The Estonian Athlete of the Year (Estonian: Eesti Aasta Sportlane) is an annual award presented by the Estonian Olympic Committee (Eesti Olümpiakomitee, EOK) to one male and one female sportsperson judged to have delivered the best performance over the course of the year. The winners of the award, which was first conceived in the 1930s and has been presented every year since 1955, are chosen by an aggregated vote from sporting journalists, national sporting federations, and the public at large.
Initially an accolade presented to one individual, the award was split into male and female categories beginning in 1967. In 2020 the two categories were merged due to the disruption caused by the COVID-19 pandemic to the international and national sporting calendars.[2] The athlete with the most wins is cyclist Erika Salumäe, who has won the award on nine occasions.
Cyclist Erika Salumäe (pictured in 2009) won Athlete of the Year a record nine times between 1983 and 1996
Cyclist Erika Salumäe has won Athlete of the Year more than any other athlete, male or female, with nine wins between 1983 and 1996. Skier Kristina Šmigun-Vähi is the second-most decorated winner, having been chosen as Female Athlete of the Year on eight occasions. Of male athletes, the most successful are weightlifter Jaan Talts, cyclist Aavo Pikkuus, and skier Andrus Veerpalu, each with five wins.[3] Pikkuus holds the record for the most consecutive awards won, achieving his five successively between 1974 and 1978.[4]
The youngest ever Athlete of the Year recipient is swimmer Kaire Indrikson who won in 1977 at the age of sixteen, while Aavo Pikkuus is the youngest male winner on record, achieving the first of his five wins in 1974 at the age of twenty.[4] With a combined age of 39 years at the time of the 1977 awards, Indrikson and Pikkuus additionally constitute the youngest pair of winners from a single year.[5] Chess player Paul Keres is the oldest person to be recognised as Athlete of the Year, winning his third award in 1962 at the age of 46. The oldest woman to win is fencer Heidi Rohi, who in 2001 was awarded Athlete of the Year at the age of 35.[4] Keres also holds the record for the longest span of time over his awards, his third in 1962 coming 26 years after his first award in 1937. In awards presented solely after the Second World War, this distinction is held among male athletes by rower Jüri Jaanson, who won the award three times over fifteen years (1990–2004), and among female athletes by Erika Salumäe and Kristina Šmigun-Vähi, who each won their awards over fourteen-year periods (1983–1996 and 1997–2010 respectively).[6]
Three members of the same family have each won Athlete of the Year: Ulvi Voog-Indrikson in 1957, her daughter Kaire Indrikson in 1977, and her granddaughter Triin Aljand in 2011 and 2012.[6]
By yearedit
Single award (1955–1966; 2020)edit
Chess player Paul Keres (pictured in 1969) was awarded Athlete of the Year twice, in 1959 and 1962, following his pre-war win in 1937
Weightlifter Jaan Talts (pictured in 1972) was a five-time Athlete of the Year winner between 1967 and 1972Cyclist Aavo Pikkuus (pictured in 1977) was named the men's Athlete of the Year five times consecutively from 1974 to 1978Rower Jüri Jaanson (pictured in 2015) was voted male Athlete of the Year three times between 1990 and 2004Cross-country skier Kristina Šmigun-Vähi (pictured in 2006) was named the women's Athlete of the Year eight times between 1997 and 2010Fencer Julia Beljajeva (pictured in 2013) was selected as the female Athlete of the Year in 2013 and 2017
[Male and Female Athletes, Teams and Coaches Selected as the Best in Estonia 1955–2009]. Eesti Olümpiakomitee (in Estonian). 27 December 2009. Archived from the original on 20 April 2010. Retrieved 29 October 2020.
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External linksedit
Official website (in Estonian)
List of winners
October 31, 2023
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The Estonian Athlete of the Year Estonian Eesti Aasta Sportlane is an annual award presented by the Estonian Olympic Committee Eesti Olumpiakomitee EOK to one male and one female sportsperson judged to have delivered the best performance over the course of the year The winners of the award which was first conceived in the 1930s and has been presented every year since 1955 are chosen by an aggregated vote from sporting journalists national sporting federations and the public at large Athlete of the Year Aasta Sportlane CountryEstoniaPresented byEstonian Olympic CommitteeFirst awarded1931 1 Most awardsErika Salumae 9 Websitehttps aastasportlane eok ee Initially an accolade presented to one individual the award was split into male and female categories beginning in 1967 In 2020 the two categories were merged due to the disruption caused by the COVID 19 pandemic to the international and national sporting calendars 2 The athlete with the most wins is cyclist Erika Salumae who has won the award on nine occasions Contents 1 List of award winners 1 1 By year 1 1 1 Single award 1955 1966 2020 1 1 2 Split award 1967 2019 2021 1 2 By number of wins 2 See also 3 Notes 4 References 5 External linksList of award winners edit nbsp Cyclist Erika Salumae pictured in 2009 won Athlete of the Year a record nine times between 1983 and 1996Cyclist Erika Salumae has won Athlete of the Year more than any other athlete male or female with nine wins between 1983 and 1996 Skier Kristina Smigun Vahi is the second most decorated winner having been chosen as Female Athlete of the Year on eight occasions Of male athletes the most successful are weightlifter Jaan Talts cyclist Aavo Pikkuus and skier Andrus Veerpalu each with five wins 3 Pikkuus holds the record for the most consecutive awards won achieving his five successively between 1974 and 1978 4 The youngest ever Athlete of the Year recipient is swimmer Kaire Indrikson who won in 1977 at the age of sixteen while Aavo Pikkuus is the youngest male winner on record achieving the first of his five wins in 1974 at the age of twenty 4 With a combined age of 39 years at the time of the 1977 awards Indrikson and Pikkuus additionally constitute the youngest pair of winners from a single year 5 Chess player Paul Keres is the oldest person to be recognised as Athlete of the Year winning his third award in 1962 at the age of 46 The oldest woman to win is fencer Heidi Rohi who in 2001 was awarded Athlete of the Year at the age of 35 4 Keres also holds the record for the longest span of time over his awards his third in 1962 coming 26 years after his first award in 1937 In awards presented solely after the Second World War this distinction is held among male athletes by rower Juri Jaanson who won the award three times over fifteen years 1990 2004 and among female athletes by Erika Salumae and Kristina Smigun Vahi who each won their awards over fourteen year periods 1983 1996 and 1997 2010 respectively 6 Three members of the same family have each won Athlete of the Year Ulvi Voog Indrikson in 1957 her daughter Kaire Indrikson in 1977 and her granddaughter Triin Aljand in 2011 and 2012 6 By year edit Single award 1955 1966 2020 edit nbsp Chess player Paul Keres pictured in 1969 was awarded Athlete of the Year twice in 1959 and 1962 following his pre war win in 1937Year Athlete of the Year Ref Athlete Sport1955 Feliks Pirts Shot put1956 Uno Palu Decathlon1957 Ulvi Voog Indrikson Swimming1958 Uno Palu 2 Decathlon1959 Paul Keres Chess1960 Hanno Selg Modern pentathlon 7 1961 Toomas Leius Tennis 8 1962 Paul Keres 2 Chess1963 Toomas Leius 2 Tennis 8 1964 Ants Antson Speed skating1965 Toomas Leius 3 Tennis 8 1966 Mart Vilt Middle distance runningFrom 1967 2019 the award was split into male and female categories see below 2020 Ott Tanak 2 and Martin Jarveoja Rallying 9 Split award 1967 2019 2021 edit nbsp Weightlifter Jaan Talts pictured in 1972 was a five time Athlete of the Year winner between 1967 and 1972 nbsp Cyclist Aavo Pikkuus pictured in 1977 was named the men s Athlete of the Year five times consecutively from 1974 to 1978 nbsp Rower Juri Jaanson pictured in 2015 was voted male Athlete of the Year three times between 1990 and 2004 nbsp Cross country skier Kristina Smigun Vahi pictured in 2006 was named the women s Athlete of the Year eight times between 1997 and 2010 nbsp Fencer Julia Beljajeva pictured in 2013 was selected as the female Athlete of the Year in 2013 and 2017Year Male Female Ref Athlete Sport Athlete Sport1967 Jaan Talts Weightlifting Laine Erik Middle distance running 10 1968 Jaan Talts 2 Weightlifting Laine Erik 2 Middle distance running1969 Jaan Talts 3 Weightlifting Svetlana Tsirkova Fencing1970 Jaan Talts 4 Weightlifting Tiiu Parmas Tennis1971 Vambola Helm Motorcycle racing Luule Tull Motorcycle racing1972 Jaan Talts 5 Weightlifting Raissa Ruus Middle distance running1973 Ain Vilde Ice yachting Illa Raudik Underwater orienteering1974 Aavo Pikkuus Cycling Endla Vellend Archery1975 Aavo Pikkuus 2 Cycling Virve Holtsmeier Archery1976 Aavo Pikkuus 3 Cycling Liivi Erm Shooting1977 Aavo Pikkuus 4 Cycling Kaire Indrikson Swimming1978 Aavo Pikkuus 5 Cycling Reet Palm Rowing1979 Jaak Uudmae Triple jump Reet Palm 2 Rowing1980 Jaak Uudmae 2 Triple jump Marina Trofimova Swimming1981 Juri Poljans Sprint canoeing Inna Rose Shooting1982 Heino Puuste Javelin throw Inna Rose 2 Shooting1983 Heino Puuste 2 Javelin throw Erika Salumae Cycling1984 Tiit Haagma Ice yachting Erika Salumae 2 Cycling1985 Riho Suun Cycling Kaija Parve Helinurm Biathlon1986 Heino Puuste 3 Javelin throw Kaija Parve Helinurm 2 Biathlon1987 Jaan Ehlvest Chess Erika Salumae 3 Cycling 11 1988 Allar Levandi Nordic combined Erika Salumae 4 Cycling1989 Jaan Ehlvest 2 Chess Erika Salumae 5 Cycling1990 Juri Jaanson Rowing Erika Salumae 6 Cycling1991 Tiit Sokk Basketball Kristiina Nurk Finswimming 12 1992 Kaido Kaaberma Fencing Erika Salumae 7 Cycling 13 1993 Indrek Sei Swimming Oksana Jermakova Fencing 14 1994 Ago Markvardt Nordic combined Margrit Tooman Modern pentathlon 15 1995 Juri Jaanson 2 Rowing Erika Salumae 8 Cycling 16 1996 Erki Nool Decathlon Erika Salumae 9 Cycling 17 1997 Erki Nool 2 Decathlon Kristina Smigun Skiing 18 1998 Erki Nool 3 Decathlon Jane Salumae Long distance running 19 1999 Andrus Veerpalu Skiing Kristina Smigun 2 Skiing2000 Erki Nool 4 Decathlon Kristina Smigun 3 Skiing 20 2001 Andrus Veerpalu 2 Skiing Heidi Rohi Fencing 21 2002 Andrus Veerpalu 3 Skiing Kristina Smigun 4 Skiing 22 2003 Andrus Varnik Javelin throw Kristina Smigun 5 Skiing 23 2004 Juri Jaanson 3 Rowing Kristina Smigun 6 Skiing 24 2005 Andrus Varnik 2 Javelin throw Maarika Vosu Fencing 25 2006 Andrus Veerpalu 4 Skiing Kristina Smigun 7 Skiing 26 2007 Gerd Kanter Discus throw Irina Embrich Fencing 27 2008 Gerd Kanter 2 Discus throw Kaia Kanepi Tennis 28 2009 Andrus Veerpalu 5 Skiing Ksenija Balta Long jump 29 2010 Nikolai Novosjolov Fencing Kristina Smigun Vahi 8 Skiing 30 2011 Gerd Kanter 3 Discus throw Triin Aljand Swimming 31 2012 Heiki Nabi Wrestling Triin Aljand 2 Swimming 32 2013 Nikolai Novosjolov 2 Fencing Julia Beljajeva Fencing 33 2014 Rasmus Magi Hurdling Erika Kirpu Fencing 34 2015 Mart Seim Weightlifting Epp Mae Wrestling 35 2016 Rasmus Magi 2 Hurdling Ksenija Balta 2 Long jump 36 2017 Ott Tanak Rallying Julia Beljajeva 2 Fencing 37 2018 Magnus Kirt Javelin throw Saskia Alusalu Speed skating 38 2019 Magnus Kirt 2 Javelin throw Kelly Sildaru Freestyle skiing 39 2021 Rasmus Magi 3 Hurdling Katrina Lehis Fencing 40 2022 Janek Oiglane Decathlon Kelly Sildaru 2 Freestyle skiing 41 By number of wins edit The tables below list the individuals who have won Athlete of the Year more than once Key Indicates awards won before separate male and female categoriesAthlete of the Year winners male Athlete Sport No Years wonJaan Talts Weightlifting 5 1967 1968 1969 1970 1972Aavo Pikkuus Cycling 5 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978Andrus Veerpalu Skiing 5 1999 2001 2002 2006 2009Erki Nool Decathlon 4 1996 1997 1998 2000Toomas Leius Tennis 3 1961 1963 1965Heino Puuste Javelin throw 3 1982 1983 1986Juri Jaanson Rowing 3 1990 1995 2004Gerd Kanter Discus throw 3 2007 2008 2011Rasmus Magi Hurdling 3 2014 2016 2021Uno Palu Decathlon 2 1956 1958Paul Keres Chess 2 1959 1962Jaak Uudmae Triple jump 2 1979 1980Jaan Ehlvest Chess 2 1987 1989Andrus Varnik Javelin throw 2 2003 2005Nikolai Novosjolov Fencing 2 2010 2013Magnus Kirt Javelin throw 2 2018 2019Ott Tanak Rallying 2 2017 2020 a b Athlete of the Year winners female Athlete Sport No Years wonErika Salumae Cycling 9 1983 1984 1987 1988 1989 1990 1992 1995 1996Kristina Smigun Vahi Skiing 8 1997 1999 2000 2002 2003 2004 2006 2010Laine Erik Middle distance running 2 1967 1968Reet Palm Rowing 2 1978 1979Inna Rose Shooting 2 1981 1982Kaija Parve Helinurm Biathlon 2 1985 1986Triin Aljand Swimming 2 2011 2012Ksenija Balta Long jump 2 2009 2016Julia Beljajeva Fencing 2 2013 2017Kelly Sildaru Freestyle skiing 2 2019 2022See also editEstonian Young Athlete of the Year Estonian Coach of the Year Estonian Sports Team of the YearNotes edit Due to the COVID 19 pandemic the male and female awards were merged for 2020 9 Shared with Martin Jarveoja References editGeneral Eesti Parimateks Valitud Mees Ja Naissportlased Voistkonnad Ja Treenerid 1955 2009 Male and Female Athletes Teams and Coaches Selected as the Best in Estonia 1955 2009 Eesti Olumpiakomitee in Estonian 27 December 2009 Archived from the original on 20 April 2010 Retrieved 29 October 2020 Specific Laane Tiit 14 February 2011 Parimate sportlaste ajastu avas massumeelne Elmar Rahn Eesti Paevaleht in Estonian Retrieved 27 December 2020 HAALETA Algas Aasta sportlane 2020 rahvahaaletus EER Sport in Estonian Eesti Rahvusringhaaling 1 December 2020 Retrieved 26 December 2020 Kalvet Madis 27 December 2017 Eesti spordiaasta valimistel on seni koige rohkem laineid loonud Salumae ja Smigun Vahi Delfisport in Estonian Retrieved 13 November 2020 a b c 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Eesti aasta sportlasteks Postimees in Estonian Archived from the original on 8 August 2020 Retrieved 8 November 2020 Adorf Margit 27 December 2010 Aasta sportlased on Kristina Smigun Vahi ja Nikolai Novosjolov Eesti Paevaleht in Estonian Retrieved 30 October 2020 Simson Kai 28 December 2011 Aasta sportlased on Triin Aljand ja Gerd Kanter Maaleht in Estonian Retrieved 30 October 2020 Siim Boikov ed 27 December 2012 Aasta sportlased on Heiki Nabi ja Triin Aljand ERR Sport in Estonian Eesti Rahvusringhaaling Retrieved 30 October 2020 Silver Kuusik ed 28 December 2013 Selgusid aasta parimad sportlased in Estonian Eesti Rahvusringhaaling Retrieved 30 October 2020 Koort Kaspar 27 December 2014 Eesti aasta parimateks sportlasteks valiti Rasmus Magi ja Erika Kirpu Ohtuleht in Estonian Retrieved 30 October 2020 Parimad sportlased on Mart Seim ja Epp Mae Koit in Estonian ERR 29 December 2015 p 5 Retrieved 8 November 2020 via the National Library of Estonia Balta and Magi scoop the top Estonian award European Athletics Association 6 January 2017 Retrieved 14 November 2020 Kaasik Siim 27 December 2017 Mida utlesid spordiaasta parimad oma tanukonedes Postimees in Estonian Retrieved 14 November 2020 Roosna Mart 4 September 2018 Magnus Kirdi ja Saskia Alusalu uhine abiline neil kahel on uks suur sarnasus Delfisport in Estonian Retrieved 29 October 2020 Andrew Whyte ed 20 December 2019 Magnus Kirt and Kelly Sildaru voted sportspeople of the year EER News Eesti Rahvusringhaaling Retrieved 29 October 2020 Andrew Whyte ed 30 December 2021 Gallery Women s epee team dominate Sports Stars of the Year awards gala EER News Eesti Rahvusringhaaling Retrieved 10 January 2022 Estonian Athletes of the Year 2022 revealed www eok ee EOK 3 January 2023 Retrieved 24 January 2023 External links editOfficial website in Estonian List of winners Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Estonian Athlete of the Year amp oldid 1147588917, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
