TVL AWARDS AND HONORS

Scholar/Athlete Patches
 Each school will select up to twenty (20) scholar athletes per school year.  Candidates will have a minimum state college GPA of 3.5 and be a varsity athlete.  The League will supply patches to be presented at the individual schools.

Scholar/Athlete Plaques
The following criteria will be used for selecting two Scholar/Athletes of the Year from each school, one boy and one girl.  A plaque is to be presented to each at a Scholar/Athlete Luncheon to be held in May of each year.
    1. Must be a senior
    2. Minimum 3.3 GPA on the State College System (grades 10,11, 12 not including PE) for grades through the first semester of their senior year.
    3. There will be no use of weighted honor grades.
    4. The scholar/athlete must earn at least one varsity letter during his/her senior year.

All-League Patches and Certificates
Coaches will select all-league players in the sports of football, soccer, volleyball, basketball, baseball, softball, tennis, amd golf to be issued all-league patches.  Three outstanding wrestlers are to be awarded patches.
The Coach of the Year in each sport will be issued a certificate.
Most Outstanding Player in each sport will be issued a certificate.

Medals
Cross Country-Boys and Girls Varsity
Medals for the top 7 runners on the championship team.
Medals for the league’s top ten finishers in the TVL Meet excluding the championship team.
Wrestling-Varsity
Medals for the four (4) individuals in each weight division at the TVL Meet, at the varsity level, who qualify for the divisionals.
Track-Boys and Girls Varsity
Medals for the 1st-3rd place finishers at the TVL Meet.
Golf-Boys and Girls Varsity
Six players on the winning team and the first place individual at League Tourney receive medals.

Plaques
Tennis-Boys and Girls Varsity  (Co-ed)
Singles and doubles champs at the TVL Meet will be awarded plaques.

Dale Lacky CIF Sac-Joaquin Section Scholar/Athlete of the Year
Each school may nominate one female and one male Scholar/Athlete to the league.  Each league will be allowed to submit one male and one female application to the Section Selection Committee. The Dale Lacky Award will honor one male and one female student from each league that submits nominations. Because of the institution of the Foundation Games in basketball and volleyball, each league will be eligible for one male and one female winner of a scholarship (value to be determined by the amount of income generated by the games) and a medal.  
 
Dale Lacky served as CIF Sac-Joaquin Section President from 1966-1978 and was the
Section's first CIF State President from 1978-80 and made a significant number of
contributions to the success of our Section.
 
The Section is seeking candidates whose academic and athletic careers have been truly
exemplary; students whose personal high standards and accomplishments are a
positive model for others; students who possess high levels of integrity and honesty,
and who have benefited from their participation in high school interscholastic
programs.
 
Go to the Sac Joaquin Section web site and click on "Awards" for more information.

Model Coach Award
An award, honoring coaches who are positive role models within our schools and the community at-large, is being given each year. 

Each member school in the Sac-Joaquin Section is permitted to nominate one male and one female coach from its staff to its league.  The league then selects one male and one female coach who's names are then sent to the Section office for consideration.

Six of these coaches are chosen to receive a plaque and a lifetime Sac-Joaquin Section pass at an awards breakfast in April.

Community Service Program
The CIF strongly believes in the importance of community service.  This program is an opportunity for teams and athletes to assume a leadership role and give back to their communities.

The Sac-Joaquin Section will select a team for recognition as the Sac-Joaquin Section Community Service Award recipient.  Each winning team will receive a banner and cash award.

Each school may nominate one team per season to their league for consideration.  All applications should be forwarded to your league president.  Each league will form its own selection committee and submit one team nomination to the Section office.  The Community Service Award Selection Committee will review the nominations.

The selection committee for this award is seeking teams that have participated in volunteer services without pay and during non-school time.  The selection committee will judge each nomination on the following criteria:

Team
1. Percentage of team members that participated in project
2. Hours involved in completing project
3. Level of difficulty of project
4. Team members took leadership of the project from beginning to end

Community
1. Project is relevant to needs of local community
2. Project builds strong relationships between the community & school
3. Service is done through direct involvement with community members
4. Student presentation increases community awareness

The winning teams will be represented by their coach, principal and captains at a Sac-Joaquin Section Board of Managers meeting. 

Go to the Sac Joaquin Section web site and click on "Awards" for more information.

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