Published 24th October 2025
The Rural City of Murray Bridge celebrated its sporting stars, volunteers and clubs on Thursday 23 October at the 2025 Sports Awards.

Local legends shine at the 2025 Sports Awards

The Rural City of Murray Bridge celebrated its sporting stars, volunteers and clubs on Thursday 23 October at the 2025 Sports Awards.

Across 10 categories, the event recognised the people who make sport happen across our region - from athletes and coaches to officials, clubs and tireless volunteers.

Celebrating local legends

The 2025 Sports Awards brought together the community to honour those who inspire, support and achieve in sport. From grassroots initiatives to elite performances, the night shone a spotlight on the dedication that keeps local sport thriving.

The 2025 Sports Awards winners are:

  • Sports Person of the Year Award 18+: Victoria Seidel
  • Junior Sports Person of the Year Award: Taj Garrett
  • Senior Sports Person of the Year Award 50+: Graham Hunt
  • Volunteer of the Year Award (unpaid): Joel Eckermann
  • Sports Promotion Award: River Murray Football League TV
  • Inclusion and Diversity Award: Wellbeing Hub & The Haven
  • Community Club/Association/Team Award: Murray Bridge Life Saving Club
  • Women and Girls Initiative of the Year: Natasha Sky
  • Coach, Umpire or Official of the Year: Lily Miegel & Bianca Girdler
  • Young Leader of the Year: Avah Thiele

Recognising community sport

The Sports Awards highlight the important role that sport plays in connecting people, supporting wellbeing and celebrating achievement across the Rural City of Murray Bridge. Each winner reflects the passion and commitment that strengthens our local sporting community.

The Sports Awards are delivered by the Rural City of Murray Bridge to acknowledge and celebrate those who are making a difference in local sport.