After an inaugural ceremony that celebrated a record-breaking marathoner, Paralympic champion, and Super Bowl winner, the RVA Sports Awards are back.

The area-wide awards show — presented by Richmond Region Tourism Foundation, Rosie's Gaming Emporium, and Colonial Downs — celebrates individuals and teams with ties to the Richmond region that won big and made significant impacts on the community.

The finalists have already been announced and fan voting is open. The ceremony is set for Saturday, Feb. 4 at the Altria Theater. It'll be co-hosted by Washington Commanders great Ryan Kerrigan. Get tickets or plan to tune in to CBS6 at that time.

Here are the nominees for the big awards, with links — if you want to review the stats before you vote.

Female Athlete of the Year

Bridget Wilson, Douglas Freeman High School Lacrosse
Emma Langley, USA Cycling
Lindsey Frank, University of Richmond Lacrosse & Field Hockey
Najlaa Williams, Virginia State University Volleyball

Male Athlete of the Year

Armando Bacot, University of North Carolina Basketball
Emiliano Terzaghi, Richmond Kickers
Jada Byers, Virginia Union University Football
Justin Verlander, New York Mets

Team of the Year

Randolph Macon Men’s Basketball | 2022 DIII national champions
Richmond Kickers | USL League One regular season champions
VCU Women’s Tennis | Won their fourth consecutive A10 conference championship

Coach of the Year

Chris Mooney, University of Richmond Men’s Basketball
Darren Sawatzky, Richmond Kickers
Loren Johnson, Highland Springs High School Football

Read about the finalists for Moment of the Year and Fan of the Year and vote in each category before the portal closes Sunday, Jan. 15.