Coach Award, Nominated by the Community
The Ken Waterman Memorial Award is presented to a coach committed to youth development, specifically in hockey and community service.
The recipient possesses the following attributes:
- Sportsmanship and Fair Play: Shows respect for officials, opponents, and parents, actively espousing a philosophy of fair play.
- Holistic Athlete Development: Demonstrates a commitment to the all-round development of athletes, providing guidance on responsible conduct beyond the athletic arena.
- Positive Public Image: Presents a positive public image of coaching and the role of the coach within the community.
- Certification: Holds certification in at least one level of the National Coaching Certification Program, reflecting a commitment to ongoing professional development.
- Application of Coaching Principles: Applies relevant training theory and coaching practices, showcasing a comprehensive understanding of coaching methodologies.
- Proven Performance Improvement: Demonstrates a proven capacity to enhance the team’s or athletes’ performance through effective coaching strategies.
About this award:This award, named in honor of Ken Waterman, stands as a tribute to his profound dedication to enhancing the lives of young individuals while being devoted to his family and community.
