STEVE ROWE, the SJA photographer, was busy last week to capture many of the key moments from the 2016 SJA British Sports Awards, sponsored by The National Lottery
Sports stars, sports journalists, and our other guests mingle ahead of the 2016 SJA British Sports Awards lunch
Katherine Grainger was on hand to present SJA awards to Paralympic champions Will Bayley and Kadeena Cox
Master of ceremonies Jim Rosenthal commanded the stage during the 90 minutes of award presentations and interviews with our winners
Tim Hollingsworth, of the British Paralympic Association, was our guest presenter when Dame Sarah Storey received the Spirit of Sport Award, chosen by our sponsors, The National Lottery
Paul Elliott, the former Luton, Villa, Celtic and Chelsea footballer, arrives for the SJA British Sports Awards
Sun sports writer Vikki Orvice a moving speech asking for support for our nominated charity, the Royal Marsden Cancer appeal
The kitchen and waiting staff were hard at work all afternoon, preparing around 500 three-course meals for the SJA British Sports Awards
In her round the tables interviews, Sybil Ruscoe caught up with Prof Richard McLaren, the author of the recent World Anti-Doping reports on Russia’s state-run sports drugs programme
He might be able to laugh about it now with Sybil Ruscoe, but 400m runner Martyn Rooney was one of the many athletes denied their moment of glory by Russian drug cheats. The McLaren Report has seen Rooney promoted to become an Olympic medallist from 2008
British and Irish Lions coach Warren Gatland gave nothing away about his likely choice as captain for the 2017 tour to New Zealand
After two Olympic gold medals in an hour in Rio, gymnast Max Whitock received the SJA Committee Award from past chairman David Walker, sports editor of the Daily Mirror
Patrick Collins, the SJA President, announced the results of the members’ votes for Sportswoman, Sportsman and Team of the Year
Jim Rosenthal interviews members of the SJA’s Team of the Year, Olympic hockey gold medallists, from left, Shona MacAllin, Nic White and Alex Danson