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Table 49: Gauteng Sport Awards Categories, 2019/20

Award category

Name and Surname

Gender

Sporting Code

Akani Simbini

Male

Athletics Aquatics Cricket Tennis Football Cricket Hockey Softball Chess Football Football Athletics Darts

Sportsman of the year Sportswoman of the year Sport team of the year

Tatjana Schoenmaker

Female

Bizhub Lions

Male

Disabled Sportswoman of the year Disabled Sportsman of the year

Kgohthatso Montjane

Female

Ofentse Matisitse

Male

Sport team of the year with a disability Gauteng Disability Darts

Mixed

Coach of the year

Thabiso Enoch Nkwe Thapelo Motloutse

Male Male

Technical Of ¿ cial of the year Administrator of the year Most promising athletes

Lydia Mahlabela Miya Minentle Kathorus United

Female Female Female Female Female Female

Most promising team

Sport fan of the year (SMS)

Mamello Constance Makha

Sport personality of the year (SMS)

Caster Semenya Bususiwe Mokoena Fernando Booysen

Journalist of the year

N/A

School Sport athlete of the year Community Sport and Recreation programme of the year Sport programme of the year (SMS)

Male

Wrestling

Vuka Program

Mixed

Rugby

The Score Line

N/A

Kasie FM

Community media of the year

Mapapeza Community Newspaper N/A

Community Newspaper

Lifetime achiever award

Ria Ledwaba

Female

Lifetime achiever

The Provincial Sport Confederation focused on sport administration and structures in Gauteng to support federations and sport organisations with logistics such as venues, catering and logistics (printing of documents) for their meetings. In July 2019, theGauteng Sport Confederation commenced the process to establish the West Rand and Rand West Sports Councils and concluded the process in March 2020. In addition, the sport confederation assisted with the coordination of the O.R Tambo Soncini Social Cohesion games held from 26-27 October 2019 at Germiston Stadium Precinct. Their role was to chair the project management meetings as well as to ensure that the federations and the teams have complied by the technical packages for the games. Training of managers responsible for the players and athletes was held for Ekurhuleni management on 12 October 2019 at the Germiston Stadium Recreation Hall; West Rand management on 13 October 2019 at Kagiso Memorial and

Recreation Centre; Sedibeng Management on 13 October 2019 at the Vaal Tecknorama, Vereeniging; and Joburg Management on 19 October 2019 at the Johannesburg Stadium. The rural sport programme was successfully implemented through the provincial rural games hosted at UJ in the City of Johannesburg. The rural coaching clinics and the rural sport development tournaments were conducted in the Tshwane, West Rand and Sedibeng Corridors. The codes included but were not limited to football, netball, athletics and rugby. The purpose of the coaching clinics was to give coaches and athletes in those areas the opportunity to experience playing other codes besides netball and football and to upskill them. Two traditional councils, Amandebele-ba-Lebelo and Amandebele-ba-Ndzundza, participated in the rural programme. Through this programme, an additional 22 new clubs were established. During the ¿ nancial

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