Totallympics Awards 2024

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David Åhman • Jonatan Hellvig BEACH VOLLEYBALL

 

France Mixed Team JUDO

 

Ruggero Tita • Caterina Banti SAILING

 

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22/22 MEMBERS VOTED

 

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200	18	4	ÅHMAN/HELLVIG
135	11	4	MIXED JUDO TEAM
135	9	5	TITA/BANTI
125	11	4	MIXED 4X400M RELAY TEAM
110	9	4	RAMOS/LISBOA
50	6	1	MCCARTHY/O'DONOVAN

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Omara Durand

PARA ATHLETICS

Widely regarded as one of the best T12 (visually impaired) sprinters of all time, Omara Durand retired after the 2024 Paralympics with a impressive haul of titles competing in the 100m, 200m and 400m events. After making her debut at the 2008 Games, Durand did not lose a single final from 2011 to 2024 – amassing a total of 11 gold medals at the Paralympics, 14 World Championships and 12 Pan American Games wins. As the current world record holder in all three events she competed in, Durand leaves the Para Athletics world celebrated not only for her achievements, but also as a influential role model for inclusion in sports.

 

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Jiang Yuyan PARA SWIMMING

 

Catherine Debrunner PARA ATHLETICS

 

Gabriel Araújo PARA SWIMMING

 

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19/22 MEMBERS VOTED

 

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170	13	5	JIANG YUYAN
150	12	4	CATHERINE DEBRUNNER
140	10	5	GABRIEL ARAÚJO
100	10	3	STEFANO RAIMONDI
75	7	2	TOKITO ODA
30	5	-	TRISTAN BANGMA

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Shohei Ohtani BASEBALL

 

Max Verstappen AUTO RACING

 

Bart Swings INLINE SPEED SKATING

 

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21/22 MEMBERS VOTED

 

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215	15	8	SHOHEI OHTANI
170	14	5	MAX VERSTAPPEN
90	9	2	BART SWINGS
90	8	2	PATRICK MAHOMES
75	8	2	NOURAN GOHAR
75	6	2	JORGE MARTÍN

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Mikkel Hansen

HANDBALL

Handball icon Mikkel Hansen had as impressive a farewell as any player could hope for with a gold medal at the 2024 Olympics, the second of his career (which also includes a silver). Having scored 1,387 goals in 276 matches for Denmark, he earned recognition for his exceptional skills, leadership and achievements in both national and international competitions, winning the World Championship title in three consecutive editions (2019, 2021 and 2023) as well as multiple medals at the European Championship. Named IHF World Player of the Year a record-tying three times, he is undoubtedly one of the sport's all-time greats, and his legacy will continue to inspire generations of handball players.

 

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Denmark HANDBALL

 

United States BASKETBALL

 

Spain FOOTBALL

 

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22/22 MEMBERS VOTED

 

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165	10	7	DENMARK (HANDBALL)
160	12	5	UNITED STATES (BASKETBALL)
150	12	4	SPAIN (FOOTBALL)
125	13	2	SERBIA (WATER POLO)
100	9	3	FRANCE (RUGBY SEVENS)
55	7	1	FRANCE (VOLLEYBALL)