Athletic Awards Athletic awards are given each year at the annual Athletic Banquet. These awards range from Junior Awards (75 points) and Senior Awards (115 points) to M.V.P., and Junior and Senior Athletes of the Year. Senior Athlete of the Year Awarded to a senior male and/or female student(s) who meet(s) the following criteria: must be a grade 11 or 12 student participate in 2 or more ROPSSAA sports display strong leadership qualities exhibit good sportsmanship at all times be a positive role model exhibit a high level of athletic skill demonstrate a commitment to athletics have attended classes regularly and worked to the best of their ability academically **athletic points may be used in helping to determine a winner Outstanding Contribution to Athletics As well, there are a number of other athletic awards including but not limited to Junior Athlete of the Year, Jane Kirkpatrick Award for Outstanding Sportsmanship, Sheila Tutty Citizenship Through Sport Award, Academic and Athletic Excellence Award Awards for Athletic Achievement Points Students accumulate the points throughout their athletic career at Humberview and when the students have accumulated the required number of points, they are eligible to receive the following awards. Junior Athletic Achievement Medal 75 points Senior Athletic Achievement Plaque 115 points Athletic Achievement Points Guideline Athletic points are awarded by the coach or staff advisor to each student based upon their participation, commitment and/or sportsmanship demonstrated in that sport or activity. The maximum number of points that can be earned for each sport or activity is summarized in the following Athletic Achievement Points Guideline. Humberview Athletic Council: Executive - 1–20; Member - 1– 10 School Teams: Alpine Skiing & Golf 1-5; all other sports 1-10 Officiating: 1-10 Bonus Points may be awarded to ROPSSAA medalists or team champions, team captains, MVPs or MIPs, athletes of the week, OFSAA medalists, etc. It is the responsibility of the student-athlete to ensure that his/her points are accurately recorded each year. Point totals for the Athletic Medal and Plaque
Athletic Awards Athletic awards are given each year at the annual Athletic Banquet. These awards range from Junior Awards (75 points) and Senior Awards (115 points) to M.V.P., and Junior and Senior Athletes of the Year. Senior Athlete of the Year Awarded to a senior male and/or female student(s) who meet(s) the following criteria: must be a grade 11 or 12 student participate in 2 or more ROPSSAA sports display strong leadership qualities exhibit good sportsmanship at all times be a positive role model exhibit a high level of athletic skill demonstrate a commitment to athletics have attended classes regularly and worked to the best of their ability academically **athletic points may be used in helping to determine a winner Outstanding Contribution to Athletics As well, there are a number of other athletic awards including but not limited to Junior Athlete of the Year, Jane Kirkpatrick Award for Outstanding Sportsmanship, Sheila Tutty Citizenship Through Sport Award, Academic and Athletic Excellence Award Awards for Athletic Achievement Points Students accumulate the points throughout their athletic career at Humberview and when the students have accumulated the required number of points, they are eligible to receive the following awards. Junior Athletic Achievement Medal 75 points Senior Athletic Achievement Plaque 115 points Athletic Achievement Points Guideline Athletic points are awarded by the coach or staff advisor to each student based upon their participation, commitment and/or sportsmanship demonstrated in that sport or activity. The maximum number of points that can be earned for each sport or activity is summarized in the following Athletic Achievement Points Guideline. Humberview Athletic Council: Executive - 1–20; Member - 1– 10 School Teams: Alpine Skiing & Golf 1-5; all other sports 1-10 Officiating: 1-10 Bonus Points may be awarded to ROPSSAA medalists or team champions, team captains, MVPs or MIPs, athletes of the week, OFSAA medalists, etc. It is the responsibility of the student-athlete to ensure that his/her points are accurately recorded each year. Point totals for the Athletic Medal and Plaque
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