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High School Sports Unsung Hero

Nominate a candidate for the CoGo's Unsung Hero!

The High School Sports Unsung Hero Award, presented by CoGo's, recognizes local high school coaches and student-athletes who have dedicated themselves to sports and academics, but traditionally have not received the deserved attention.

Criteria for selection is based on sportsmanship, scholastics, dedication to the sport and team members, success on the field, relationship with officials, school district personnel, the community, and current and former team members.

Fill out the form below to nominate a candidate for the award. Coaches and student athletes must have participated in high school varsity sports during the 2014-15 academic year.

Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

CoGo's Unsung Hero Nomination Form
* Name of your Nominee:
* Your E-mail Address:
* Is the nominee a Student-Athlete or a Coach?:
* What High School?:
* What Sport(s)?:
* Please explain why your nominee is deserving of the Unsung Hero Award (in less that 600 characters):
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