Benfica Cosme Damião 120th Anniversary Awards

COSME DAMIÃO AWARDS

In honor of a past, a present and a future full of mystique and passion, as part of Sport Lisboa e Benfica's 120th anniversary, those who deserve the Cosme Damião Awards for their prominence and merit are elected. This year, Benfica fans will choose the 2023 winners by March 20, through an exclusive vote for registered users on the Official Website.

As part of Sport Lisboa e Benfica's 120th anniversary celebrations, the Cosme Damião Awards will be presented to those who have stood out the most in the last year, at a ceremony scheduled for Tuesday, March 26, which will take place at the MEO Arena in Lisbon.

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Men's Football Breakthrough
Nominees	João Neves
	Samuel Soares
	Tiago Gouveia
	Tomás Araújo

Women's Football Breakthrough
Nominees	Christy Ucheibe
	Andreia Faria
	Lara Martins

Indoor Sports Breakthrough
Nominees	Lúcio Rocha (futsal)
	Edmilson Sá (futsal)
	Raquel Santos (women's roller hockey)
	Constança Sequeira (women's handball)
	Martim Costa (roller hockey)
	Alice Clemente (women's volleyball)
	Carlos Monteiro (futsal)
	Viti (roller hockey)

Other Sports
Nominees	Men's volleyball
	Men's roller hockey
	Men's basketball
	Women's handball
	Women's football
	Women's futsal
	Women's roller hockey
	Athletics
	Esports
	Women's gymnastics
	Judo
	Women's wrestling
	Swimming
	Women's water polo
	Triathlon
	Table tennis

High Performance Athlete
Nominees	Diogo Ribeiro (swimming)
	João Ribeiro/Messias Batista (Canoeing)
	Fernando Pimenta (Canoeing)
	Viktoriya Borshchenko (women's handball)
	Nil Roca (roller hockey)
	Maria Vieira (women's roller hockey)
	Ivo Casas (volleyball)
	Toney Douglas (baskteball)

Coach
Nominees	Roger Schmidt (football)
	Marcel Matz (volleyball)
	Nuno Resende (roller hockey)
	Norberto Alves (basketball)
	João Alexandre Florêncio (women's handball)
	Filipa Patão (women's football)
	Alex Pinto (women's futsal)
	Paulo Almeida (women's roller hockey)
	Ana Oliveira (athletics)
	Nuno Barateli (esports)
	João Castelo (women's gymnastics)
	Ana Hormigo (judo)
	José Bastos (women's wrestling)
	Ricardo Santos (swimming)
	António Machado (women's water polo)
	João Mascarenhas (triathlon)
	Paulo Marques (table tennis)