Join us for Dinner! Tickets on sale for 4J Annual Awards

Friday 7th October 2022

Our 4J Scottish Athlete of the Year nominees – Eilish McColgan, Laura Muir and Jake Wightman (photos by Bobby Gavin and British Athletics/Getty Images (Jake))

Tickets on sale online

Our 4J Annual Awards celebration Dinner is coming up next month – and we’re keen to make you aware that tickets are still available.

It promises to be a superb evening in Glasgow on Saturday 29 October with our Guests of Honour for 2022 the double act of  Geoff Wightman and Katharine Merry.

The Athlete of the Year categories always command attention but the 4J Awards Dinner is also very much an occasion to celebrate, recognise and acknowledge nominees and winners across categories for clubs, coaches, Officials and volunteers.

Tickets are on sale via the online link at £50 per person. There is a provisional closing date on these mid-October so please don’t delay if you plan to join us on Saturday 29 October.

All the categories look extremely competitive after an amazing year which for our elite athletes featured that unique opportunity to compete at three major champs – World Champs, Commonwealth Games and European Champs.

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Eilish McColgan, Laura Muir and Jake Wightman did more than just compete in Oregon, Birmingham and Munich, of course. They beat a regular path to the podium.

Unsurprisingly, these three are our contenders for the 4J Scottish Athlete of the Year award and it might well require a photo-finish verdict to split them!

It looks close, too, for the Para Athlete of the Year Award with contenders Sean Frame, Samantha Kinghorn and Melanie Woods all having excelled at Birmingham 2022.

Athlete of Year Short-lists

Club and Coach Short-lists

Volunteer and Official Short-lists

Our 4J Para Athlete of the Year contenders – Sean Frame, Samantha Kinghorn and Melanie Woods (photos by Bobby Gavin)

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