Peace and Sport and Sport trophy (French National Union of Professional Soccer) was awarded to the campaign "Soyons fiers de nos différences" (Be proud of our differences) led in Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 on the initiative of the Ligue de football professionnel and the Panamboyz United. During the Sportel Awards Ceremony, Peace and Sport rewards a filmmaker who, through a video clip or a movie, emphasizes the positive role of sport in peace promotion with the Peace and Sport Documentary Prize. In 2018, the prize was awarded to Jamillah Van der Hulst for her movie "Fighting for Life". In 2016, the Monaco
Dewar Trapshooting Trophy the five contests he entered, only missing six birds out of 150, which were all grassed out of bounds. Dr. Webber always shot from the maximum of , but after four wins, he was handicapped another yard. The law prohibiting the indiscriminate killing of pigeons at short range put a stop to the sport in New York. The Dewar Company desired Dr. Webber to further compete for the trophy in New Jersey, which he declined to do, and on September 18, 1902, he received word that he had been awarded the trophy anyway. The prize made a valuable addition to