Lil Scholars

Award Winners

2010 Season

 

National All-American

 

Aylene Meza

Andres Garcia

Samantha Gastelum

Robert Sanderson

Larry Coleman

Kameron Coles

Colin Chao

 

 

OEC Conference

Award Winners

 

PLATINUM (95% or higher GPA)

 

Kevin De La Riva
Andres Garcia
Daniel Baca
Larry Coleman
Samantha Gastelum
Aylene Meza
Taiosamoa Misa
Robbie Sanderson
Carter Hackett
Isaiah Stanley Cisneros
Joseph Nuez
Cody Tsosie
Tyler Adams
Ryan Mowl
Jordan Wade
Colin Chao
Carmen Gastelum
Savannah Hammond
Jayden Kelly
Christian Sanchez
Jonathan Martin
Aaron Shampklin
Drake De La Cruz
Cyrus Martinez
Luke Gonzalez
Isaiah Knowles
Robert Wilson
Kameron Coles
Brett Corwin
Mani Vu

 

GOLD (90% - 94% GPA)

 

Nicholas Blaylock
Pierre Tulifau
Tanaiha Allen
Jake Bosselmann
Jonathan Cornejo
Joel Torrecillas
Summer Carranza
Madeline Gallegos
Richard Brown
Joey Noble
Evan Walty
Rusty Weisenstein
Stephanie Borja
Madison Bosselmann
Charisma Cube
Alexandria Reeves
Alexis Walty
Derrick Dennis
Jeremy Brown
Taylor Dunlop
Styles Hart
Darian Patton
Michael Perez
Dane Thomas
Travis Tuitasi
Adrian Burt
Danny Frankel
Michael Gutierrez
Daniel Heirich
Ian Light
Kyle Williams
William Bui
Elliel Davis
Dillon  Ellison
Dejon Johnson
Matthew Nelson
Keanu Payne
Nicklaus Ragas
Jordan Taylor
Cheyenne Walker
Ariel Grond
Desiree Jacobs
Mariah Melendez
Kristiana Palacio
Kalani Vaisa
Nicholas Donahue
Noah Nieto
Jaylan Pierce
Ewan Scott
Alex Smith
Mason Webb
Keenan Blake
Nathaniel Burch
Joshua Belvin
Zachary Carter
Dylan Ramirez
David Baruch
Nicholas Billoups
Qujuan Campbell
Nathan Forno
Ahmad Martin
Haven Mcgee
Chris Murphy
Mehki Bowman
Steven Garcia
Isaiah Long
Raul Lopez
Maximus Munoz
Sethavon Nem
Reni Nevels
Trystan Scott
Lawrence Blake
Guy Duplantier
Nick Hill
Isaac Ua
 

Please contact our Lil Scholars coordinator for any questions regarding the Lil Scholars program:

 

Dawn Weisenstein

lilscholars@lakewoodlancers.org

 

Lakewood Pop Warner Little Scholars, Inc. (LPW) is affiliated with the only national youth sports organization (Pop Warner) in America that requires its participants to perform adequately in the classroom before permitting them to play or cheer. Pop Warner believes that the standards they have set give these children a sense of responsibility and an appreciation for academics and athletics that will help them develop later on in life.

Like such organizations as the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and National Federation of High Schools (NFHS), Pop Warner has academic guidelines and criteria that need to be met in order for a child to participate.

 

THE NATIONAL POLICY

Proof of satisfactory progress (SCHOLASTIC FITNESS) in school is required. A 2.0/70% or the equivalent shall be the minimum grade point average acceptable to participate. GPA is based on the end of the school year report card from the previous school year. In cases of doubt or conflict of opinion, a written statement by the school administration shall be deemed final. NOTE: This rule as it relates to scholastic grades may not be made more stringent by any team, association, or conference, as other rules may be. No local team/squad may be eligible to participate in conference championships and/or bowl games if it has not met the nationally published scholastic requirements.

 

WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE A 2.0/70% GRADE POINT AVERAGE?

We understand that not all student-athletes are able to meet the scholastic requirements. If a child does not meet the requirements of scholastic fitness, he/she must fill out and submit a Scholastic Eligibility Form in order to be certified and participate. This form must be accompanied by a passing progress report or report card to be eligible for play after October 15, 2008. That report must be dated between Sep. 15, 2008 and Oct 15, 2008.

 

RECOGNITION

Each year, at many levels (League, Conference, Region, and National), children are recognized for their scholastic achievements. This recognition takes different forms depending upon the organization and age. Those who qualify for National recognition usually attend an award ceremony held at either Disneyland or Disney World.

 

ALL-AMERICAN RECOGNITION

Each year, the most academically accomplished Pop Warner kids compete for Academic All-American status. This process begins at the conference (OEC) level and up through each of the eight Pop Warner regions to the National level. In 2007, approximately 380,000 kids participated in Pop Warner. As our numbers once again reached record levels, 276 First Team members, over 4,200 Second Team members and 900 Honorable Mention scholars were named as Academic All-Americans at the National Level for 2004-2005.

The Pop Warner All-American Program requires a minimum 96% grade point average to apply for All-American status. After the applications have been processed, Pop Warner determines National First Team All-Americans (35 football, 25 cheer per grade), National Second Team All-Americans and National Honorable Mention Scholars.

For more information on the Pop Warner All-American program, visit the All-American page on the Pop Warner website and/or view the All-American FAQ's form.