Nominations open for the annual Carmarthen Town Sports Awards


Nominations are now open for the prestigious annual Carmarthen Town Sports Awards.
Carmarthen Town Council is inviting nominations for the 2016 Carmarthen Town Sports Awards.
Sporting clubs and members of the public are requested to submit their nominations for each of the 11 categories.
An independent selection panel of sporting experts will decide on the winners of each category.
All winners will be invited to attend to receive their award at the Presentation Evening to be held on Friday 26th January 2018 at the Carmarthen Quins Rugby Football Club.
Nominations need to be submitted to Mrs Eleri James at the Carmarthen Town Council offices by no later than Monday 27th November 2017.
The eleven categories are:
  • Senior Male
  • Senior Female
  • U13s Junior Male
  • U13s Junior Female
  • U16s Intermediate Male
  • U16s Intermediate Female
  • U19s Youth Male
  • U19s Youth Female
  • Junior Team
  • Senior Team
  • Coach/Organiser/Volunteer.
There will be two awards in each category, first and second, making a total of 22 trophy winners.
After the selection panel has been convened to consider and decide on winners in all 11 categories, all successful participants will be invited to attend the presentation evening which includes a buffet reception.
Carmarthen Town Council has been most fortunate in obtaining two sponsors for the event - E D Davies MBE (Ifan JCB) and J H  Morse and Sons Ltd.
Nomination forms below - 

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