Sud-Isère Sportsman of the Month – December Vote

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For the eighth consecutive year, Le Dauphiné Libéré, in partnership with Le Cercle 1892, is organizing its Sports Trophies operation in Sud-Isère. Each month, until May 2026, you will be able to elect the Athlete of the month before choosing the Athlete of the year next June. Here is the list for the month of December. Now it’s your turn.

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  • Morgane Annis (judo, Alliance Grésivaudan) Great performance for the judokate from Isère who has been taking the steps towards the high level one by one for several years. Aged 20, Morgane Annis was crowned French champion for the first time as a senior. A gold medal that she won in the under 48 kg category. Photo FFJ

    Morgane Annis (judo, Alliance Grésivaudan)

    Great performance for the Isère judokate who has been taking the steps towards the high level one by one for several years. Aged 20, Morgane Annis was crowned French champion for the first time as a senior. A gold medal that she won in the under 48 kg category. Photo FFJ


  • Kevin Aymoz (figure skating, Grenoble)No need to introduce Kevin Aymoz. At 28 years old, the Grenoble skater has been one of the best French people for a long time. He's had his ups and downs but he's getting back to his best. Thus, he was crowned champion of France in December at Briançon. A good omen with the Milan-Cortina Olympics. Photo Le DL / Thibaut Durand

    Kevin Aymoz (figure skating, Grenoble)

    No need to introduce Kevin Aymoz. At 28 years old, the Grenoble skater has been one of the best French people for a long time. He’s had his ups and downs but he’s getting back to his best. Thus, he was crowned champion of France in December at Briançon. A good omen with the Milan-Cortina Olympics. Photo Le DL / Thibaut Durand

  • Léa Casta (snowboardcross, Les Deux-Alpes)She is undeniably the athlete who is on the rise, who is rising... Already victorious in the big crystal globe last season, Léa Casta (who will be 20 at the beginning of February) won a stage of the World Cup in December in Cervinia (Italy). Enough to confirm a linear progression for the snowboarder from Deux-Alpes. Photo Agency Zoom

    Léa Casta (snowboardcross, Les Deux-Alpes)

    She is undeniably the athlete who is on the rise, who is on the rise… Already victorious in the big crystal globe last season, Léa Casta (who will be 20 at the beginning of February) won a stage of the World Cup in December in Cervinia (Italy). Enough to confirm a linear progression for the snowboarder from Deux-Alpes. Photo Agency Zoom

  • Pablo Giner (ski mountaineering, Villard-de-Lans) It's a gold medal that could inspire others. The athlete from Villard-de-Lans (23 years old) was indeed crowned French mixed relay champion in ski mountaineering. He was in a duet with the Savoyard Emily Harrop during a competition held in Chamrousse. Ski mountaineering will be an Olympic discipline for the first time at the Milan Olympics. Photo Le DL / Anouk Anglade

    Pablo Giner (ski mountaineering, Villard-de-Lans)

    It’s a gold medal that could call for others. The athlete from Villard-de-Lans (23 years old) was indeed crowned French mixed relay champion in ski mountaineering. He was in a duet with the Savoyard Emily Harrop during a competition held in Chamrousse. Ski mountaineering will be an Olympic discipline for the first time at the Milan Olympics. Photo Le DL / Anouk Anglade

  • Frédéric Marsens (sport-boules, Fontaine)Great performance from the Curie-Fontaine bowler. Frédéric Marsens (34 years old) won two medals during the European Championships held in Castelnuovo Don Bosco (Italy). And of these two charms, one was in gold (in progressive firing) and the other in silver on the relay. Photo Le DL / Florent Cotté

    Frédéric Marsens (bowls, Fontaine)

    Great performance from the Curie-Fontaine bowler. Frédéric Marsens (34 years old) won two medals during the European Championships held in Castelnuovo Don Bosco (Italy). And of these two charms, one was in gold (in progressive firing) and the other in silver on the relay. Photo Le DL / Florent Cotté

Aiko Tanaka

Aiko Tanaka is a combat sports journalist and general sports reporter at Archysport. A former competitive judoka who represented Japan at the Asian Games, Aiko brings firsthand athletic experience to her coverage of judo, martial arts, and Olympic sports. Beyond combat sports, Aiko covers breaking sports news, major international events, and the stories that cut across disciplines — from doping scandals to governance issues to the business side of global sport. She is passionate about elevating the profile of underrepresented sports and athletes.

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