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  • StargazerS Stargazer

    Yeah! Wayne Smith wins the Coach of the Year award!

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    @Stargazer said in Halberg Awards:

    Yeah! Wayne Smith wins the Coach of the Year award!

    Other nominees very good but there was only ever one result in that category
    Same goes for Sportswoman. Zoi wins easily.

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      Team of the year has to be Black Ferns

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      • CrucialC Crucial

        Team of the year has to be Black Ferns

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        @Crucial It is! Well-deserved!

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          Sarah Hirini is the recipient of the Sport NZ leadership award.

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            Sportsman of the Year is Nico Porteous (snow sport- freeskiing).

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            • StargazerS Stargazer

              Sportsman of the Year is Nico Porteous (snow sport- freeskiing).

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              @Stargazer said in Halberg Awards:

              Sportsman of the Year is Nico Porteous (snow sport- freeskiing).

              As predicted a while back, Olympic golds and World Cups usually triumph at the Halbergs.

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                The Black Ferns winning the final lineout of the RWC Final has been voted as New Zealand’s Favourite Sporting Moment of 2022.

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                  The supreme Halberg Award goes to Zoi Sadowski-Synnott.

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                    This is weird, I have no memory of there a. being a winter Olympics last year, and b. NZ winning two Golds. But at the least I must have read about it here.

                    Damn, it's a bit early for early onset dementia.

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                    • NepiaN Nepia

                      This is weird, I have no memory of there a. being a winter Olympics last year, and b. NZ winning two Golds. But at the least I must have read about it here.

                      Damn, it's a bit early for early onset dementia.

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                      @Nepia said in Halberg Awards:

                      This is weird, I have no memory of there a. being a winter Olympics last year, and b. NZ winning two Golds. But at the least I must have read about it here.

                      Damn, it's a bit early for early onset dementia.

                      Winter Olympics are cool, but they're not the X-Games

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                      • boobooB booboo

                        @Nepia said in Halberg Awards:

                        This is weird, I have no memory of there a. being a winter Olympics last year, and b. NZ winning two Golds. But at the least I must have read about it here.

                        Damn, it's a bit early for early onset dementia.

                        Winter Olympics are cool, but they're not the X-Games

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                        @booboo said in Halberg Awards:

                        @Nepia said in Halberg Awards:

                        This is weird, I have no memory of there a. being a winter Olympics last year, and b. NZ winning two Golds. But at the least I must have read about it here.

                        Damn, it's a bit early for early onset dementia.

                        Winter Olympics are cool, but they're not the X-Games

                        How do Gen Y and beyond feel about being forced to compete in the X Games?

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                        • voodooV voodoo

                          @booboo said in Halberg Awards:

                          @Nepia said in Halberg Awards:

                          This is weird, I have no memory of there a. being a winter Olympics last year, and b. NZ winning two Golds. But at the least I must have read about it here.

                          Damn, it's a bit early for early onset dementia.

                          Winter Olympics are cool, but they're not the X-Games

                          How do Gen Y and beyond feel about being forced to compete in the X Games?

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                          @voodoo said in Halberg Awards:

                          @booboo said in Halberg Awards:

                          @Nepia said in Halberg Awards:

                          This is weird, I have no memory of there a. being a winter Olympics last year, and b. NZ winning two Golds. But at the least I must have read about it here.

                          Damn, it's a bit early for early onset dementia.

                          Winter Olympics are cool, but they're not the X-Games

                          How do Gen Y and beyond feel about being forced to compete in the X Games?

                          Y? X? I get them confused. Which is the one that can’t pull its pants up?

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                          • StargazerS Stargazer

                            The supreme Halberg Award goes to Zoi Sadowski-Synnott.

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                            @Stargazer said in Halberg Awards:

                            The supreme Halberg Award goes to Zoi Sadowski-Synnott.

                            The correct choice, given she won an Olympic gold and silver.

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                            • BovidaeB Bovidae

                              @Stargazer said in Halberg Awards:

                              The supreme Halberg Award goes to Zoi Sadowski-Synnott.

                              The correct choice, given she won an Olympic gold and silver.

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                              @Bovidae yep, no arguments with her winning, and to be fair, couldn't argue with any of the award winners, mightn't all be in my sports, but pretty deserving anyway.

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                                Halberg's time again, and Lydia Ko won the Supreme Award (interestingly all the nominees were female). I agree with this, as GOAT as Carrington is, canoe is pretty niche compared to golf.

                                Halberg Awards 2024 winners
                                Supreme award: Dame Lydia Ko (golf)

                                Sportswoman: Ko. Other finalists: Ellesse Andrews (cycling - track), Dame Lisa Carrington (canoe sprint), Melie Kerr (cricket), Erin Routliffe (tennis), Emma Twigg (rowing).

                                Sportsman: Hamish Kerr (athletics). Other finalists: Finn Butcher (canoe slalom), James McDonald (horse racing), Hayden Wilde (triathlon), Chris Wood (football).

                                Team: Carrington, Olivia Brett, Alicia Hoskin and Tara Vaughan (canoe sprint). Other finalists: Black Ferns (rugby sevens), Lucy Spoors and Brooke Francis (rowing), Team New Zealand (sailing), White Ferns (cricket), Carrington and Hoskin (canoe sprint).

                                Para athlete: Anna Grimaldi (para athletics). Other finalists: Danielle Aitchison (para athletics), Anna Taylor (para cycling), Nicole Murray (para cycling), William Stedman (para athletics).

                                Coach: Gordon Walker (canoe sprint). Other finalists: Jon Andrews (cycling - track), Aaron Osborne (canoe slalom), James Sandilands (athletics), Cory Sweeney (rugby sevens).

                                Emerging talent: Tyler Bindon (football). Other finalists: Cormac Buchanan (motorcycling - road), Luke Harrold (snow sports), Ethan Olivier (athletics), Levi Townley (motorcycling - motocross), Erice van Leuven (cycling - mountainbike).

                                Sport New Zealand leadership award: Marcus Daniell (tennis).

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                                  Halberg's time again, and Lydia Ko won the Supreme Award (interestingly all the nominees were female). I agree with this, as GOAT as Carrington is, canoe is pretty niche compared to golf.

                                  Halberg Awards 2024 winners
                                  Supreme award: Dame Lydia Ko (golf)

                                  Sportswoman: Ko. Other finalists: Ellesse Andrews (cycling - track), Dame Lisa Carrington (canoe sprint), Melie Kerr (cricket), Erin Routliffe (tennis), Emma Twigg (rowing).

                                  Sportsman: Hamish Kerr (athletics). Other finalists: Finn Butcher (canoe slalom), James McDonald (horse racing), Hayden Wilde (triathlon), Chris Wood (football).

                                  Team: Carrington, Olivia Brett, Alicia Hoskin and Tara Vaughan (canoe sprint). Other finalists: Black Ferns (rugby sevens), Lucy Spoors and Brooke Francis (rowing), Team New Zealand (sailing), White Ferns (cricket), Carrington and Hoskin (canoe sprint).

                                  Para athlete: Anna Grimaldi (para athletics). Other finalists: Danielle Aitchison (para athletics), Anna Taylor (para cycling), Nicole Murray (para cycling), William Stedman (para athletics).

                                  Coach: Gordon Walker (canoe sprint). Other finalists: Jon Andrews (cycling - track), Aaron Osborne (canoe slalom), James Sandilands (athletics), Cory Sweeney (rugby sevens).

                                  Emerging talent: Tyler Bindon (football). Other finalists: Cormac Buchanan (motorcycling - road), Luke Harrold (snow sports), Ethan Olivier (athletics), Levi Townley (motorcycling - motocross), Erice van Leuven (cycling - mountainbike).

                                  Sport New Zealand leadership award: Marcus Daniell (tennis).

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                                  @Machpants said in Halberg Awards:

                                  Kayak is pretty niche compared to golf.

                                  I think Kerr's achievement is the best - the field is so large to win gold is extraordinary. Like sprinting, it's something tried everywhere by basically all kids - so to get up for a track and field gold in a category like that is amazing.

                                  Also, kind of cool it's the middle word of the Olympic motto (which should probably actually be something around graft, cash, corruption; but that's another story)

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                                      Would've had BF7s meself (TOTY) But what's the Halbergs without a whinge?

                                      And Kerr overall.

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                                        @nonpartizan we like to win our medals sitting down. Boats, bikes and horsies have served us well

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                                          Hard to argue that Lydia didn't deserve it

                                          1. Paris Gold medal (probably the most dramatic thing I watched from Paris)
                                          2. Women's British Open win
                                          3. LPGA Hall of Fame qualification

                                          Not a bad year

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