“The 10th annual MOANA PACIFIC MAORI SPORTS AWARDS hosted by popular entertainer Frankie Stevens and MARAE presenter Moko Tini is a celebration of sporting prowess and administration. This evening highlights the excellence of Māori athletes. This year includes a special tribute to the person who initiated the Awards 10 years ago, the late Albie Pryor.” (TV ONE Press Kit).
Presenters: Moko Tini, Tainui/Te Arawa and Frankie Stevens, Ngāti Tama/Te Āti Awa; Scholarship recipient.
Craig Ellison, Moana Pacific Fisheries representative.
Hon Trevor Mallard, Minister for Sport & Recreation. announces - Mata Tua.
Areta Koopu, Human Rights Commission. Announces: Māori Sports Woman with a Disability for 2000 - Maia Amai.
Reg Ratahi, Te Whānau o Waipareira. Announces: Māori Sports Man with a Disability for 2000 - John Dowall.
Team Sports: B&W film footage of Haka and Māori teams playing sport.
Graham Warren, ACC. Announces: Sports Administrator 2000 - Dale Tamehana.
Paul Abbot, Air New Zealand. Announces: Coach of the Year 2000 - Charles Haggie, Sports Coach.
Louissa Wall, Hillary Commission. Acknowledgement of World Champions: Marlene Castle, for Bowls and Derek Pōmana, Weightlifter.
Monte Retemeyer, Proprietors of Taharoa C Block. World Champion Awards - Jason Wynyard, Tuari Dawson with story.
Paula Snowden, ALAC. Announces: Junior Sports Woman of the Year 2000 - Renee Flavell, Junior Sports women.
Noeline Tauroa, Te Puni Kōkiri. announces: Junior Sports Men of the Year 2000 - Michael Walker, Junior Sports Man.
Keith Fletcher, Fletcher Construction. announces: Senior Sports Woman for 2000 - Leilani Joyce, Senior Sports Women.
Bruce Young, Moana Pacific Fisheries. Announces: Senior Sports Man for 2000 - Michael Campbell, Senior Sports Man.
Waari Ward-Holmes, Te Tohu Taakaro o Aotearoa. tributes - Albie Jan Pryor, Tuteao Marae - Ngāti Awa, Waka: Mataatua 1932 - 2000.
B&W film footage of Albie Jan Pryor, playing for the All Blacks.
Philip Tataurangi, Ngāti Kahungunu ki Rangitane.
Pat Walsh, speaks about Albie Pryor.
Francie Pryor, Ngāti Pikiao. Announces the winner of the Albie Pryor Memorial - Michael Campbell, Sports Person of the Year.
A film tribute to previous years winners.
Sir Brian Lochore announces the Māori Athlete of the decade - Michael Campbell, Māori Athlete of the Decade.