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Nominations may be submitted to the Hall of Fame Committee by officials, coaches, athletic directors or coordinators of officials.
The Hall of Fame committee has established the following criteria for the Hall of Fame nominees.
- Nominees should come from being former officials, assignors, observers or camp instructors.
- Nominees must have ten years of service with at least five years of active officiating.
- Nominees need to have worked in one of the following northwest states: Alaska, Idaho, Oregon or Washington.
- Nominees need to be retired for five years from one of the positions listed above. They may still be involved in one of the other areas.
- Nominees should exemplify a positive, professional attitude and enthusiasm towards college women’s basketball.
- Nominees should have been or still are mentors and role models for young, upcoming officials.
- Nominees should have been examples of followers of the CCA Code of Conduct for officials.
If you know of a candidate that meets the above criteria, and would like to nominate them to the Hall of Fame, complete the on-line nomination form. All nominations will be reviewed by the committee. A maximum of three nominees will be selected by the committee each year.
Once nominated, the committee will collect information from nominee about their officiating career.
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