PRESENTATION TO NATIONAL FEDERATIONS
29 AUGUST 2013
SECTION 1
INTRODUCTION
STRUCTURE OF THE PRESENTATION
This report will be presented as follows:
Section 1:
Purpose & Overview
Section 2:
Corporate Aspects (Objectives, branding & symbols)
Section 3:
Structural Aspects( Crew, Partnership & Sponsors)
Section 4:
Rulebook (Categories, Adjudicators, Nominees, Process & Outcome)
Section 5:
Program
OVERVIEW
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The South African Sports Awards 2012 was successfully held on 4
November 2012 at Sandton ICC and attended by about 1500
guests with also a public viewing area at Nelson Mandela Square.
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In general terms the SA Awards once more lived up to reputation as
a prestigious and most supreme events that recognizes and
rewards our national sports team, national sports persons and
administrators.
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The program indeed succeeded to meet its objectives of
celebrating excellence in and off the field of play as well as
contributing towards social cohesion and nation building and
inspiring a generation.
SA SPORT AWARDS 2012 AT A GLANCE
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At a glance the SA Sport Awards were characterized by a number of activities under
the theme, ‘Our Nation’s Pride’ and pay-off line, ‘Celebrating Sport Excellence’
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Owing to the world class execution and state of the art deliver, the Awards will
remain enshrined in the hearts of many South Africans who followed this program
through the various media and social platform that were utilized to mainstream this
brand and position as a true people’s brand!
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3 September 2012:
4 October 2012:
30 October 2012:
2 November 2012:
4 November 2012:
5 December 2012
Launch of the SA Sport Awards 2012
Announcement of Nominees 2012
Sport Awards Outreach- Dieslploot
Andrew Mlangeni Golf Challenge and Dinner
SA Sport Awards Dinner
Sport Awards Prize-giving
SECTION 2
CORPORATE ASPECTS
OBJECTIVES
As articulated by SRSA Minister, Hon F. Mbalula, the SA Sport
Awards, seeks to celebrate unity that sport anchors in our
discourse for social cohesion and unity purpose, whilst celebrating
courage in the field of sport and excellence in performance.
The program is underpinned by the following fundamental tenets:
a)
Celebrate sport excellence.
b)
Reward sport achievement.
c)
Stimulate interest in sports, unearth talent and promote development.
d)
Recognise luminaries in sport in and off the field of play.
BRAND POSITIONING
The graph below depicts at typical lifecycle of any brand, clearly depicting the five critical milestones and
trying to locate where we believe the SA Sport Awards brand is in the five milestone, which are: (1) Brand
development, (2) Brand Introduction, (3) Brand Growth, (4) Brand Maturity, (5) Brand decline
Brand Lifecycle of the SA Sports Awards
High
Global
Brand
Corporate
Brand
Brand
Power
Experience
Brand
Trademark
Product
Brand
Ingredients Brand
Marketing Investment
Brand Awareness
Category
Brand
Personality Brand
Service Brand
Low
1.Product
Development
2. Introduction
3. Growth
Brand Evolution
4. Maturity
5. Decline
Time
BRAND POSITIONING
Brand Lifecycle of the SA Sports Awards
Currently the SA Sport Awards brand has gone way beyond the BRAND INTRODUCTION
and BRAND DEVELOPMENT phase!
It is currently in the BRAND GROWTH phase with current but preoccupation being to grow
the SA Sport Awards beyond just another government program to become a sport people’s
asset!
For that reason, in 2012 the Minister reemphasized his directive that the Awards Brand be
anchored firmly around the multitudes of South Africa’s prominent Sport Personalities
(athletes, administrators & reporters) and not necessarily as a government program.
These elements were therefore brought in much more strongly into the look and feel of the
Awards in order to promote collective ownership of the SA Sport Awards brand by ordinary
athletes and sport personalities.
SECTION 3
STRUCTURAL ASPECTS
SRSA SPORT AWARDS TASK TEAM
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The SRSA Sport Awards Task Team was constituted by officials listed
below, however, from time to time, the Team also sourced the expertise
and services of other colleagues within the Department :
Mr Tsholofelo Lejaka
Acting Chief Director: Corporate Services
Mr Makoto Matlala
Chief Financial Officer
Ms Onke Mjo
Acting Director: Special Projects
Mr Paena Galane
Acting Director: Communications
Ms Kagisho Winkel
Intern: Communications
Ms Nthangeni Tshivhase
Assistant Director: Auxiliary Services
PROJECT STEERING COMMITTEE
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The Steering Committee constituted of representatives from all
strategic partners, i.e SRSA, SASCOC, SABC & Events Manager.
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The Committee adopted a schedule of weekly meetings for
planning and coordination purposes.
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The various task teams of the Steering Committee have now been
constituted to focus on various line function aspects of the project;
i.e. (1) Guest List, RSVP and Protocol (2) Production and
Entertainment- (Technical and Logistics) (3) Security- Public
Liability and Insurance (4) Marketing and Communication including
Sponsorship (5) Contract compliance including sponsorship (6)
Programme- Main event (7) Finance and Legal
PARTNERSHIPS
The Sport Awards was delivered in partnership with the following critical stakeholders.
Following a decision to change the venue from Sun City to Sandton later in the project, no
host province could come on board as a partner. This will however be attended to in 2013
a)
Sport & Recreation South Africa
b)
SASCOC
c)
SABC
The role of the following critical stakeholders who were not necessarily involved at a
conceptual phase or at project delivery level, yet still continues to play an impeccable role as a
funding partner and a media partner respectively can also never be underestimated:
a)
National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund
b)
Supersport
PARTNERSHIPS- SABC
The SABC’s partnership in the SA Sport Awards remains a mainstay that keeps the program
alive. 2012 marked much improved involvement in the partnership as opposed to 2011.
In 2012, not only did SABC take over the broadcast production of the event, they also brought
in a direct cash injection and significantly stepped up their strategic identification with the
brand and involvement of their principals at a programmatic level. Among others, the SABC’s
contribution to the SA Sport Awards included:
a)
Airtime and promotional activity
b)
full production of the live broadcast of the Sport Awards,
c)
Complete SABC Radio Portfolio for interviews,
d)
Profile the Sport Awards trophy, green jacket and hero’s carpet,
e)
Production of Radio and TV materials,
f)
provision of pre marketing campaign, e.g interviews on Soccer Zone, etc
A shorter red-tape in decision making and a swifter turn-around time in implementation
remains a sticky issue in this partnership!
PARTNERSHIPS- SASCOC
In 2012 SASCOC’s role was slightly different as they were no longer responsible for the
appointment performance of the Events Management Company.
It was mainly around implementation of the Rulebook, which included:
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Dispatching the nomination forms to the Federations and their affiliates.
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Receiving the Nomination forms from Federations and their affiliates.
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Liaison with the athletes and overall coordination in that regard.
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Transversal operational involvement in the SA Sport Program
The fact that 2011 was an Olympic Year inadvertently placed major limitations on the extent to
which SASCOC could be available for active participation in SA Sport Awards tasks and
activities.
SASCOC’s involvement did not extend to direct cash injection into the program.
PARTNERSHIPS- NATIONAL LOTTERY
The National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund’s generous contribution towards the SA Sport
Awards 2012, ensured the resounding success of the program. The National Lottery
Distribution Trust Fund’s contribution covered the following critical aspects of the Awards:
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Audio visual production costs for Nominees and Winners
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Cash prize money for Nominees and Winners
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Sound, Screens, Lights and Technicians
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Transport and Accommodation for Nominees
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Auditing of Nomination process and SMS line
Delays in finding consensus around the best approach to lodge the application for Sport
Awards funding resulted in the application only being approved after the event. This area
should be improved upon and in 2013 a multi-year approval of 3years should be sought to
bring much more certainty and stability to the Awards and is planning process.
MEDIA PARTNER- SUPERSPORT
Supersport’s media involvement in the SA Sport Awards 2012 served as a critical lifeline,
particularly during the period preceding the finalisation of the SRSA-SABC SLA.
During this period Supersport came on board and commenced with immediate airtime and
promotional activities through broadcast of the SA Sport Awards advertisements, particularly
the Sport Star advert.
Supersport further offered to carry the full production of the SA Sport Awards Event but this
offer could not be accepted on account of SABC-SRSA agreements.
In general terms, Supersport remains a valuable partner and a splendid window of opportunity
exist for their increased involvement in the project going to 2013!
SPONSORS
A number of sponsors came on board to make the SA Sport Awards a
reality. These sponsors’ involvement varied from direct cash injection to
value in kind :
a)
Adidas-
Cash & Value in kind
b)
MTN -
Cash & Value in kind
c)
Tsogo Sun -
Value in kind
d)
BMW-
Value in kind
e)
AVUSA -
f)
Independent Newspapers- Value in kind
g)
Carducci -
Value in kind
Value in kind
EVENTS MANAGEMENT COMPANY
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As part of the preparations and building on the lessons from Sport Awards 2011, in the first quarter of
2012/13, SRSA invited companies to bid for the Event Management of the Sport Awards 2012.
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This process culminated into the appointment of a capable Event Manager for Sport Awards 2012
based on the impressive proposal, particularly the new features and control measures to safeguard
challenges and weaknesses or 2011.
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The concept document for the South Africa Sport Awards 2012 was therefore developed and
finalised based on the proposal they presented emanating from the specifications and briefing
session with all the other interested companies.
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On the other hand, the contract of the Fundraising Company which also happens to be held by the
same Events Management Company ran its 2nd year of the 3 year contract during 2012.
SECTION 4
THE RULEBOOK
AWARD CATEGORIES – 2013
1. Sport Star of the Year
10. Administrator of the year
2. Sportsman of the Year
11. Volunteer of the Year
3. Sportswoman of the Year
12. School Team of the year
4. Sportsman of the Year with disability
13. Developing School Team of the year
5. Sportswoman of the Year with disability
14. Indigenous games star of the year
6. Sportsman of the year with disability
15. Administrator of the year
7. Best Newcomer of the Year
16. Photographer of the year
8. Team of the Year
17. Federation of the year
9. Coach of the Year
18. Most Transformed Federation of the Year (NEW)
19. Minister’s Categories
a)
Minister’s Excellence Award
b)
Andrew Mlangeni Green Jacket Award
c)
Steve Tshwete Lifetime Achiever’s Award
NOMINATION OUTCOME- lessons from 2012!
a)
The outcome of the Nomination process showed a need for more time to be
allocated towards the window period for Nominations as well as a need for
heightened awareness among Federations and their Affiliates.
b)
While the overall quality of the nomination was fairly good and reflective of the
country’s excellence in the field of play, more still needs to be done to enthuse
Federations’ active participation in the process.
c)
In 2013 the Rulebook will have to be reviewed to strengthen the Adjudication
Panel’s authority to supplement the quality of motivations through due diligence and
site visits as well overall assurance of the product’s reflection of the country’s
demographics.
d)
The impact of 2012 being an Olympic and Paralympic year was also felt in the
Nomination process as most nominations confined themselves to the Olympic
accomplishment much more to the exclusion of other deserving sporting codes and
accomplishments.
e)
In future, during Olympic year’s a consideration will need to be made to have
separate Olympic and Paralympic categories alongside the Shield of Jove which has
already been re-introduced in 2012.
PANEL OF ADJUDICATORS – 2012
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Pursuant to the adoption of the Rulebok, the 2012 Adjudication Panel was appointed
in line with the principle of continuity and change to maintain a fair balance of
institutional memory while at the same time introducing some new members to bring
in new vigour, energy and a new perspective.
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The panel constituted of the following men and women of good standing in the sport
sector with resounding knowledge, expertise, experience and passion for Sport:
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7.
8.
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Mr Wire Zondi (Chairperson)
Ms Lebo Motsoeli
Mr Alpheus Keonyaditse
Mr Doctor Khumalo
Ms Kass Naidoo
Ms Motlatsi Keikabile
Ms Cynthia Chaka
Mr Robert Marawa
The panel composition however
received a fair amount of criticism from
Print Media journalists who lamented
lack of representation from that sector!
… This was something to note going
to 2013
A new feature which was introduced in 2012 was the payment of honorarium to the
Adjudicators in line with established best practice
PANEL OF ADJUDICATORS - 2013
SECTOR
Sport Presenters
2013
Lebo Motsoeli
Alphius Keonyaditse
Vaylen Kirtley
Print Media
SASCOC
Motlatsi Keikabile
Federations
Wire Zondi
Marissa Langeni
Former Player / Legends
Jimmy Tau
Academia, Recreation &
Transformation
Prof. Marion Keem Lees
Independent Sport Critic
Morne du Plessis
NOMINATION PROCESS & TIMELINES
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The Sport Awards 2012 will cover any South African athlete who has excelled as per the
stipulated criteria during the period 25 September 2012 – 30 August 2013
Nomination Process
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In order to bring depth into the nomination process, this year, the nomination process will
NOT only be opened to the National Federations but also to their National Affiliates and
Franchises.
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This will ensure that there is a broad base of participation for the nomination process as
more structures now are able to nominate as opposed to the previous year.
Critical deadlines
03 September 2013:
23 September 2013:
09 October 2013:
17 November 2013:
Opening of Nominations
Closure for Nominations 2012
Announcement of Finalists & Public voting for Sports Start 2013
Sports Awards, Sun City Super Bowl
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS TIMELINES
Date
Activity
29 August 2013
The nomination process is opened
29 August 2013
Nomination packs are dispatched (rulebook, nomination forms and timelines) and posted on the website
29 Aug- 23 Sep 2013
Nomination process remains opened
23 September 2013
Nomination process is closed
24-25 September 2013
The spreadsheet for nominations is consolidated
26-27 September 2013
Adjudication meets and generate the first proposal of finalists
2 October 2013
Sign-off of finalists by the principals
3-8 October 2013
Finalists are informed and preparations made for the announcement
9 October 2013
Announcement of nominees and commencement of voting lines for sport star of the year
9 Oct- 17 Nov 2013
Voting lines for sport star of the year remains open
17 November 2013
Panel votes for winner of each category
17 November 2013
SA Sport Awards Ceremony- 2013
IMPORTANT NOMINATIONS TIMELINES
Phase
Focus
Phase 1
Phase 3
Phase 4
Phase 5
Nomination opens
Nomination closes
Adjudications begins
Finalists announced
Awards ceremony
Federations and
franchises nominate as per
the different categories
The secretariat
prepares a spreadsheet
off all the nominated
names and locks a pool
of names
Panel shortlists names
down to five per category
through discussions and
evaluations
Voting lines for Sport Star
of the Year opens
Category winners are
announced
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Sport Star of the year
is voted for by the
public is announced
Nominations compliance
with directives like the total
number of words, the
events where the athlete
participated and won, the
highlights and
achievements, etc
Notes
Phase 2
Quality! For the team, it is
important to ensure that all
Federations have received
the nomination pack.
For Federations, it is
important to pay attention
to quality and details
aspects so as not to
compromise the
nomination
The non-compliant
nominations are
identified and isolated for
the panel’s decision
Compliance! The panel
will automatically
eliminate all noncompliant nominations
Evaluation is based on,
(1) evidence in the
nomination pack & (2)
panel verification.
Panel votes for the
finalists ( 3 per category)
through secret ballot
Due diligence! The panel
may authenticate and
verify the submitted
information.
Build-up to SA Sport
Awards Event- nominees
(finalists) are engaged in
various community
development initiatives and
outreach
Panel votes for the
category winners
Nominees’ program! All
nominees will have to be
involved in various sport
outreach & promotion
initiatives
Sport Star! Federations
are allowed to support their
nominees and canvass
support for them
The category winners
and sport star of the
year undertake to be
available for sport
promotion and
outreach projects
during their tenure
The Winners! Going
forward, the category
winners will have to
undertake to do sport
promotion and
outreach work
SECTION
THE NOMINEES- 2012
SPORT AWARDS 2012 NOMINEES
1.
Hashim Amla
Natalie du Toit
Oscar Pistorius
Chad le Clos
Vernon Philander
Siyabonga Nomvete
Caster Semenya Athletics
2.
Swimming
Swimming
Cricket
Cricket
Football
Sportswoman of the Year
Marsha Marescia
Caster Semenya
Bridgette Hartley
Portia Modise
Chantelle Doddermeade
4.
Cricket
Swimming
Athletics
Swimming
Cricket
Football
Sportsman of the Year
Chad le Clos
Cameron van der Burg
Vernon Philander
Hashim Amla
Siyabonga Nomveto
3.
5.
Sportstar of the Year
Hockey
Athletics
Canoeing
Football
Judo
Sportswoman of the Year with disability
Natalie du Toit
Kgothatso Montjane
Isle Hayes
Zandile Nhlapho
Ilise Carstens
Swimming
Tennis
Athletics
Athletics
Athletics
Sportsman of the Year with disability
Oscar Pistorius
Charl Bouwer
Samkelo Radebe
Lucas Sithole
Arno Fourie
6.
Coach of the Year
Gary Kirsten
Joseph Mkhonza
Alliaster Coetzee
Gordon Igusend
Graham Hill
7.
Rowing
Cricket
Swimming
Football
Football
Newcomer of the Year
Michelle Webber Swimming
Richard Murray
Siya Kolisi
9.
Cricket
Football
Rugby
Football
Swimming
Team of the Year
Rowing
Cricket
Swimming
Orlando Pirates
Banyana Banyana
8.
Athletics
Swimming
Athletics
Wheelchair tennis
Athletics
Triathlon
Rugby
Federation of the Year
Swimming
Rowing
Hockey
Swimming
Rowing
Hockey
SPORT AWARDS 2012 NOMINEES
10.
Dr. Debbie Alexander
Wimpie du Plessis
Dr. Kgotso Ncholo
11.
14.
Administrator of the Year
Triathlon
Rowing
Softball
Sondiso Magajana
Laetitia Goldman
Elias Mpende
Team KZN
Eastern Cape Khokho
KZN Inqathu
15.
Volunteer of the Year
Judo
Hockey
Boxing
Photographer of the Year
Journalists of the Year
Developing School Team of the Year
Under 13 Milo Football Team
Ithembelihle High
Letsetse Intermediate
13.
All Disciplines
Khokho
Inqathu
Reg Caldecott
Ettiene Rothbart
Sydney Seshibedi
16.
12.
Indigenous Games Team of the Year
Football
Rugby
Football
School Team of the Year
Under 13 Milo Football Team
Eastern Cape Girls School
Ithembelihle High
Football
Rowing
Rugby
Velile Mbuli
Lelo Mzaca
David Issacson
17.
Recreation Body of the Year
Age In Action
Traditional Horse Racing
Vakhegula Vakhegula
Wellness
Equestrian
Football
Following a recommendation by the Adjudication Panel, the Minister approved that more
than three nominees should be considered in certain categories. This was mainly due to the
effect of the Olympic year on the pool of talent and excellence that had to be considered!
SPORT AWARDS 2012 – MINISTER’S AWARDS
Under the Minister’s Awards, the following names were identified by
the Minister to receive the Excellence Awards:
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Evelyn Tshabalala
Vata Ngobeni
Brandon Grace
Ernst van Dyk
The other Awards which were conferred under the category of
Minister’s Awards are elaborated in the subsequent slides and are:
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Steve Tshwete Lifetime Achiever
Andrew Mlangeni Legends’ Green Jacket
ANDREW MLANGENI LEGEND’S GREEN JACKET RECIPIENTS
The highlight of the Andrew Mlangeni Green Jacket Gala Dinner held at the
prestigious Serengeti Golf Estate was when the Minister honored the recipients of
the Andrew Mlangeni Legends’ Green Jacket 2012 who were:
1)
Matthews Motshwarateu
(Athletics)
2)
Blanche Moiloa
( Athletics)
3)
Grant Khomo
(Cricket, Rugby, Football & Tennis)
4)
Nelson Teenage Dladla
(Football)
STEVE TSHWETE LIFETIME ACHIEVER RECIPIENT
The recipients of the Steve Tshwete Lifetime Awards 2012
were:
1)
Elijah Tap Tap Makhathini (Boxing)
2)
Papwa Sewgolum Sewsunker (Golf)
3)
Sam Ramsamy (Sport Administration)
4)
Petros Molemela (Football)
5)
Sally Little (Golf)
6)
Joost van der Westhuizen (Rugby)
SPORT AWARDS 2012 CATEGORY WINNERS
A much improved performance was noted in 2012 with regard to the actual presence of all the category
winners at the Sport Awards Gala Dinner. All the category winners were present or had pre-arranged
representatives to receive their Awards on their behalf.
All the nominees were impeccably dressed in black suits by Carducci and their look was truly befitting of
the stature of the prestigious event the Awards have grown to be.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
Sports star of the yearSportsman of the yearSportswoman of the yearSportman of the year with disabilitySportwoman of the year with disabilityCoach of the yearTeam of the year
Federation of the year
Administrator of the yearNewcomer of the year Volunteer of the year School team of the yearDeveloping School team of the year Recreation body of the yearJournalist of the yearPhotographer of the year-
Chad le Clos
Vernon Philander
Caster Semenya
Oscar Pistorius
Natalie du Toit
Joseph Mkhonza
Wimpie du Plessis
Siya Kolisi
Sondiso Magajana
Ithembelihle High
Vakhegula Vakhegula
Velile Mbuli
Sydney Seshibedi
(Swimming)
(Cricket)
(Athletics)
(Athletics)
(Athletics)
(Football)
(Rowing)
(Rowing)
(Rowing)
(Rugby)
(Judo)
(Rugby)
(Football)
NOMINEES FOR SPORT STARS OF THE YEAR 2012
In line with the Rulebook, the Sport
Star of the year was voted by the
Public through an SMS line
established solely for this purpose.
This competition saw seven Sport
Personalities nominated by the
Adjudication Panel battle it out for
the title Sport Star of Year.
In the process the SMS line was
also used to raise funds which
were later donated to charity by the
Minister as legacy of the SA Sport
Awards 2012
This SMS competition was
publicised both through print media
and Television but with enough
time, the impact could have really
been much more better!
SPORT STAR OF THE YEAR 2012
Olympic gold medallist Chad le Clos was crowned sports star of the year after the
20-year old clinched the highest votes on the public vote line ahead of the other six
nominees:
(1) Hashim Amla
(2) Caster Semenya
(3) Oscar Pistorius
(4) Siyabonga Nomvete
(5) Vernon Philander
(6) Natalie du Toit
PRIZES FOR WINNERS
Prize Money for the Winners
1)
Sport Star of the Year
Sports Star Trophy
One Million Rands (R1m)
Plus a brand new luxury BMW
2)
Category Winners
Award Trophy
Hundred and Thirty Thousand Rands (R130 000)
3)
The nominees (Runners up)
Fifteen Thousand Rands (R15 000, 00)
4)
The Excellence Award
Twenty Thousand Rands (R 20 000, 00)
5)
Andrew Mlangeni Green Jacket Recipients
Twenty Thousand Rands (R 20 000, 00)
6)
Steve Tshwete Lifetime Achiever Awards
SASA 2012 Achiever Trophy
CHALLENGES
Among some of the challenges noted from the delivery of 2012 SA Sport Awards are the
following:
a)
Enthusiastic involvement of Federations in the nomination process
b)
Alignment of Provincial Awards with the National Sport Awards
c)
Prolonged engagements with Sponsors; sometimes ultimately resulting in a decline
d)
Delay in finalisation of Partnership agreements
e)
Increased Integrated Marketing & Public Relations activities
f)
A vibrant and impactful program for Nominees building to the Awards
g)
Quality of event delivery, particularly around sitting arrangements & production
aspects
SECTION 6
WAY-FORWARD
PREPARATIONS FOR SA SPORT AWARDS 2013
Preparations for SA Sport Awards 2013 are already underway and a new
Event Management Company has been appointed.
The concept has also been developed and the nomination process has been
open as from 29 August 2013
In the main, the program will still retain its conceptual thrust with main
emphasis on those areas where there is still room for improvement,
particularly the involvement of Nominees in Outreach work & coaching
clinics.
The planner for the SA Sport Awards 2013 is reflected in the next slide.
SA SPORT AWARDS 2013- DELIVERY DATES
Activity
July
1
2
August
3
4
1
2
September
3
4
1
2
October
3
4
1
2
November
3
4
1
2
Notes
3
4
1. Open nominations
29 Aug
2. Nominations open
29 Aug- 23 Sep
3. Closing Nominations
23 Sep
4. Adjudication process
26 Sep – 02 Oct
5. Informing nominees
03 -08 Oct
6. Announce nominees
09 Oct
7. Sport Star Public Voting
09 Oct – 17 Nov
8. Andrew Mlangeni Dinner
7 Nov
9. Sport Awards Week
10. Sport Awards Gala Dinner
11-15 Nov
17 Nov
WE THANK YOU!