28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Gina Akpe-Moses.
Gina Akpe-Moses has been shortlisted for the inaugural RTÉ Sport Young Sports Person of the Year award.
]The Blackrock AC athlete, formerly of St. Gerard's AC, has enjoyed a stellar year having claimed Ireland's first goal medal in 12-years in the 100m event at last summer's European U20 Championships in Italy.
Presenting the inaugural RTE Sport Awards Young Sportsperson of the Year award. And the nominees are... #RTEsportawards pic.twitter.com/mY8REcBWYz
— RTÉ Sport (@RTEsport) December 12, 2017
Akpe-Moses, who now resides in England, has already scooped the U20 Athlete of the Year gong following last week's Irish Life Health National Athletics Awards and she's now set for a push at the broadcaster's prize.
Up against her will be Kerry's All-Ireland Minor Football Championship winning captain David Clifford and talented Sligo swimmer Mona McSharry.
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