Clarisa Stratchan
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TSHWANE WOMEN IN SPORT AWARDS
In what has been a most successful sporting period, the finalists have been
chosen for the highly esteemed and most prestigious Tshwane Women in
Sports Awards 2022. The period under consideration for these awards
was 1 September 2021 - 31 August 2023.
While the date for the award ceremony had been moved from earlier this
year owing to it clashing with the South African Sports Awards; TWISA 2022 is
now taking place on 24 June at Future Africa at the University of Pretoria.
This year we have received several high-quality nominations from across
Tshwane and have the honor of announcing 33 finalists across the various
categories which include many new nominees and new faces which is
indicative that women's sport and women in sport are on the rise. One such
nominee and finalist in this year's Tshwane Women in Sports Awards is the
recently crowned French Open Doubles Winner Kgothatso Montanje.
Over the years, women across the globe have continued to compete and
participate on the sports front with many becoming of the top and most elite
sportswomen and most recognized and decorated administrators, coaches,
media personalities, and more.
In what has been a most successful sporting period, the finalists have been
chosen for the highly esteemed and most prestigious Tshwane Women in
Sports Awards 2022. The period under consideration for these awards
was 1 September 2021 - 31 August 2023.
While the date for the award ceremony had been moved from earlier this
year owing to it clashing with the South African Sports Awards; TWISA 2022 is
now taking place on 24 June at Future Africa at the University of Pretoria.
This year we have received several high-quality nominations from across
Tshwane and have the honor of announcing 33 finalists across the various
categories which include many new nominees and new faces which is
indicative that women's sport and women in sport are on the rise. One such
nominee and finalist in this year's Tshwane Women in Sports Awards is the
recently crowned French Open Doubles Winner Kgothatso Montanje.
Over the years, women across the globe have continued to compete and
participate on the sports front with many becoming of the top and most elite
sportswomen and most recognized and decorated administrators, coaches,
media personalities, and more.