South Australia's bright young people were recognised on 21 March at the South Australian

Channel 9 Young Achiever Awards. One sportsperson in particular received ‘worldwide'

The Worldwide Online Printing Sports Award, one of nine Young Achiever Awards, was

This is the first year Worldwide Online Printing in South Australia has sponsored the annual

Whether its competing, coaching, administration or education, the Worldwide Online Printing

Sports Award seeks to applaud their talents and recognise their commitment in the pursuit of

Last year's South Australian Sports Award winner, Ben Wilden, recently represented Australia in trampolining at the Beijing Olympics.

The Channel 9 Young Achiever Awards presentation took place on Saturday 21 March at the

Hilton Adelaide. Nine outstanding young South Australians were recognised on the night with

awards for Community Service, Arts, Environment, Science and Technology, Indigenous

Jan Ruzzier of Worldwide Online Printing presented the award to Hannah, and spoke about the

Prizes for this year's Channel 9 Young Achiever Awards included a trophy and $1000 from

The overall winner, Khadija Gbla, 20, of Findon, received an additional $1000 from HomeStart

Finance, a trophy, and a holiday for two flying Virgin Blue and accommodation provided by

“It's encouraging to see so many young people so committed to their sport and to their

community,” said Jon Bull, owner of Worldwide Online Printing Norwood.

Chris Donovan, fellow sponsor and owner of Worldwide Online Printing in Flinders Street in the

Adelaide CBD, added that Worldwide is looking forward to sponsoring this prestigious award