N.B. Nomination period extended to end of August, 2010.

It’s that time of the year – time to nominate your athlete of the year!

For this year, the bar has been set higher.

So how does an athlete get nominated?

To nominate an athlete, please state why he should be nominated. The reason is up to you.

After you nominate you, the Red Sports crew will take a look at the list and determine who should get into the final list for the readers to vote on.

So who deserves to be the 2010 Red Sports 100PLUS Athlete of the Year?

Let’s find out!

Categories
Individual Young Athlete of the Year (Male)
Individual Young Athlete of the Year (Female)
Team of the Year (Male)
Team of the Year (Female)

Nomination Process
In the comments section below, please indicate:
Full name of athlete
School
Sport
Age
Reasons why the athlete should be nominated
Important: Please leave a legitimate email address so that we can contact you to verify the nomination

Eligibility Criteria
Minimum age: 13 (Secondary 1)
Must be current school player
Athlete or team must be in one of the following competition: A, B or C Division; Institute-Varsity-Polytechnic (IVP); Polytechnic-Institute of Technical Education (POL-ITE)
Sport must be recognised by either one of the following bodies: Co-Curricular Activities Branch (Ministry of Education), IVP Sports Council, POL-ITE Sports Committee

Nomination Period
April 7th – August 28th, 2010

What happens after the nomination period?
After the nominations come in, athletes who meet the criteria will be put into a poll where readers can vote for who they think should win the award. The poll will begin during the second half of the year. We will announce the start date later.

What happens after the voting?
The athletes and team with the highest number of votes will be recognised by 100PLUS and Red Sports at a special event.

Ed’s note: We’ve extended the nomination deadline to get more entries.