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US LACROSSE ALL AMERICAN SELECTION PROCESS

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CRITERIA FOR SELECTING ALL-AMERICANS

US Lacrosse All-American Quality Definition:  "A US Lacrosse All-American player who exhibits superior skills and techniques as well as possessing exceptional game sense and knowledge of the game of lacrosse. This player should also embody good sportsmanship."

NOMINATION CRITERIA

Nominees must meet a minimum of 4 of the 7 criteria listed below and accumulate a total of penalty points that is less than or equal to 25% of the total number of games played during the season to be considered:

  1. Two-year varsity letter winner
  2. Previous season and/or current season if available: First Team State/Area/League/District Level Recognition
  3. US Lacrosse National Tournament Regional Team participation or US Lacrosse U-19 Team Training Squad member
  4. Previous US Lacrosse Girls' High School All-American Recognition
  5. Varsity letter in a second sport
  6. Play for a current League/Division/State Champion or runner up team
  7. Captain and or other established team honor recipient (MVP, Coaches Award, Most Improved)

NOMINATION PROCESS/DEADLINE

The nomination process is a three-step process:

  1. US Lacrosse Membership: The head coach nominating a player must be a US Lacrosse Girl’s Head Varsity High School Member prior to April 1, 2010 and have current membership continuing throughout the 2010 lacrosse season.
  2. Pre-Nominations: A head coach must complete and submit the "US Lacrosse Pre-Nomination Form" for any player they want considered at the end of the season for All-American Honors. Pre-nominations are due to their Chapter All-American Chair by April 20th. 
  3. Final Nominations: The head coach must fully complete and submit the three-part US Lacrosse All-American application, including Part 1: Nomination Form, Part 2: Criteria Checksheet and Part 3: Statistical Form (Player or Goalie) for final nominations to the chapter All-American Chair by May 20th.

If a player is not pre-nominated with the above process, they cannot be considered for final nomination.

US LACROSSE ACADEMIC ALL AMERICAN SELECTION PROCESS

ACADEMIC ALL AMERICAN QUALITY DEFINITION:  "A US Lacrosse Academic All-American is a player who exhibits exemplary lacrosse skills and good sportsmanship on the field and represents high standards of academic achievement in the classroom. This player should also have left her mark beyond the lacrosse field and the classroom by making significant contributions of service to the school and/or community."

NOMINATION PROCESS/DEADLINE

US Lacrosse Coach members must complete the Academic All-American Nomination Forms (Part 1 and 2) and submit it to their US Lacrosse Chapter Girls Academic All-American Selection Committee Chairperson prior to May 20, 2010.

ACADEMIC ALL-AMERICAN PLAYER CRITERIA

Any girls varsity lacrosse player who meets ALL of the following criteria:

NEW FOR 2010 – Academic All American Candidates must  also meet  a minimum of 4 of the 7 criteria listed below and accumulate a total of penalty points that is less than or equal to 25% of the total number of games played during the season to be considered:

  1. Two-year varsity letter winner
  2. Previous season and/or current season if available: First Team State/Area/League/District Level Recognition
  3. US Lacrosse National Tournament Regional Team participation or US Lacrosse U-19 Team Training Squad member
  4. Previous US Lacrosse Girls' High School All-American Recognition
  5. Varsity letter in a second sport
  6. Play for a current League/Division/State Champion or runner up team
  7. Captain and or other established team honor recipient (MVP, Coaches Award, Most Improved)

To remain eligible players who are nominated for either Academic All-American or All-American recognition must accumulate a total of penalty points that is less than or equal to 25% of the total number of games played during that season. For each Yellow Card that a player receives during the season, that player is assigned one "Penalty Point". For each Red Card, a player is assigned two "Penalty Points".)

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