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Posted by Steve Baker
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Monday, 07 December 2009 |
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The WAFDA Awards recognise those who have contributed significantly to to growth and development of WA Flying Disc Sports. The focus is for both on-field and off-field efforts, and for those people who put in so much effort behind the scenes. The awards are generally presented at the end-of-year function. Nominations for all awards are usually called several weeks before the presentation. Award nominations should be submitted by email indicating the category and nominee, and a description of achievements that address the relevant award criteria. Recruiter of the Year
- Effort put in
- One-on-one approach and enthusiasm
- Promotional campaigns
- Helped new players to learn
- Number of players brought into the sport
- The experience of new players under their guidance
- Taught spirit of the game and rules to new players
| | Club of the Year- Growth and development of the Club as a whole
- Strong governance and committee structure
- Recruitment strategies
- Up-to-date Website
- Promotion of Ultimate to the wider community
- Provides and supports various levels of Ultimate for members
| Coach of the Year- Effort put in
- Enthusiasm, approach
- Respected by players
- How much individual players learned/improved
- Sought further coach education and development opportunities
- On-field success/improvement
- Actively coaching in wider community
- Provided mentoring or coaching opportunities to others
| | Tournament of the Year- Well organised
- Everyone had a good time
- Good quality fields and location
- Good field facilities, like water, toilets, change-rooms, spectator areas
- Smooth registration
- Catering
- Good communications to teams
- Efforts of TD(s)
- Participation of local Ultimate community
- Value for money
| Administrator of the Year- Self-organised
- Ran things smoothly
- Replied promptly to issues
- Promoted the sport to the wider community
- Demonstrated a passion for the sport
- Achievements
- Does volumes of work for the flying disc sports
| | Team of the Year- Growth and improvement of the team as a whole
- Development of individual players
- Players enjoyed being on the team
- Uniforms/team identity
- Spirit shown on the field
- Representation in WA leagues and tournaments
| Outstanding Service Award- Dedicated to grassroots development
- Perth Ultimate League team leadership
- Fosters ‘Spirit of the Game’
- Welcomes and teaches new comers
- Commitment to participation
| | Rookie of the Year Award- Awarded to 1 Male and 1 Female player
- Has commenced playing Ultimate at an recognised WA Ultimate League or Tournament since 01 July 2011
- Shows willingness to learn the all aspects of the game
- Fosters ‘Spirit of the Game’
- Age has no influence on this award
| Player of the Year Award- Awarded to 1 Male and 1 Female player
- Must have participated in a WA League since 01 July 2011
- Played at WA Regional Qualifier Tournament Level or above since 01 July 2011
- Fosters ‘Spirit of the Game’
- Age has no influence on this award
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