#SJA2023
7 DECEMBER 2023
1200-1600
THE KIA OVAL
THE AWARDS
The SJA, in association with The National Lottery, is once again gathering to celebrate the successes and achievements of the British sporting year.
The awards will honour the Sportsman, Sportswoman and Sports Team of the year as well as the many other sporting achievements.. The SJA British Sports Awards are the oldest celebration of the nations sporting achievements dating back to 1949. This year is extra special as we celebrate the 75th year of these awards.
The SJA British Sports Awards bring together leading figures in sports journalism, media, and sport. We hope you can join us in this unique occasion, see below for more information on the event and how to purchase tickets.
TICKETS
The SJA British Sports awards are a unique occasion in the sports media calendar giving attendees a chance to network, hear from some of the years most successful athletes and reflect on another year of hard work.
Whether entertaining clients, rewarding staff with an afternoon out or just getting a group together in the build up to Christmas the SJA awards are inclusive to all with no requirement to be a member of the SJA.
7 DECEMBER
1200-1600
THE KIA OVAL
COST
Tickets are available to purchase for individuals, groups and full tables of 10-12.
Included within the ticket price is a sparkling drinks reception, three-course lunch with tea and coffee, and half a bottle of table wine per person.
Costs (Ex VAT):
TABLE OF 10: £1,200
TABLE OF 12: £1,440
INDIVIDUAL TICKET: £120
SJA MEMBER: £60
SJA MEMBERS GUEST: £90
2022
AWARDS
The SJA British Sports Awards 2022 took place on Thursday 8 December. Sponsored by The National Lottery, the event, staged at The Brewery in Central London, was attended by more than 300 celebrity guests from sport, politics and the media.
Beth Mead, top scorer and player of the tournament at the European Women’s Football Championship, World Champion 1500-metre runner Jake Wightman and the Euro 2022 winning England women’s football team are the big winners at the 2022 SJA British Sports Awards, sponsored by the National Lottery.
Celebrating British Sport for 75 years
1949-2023
In 2021 we were pleased to launch the Sky | Kick It Out award for equality and inclusion.
The accolade recognises an individual or organisation within sport that has led the fight against racism and discrimination while promoting equality and inclusion in sport and wider society.
The inaugural winner of the award was Gareth Southgate who was praised for using his voice and position to promote equality and inclusion in football, in sport and in wider society.
In 2022 the award was given to Alice Dearing, a trailblazer in the sport of swimming whose work has made – and is making - the sport of swimming more inclusive and providing life-saving skills to a new generation.
Anna Kessel MBE, Executive Director of Development at Sky said: "Alice is a genuine changemaker, deserving of this recognition".
We are looking forward to recognising equality and inclusion again at the 2023 SJA British Sports Awards and thank Sky and Kick It Out for there support.