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27 08, 2021

Jeremy Zammit won the Atlas Youth Athlete of the Month award for July

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Pembroke Athleta's up-and-coming track and field athlete Jeremy Zammit has been awarded the Atlas Youth Athlete of the month Award for July. Zammit has already won April’s Award after securing the U-18 category gold medal at the third edition of the EAP International meeting which was held in Catania. ​ In July, Jeremy Zammit continued to rewrite the history books at the European U-20 Championships in Tallinn when the young athlete placed fifth in the long jump final. Zammit, who had set a new national record with a leap of 7.58 metres, further improved on his best by posting a leap of 7.62 metres. His effort was also the second-best jump in the world in the U-18 category, just three centimetres away from the world-leading jump of 7.65 metres. The trophy for the July 2021 Atlas Youth Athlete of the Month together with the sports apparel voucher were presented to [...]

17 08, 2021

Antonio Flores presented with the second TGS Malta Fair Play Award

By |August 17th, 2021|0 Comments

The Malta Fair Play Movement announced the second TGS Malta Fair Play Award in conjunction with the Malta Sports Journalists Association and sponsored by Together Gaming Solutions. Local Paralympic athlete Antonio Flores has been awarded this second award covering the April-June 2021 period. After years of intensive training, Antonio Flores was bound to be part of the athletes' contingent for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympic Games. It resulted that he had suffered an injury, which if not recovered in time, would mean that the place for athletics would remain vacant with no Malta participation. However, in view of the situation, Antonio Flores took the tough decision to forfeit his Tokyo 2020 participation, in order that another athlete could be registered in time. Eventually, Thomas Borg will represent Malta in athletics instead of Flores. “We strongly agree with the selection of Local Paralympic athlete Antonio Flores as winner of the second TGS [...]

17 08, 2021

Antonio Flores irċieva t-tieni TGS Malta Fair Play Award

By |August 17th, 2021|0 Comments

Il-Malta Fair Play Movement ħabbar it-tieni TGS Malta Fair Play Award b’mod konġunt mal-Għaqda Ġurnalisti Sports u sponsorjat minn Together Gaming Solutions. Il-paralimpiku lokali Antonio Flores ġie mogħti tieni premju għall-perjodu bejn April u Ġunju tas-sena 2021. Wara snin ta’ taħriġ intensiv, Antonio Flores kellu jkun parti mill-kontinġent tal-atleti fil-Logħob Paralimpiċi ta’ Tokjo 2020. Sadanittant Flores weġġa’ u jekk ma kienx se jirkupra fiż-żmien stipulat, kien se jirriżulta li l-post tal-atletika jibqa’ vakanti u Malta ma tkunx rappreżentata f’dawn il-logħbiet. Kien hawn li Antonio Flores ħa d-deċiżjoni iebsa li jċedi postu mill-edizzjoni ta’ Tokjo 2020, sabiex atleta ieħor Malti jkun jista’ jiġi reġistrat minfloku. Eventwalment huwa Thomas Borg li se jirrappreżenta lil Malta fl-atletika minflok Flores. “Aħna nikkonfermaw bil-qawwa kollha l-għażla tal-atletà paralimpiku lokali Antonio Flores bħala r-rebbieħ tat-tieni TGS Malta Fair Play Award u tassew napprezzaw dan il-ġest tiegħu ta’ sportività. B’dan il-ġest tiegħu ta’ fair play, Flores qed [...]

19 07, 2021

Tribute to Louis Borg former President of the Malta Basketball Association and Vice President of the Maltese Olympic Committee

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The President and all members of the Malta Sports Journalists Association express their empathy for the loss of Louis Borg, ex President of the Malta Basketball Association (MBA) and ex Vice President of the Maltese Olympic Committee (MOC). He also served as MOC's Technical Director for various editions of the Olympic Games and Mediterranean Games. He died at the age of 85. Borg was one of the founding members of the (MBA) and introduced the FISEC Games to Malta, way back in 1967. He was the President of the Malta Handball Association for 25 consecutive years, where he was also the founder of this same association. Louis Borg was also a senior lecturer at the University of Malta and was the first president of the Academy for Physical Education. MOC's President, Julian Pace Bonello and Andrew Decelis, Director of the Institute of Physical Education and Sport at the University of [...]

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