Isle of Man Sports Awards: Commonwealth Games athletes head shortlists
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Five Commonwealth Games athletes, including silver medal-winning shooter Tim Kneale, have been shortlisted for April's Isle of Man sports awards.
Kneale is named among seven contenders in the men's category after becoming the first Manx athlete to win medals at two different Commonwealth Games.
Team-mates Charlotte Atkinson, Anna Christian, Elizabeth Holden and Erika Kelly are up for the women's award.
The ceremony will take place on 4 April at the Villa Marina in Douglas.
Enduro motorcyclist Jamie McCanney and swimmer Charlotte Atkinson won the two individual awards at last year's event.
Isle of Man Sport executive chairman Gary Corkhill said: "2018 was a fantastic year in sport for the Isle of Man, with numerous competitions taking place both locally and internationally.
"We were pleasantly surprised to see such a broad range of sports that local athletes are competing in on a global stage, resulting in us seeing a number of lesser known sporting disciplines and names shortlisted for this year's event."
Olympic, World and Commonwealth medal winners are among those shortlisted in 11 different categories.
Sportsman of the Year shortlist
Jamie McCanney (Enduro)
Daniel McCanney (Enduro)
Tim Kneale (Shooting/Commonwealth Games)
Conor Cummins (Motorsport)
Lee Cain (Motorsport)
Mark Christian (Cycling)
Danny Roberts (Boxing)
Sportswoman of the Year
Charlotte Atkinson (Swimming/Commonwealth Games)
Anna Christian (Cycling/Commonwealth Games)
Rachel Franklin (Athletics)
Zoe Gillings-Brier (Snowboarding)
Elizabeth Holden (Cycling/Commonwealth Games)
Yasmin Ingham (Equestrian)
Erika Kelly (Race walking/Commonwealth Games)
Libby Priest (Equestrian)
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