In an effort to recognize outstanding contributions and achievements in the sport of wheelchair basketball in British Columbia, the following 11 awards are distributed annually by the BC Wheelchair Basketball Society. Full nomination criteria can be found below:
Any BC wheelchair basketball athlete 19 yrs or over. Nominees in this category should have demonstrated outstanding performance athletically during the year.
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Any BC wheelchair basketball athlete under 19 years of age. Commitment and enthusiasm over performance should be the focus of this award.
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Any coach who has resided in BC for the past year and has been responsible for coaching at any level of competition. Nominees in this category should demonstrate commitment and dedication.
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Any BC resident who has volunteered his/her time in support of the development of wheelchair basketball in BC.
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Any official who has resided in BC for the past year and officiated at any level of competition. Nominees in this category should demonstrate commitment and dedication as an official.
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Any individual, organization or business that has made a significant impact in the development of wheelchair basketball in BC, financially or otherwise.
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Any individual who best displays MJ's dedication to sport and training, leadership, and competitive drive. MJ was one of our most dedicated athletes who passed away in 2011. MJ had a great competitive spirit and was a great leader in our community.
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Any individual whose love of wheelchair basketball has been demonstrated through his or her sportsmanship, mentorship, on and off the court and as a general ambassador of the game.This award is presented in honor of Kenny Hall who was a big part of BCWBS community and passed away in 2013.
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Any individual who positively impacts the Let's Play program. This could be, but is not limited to: a child who has exceled, a volunteer, teacher, physio, coach, community leader or organization. The Let's Play Vision: Every child in BC with a mobility related physical disabiltiy has a healthy and happy start to being physically active.
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Any individual, under 12 years of age, who positively embodies the Spirit of Let's Play. This award will be presented to someone who inspires other to be active in their community and who embraces the motto, of Shreve-Hein, with the belief that you "Don't limit your challenges, challenge your limits."
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Please contact the BCWBS office for any questions or concerns regarding deadlines.