Sportsman of the year (Luxembourg)

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The Luxembourg Sportsman of the Year ( Luxembourgish Lëtzebuergesch Sportler vum Joer ) has been elected annually since 1954 by the Luxemburger Sportpresseverband sportspress.lu " (formerly Association Luxembourgeoise des Journalistes Sportifs , then Association Luxembourgeoise de la Presse Sportive ). The team has been elected since 1962, since 1966 elected the sportswoman of the year.

The record winner is table tennis player Jeanny Dom with seven awards that she received between 1970 and 1978.

year athlete sportswoman team
2019 Bob Bertemes ( athletics ) Christine Majerus ( cycling ) F91 Dudelange ( soccer )
2018 Bob Jungels ( cycling ) Christine Majerus (cycling) F91 Dudelange (soccer)
2017 Gilles Müller ( tennis ) Christine Majerus (cycling) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
2016 Gilles Müller (tennis) Christine Majerus (cycling) National table tennis team of women ( table tennis )
2015 Gilles Müller (tennis) Christine Majerus (cycling) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
2014 Gilles Müller (tennis) Jenny Warling ( karate ) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
2013 Dirk Bockel ( Triathlon ) Christine Majerus (cycling) HB Esch ( handball )
2012 Laurent Carnol ( swimming ) Marie Muller ( Judo ) F91 Dudelange (soccer)
2011 Andy Schleck (cycling) Mandy Minella ( tennis ) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
2010 Andy Schleck (cycling) Marie Muller (Judo) HB Esch (handball)
2009 Andy Schleck (cycling) Elizabeth May ( triathlon ) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
2008 Kim Kirchen (cycling) Marie Muller (Judo) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
2007 Kim Kirchen (cycling) Elizabeth May (triathlon) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
2006 Fränk Schleck (cycling) Elizabeth May (triathlon) Davis Cup team ( tennis )
2005 Kim Kirchen (cycling) Elizabeth May (triathlon) Guy Rosen & Viktoriya Fadina ( dance sport )
2004 Kim Kirchen (cycling) Elizabeth May (triathlon) Davis Cup team (tennis)
2003 Kim Kirchen (cycling) Claudine Schaul (tennis) Davis Cup team (tennis)
2002 David Fiegen (athletics) Tessy Scholtes (Karate) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
2001 Jeff Strasser ( soccer ) Ni Xialian ( table tennis ) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
2000 Kim Kirchen (cycling) Nancy Kemp-Arendt (Triathlon) Ni Xialian & Peggy rainy weather (table tennis)
1999 Jeff Strasser (soccer) Anne Kremer (tennis) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
1998 Dan Dethier (triathlon) Anne Kremer (tennis) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
1997 Christian Poos (cycling) Nancy Kemp-Arendt (Triathlon) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
1996 Marc Girardelli ( Alpine skiing ) Nancy Kemp-Arendt (Triathlon) Table tennis European league team of women (table tennis)
1995 Guy Hellers (soccer) Nancy Kemp-Arendt (Triathlon) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1994 Marc Girardelli (Alpine skiing) Raymonde Moes (Karate) Men's table tennis team (table tennis)
1993 Marc Girardelli (Alpine skiing) Anne Kremer (tennis) Men's table tennis team (table tennis)
1992 Eugène Berger ( mountaineering ) Marion Hammang ( powerlifting ) Davis Cup team (tennis)
1991 Marc Girardelli (Alpine skiing) Malou Thill ( weightlifting ) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1990 Guy Hellers (soccer) Marion Hammang (powerlifting) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1989 Marc Girardelli (Alpine skiing) Nancy Arendt (swimming) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1988 Marc Girardelli (Alpine skiing) Danièle Kaber (athletics) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1987 Robby Langers (soccer) Nancy Arendt (swimming) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1986 Fonsy Grethen ( billiards ) Danièle Kaber (athletics) Jeunesse Esch (soccer)
1985 Claude Michely (cycling) Danièle Kaber (athletics) Sporting Luxembourg ( basketball )
1984 Raymond Conzemius (athletics) Jeannette Goergen ( archery ) Men's national basketball team (basketball)
1983 Roland Jacoby ( sport shooting ) Jeannette Goergen (archery) Table tennis European league team of men (table tennis)
1982 Roland Jacoby (sport shooting) Carine Risch (table tennis) Table tennis European league team of men (table tennis)
1981 Fonsy Grethen (billiards) Carine Risch (table tennis) Men's national handball team (handball)
1980 Justin Gloden (athletics) Carine Risch (table tennis) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1979 Lucien Didier (cycling) Carine Risch (table tennis) Red Boys Differdange (soccer)
1978 Roland Bombardella (athletics) Jeanny Dom (table tennis) Table tennis European league team of men (table tennis)
1977 Roland Bombardella (athletics) Jeanny Dom (table tennis) Table tennis European league team of men (table tennis)
1976 Roland Bombardella (athletics) Jeanny Dom (table tennis) T71 Dudelange (basketball)
1975 Roland Bombardella (athletics) Jeanny Dom (table tennis) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
1974 Marcel Balthasar ( archery ) Berty Krier (table tennis) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
1973 Robert Schiel ( fencing ) Jeanny Dom (table tennis) Epee fencing team ( fencing )
1972 Charles Sowa ( walking ) Nelly Wies (archery) Men's table tennis team (table tennis)
1971 Charles Sowa (walking) Jeanny Dom (table tennis) National table tennis team of women (table tennis)
1970 Nicolas Koob ( Motorsport ) Jeanny Dom (table tennis) HB Dudelange (handball)
1969 Louis Pilot (soccer) Annette Berger (athletics) Jeunesse Esch (soccer)
1968 Louis Pilot (soccer) Sylvie Hülsemann ( water skiing ) Jeunesse Esch (soccer)
1967 Charles Sowa (walking) Colette Flesch (fencing) HB Dudelange (handball)
1966 René Kilburg (athletics) Sylvie Hülsemann (water skiing) Military athletics team
1965 René Kilburg (athletics) Red Boys Differdange (soccer)
1964 Charles Sowa (walking) HB Dudelange (handball)
1963 Norbert Haupert (athletics) Men's national soccer team (soccer)
1962 Norbert Haupert (athletics) BBC Etzella (basketball)
1961 Sylvie Hülsemann (water skiing)
1960 Josy Stoffel ( gymnastics )
1959 Jean Link (fencing)
1958 Charly Gaul (cycling)
1957 Josy Stoffel (gymnastics)
1956 Charly Gaul (cycling)
1955 Charly Gaul (cycling)
1954 Charly Gaul (cycling)

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