The inaugural SCA Champions Dinner at Etihad Stadium in May hosted over 300 people from local and high performance sports clubs and community groups including churches and mission partners. It was an enthralling night of laughs and raw emotion with David Schwarz telling his harrowing story of life as an elite sports person and gambler. Losing almost everything along the way. Linley Frame was awarded the Medibank Private Values in Sport Award recognising her long term dedication to care of indigenous people through the Red Dust Role Models program
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