To acknowledge and reward excellence in coaching in Archery NZ, we are now calling for nomination for “Archery NZ Coach of the Year”.
The Archery NZ Coach of the Year award recognises members who have made significant contributions to archery clubs and/or athletes as a coach during the past year.
Both Nominators and Nominees must be members of Archery NZ. The coach must be a current, registered Archery NZ Foundation, Development, Performance Coach.
To Nominate: Complete the online application form or email coaching@archery.org.nz
Closing Date: Friday 21st March 2025 at 5:00pm
Assessment of Nominations: The nominations will be considered and the recipient will be announced at the Banquet following the National Outdoor Archery Championships 2025.
Details of Nomination
Nominators are to give a description of contributions that the coach has made to the sport of archery. Letters of support and other relevant documents may be provide in support of the application. This information will be used in the assessment for the award, please provide detail where possible.
Nominees for the Coach of the Year award will be considered under the following criteria:
Assessment Criteria
Areas that will be considered in assessment of nominations:
Understanding the sport of archery and lead by example.
The coach will demonstrate that they have in-depth understanding of the sport from the fundamental skills to advanced technique and competition strategy.
Continuing learning
That the nominee keeps up to date on current coaching practices. Continuing to seek knowledge to improve their coaching skills and share that knowledge with their athletes.
The successful coach will be a motivator who displays a positive attitude and enthusiasm for the sport and the athletes with the ability to motivate and inspire.
Communication
The nominee will demonstrate the ability to effectively communicate, setting goals and providing positive feedback to their athletes.
Leadership
The nominee should demonstrate leadership in the promotion and of fair play. They should be known as a positive role model for the athletes, other coaches and should show consistent leadership upon which the athletes can rely and relate to.