Agyemang Wins Young Sports Personality of the Year
In an outstanding celebration of young talent, Agyemang was awarded the Young Sports Personality of the Year. The award presentation took place in the presence of notable figures, including Lucy Bronze, a defender for England and Chelsea, and Harry Aikines-Aryeetey, a star from Gladiators.
Agyemang’s Achievement
Agyemang’s win highlights the growing recognition of young athletes in various sports. This accolade not only emphasizes her individual talent but also inspires other young sports enthusiasts.
Previous Winners and Nominations
In 2024, the Young Sports Personality of the Year was awarded to Luke Littler, an impressive darts player. At only 18 years old, Littler demonstrated exceptional skill and was again nominated in 2025. His competition included Davina Perrin, a 19-year-old England cricketer.
The Judging Panel
The selection process for the award featured an esteemed panel of judges, including:
- Maggie Alphonsi – 2014 Rugby World Cup winner
- Anita Asante – Former England footballer
- Libby Clegg – Double Paralympic gold medalist
- Carl Frampton – Former boxing world champion
- Ebony Rainford-Brent – 2009 World Cup-winning cricketer
- Josh Denzel – Media personality and sports presenter
- Kelly Cates – Sports broadcaster and Match of the Day co-host
- Riath Al-Samarrai – Chief sports feature writer at Daily Mail
- Molly Hudson – Sports reporter at Times
- Alex Kay-Jelski – BBC Director of Sport
- Philip Bernie – Head of content at BBC
- Marc Vesty – Executive Producer at BBC
This diverse panel brought a range of experiences and expertise to the judging process, ensuring a comprehensive evaluation of the nominees.
Conclusion
The Young Sports Personality of the Year award continues to highlight promising athletes. Agyemang’s recognition serves as motivation for young sports enthusiasts across the nation and showcases the importance of supporting emerging talent in sports.
