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The 2007-2008 NIAA Award of Excellence in Academics, Athletics and Citizenship
(points table at bottom of page)
NIAA Citizenship Through
Sports ==>
School-self assessment form (due
Friday, May 1)
- May 30, 2008
- Final standings
for the NIAA's Award
of Excellence in
Academics, Athletics
and Citizenship are posted.
Please click on the
link/ headline above
to view the press
release and top
placers in each
class.
The Nevada
Interscholastic
Activities
Association, the
non-profit governing
body of high school
athletics in the
Silver State, began
the Award of
Excellence in
Academics, Athletics
and Citizenship
program in 2001. The
scoring system
awards points to
schools based on
their varsity teams’
performances in the
classroom, at the
athletic venue and
in the Citizenship
Through Sports
Program. Each of the
three major
categories in high
school activities –
academics, athletics
and sportsmanship –
are weighted
equally, and boys
and girls programs
are combined in the
standings table.
Spirit points were
added after the
conclusion of the
winter season.
Points will be
deducted for
ejections and other
unsportsmanlike
conduct at the
conclusion of the
spring season.
The NIAA honors the
winning school in
each classification
by presenting it
with a championship
banner and
commemorative
trophy. The NIAA
considers the Award
of Excellence in
Academics, Athletics
and Citizenship to
be its top overall
program.
Past winners of the
NIAA Award of
Excellence (1A, 2A,
3A, 4A)
2006-2007:
Pahranagat Valley,
Rite of Passage,
Boulder City, Palo
Verde.
2005-2006:
Pahranagat Valley,
The Meadows, Boulder
City, Galena.
2004-2005:
Wells, Whittell,
Boulder City, Palo
Verde.
2003-2004:
Smith Valley, Faith
Lutheran, Virgin
Valley, Palo Verde.
2002-2003:
Smith Valley,
Faith Lutheran,
Truckee, Palo Verde.
2001-2002:
Pahranagat Valley,
Faith Lutheran,
Spring Creek,
Carson.
2000-2001:
Pahranagat Valley,
The Meadows, Moapa
Valley, Reno.
Silver Certificate winners
for 2007-2008 school year (Congratulations!)
Class 1A -
Beatty, Calvary Chapel, Carlin, Coleville,
Eureka, Henderson International, Lake Mead,
Owyhee, Pahranagat Valley, Round Mountain,
Sierra Lutheran, Smith Valley.
Class 2A -
Battle Mountain, The Meadows, Needles,
Pershing County, Rite of Passage, West
Wendover, White Pine, Whittell.
Class 3A -
Boulder City, Dayton, Faith Lutheran,
Fernley, Incline, Lowry, Moapa Valley,
Pahrump Valley, Sparks, Spring Creek,
Truckee, Virgin Valley, Yerington.
Class 4A -
Bishop Gorman, Bishop Manogue, Bonanza,
Canyon Springs, Carson, Centennial,
Chaparral, Churchill County,
Cimarron-Memorial, Clark, Coronado, Damonte
Ranch, Desert Pines, Douglas, Durango,
Eldorado, Elko, Galena, Hug, Legacy,
Liberty, McQueen, Mojave, North Valleys,
Palo Verde, Reed, Reno, Shadow Ridge, Sierra
Vista, South Tahoe, SECTA, Wooster.
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NIAA Award of Excellence in Academics, Athletics and Citizenship
Points Table for 2007-2008 school year
I. Academic Component
1. Win NIAA-Jostens State Academic Team Championship,
100 points
2. state academic team runner-up, 90
3. team GPA of 3.60 or higher, 80
4. team GPA of 3.50 - 3.59, 70
5. team GPA of 3.40 - 3.49, 60
6. team GPA of 3.25 - 3.39, 50
7. team GPA of 3.00 - 3.24, 40
8. team GPA of 2.75 - 2.99, 30
9. team GPA of 2.50 - 2.74, 20
10. team GPA filed with NIAA office (>2.50), 10
II. Athletic Component
1. Win NIAA-LVRJ State Championship, 100 points
2. state athletic team runner-up, 90
3. state semifinals qualifier, 70
4. league/region tournament champion, 50
5. state tournament team qualifier, 40
6. league/region tournament semifinals, 30
7. league/region tournament qualifier, 20
III. Citizenship Through Sports Program
Class 1A, maximum value of 600 points
Class 2A, maximum value of 900
Class 3A, maximum value of 1000
Class 4A, maximum value of 1300
IV. Deductions for Ejections
- 75 points for each student-athlete ejection
-150 points for each coach ejection
-150 points on Executive Director’s discretion
for unsportsmanlike conduct / improper behavior
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