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ALL-STATE CRITERIA
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3.
Discussion on league, including records of teams, strength of schedule, number
of teams that have qualified for tournament, recent tournament results etc. is
appropriate when determining/selecting the number of players from a specific
league. These may be helpful as points of comparison. 4.
Discuss the number of teams within a league. For example a player who is in the
Top 10 from a league with 14 teams is vying for a spot on the same 22 player
All-State team as a player from a league with 6 teams.. (The player from the 14
team conference competes with many more players for a Top 10 vote in a
conference). 5.
Discuss the high school credentials of players (past All-State, All New England)
should be afforded to each candidate, but qualification/selection is based on
this year’s high school performance. NSCAA STATE CHAIR
RESPONSIBILITIES FOR THE ALL AMERICAN SYSTEM
A) To organize a
committee to select the girls/boys worthy of All American selection. The number
of girls/boys to be selected is determined by the all region and All American
process (See below). The list of the girls/boys will be in numerical order.
The list will be sent to the region chairman by a specific date every year.
B) To see that
the All American nominees receive the official nomination form at the earliest
possible date. (See CGSCA website.
www.cgsca.org )
C) To see that
the nominees coach knows that she/he needs to be a member; without this
commitment the nominees will be removed.
D) To encourage
NSCAA membership.
E) The state
chair will have a written selection process statement. This process will be
chosen from the list approved by the NSCAA.* (See below) “NSCAA/CGSCA Process:
Individual coaches send nominees to a committee. There needs to be written
evaluations on all players nominated.” (Coaches should use NSCAA form and
comment section) “The committee should consist of high school coaches from a
cross section of the state. The use of college coaches, youth coaches, and/or
parents is approved, but strongly recommended that they be not allowed to vote.
Their input needs to be recognized and used in evaluating. The committee needs
to be listed with the NSCAA along with the chairperson.”* * Source: NSCAA CGSCA All-New England/American Process Connecticut All New England Committee
Preps-Jamie Perry-Miss Porters School
FCIAC-Robb Banyai-Ridgefield HS
CCC-Steve Yanosy-Berlin HS
Co-chair-Beth Regan – Tolland HS Please note if you have any questions or concerns, feel
free to contact the CGSCA president Bill Pacelia at
wpacelia@snet.net (860-729-9351) of the All New England/Amer Chair Beth
Regan at
bregan@tolland.k12.ct.us (860-455-9196).
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