Awards - CBTF
1982 FEM | MOTION #?? |
That the selected athlete for the Canadian Sports Award based upon the rating system be Jamie Metsala. |
1982 FEM | MOTION #?? |
That the nominee for Volunteer Sport/Recreation Administrator based on the awards criteria be Lynda Garland. |
1983 AGM | MOTION #29 |
Ron Kopas moved that Betty Infilise and Barry Nye work on the criteria and scoring system for the Athlete of the Year award. |
1983 AGM | MOTION #30 |
Ron Kopas moved that nominations for "Volunteer" and "Athlete of the Year", using Sports Federation criteria, be submitted by the provincial heads to national secretary by Sept 1st. |
1983 FEM | MOTION #?? |
That Twirl Canada Athletes of the Year be Cara Chisholm, Susan Irwin and the Winnipeg Tempo Twirlers and that they be nominated as follows for the Canadian Sports Award: Elaine Tanner - Susan Irwin, Velma Springstead - Cara Chisholm, and Dick Ellis - Tempo Twirlers. |
1983 FEM | MOTION #?? |
That Barry Nye be nominated as Volunteer of the Year for the Donald King Memorial Award at the Canadian Sports Awards. |
1984 AGM | MOTION #?? |
That Betty Stappleton be appointed chairperson of the newly established Honours and Awards Committee for Twirl Canada. |
1984 FEM | MOTION #5 |
Ron Kopas moved that the criteria and point system for selecting Athlete of the Year will be reviewed by a committee, with National input, for 1985 and future years. |
1984 FEM | MOTION #6 |
Betty Infilise moved that Sandra Watt, Kelly Brown and Donna Jones make up the committee to propose the Point System for the Athlete of the Year, to be ratified by the Executive before March 31, 1985. |
1984 FEM | MOTION #7 |
Bess Little moved that the selection of Athlete of the Year for 1984 be determined by the present system as developed September 1983. |
1984 FEM | MOTION #8 |
Betty Infilise moved that the Canadian Baton Twirling Federation establish a National Awards Program to include volunteers. |
1985 STM | MOTION #25 |
Sandra Watt moved that Athlete of the Year criteria be ratified at the Fall Conference with input from the provinces prior. |
1985 AGM | MOTION #17 |
Betty Stappleton moved that proposals for establishing a Baton Twirling Hall of Fame as outlined in the 1985 Award Chairperson Report be accepted in principle. |
1985 FTM | MOTION #21 |
Sandra Watt moved that Eastern and Western Regional Championships be considered points for Athlete of the Year with the same value as the Provincial Championships. |
1985 FTM | MOTION #22 |
Sandra Watt moved that we ratify proposal for Athlete of the Year as presented on April 2, 1985 with modifications as in Motion #21 to be effective immediately. (NOTE: See "Regional (East/West) Championships") |
1985 FEM | MOTION #5 |
Carrie McKitrick moved that the Annual CBTF Athletic Award will consist of Junior and Senior Women, Junior and Senior Men, Teams and one of those athletes who has accumulated the highest standing, as determined by the criteria accepted at the Technical Meeting, October 1985, be the Overall "Athlete of the Year". Effective Immediately |
1985 FEM | MOTION #6 |
Joyce Ormshaw moved that Editor of the Year be Carrie McKitrick. That Volunteer of the Year be Ron Kopas. |
1986 SBM | MOTION #?? |
That Betty Stappleton continue as Awards and Archives Chairperson. |
1986 FTM | MOTION #5 |
Debbie Nikolai moved that, beginning in 1987, an award be made for Coach of the Year. The criteria to be set out by the National Coaches Rep. |
1986 FTM | MOTION #27 (#5) |
Wendy Harmen moved that all Canadian National awards have an appropriate Canadian designation. |
1986 FEM | MOTION #7 |
Ron Kopas moved that the contest director report final results of provincial, regional and national championships to Awards Chairperson. |
1986 FEM | MOTION #8 |
Betty Infilise moved that a committee be struck to review the criteria of the Athlete of the Year taking into account the Sports Profile criteria and value of points for placement at regionals reporting their findings to the Executive for approval before January 1, 1987. |
1986 FEM | MOTION #9 |
Ron Kopas moved that Group Award of the Year criteria be submitted by the same committee to be reported to the Executive for approval before January 1, 1987. |
1986 FEM | MOTION #10 |
Ron Kopas moved that the committee to review the criteria for Athlete of the Year and Group of the Year be made up of Sandra Watt, Donna Jones and Betty Stappleton. |
1986 FEM | MOTION #13 |
That Sandra Watt establish the criteria for Coach of the Year. |
1987 AGM | MOTION #12 |
Ron Kopas moved that the criteria for Athlete of the Year, including Team, be developed by the Awards Chairperson and Committee to be completed on or before September 15, 1987 to be ratified by the Technical Committee. |
1987 AGM | MOTION #13 |
Bev Latrace moved that nominations for Volunteer of the Year be forwarded to the Awards Chairperson by October 15th. |
1988 STM | MOTION #17 |
Nancy Beachin moved that "Athlete of the Year" criteria be clarified as to what is (1) "Grand National Team" (ie: dance team, twirl team, corps) and (2) to include men's solo and solo dance twirl in the point structure for Grand Nationals. |
1991 FBM | MOTION #7 |
Sally Ford moved that the winners of the Challenge Cups will be other individuals than the winners of the Athletes of the Year awards. |
1992 FTM | MOTION #50 (Ratified - 1992 FBM - Motion #8) |
Jennifer Meron moved that, regarding the Group Challenge Cup criteria as written from Fall 1991 BOD Meeting, regional points be dropped effective 1993, the Twirl Team be referred to as CBTF Team, that Show Corps be referred to as Theme Corps, that the Group Challenge Cup be awarded at the Canadian Championships. |
1993 STM | MOTION #8 (Ratified - 93 SBM - Motion #35) |
Jennifer Meron moved that the Group Challenge Cup be awarded at the Canadian Championships for the current competition season. |
1993 FBM | MOTION #24 |
Deardra Leslie moved that the Individual Challenge Cup recognize the athlete accumulating the highest total number of points from the Canadian Level A Championship Events and the Canadian Level B Winner Events. |
1994 WTM | MOTION #5 (Ratified - 94 SBM) |
Nancy Beachin moved that Pairs be included in the CBTF Team of the Year Award. |
1994 WTM | MOTION #6 (Ratified - 94 SBM) |
Nancy Beachin moved that the current team criteria be followed to choose the Team of the Year Award and that the highest placing team or pair at Worlds be selected as the CBTF Team of the Year. Ties will be broken at the discretion of the CBTF Executive. |
1994 SEM | MOTION #5 |
Sharon Donald moved that, for the Team of the Year CBTF Award, Pairs be included with Teams to conform with the Canada Sports Council criteria, ie: teams consist of 2 or more members. This nomination would be based on the highest placing at the World Baton Twirling Championships (effective 1993 awards). |
1995 FTM | MOTION #17 (Ratified - 95 FBM) RESCINDED - 2014 FBM Motion #27 |
Jennifer Meron moved that we accept 1995 Summer Group Commission Recommendation #13 as amended which reads:
Effective January 1, 1996 |
1995 FTM | RECOMMENDATION #10 (Ratified - 95 FBM) |
That CBTF implement a National Spirit Award and that Brenda Bennett, Saskatchewan, develop criteria to be presented at the 1996 Summer Technical Meeting. |
1995 FBM | MOTION #55 |
Cyndy Park moved that we accept the revised criteria for CBTF Provincial Executive of the Year Award as distributed. |
1995 FBM | MOTION #63 (AMENDED - 96 SBM - Motion #15) |
Elva Taylor moved that we accept the proposal for the CBTF LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD as distributed by D. Leslie that reads as follows: Criteria Selection Process Awards Ceremony Award Funding Note: Recipients will retain their CBTF voting rights should they choose to purchase an annual CBTF membership. |
1996 SEM | MOTION #7 |
Elva Taylor moved that Klaus Bower be chosen as the 1995 CBTF Volunteer of the Year. |
1997 SBM | MOTION #10 |
Sandra Vanderbyl moved that the Provincial Executive of the Year criteria apply from June 1 to May 31 of any given year. Effective Immediately |
1997 FBM | MOTION #9 |
Karen Gratton moved that Section XIV, Part C "CBTF Honourary Membership" of the CBTF Policy Manual be revised as follows:
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1997 FBM | MOTION #10 |
Elva Taylor moved that the CBTF honour a maximum of five Lifetime Achievement Award Recipients in 1998. |
1997 FBM | MOTION #11 |
Ron Kopas moved that the "Athlete of the Year" point system be included in the CBTF Policy Manual. Effective immediately |
1997 FBM | MOTION #19 |
Betty Davis moved to amend 97 FTM Proposal #30 (which references 1997 Summer Group Committee Meeting Recommendation #1) to read as follows):
Effective Immediately |
1998 SBM | MOTION #15 |
Joyce Ormshaw moved that the recipient of the Provincial Executive of the Year Award be determined annually by the CBTF Executive. DIRECTIVE: The criteria to be reviewed and updated by the Executive prior to the 1998 Fall BOD Meeting using the current criteria as a guideline. Effective Immediately |
1998 FBM | MOTION #12 |
Myra Kirk moved that the maximum number of Lifetime Achievement Recipients be set at four (4) for presentation at the 1999 Canadian Championships. |
1999 SBM | MOTION #9 |
Cyndy Park moved that we honour two (2) Lifetime Achievement awards for the year 2000. |
2002 SBM | MOTION #23 |
Kirk Guttman moved that CBTF pay the costs to construct shipping boxes for large trophies. CBTF will also pay the costs of shipping trophies to and from the National Competitions. Trophies will also be repaired this year (2002) and the costs of repairs will be picked up by CBTF. INTENT: Holders of the trophies will accept responsibility upon receipt and will be financially responsible for damage to the trophies. The recipient is responsible for engraving costs including name and year. Effective July 1, 2002 |
2003 SBM | MOTION #27 |
Betty Davis moved that the maximum Lifetime Achievement (recipients) be two (2) people to be reviewed in three (3) years. Effective July 7, 2003 |
2004 SBM | MOTION #22 |
Carol Robinson moved that we accept the amendment to the Lifetime Achievement Criteria as presented. Item #1 shall now read:
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2004 SBM | MOTION #23 |
Joyce Ormshaw moved that the CBTF Honorary Membership Nomination Form be amended to read as follows:
Effective Immediately |
2005 FBM | MOTION #32 |
Cyndy Park moved that the Grand National Trophies be retired after the 2006 Canadian Championships. Travelling plaques shall be used with the names and years from the trophies transferred to the plaques. |
2007 FBM | MOTION #35 |
Karen Gratton moved that Proposal #12 of the 2007 Summer Technical Meeting be accepted as follows:
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2008 FBM | MOTION #11 |
Kyla Wilson moved that all contingent members (athletes, coaches, judges) to the International Cup be presented with recognition certificates. INTENT: These to be presented at the International Cup competition. |
2008 FBM | MOTION #12 |
Karen Gratton moved that small, but significant, awards or gifts be given by CBTF to the athletes who place in the top 3 at International Cup. INTENT: This job to be coordinated by the CBTF 1st Vice President who shall acquire the results from the CBTF Technical Chair. CLARIFICATION: Awards will be ordered immediately following the competition and sent to the athlete's province for special presentation. CLARIFICATION: Team and Group members (plus alternates) will each receive an award. |
2008 FBM | MOTION #41 |
Sylvia Kernohan moved that we present up to 2 Honourary Memberships and up to 2 Lifetime Achievement Awards at the 2009 Canadian Championships. |
2009 FBM | MOTION #41 |
Joanne Moser moved to add 3-Baton, Freestyle, Compulsory and Short Program results to the Athlete of the Year formula. |
2009 FBM | MOTION #42 |
Joanne Moser moved that, for the Pair/Team of the Year award, we use the same point system as in an International Cup year, excluding the IC results. This will follow the same process we are using for Athlete of the Year |
BOD E-VOTE MAR 12/10 | MOTION E01-10 |
Joanne Moser moved that we present up to two (2) Honourary Memberships at the 2010 Canadian Championships. |
BOD E-VOTE MAR 12/10 | MOTION #E02-10 Joanne Moser moved that we present up to two (2) Lifetime Achievement Awards at the 2010 Canadian Championships. |
EXEC E-VOTE APR 19/10 | MOTION #E06-10 |
Karen Gratton moved that the Sharon Holliday Memorial Award for Sportsmanship be created as an annual CBTF award with the following criteria:
The Selection Committee shall consist of the CBTF Executive and the award presented to a deserving recipient at the Canadian Winner/Championships each year. This first recipient of this award shall be Sharon Holliday and it shall be presented to her family at the 2010 Canadian Team Trials. |
2010 FBM | MOTION #14 |
Elan Paluck moved to accept Proposal 8 from the 2010 FTM - revised Athlete and Pair/Team of the Year calculation - as follows:
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2010 FBM | MOTION #24 |
Janice Larkin moved that the maximum number of Lifetime Achievement Awards in 2011 be set at one (1) recipient. |
2010 FBM | MOTION #25 |
Joanne Moser moved that the maximum number of Honorary Memberships in 2011 be set at one (1) recipient. |
2011 FBM | MOTION #18 |
Joanne Moser moved to set the upper limit of Lifetime Achievement Awards and Honourary Memberships awarded at the 2012 Canadians at one each. |
2012 FBM | MOTION #7 |
Joanne Moser moved the maximum number of Lifetime Achievement Awards and Honorary Memberships that can be awarded be set at one and one, respectively. |
2013 Fall Conference | MOTION #35 |
I move that in 2014 the maximum be set at one Lifetime Achievement Award and one Honorary Membership. |
eVote B14-06 | Ratified 2014 AGM MOTION #5 |
Move that Motion #35, 2013 Fall Board Meeting be amended to read as follows:
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2014 FBM | MOTION #28 |
Karen moved that the CBTF Honours & Awards Procedures, Revision #1/2014 be accepted as amended. |
2014 FBM | MOTION #29 |
Kyla moved that, in 2015, the maximum number of recipients be set at up to two (2) Honourary Memberships and up to one (1) Lifetime Achievement. |