The 2026 Mandurah Sports Awards finalists have been announced.
The awards recognise the athletes, teams, clubs, volunteers and community programs helping local sport thrive.
The finalists for Sports Person of the Year are Reece Harris (triathlete), Georgia Aiesi (international footballer and judo star) and Matthew McKay (triathlete).
2026 Mandurah Sports Awards finalists:
• Sports Person of the Year: Reece Harris, Georgia Aiesi, Matthew McKay
• Masters Sports Person of the Year: Karen Sims, Alma Joy Davies, Craig Emslie
• Junior Sports Person of the Year: Cienna Tinkler, Luciana Rhiannon Reid, Mitchell Warrilow, Cooper Dunlop
• Sports Person of the Year with Disability: Thomas Davies, Eligh Yu-Shiang Frunks, Kaden Larney
• Team of the Year: Mandurah Magic Women's NBL1 Team, Mandurah Swimming Club Country Pennants Team
• Junior Team of the Year: Mandurah Magic U14 Red Girls (WABL Championship Division), Mandurah City FC U12s Black Team, Mandurah Storm U9s Team
• Club of the Year: Mandurah Swimming Club Inc, Mandurah Bowling and Recreation Club Inc, Mandurah Basketball Association Inc (Mandurah Magic), South Mandurah Junior Football Club Inc
• Volunteer of the Year: Neil John Richardson, Gregory Fredrick Kaeding, Karen Davies, Ava Paschkewitz, Cameron Fitzpatrick
• Inclusion Program or Event: Dawesville Parkrun, Tennis4All, BAM Basketball
Finalist Reece Harris. PIC: Supplied
Mayor Amber Kearns said the awards were an opportunity to celebrate the people who make sport such an important part of life in Mandurah.
“The talent on display is remarkable, but it’s the dedication, encouragement and teamwork behind the scenes that make local sport so strong,” she said.
“Every club has people who go above and beyond, often without expecting any recognition. This is an opportunity to thank them for everything they do.
“We have so many incredible stories across Mandurah, and I can't wait to see those achievements celebrated at this year's awards.”
The winners will be announced at the City of Mandurah Sports Awards on November 4.
Finalist Matthew McKay. PIC: Supplied
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