Each November, the Minnesota Youth Soccer Association holds an Annual Recognition Banquet to recognize and determine a recipient in each of the following nine categories: Competitive Coach of the Year (Boys and Girls); Recreational Coach of the Year (Boys and Girls); Administrator of the Year, Volunteer of the Year, TOPSoccer Volunteer of the Year and Young Referee of the Year (Male and Female). All Minnesota award winners will be forwarded on for Regional and possibly National consideration.
If you know of someone who has gone above the call of duty to advance soccer within your community please nominate them using one the following forms. The deadline for nominatins is Friday, October 1, 2010.
Competitive Coach of the Year
This award is given to a competitive coach for both a boy's team and a girl's team. This person exemplifies leadership both on and off the field and goes that extra mile to ensure a great soccer experience for all participants.
Recreational Coach of the Year
This award is given to a recreational coach for both a boy's team and a girl's team. This person exemplifies leadership both on and off the field and goes that extra mile to ensure a great soccer experience for all participants.
Administrator of the Year
On an annual basis, MYSA recognizes the hard work and dedication of those that help “run the show” often behind the scenes. The Administrator of the Year Award is given to those that have worked hard within their club to help provide opportunities for children to not only play soccer but to play in a safe and fun environment.
Volunteer of the Year
This award honors those who are excellent role models for their community. Willingness to promote players and soccer, sound moral and ethical character and increasing the opportunities to participate in soccer are all characteristics of nominees for the Volunteer of the Year award.
TOPSoccer Volunteer of the Year
This award is for an outstanding volunteer specifically in the TOPSoccer program. This person must demonstrate patience and dependability in teaching the game of soccer while creating a fun learning experience for TOPSoccer Athletes.
Young Referee of the Year
Each year a young male and female referee are chosen for the Young Referee of the Year award. This award honors those who have a strong work ethic, knowledge of the rules of the games and are positive role models to other referees as well as players. Nominees should be 19 years of age (as of August 15 of the current year) or younger and be active in both referee and school activities.
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