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Ennis and Strauss Join Race for British Sport's Top Prizes SPORTS THE SJA JOURNALISTS’ GOes INSIDE LONDON’S OLYMPIC PARK AssOCIATION PAGE 2 SJBULLBULLETINETIN Editor:A Keir Radnedge www.sportsjournalists.co.ukwww.sportsjournalists.co.uk AUTUMN 2009 Ennis and Strauss join race for British sport’s top prizes ACTION IAN COLE reviews the outstanding contenders Top contenders: Ashes-winning Andrew Strauss (left), golden Jessica Ennis and IMAG for the 61st annual SJA speed star Jenson Button (lower left) British Sports Awards, ES sponsored by Sky Bet and UK Sport, to be presented at the lunch on December 9 JESSICA ENNIS became the golden girl of British athletics with her outstanding victory in Berlin, where she won gold in the World Athletics Championships heptathlon by the grand margin of 238 points. In so doing the 23-year-old from Sheffield installed herself as favourite to win the Sportswoman of the Year award in the SJA’s end- of-year poll. Ennis’s winning points tally of 6,731 was the second-best score defeat to Andy Roddick at Player of the Series. But the team recorded by a Britain – bettered championships, Emma Pooley Wimbledon and a straight sets could now win the Team of the only by Sydney Olympic champion winning the Tour de France, and capitulation to Martin Cilic in the Year award, as Michael Vaughan’s Denise Lewis, who won the SJA swimmer Gemma Spofforth fourth round of the US Open. Ashes winners did in 2005. trophy in 1997, 1998 and 2000. winning 100 metres backstroke Phillips Idowu followed in the Whatever your opinion, it’s your Before the Berlin athletics gold at the world championships in footsteps of Jonathan Edwards – vote as an SJA member which is championships, cricketer Claire world record time. Sportsman of the Year in 1995 – by important. So who will succeed Taylor had been the favourite to More competitors joined the winning the world championship 2008 winners Chris Hoy and top the SJA poll, having been reckoning as contenders for the triple jump. It was Britain’s first Rebecca Adlington at the latest named Player of the Tournament SJA’s Sportsman of the Year during male gold at the worlds since SJA British Sports Awards when as England’s women’s team won the summer. Early favourite was Edwards in 2001. they are presented at The Brewery the World Cup. She was also the Jenson Button, after six Grands Just when it appeared Ennis and in London on December 9 first woman to feature in Wisden’s Prix victories in the first seven Idowu might be all there was to Only fully paid-up members of five Cricketers of the Year. races of the Formula One motor cheer in the summer of 2009, along the SJA can vote in our British Other notable summer racing season. came the England cricket team, Sports Awards – for the Sportsman, achievements by British women Tennis player Andy Murray rose regaining the Ashes with a Sportswoman and Team of the included Victoria Pendleton, to No2 in the world rankings, the momentous 197-run victory at The Year – and a voting form is Sportswoman of the Year two years best by a Briton since Fred Perry, Oval to take the series 2-1. Captain enclosed with this Bulletin. Make ago, retaining her sprint title at but saw his dreams of a first Grand Andrew Strauss led by example at sure you complete the form and cycling’s world track Slam disappear with a semi-final the top of the order and was named send it off immediately. sporting stars from six decades among the MEMbers’ GALA sAVING guests, from Dorothy Tyler to Dick MEMBERS will benefit from a £10 This year, tickets are on sale for £120, but Fosbury, Lloyd Honeyghan to Dames Mary reduction in the price of their tickets for the SJA members can purchase a ticket for just Peter and Kelly Holmes. 61st annual SJA British Sports Awards at £80 – a saving of £40. As a further benefit, To book tickets now, print off a form The Brewery, Chiswell Street, this year on members are entitled to buy one additional from the SJA website or contact December 9. Start2Finish is now taking guest ticket for £100 – a saving of a further Start2Finish Event Management, Unit 92 bookings for the event, and a glittering £20. Last year’s gala event to celebrate the Capital Business Centre, 22 Carlton Road, array of sporting champions has already 60th anniversary of the SJA was attended South Croydon, Surrey CR2 0BS / 020 8916 agreed to attend. by HRH The Princess Royal, and had 2237 or mailto: [email protected] Progress evident in all directions – and sports history in the Olympic making theatre is BARRY NEWCOMBE turning SJA chAIrmAN I THOUGHT that the two tours of Olympic Park by London’s SJA members at the invitation of London 2012 were an important landmark in our appreciation of what is happening in east London. When we return next year there will be even more dream into to absorb. Because, thus far, the Olympic stadium is up but not complete and everything else is following behind - more competiton sites and the International Broadcast Centre and the Main Press Centre, all at 2012 reality different stages of construction. What we saw is already consigned to history. The words “flying up” were aimed at almost every JA members have seen the construction site on the route where everything we future… thanks to two guided saw was a statement of progress. In the midst of it tours of the burgeoning site all the ancient River Lea , once a neglected of the London 2012 waterway, flowed on, awaiting its place in Olympic Olympics. The tours followed history. aS promise made two years ago by In the meantime, the SJA will keep its members LOCOG chairman Seb Coe to keep informed of any pertinent developments-in and out members informed at every stage of of Olympic Park. development. In the immediate future, the SJA’s British Sports With the Games now approaching the Awards lunch on December 9 is fast approaching 1,000-days-to-go mark, the Olympic and as members start to think about for whom they Park looks to be developing on time will vote, there are suddenly more contenders than a though it would not be the Olympics if couple of months ago. there are not a few scare stories before the opening ceremony on July 27, 2012. Strauss steps up Members on our first tour were Andy Murray has had his best summer on the tennis driven around by coach under the circuit and promises more and the athletics world guidance of the Olympic Delivery championships showed progress for some British Authority’s Neil Walker. They were not athletes, none more so than Jessica Ennis. allowed outside the vehicle, which was The Ashes cricket series dominated the last part perhaps just as well. It had not rained in of the summer, ending with Andrew Strauss and his Stratford for days yet the makeshift team edging the Australians 2-1 in the series to win roads were awash thanks to the back the urn. No small feat, either. persistence of the bowsers – water Andrew Strauss put himself at the head of English tankers whose job is to damp down the cricket as a result but, to show you how things can dust, part of the ODA’s commitment to turn, I asked Alex Spink of the Daily Mirror to tell preserving the environment as far as this personal story of Strauss: “He was probably possible. tired, emotional from being left out of England’s If anyone is still in doubt about who tour to Sri Lanka. But the rise of Andrew Strauss does what, Walker explained that the Future perfect? LOcOG says from discard to Ashes-winning captain can be traced ODA’s job is to build the theatre, while a signficant amount of the back to an inswinger from the Daily Mirror’s rugby LOCOG – the organising committee – construction work is running correspondent. is charged with putting on the show. ahead of schedule. “It was in the nets at Lord’s last November. What a show one hopes it will be! Strauss was doing his bit for sponsors Investec, Entering through the northern gate by centre appears well-advanced. Most along with Monty Panesar and a fistful of England Eton Manor, on Hackney Marshes, the impressive in design terms was the roof rugby players. A few of us media types were invited coach dodged the dumper trucks and of the aquatics centre, a couple of along. No recognised cricketers of course. lorries to take members close to the sweeps of steel resembling a giant “Although I once took five wickets against velodrome and BMX circuit and then wave, though the artist’s impression of Kingston Poly, Strauss had no reason to believe he the basketball arena before a sharp right the finished work suggests a UFO will would lose his off stump to my medium pace. turn through the northern goal of the be landing in east London. Then again, no one thought he would be the toast southern hockey pitch. Pride of place goes to the Olympic of the nation and shortlisted for world player of the Most of the buildings are shells, of Stadium itself. Those who travel year 10 months later. Funny old game, cricket.” course, but the vast broadcast and press regularly by train through Stratford have 2 Autumn 2009 www.sportsjournalists.co.uk LONDON2012.COM FIFA MEDIA CHANNEL WILL BE NEXT STOP EN ROUTE TO 2010 WORLD CUP FINALS ENGLAND having resolved the Japan and South Korea.
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