurence Pithie (cycling)
Liberato Cacace (football)
Marcus Armstrong (motorsport)
Seb Menzies and Blake McGlashan (yachting)Last year's winner :
Maddison-Lee WescheNew Zealand's Favourite Sport Moment
Nominees
Finalists will be announced in January 2020.Last year's winner :
Anna Leat2019 Halberg Award Supreme
Nominees
Nominees for the Sportswoman, Sportsman, Team and Para athlete/team categories are all eligible for the supreme Halberg Award.https://www.halbergawards.co.nz/57th-isps-handa-halberg-awards/nominees/
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@Bovidae said in 2019 Halbergs:
@Stargazer
The Halbergs tend to favour Olympic sports, World Champions (ABs, Silver Ferns, etc) and Americas Cup winners.ABs aren't anywhere near World Champions ATM!
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57th ISPS Handa Halberg Awards Finalists Announced
The Halberg Foundation has announced 26 finalists for six categories at the 57th ISPS Handa Halberg Awards – New Zealand’s pre-eminent event to celebrate and honour sporting achievements from 2019.Finalists for New Zealand's Favourite Sporting Moment of 2019 Announced
The Halberg Foundation has announced ten sporting highlights for New Zealand’s Favourite Sporting Moment of 2019 – the only category voted for by the public at the 57th ISPS Handa Halberg Awards..
Sportswoman of the Year- Courtney Duncan (Motorcycling) - won the 2019 Women's Motocross World Championship (WMX)
- Laura Langman (Netball) - captained the Silver Ferns to the 2019 Netball World Cup title in Liverpool
- Lisa Carrington (Canoe racing) - claimed two world titles in 2019 the K1 200 and K1 500
- Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (Snowboarding) - produced New Zealand’s first Snowboarding World Championships gold medal in 2019
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Sportsman of the Year- Israel Adesanya (Mixed martial arts) - was the 2019 UFC Middleweight Champion title winner
- Kane Williamson (Cricket) - led the Black Caps to the ICC Cricket World Cup final
- Scott McLaughlin (Motorsport) - claimed a maiden Bathurst 1000 title at Mount Panorama in 2019
- Tom Walsh (Athletics) - is a finalist for the ISPS Handa Sportsman of the Year after placing first overall in shot put at the 2019 IAAF Diamond League
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Para Athlete/ Team of the Year- Cameron Leslie (Para swimming and wheelchair rugby) - claimed two golds and a world record at the 2019 World Para Swimming Championships and a bronze with the Wheel Blacks at the Asia Oceania Wheelchair Rugby Championships
- Emma Foy and Hannah van Kampen (Para cycling) - claimed two world titles in 2019
- Lisa Adams (Para athletics) - earnt her first shot put gold at the World Para Athletics Championships in 2019
- Sophie Pascoe (Para swimming) - won four gold medals at the 2019 World Para Swimming Championships
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Team of the Year- Black Ferns Sevens (Sevens rugby) - claimed the World Sevens Series in 2019
- BLACKCAPS (Cricket) - were ICC Cricket World Cup finalists in 2019
- Silver Ferns (Netball) - won the Netball World Cup in 2019
- Women's Double - Olivia Loe and Brooke Donoghue (Rowing) - excelled in the world's double sculls at the World Rowing Championships
- Women's Eight (Rowing) - in a first for New Zealand, the Women's Eight won gold and became world champions at the 2019 World Rowing Championships
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Coach of the Year- Eugene Bareman (Mixed martial arts) - coached Israel Adesanya to his UFC Middleweight Champion title in 2019
- Gary Hay (Rowing) - supported the Women’s Eight and Women’s Pair teams to gold respectively at the World Rowing Championships in 2019
- Gordon Walker (Canoe racing) - supported Lisa Carrington and the NZ Sprint Kayak team to four world titles in 2019
- Noeline Taurua (Netball) - guided the Silver Ferns to claim the Netball World Cup in 2019
- Roly Crichton (Para swimming) - coached Para swimmer Sophie Pascoe to four gold medals at the World Para Swimming Championships
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Emerging Talent Award- Alice Robinson (Ski racing) - won a FIS Alpine World Cup in Giant Slalom
- Erika Fairweather (Swimming) - earned the 200m freestyle gold at the FINA Junior World Championships
- Laurence Pithie (Cycling) - claimed two World Championship titles at the UCI Junior Track World Championships
- Seb Menzies and Blake McGlashan (Yachting) - gained gold at the Youth Sailing World Championships
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New Zealand's Favourite Sport Moment- Zoi Sadowski-Synnott (Snowboarding) - wins New Zealand’s first ever snowboard FIS World Championships gold medal - (Park City)
- Lisa Adams (Para athletics) - breaks world record to win shot put gold at World Para Athletics Championships - (Dubai).
- Silver Ferns (Netball) - winning Netball World Cup – (Liverpool).
- Martin Guptill (Cricket) - throw to run out M.S Dhoni to get New Zealand into the Cricket World Cup final – (London)
- The BLACKCAPS (Cricket) - Super Over against England in the Cricket World Cup final - (London)
- Women's Eight (Rowing) - winning gold at the World Rowing Championships – (Ottensheim)
- Israel Adesanya (Mixed martial arts) - winning UFC Middleweight title – (Melbourne)
- Scott McLaughlin (Motorsport) - winning Bathurst – (Bathurst)
- Alice Robinson (Ski racing) - winning World Cup season opening giant slalom race – (Sölden)
- TJ Perenara (Rugby) - Try against Namibia in Rugby World Cup – (Tokyo)
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It's good to see that the ABs weren't rolled out just because. TJ's try was fooking amazing but that's about it from last year. I could see Razor in as coach of the year, the threepeat pretty special, maybe even team. They'll be well on when they probably do it again this year
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@Stargazer said in 2019 Halbergs:
@Machpants I think only teams & individual sportsmen/women/coaches that represent NZ can be nominated for a Halberg Award.
Good point!
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