HOW YOU CAN HELP

JOIN US …

THE prestigious NRS Sporting Awards is on March 10 at Prestonfield House in Edinburgh and we’d love to see you there. For ticket and table information, please email simon@nrscot.org.uk or call 0131 629 6363.

DONATE…

HELP change lives by giving just a £5 donation. Text MMCL17 5 to 70070; visit www.nrscot.org.uk to donate online or send a cheque payable to Nordoff Robbins Scotland, Logie Mill Unit 4, Beaverbank Business Park, Edinburgh EH7 4HG.

NOMINATE...

NORDOFF ROBBINS are looking for nominees for two categories at this year’s ceremony.

We’re looking for names for the Coach of the Year category and the sporting side you think is the Team of the Year. It doesn’t matter if they’re professional or amateur – the person or team you think has had an incredible 2016 is eligible.

Use the forms on the opposite page to nominate YOUR heroes before February 5 – and we’ll reveal the names next month.

Send your nominations to NR Sport Awards, DC Thomson, Skypark, 8 Elliot Square, Glasgow, G3 8EP.

VOTE…

YOU can also vote for who you want to win the Action Sports Award. These are the stars who have wowed in their action sport – which is the likes of skating, surfing, skiing and mountain biking, to name a few.

Danny MacAskill became an online sensation last year after his incredible stunts were captured on a “wee day out” video. It’s since had six million views on YouTube.

Kriss Kyle, the BMX star from Stranraer, is one of the most exciting riders in the world and videos of his stunts attract millions of views online.

From the slopes, Nicole Ritchie is a member of the GB Alpine Ski Team and has been the Scottish artificial champion six times, the Scottish indoor champion three times and was the Scottish ladies giant slalom champion in 2015.

Cyclist Katy Winton travels the world with her bike competing in the Enduro World Series. Last year was a phenomenal year for the 24-year-old.

Vote for your Action Sport Awards winner online at sundaypost.com/sportingawards