Three young athletes have made the shortlist for the BBC's Young Sports Personality of the Year award in 2025.
Michelle Agyemang, an England footballer, is included on the list after helping her country win Euro 2025 and making a dramatic impact off the bench in their quarter-final and semi-final matches. The 19-year-old player won the Golden Girl trophy for being named Young Player of the Tournament and was nominated for the Kopa Trophy.
Luke Littler, an 18-year-old darts player, is also among the shortlisted trio. He dominated the sport to become the youngest world champion in history at just 17 years old and completed the PDC Triple Crown with victories in the World Championship, Premier League, and Matchplay tournaments.
Davina Perrin, a 19-year-old cricketer, has surged to prominence after hitting an extraordinary record-breaking innings for her team in The Hundred. Her impressive form earned her recognition as PCA Women's Young Player of the Year.
The trio's achievements have been widely recognized, with each making a significant impact in their respective sports. Now, they will be waiting to see who will win the award and receive the coveted title alongside other notable athletes in 2025.
Michelle Agyemang, an England footballer, is included on the list after helping her country win Euro 2025 and making a dramatic impact off the bench in their quarter-final and semi-final matches. The 19-year-old player won the Golden Girl trophy for being named Young Player of the Tournament and was nominated for the Kopa Trophy.
Luke Littler, an 18-year-old darts player, is also among the shortlisted trio. He dominated the sport to become the youngest world champion in history at just 17 years old and completed the PDC Triple Crown with victories in the World Championship, Premier League, and Matchplay tournaments.
Davina Perrin, a 19-year-old cricketer, has surged to prominence after hitting an extraordinary record-breaking innings for her team in The Hundred. Her impressive form earned her recognition as PCA Women's Young Player of the Year.
The trio's achievements have been widely recognized, with each making a significant impact in their respective sports. Now, they will be waiting to see who will win the award and receive the coveted title alongside other notable athletes in 2025.
. Can't we just have a platform that doesn't try to sell us on all this feel-good stuff? It's like, can't we just see the stats and facts without all the drama and glamour? And another thing, why do we need an award for being "Young Sports Personality of the Year"? What even is that supposed to mean? 
. Michelle Agyemang is literally a superstar on the pitch, and Luke Littler is only 18 and already won the World Championship in darts? That's insane! 
And Davina Perrin hitting that record-breaking innings in The Hundred was just epic... I love how she's being recognized for her amazing skills 
. It's awesome to see young athletes getting the recognition they deserve and inspiring others to chase their dreams 
. Can't wait to see who wins the award! 
Davina's record-breaking innings in The Hundred though... that's some next-level cricket right there! 
I'm really rooting for any one of them to take home the Young Sports Personality award - they've all had incredible seasons and deserve the recognition. Fingers crossed whoever wins it gets to bask in the glory 
maybe one of them has a secret sponsor deal that'll get 'em a major prize... wonder if they've been subtly groomed by some sports org to push these athletes into more visibility 
, i mean, that's just crazy young 
... anyone think davina should get more recognition for breaking records? she's making waves in cricket too 
, and michelle's footy skills are on fire 
but honestly, who do u think deserves the award now ?
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