Hamrun Spartans Football Club win three Awards: Team of the year, Coach of the year, International event of the year.

Haley Bugeja wins female athlete of the year.

Fabio Spiteri wins male athlete of the year.

The 66th edition of the National Sports Awards was held at the InterContinental Malta, organised by the Malta Sports Journalists Association, celebrating the outstanding achievements of Maltese athletes during 2025, both on an individual and team level.

The gala night was honoured by the presence of Greek Olympic legend Pyros Dimas as special guest.

Ultra-triathlete Fabio Spiteri was named Sportsman of the Year following a remarkable season on the international ultra-endurance circuit.

Footballer Haley Bugeja was crowned Sportswoman of the Year for the second time in her career after an excellent campaign with Inter Women, scoring crucial goals in domestic and European competitions, while also playing a key role with the Maltese women’s national team.

Ħamrun Spartans were voted Team of the Year after their historic qualification in the UEFA Conference League, becoming the first Maltese club to qualify for the League Phase and register a victory at that stage.

Italian coach Giacomo Modica was named Coach of the Year in recognition of his leadership and vision in guiding Ħamrun Spartans to unprecedented success.

Other Honours

Jacob Micallef – Young Sportsman of the Year

Sophie St John – Young Sportswoman of the Year

Ishmael Barbara – Official of the Year

During the evening, three distinguished figures were inducted into the Hall of Fame: Alex Vella, Tony Costantino and Antonio Briguglio.