'Executive' Awards recognise the work of volunteers in the sport. 'The Person of the Year' Award is awarded to an outstanding volunteer who has done exceptional work to promote and develop the sport. The 'Person of the Year' and the Executive Awards are announced annually on Dec 31st 2010: Person of the Year: Conrad Broughton (England) 2011: Person of the Year: Matti Chasan Bergstein (Denmark) 2012: The first Person of the Year since the sport was rebranded: VX Uganda. Unusually, the award did not go to one individual but was presented to VX Uganda as a body to recognise the work and effort that had been made by several people to grow the sport in Africa 2013: Person of the Year: Eric Clark (Ripon Lions) & John Sheepy (Boroughbridge Lions) 2014: Person of the Year: Tony Notarianni (USA) 2015: Person of the Year: Dr Suman Shankar Tiwari (India) 2016: Person of the Year: Matty Horsfield (England) 2017: Person of the Year: Alessandro Foglino (Italy) 2018: Person of the Year: Dr Suman Shankar Tiwari (India) 2019: Person of the Year: Osman Wong (Hong Kong) 2020: Person of the Year: No awards made due to Covid 2018: Person of the Year: Carl Alsop (England) Hall of Fame Any member affiliated to Global VX (e.g. player, coach, administrator) can nominate any other affiliated member who they consider to have made an outstanding contribution to the sport. Any nominee with three nominations passes to the next stage for voting by the committee. The Hall of Fame Awards generally takes place every two years. In 2010 the voting committee felt unable to differentiate between the 3 nominees who reached the voting stage and so, as an exception, voted to induct all three. In 2008 the founders of the original sport (Paul Hildreth, Paul Law, Bob Eldridge) were honoured by inducting them into the newly established Hall of Fame. 2008: Tom Hildreth, Craig Buttery, Paul Hildreth 2010: Carl Alsop, Graeme Wood, Ian Crosby 2015: Helen Mackenzie Legends The 'Legends' Award and Gallery is reserved for players who have reached an outstanding level of achievement. This award was instigated in 2012 as a direct result of the achievements of Scotland's Scott MacMichael and is not intended to be an annual honour. 2012: Scott MacMichael (Scotland) 2013: Tom Hildreth (England) 2018: Scott Snowdon (England) 2022: Carl Alsop (England) External awards As the sport has grown its impact has