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ASC Media Awards for Best Sports Documentary – Australia

Published
30 Sept 2026
Reference
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Location
Australia
Sector
Sports, Recreation & Events

Details

The Australian Sports Commission (ASC) invites entries for the “Best sport coverage by an individual – written” category, recognising individuals who deliver exceptional written sport coverage in print or online media during the nomination period. Submissions are made through the ASC Media Awards platform, with entries opening 21 September 2026 and closing 31 October 2026. The award assessment focuses on the quality, comprehensiveness, and impact of responsible, well-researched coverage. This ASC Media Awards category recognises an individual for exceptional written coverage of sport published in print or online media during the nomination period. Entrants are expected to demonstrate responsible and well-researched coverage and provide detailed and innovative insight into sport. The category is designed to reward both the substance of the coverage and how well it engages with its sport context and impact. No monetary funding or prize details are provided in the source. The article describes the award as a recognition for excellence in written sport coverage, but does not specify any financial benefits, cost coverage, or prize amounts. Based on the provided category description, the opportunity is for: The source does not specify additional eligibility criteria such as nationality, residency, employment status, or media outlet requirements. It also states a key limitation on submissions: For detailed eligibility and other restrictions, the source directs readers to the conditions of entry (not included in the supplied text). Applicants should review the official conditions before submitting.

The award expects entries that show:

The source does not provide further thematic priority areas beyond these expectations. If you are an individual sport journalist, writer, or content creator producing written sport coverage, this category is intended to recognise work that goes beyond reporting—demonstrating research quality, responsibility, and insight. The submission requirements also reflect a focus on impact and context, encouraging entrants to clearly articulate what their coverage achieved and why it mattered. What is the ASC Media Awards “Best sport coverage by an individual – written” category? It recognises an individual who has delivered exceptional written sport coverage in print or online media during the nomination period, demonstrating responsible, well-researched work and innovative insight. When do entries open and close? Entries open on 21 September 2026 and close on 31 October 2026. What is the qualifying period for the coverage included in my nomination? The qualifying period for all nominations is between 1 November 2025 and 31 October 2026. Can I submit a book as part of my entry? No. The source states the Australian Sports Commission cannot accept books as entries for these awards. What do I need to submit with my entry form? You must submit: a completed entry form, one copy of the nominated item(s) (PDFs or web links), and a 200-word statement covering relevance, impact, and background context, plus up to six examples of your best work. How do I upload documents and nominated items? You must submit through the awards platform and upload electronically via the online form, which supports multiple file uploads and multiple file types. If content requires login, you must include login details in the entry. Where do I apply? Apply by submitting your entry through the ASC Media Awards platform: https://ascmediaawards.awardsplatform.com. Review the official conditions of entry on the ASC Media Awards site and confirm any category-specific requirements not included in the source text. Then prepare your selected work within the qualifying period and submit your entry through the Awards platform before 31 October 2026.

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