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Jessica Ennis-Hill awards and nominations
Totals[a]
Wins50
Nominations22
Note
  1. ^ Certain award groups do not simply award one winner. They acknowledge several different recipients, have runners-up, and have third place. Since this is a specific recognition and is different from losing an award, runner-up mentions are considered wins in this award tally. For simplification and to avoid errors, each award in this list has been presumed to have had a prior nomination.

This is a list of awards and nominations received by the British track and field athlete Jessica Ennis-Hill.

A former world and Commonwealth Sportswoman of the Year, Ennis is also a former European Athlete (both at senior & under-23 level) of the Year. She is a joint-record four-time British Sportswoman (tied with Paula Radcliffe) and record six-time British Athlete of the Year as well.

Athletics Weekly

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2015 International Female Heptathlon Won

[1][2]

British Female Won
2016 Won [3][4]

British Athletics / UKA

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2010 The Best British Athletic Performance of 2010 Heptathlon and Pentathlon Won [5]
2012 British Olympic Athlete of the Year Won [6][7]

British Athletics Writers' Association

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 Best Performance Heptathlon Won [8][9]
Athlete of the Year Heptathlon and Pentathlon Won [8][10]
2010 Won [8][11]
2011 Won [8][12]
2012 Won [8][13]
2015 Heptathlon Won [8][14]
2016 Won [8][15]

British Broadcasting Corporation

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BBC Sports Personality of the Year

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 Sports Personality of the Year Track and field 3rd [16]
2010 3rd [17]
2012 2nd [18][19]
2015 3rd [20][21]
2017 Lifetime Achievement Won [22][23]

BBC Yorkshire

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2007 Best Senior Female Performance Track and field Won [24]
2009 Yorkshire Sports Personality of the Year Won [25]

BBC's Sports Relief

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2016 Britain's Favourite Sporting Hero Track and field Won [26]
Scotland's Favourite Sporting Hero 2nd [27]

BEDSA / Sporting Equals

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2016 Sportswoman of the Year Track and field Won [28][29]
2017 Nominated [30][31]

BT Sport

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Action Woman Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2015 Action Woman of the Year Track and field Nominated [32][33]

Industry Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2017 Outstanding Contribution to Sport Track and field Won [34][35]

Commonwealth Sports Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2010 Outstanding Female Athlete Track and field Won [36][37]

Cosmopolitan Ultimate Women Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 Ultimate Sports Star Track and field Won [38]
2010 Won [38]
2012 Ultimate Olympian Won [39]

Dame Marea Hartman Award

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2010 Outstanding English Female Athlete of the Year Heptathlon Won

European Athletics

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Yearly awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2007 Rising Star Heptathlon and Pentathlon Won [40][41]
2010 Athlete of the Year 2nd place [42][43]
2012 Won [44][45]
2015 Heptathlon Nominated [46][47]

Monthly awards

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Year Month Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 May European Athlete of the Month Heptathlon Won
2010 January Pentathlon Won [48]
March Won [49][50]
May Heptathlon Won [51][52]
2011 January Pentathlon Won [53][54]
2012 May Heptathlon Won [55]
2016 June Won [56]

Glamour Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2011 Sportswoman of the Year Track and field Won [57][58]
2015 Sports Person of the Year Nominated [59][60]

Harper's Bazaar's Women of the Year Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2012 British Ambassadors of the Year[a] London Olympics & Paralympics Won [61][62]

Jaguar Academy of Sport Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2010 British Sporting Performance of the Year Track and field Nominated [63][64]
Most Inspirational Sportswoman of the Year Won
2012 Won [65][66]

Laureus World Sports Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2010 Comeback of the Year Track and field Nominated [67]
2011 Sportswoman of the Year Nominated [67]
2013 Won [68]
2016 Comeback of the Year Nominated [69]

Lottoland

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2023 The 20 Most Inspirational Sportswomen Track and field Won [70]

MBNA Northern Sports Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2011 Sportswoman of the Year[b] Heptathlon Won [71][72]

MOBO Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2024 Paving The Way Herself Won [73][74]

The Guardian

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2014 50 Most Influential Women in British Sport Track and field 3rd [75]

The Observer Sport monthly awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 Sportsperson of the year Track and field Won [76]

SJA British Sports Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 Sportswoman of the Year Track and field Won [77]
2010 Won [77]
2011 Nominated [78]
2012 Won [77]
Outstanding Performance Won [79]
2015 Sportswoman of the Year Won [77]
2016 Nominated [80]
2020 Greatest Sportswoman Won [81]

Sunday Times Sportswomen Awards

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 Sportswoman of the Year Track and field 2nd place [82][83]
2010 Nominated [84]
2012 Won [85][86]
2015 Won [85][87]

William Hill Sportswoman Award

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2011 Sportswoman of the Year Track and field Nominated [88][89]
2012 Won

Women's Health

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2012 The 20 Most Inspirational Sportswomen Track and field Won [90]

World Athletics / IAAF

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2010 Female Athlete of the Year Heptathlon and Pentathlon Nominated [91][92]
2012 Nominated [93][94]
2015 Heptathlon Longlisted [95][96]

Yorkshire Society

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Year Category Nominated for Result Ref.
2009 Sporting Achievement Track and field Won [97][98]

Other awards

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Hall of Fames

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Other accolades

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Notes

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  1. ^ Award shared with Victoria Pendleton and Ellie Simmonds.
  2. ^ Inaugural winner of the award.
  3. ^ First ever inductee.
  4. ^ Had a third accolade added in December 2015 (a commemorative photo).

References

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  53. ^ "Ukhov and Ennis voted European Athletes of the Month for January". European Athletics. 16 February 2011. Retrieved 19 October 2012.
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  93. ^ "Usain Bolt and Allyson Felix win IAAF athlete of the year awards". BBC News. BBC. 24 November 2012. Retrieved 1 October 2023.
  94. ^ "2012 Athletes of the Year - and the Women's finalists are…". World Athletics. 6 November 2012. Retrieved 1 October 2023.
  95. ^ "World Athlete of the Year 2015 longlist – combined events candidates: Eaton and Ennis-Hill". World Athletics. 10 November 2015. Retrieved 1 October 2023.
  96. ^ "Ashton Eaton and Genzebe Dibaba win IAAF Athlete of the Year awards". Athletics Weekly. 26 November 2015. Retrieved 1 October 2023. Ennis did not make shortlist.
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  106. ^ "Induction to Sheffield 'Walk of Fame' June 2011". BBC News. BBC. 20 June 2011. Retrieved 27 July 2013.
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  108. ^ "Jessica Ennis awarded Freedom of Sheffield". BBC News. BBC. 6 September 2012. Retrieved 12 September 2012.
  109. ^ "Olympic glass wall of fame unveiled in Sheffield". BBC News. BBC. 29 October 2012. Retrieved 7 November 2017.
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