The prestigious industry awards will take place at the London Hilton, Park Lane on 13 November
The Broadcast Sport Awards 2025 judges have been revealed.
The 40 judges bring expertise from across the industry, including in broadcast and production, as well as from clubs, federations, podcasting and more. They include content makers, sports presenters, social media specialists, craft editors, documentary makers, sports marketing specialists, sports federation execs, live production specialists and more.
The full list is below, and you can find more information on the judges and awards here.
The judges will meet to select the Broadcast Sport Awards 2025 winners, from shortlisted categories created by the Broadcast Sport team. These will then be announced at the annual gala dinner at the London Hilton on Park Lane, on 13 November. The event is sponsored by Jigsaw24 Media, NEP UK and Reuters Imagen.
The 2024 edition welcomed almost 700 attendees, including a long list of sports stars and presenters including Clare Balding, Orla Chennaoui, Stuart Broad, Gabby Logan, and more. The ceremony also included specially recorded thank you messages from Michael Johnson and Luke Littler.
There is still time to enter the Broadcast Sport Awards 2025, with entries closing on 12 September. The awards qualifying period is from 13 September 2024 to 12 September 2025, and there is a short video with tips on how to craft your entry below. You can enter here, with new categories for 2025 including TV Sports Moment of the Year, Sports Reporter of the Year, Sports Influencer of the Year, and Short Form Content of the Year (Branded).
Broadcast Sport Awards 2025 Judges
Amanda Lawson, co-founder, Hang Loose Media Group
Andre Sousa, head of social media, iPlayer & BBC Three, BBC
Angela Gibbons, sales director, Gravity Media
Angus Scott, director, scott3media
Anouk Mertens, global CEO, NEO Studios
Arthur Guisasola, international sports partnership lead, TikTok
Balvinder Sanghera, managing director, runVT
Ben Gordon, head of development, HiddenLight Productions
Benjamin Hirsch, series director, Workerbee
Charlie Copsey, founder & CEO, Underground Fan Club
Charlotte Laing, director of scripted, Grand Central
Claire Wilkie, CEO & founder, Limitless
Claire McArdle, co-CEO, CMG Productions
Damien Cullen, content operations lead, The FA
David Mould, director of live television, European Tour Group
David Tryhorn, creative director, Pitch International
Edurne Bengoa, director of post production, ITN
Elaine Nankervis, freelance production executive
Emily Pryor, marketing director
Emily Wilson, development researcher/podcast assistant producer
Gavin Ramjaun, presenter, BBC Sport
Hannah Robinson, production development producer, Dock10
Jamie Lee, senior development producer, SportBible
Jonny Madderson, co-founder, JustSo
Katie Matthews, partnerships director, Little Dot Sport
Louise Gwilliam, talent director, Crowd Network
Louise Wells, managing director, Bubble Agency
Lucy Lavery, executive podcast producer, Talksport
Narinder Ball, director - technology, Gravity Media
Nicky Huggett, VP of factual development, Nutopia
Sara Trombretta, senior manager, content producer, NBA
Sarah Leach, reporter & producer/director
Sharon Fuller, content, social, comms & PR specialist
Sid Kohli, broadcaster & chief executive Decyfr Sport
Simon Meehan, head of content, Newcastle United FC
Sophie Hind, managing director, Sport Social Podcast Network
Steph Hobart, managing director, Brothers & Sisters Sports Club
Stephen, Nuttall, chair, IBC
Stephen Sidlo, global media & marketing director
Susan Lingeswaran, editor, Sportcal
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