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Northern Kentucky Softball Coaches Association Awards Banquet results

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Any of those kids getting a chance to play D1 ball?

 

It's great that the NKS Coaches recognize their players like this.

 

Graybill is going to UL. I think that's it.

Graybill is going to UL. I think that's it.

 

This is true but not the only one that had D1 looks. I have said it before, with girls, there are times when you can't always judge their talent on whether they dicided to go D1 or not. Girls weigh in a lot of other things when choosing a school, unless they are just totally sold on playing D1. Some girls are not sold on it and can get just as much money as D1 kid without playing D1.

Where does the money come from for these scholarships??

 

No dog in the hunt, and appraciate all the hard work that everyone does to put this on.

Can someone answer this, how does Highlands 2nd basement not get nominated with 1 error all year? This is a total joke by the coaches. JMO.

 

Sure, I can answer it. I'd be happy to meet with you and discuss. You must be pretty close to the program since you know that stat. So it shouldn't be hard to set up some time with me.

Can someone answer this, how does Highlands 2nd basement not get nominated with 1 error all year? This is a total joke by the coaches. JMO.
Ask your Coach he nominated.

I love Gabbard and she has a great future at 2b. She's a freshman, isn't she? I'd say the one of the stats she couldn't overcome for this vote is senior leadership; the Birds were loaded with strong ones this year.

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Where does the money come from for these scholarships??

 

No dog in the hunt, and appraciate all the hard work that everyone does to put this on.

 

Association dues & Umpires Association donate money for one scholarship the past 2 years from proceeds from the Jr/Sr All Star game.

Thanks LB ..... You all do an awesome job recognizing the effort of these girls and this sport!

1) Congrats to all the girls that were honored.

2) Great work LB!

3) I don't know Ellis' full story but I do know her and she is an outstanding person and athlete. It is awesome that she was honored and I hope we get to hear Roddy's statement. Congrats El!

It's great that NKSCA puts this together and does such a great job trying to recognize the players and programs in the area, especially with the Scholarships. The rules outlined by @Lawnboy13 look very reasonable and fair to produce a quality POY, 1st Team, 2nd Team and Honorable Mention. Hats off to them and congratulations to all the nominees.

 

But it takes coaches who are involved and pay attention to make it work and make it meaningful. Div II was the most glaring mistake. How can a player who didn't really play defense, didn't lead her own team (much less the whole area) in AVG, RBI, 2B, or 3B, win POY? Her own coach alluded (in an earlier thread) that coaches should look at both a players offense and defense effect on the game. That is unfortunate that the coaches didn't pay attention.

 

But I guess we should have all taken @Four King Crazy words of wisdom to heart:

The sad thing is that you guys have evidently forget one thing! It's a popularity contest Not a best player award! First the vote is taken way before the seasons midway point! Second all the coaches don't take it serious (the weekly standing prove that) even if they wanted too they don't get to see all the players and then most would still vote to get certain kids notarity and/or they hold grudges against others!

It's great that NKSCA puts this together and does such a great job trying to recognize the players and programs in the area, especially with the Scholarships. The rules outlined by @Lawnboy13 look very reasonable and fair to produce a quality POY, 1st Team, 2nd Team and Honorable Mention. Hats off to them and congratulations to all the nominees.

 

But it takes coaches who are involved and pay attention to make it work and make it meaningful. Div II was the most glaring mistake. How can a player who didn't really play defense, didn't lead her own team (much less the whole area) in AVG, RBI, 2B, or 3B, win POY? Her own coach alluded (in an earlier thread) that coaches should look at both a players offense and defense effect on the game. That is unfortunate that the coaches didn't pay attention.

 

But I guess we should have all taken @Four King Crazy words of wisdom to heart:

 

Let me know who's name you think should be on it and Shelby will be more than happy to give it to them. Can probably have it done by the end of the week.

It seems as though the adults care more about these awards than the kids...or they are trying to ruin it for the kids. Not sure which it is.

The purpose of my post was not to bash on any High School athlete(s) or take anything away from the organizers of this event!

My other two cents on this and I believe this would put an end to all this about who plays with the voting and remove any doubt of impropriety. Just publish the votes. As it was stated at the event, each coach assigns a number to the players 19 thru 1 and the rest are honorable mention in the coaches eyes. Who ever receives the most points is POY. It's been mentioned to drop the highest and the lowest score and that could help but if the votes were published and a Maddy Moran type player received a 1 or 0, it's pretty obvious that coach has an issue with that player for whatever reason or wanted to lower Maddys total to give their kid a better chance. If coaches feel that their votes were the best based on what they know, they shouldn't have an issue with publishing them.

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