The Star Tribune is now accepting nominations for three special honors that will be announced in June for the fourth annual Star Tribune All-Metro Sports Awards. Anyone can nominate a student, coach, leader or special person who contributes to prep sports. The honors are:
Nominate high school athletes, leaders, volunteers for Star Tribune All-Metro Sports Awards
Three special honors require nominations, and we are ready to accept yours.
May 28, 2021 at 7:59PM
The Courage in Competition Award
This award will be given to the student-athlete who has displayed great courage, in any form, this school year.
The Student First Award
Our academics-focused honor will be awarded to the student-athlete who has performed at the highest level in the classroom this season.
The Difference-Maker of the Year
A highlight every year, our Difference-Maker honor will be awarded to a person who displayed an extraordinary spirit of service and selflessness in supporting student athletes and advancing high school athletics in the metro area.
Nominating is easy
To submit a nomination, simply go here and follow the steps:
After the nomination period concludes, nominees will be evaluated and winners carefully chosen by the Star Tribune Sports staff.
Seven other honors will be awarded as well: Boys and Girls Teams of the year, Male and Female Athlete of the Year, Coach of the Year for both a boys' team and a girls' team, and our play of the year.
The AMSAs
Our fourth annual All-Metro Sports Awards show will be virtual again this year, as it was last June. Special videos recognizing the winners and celebrating a difficult but special school year will be produced and streamed by the Star Tribune in June.
Thank you for taking the time to nominate these special individuals.
Six players plus head coach Garrett Raboin and assistant coach Ben Gordon are from Minnesota. The tournament’s games will be televised starting Monday.
