NOMINATION INFORMATION
The ISCA is proud to present monthly coach and athlete awards to
deserving and dedicated members of our communities. These
awards are based on many factors, including experience, attitude,
dedication, effort, respect, and a focus on the ISCA values.
Indigenous Sport Council of Alberta: Values
- Accountability -
Coaches and athletes chosen
for the award are accountable.
They focus on the success of
the team and community
rather than only themselves.
They hold their team and
themselves accountable and
work to ensure that all
athletes and coaching staff
are working together to
achieve the teams common
goal.
- Commitment -
Coaches and athletes chosen
for the award are committed.
They have an inner drive to
achieve the goals set out by
themselves and/or their team
and they commit themselves
to bettering themselves
and/or their team as an athlete
or coach. They may also show
a commitment to bettering
their communities through
sport.
- Integrity -
Coaches and athletes chosen
for the award show integrity.
They are honest, respectful,
professional, and play by the
rules. They are trustworthy
individuals who lead by
example and demonstrate
sportsmanship, fair play and
ethics in sports.
WHO IS ELIGIBLE?
Athletes must be Indigenous (First Nations, Métis, Inuit) and under the age of 25
(born in 1994 and later).
Coaches can be Indigenous or non-Indigenous but MUST be coaching within an Indigenous
Community, an Indigenous team or the coach of an Indigenous individual.
Applicants must be active within the 180 days prior to the month of the nomination being
submitted for. Applicants must demonstrate sportsmanship, fair play, and ethics in sports.
Priority will go to those currently playing the sport of the season. For example, summer
sports and winter sports.