Three Canadians shortlisted for the 2015 CONCACAF Awards
21.19The Confederation of North, Central America and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF) announced today the shortlists and the opening of fan and media voting for the third annual CONCACAF Awards, to honor the year�s standout performers and achievements from across Confederation events. The awards, which will be presented for the third time, have been designed to recognize the top players, coaches and referees in women�s and men�s events from the CONCACAF region.
The CONCACAF Awards honor players and achievements in CONCACAF-sanctioned tournaments and competitions involving the Confederation�s national teams at all levels, including FIFA World Cups and World Cup qualifying for both genders, in all age categories. Performances also eligible for recognition include those achieved in professional club football leagues under CONCACAF�s stewardship in North America, Central America and the Caribbean, as well as the CONCACAF Champions League.
The lists have been submitted for final voting among three important stake-holding segments of the Confederation: Member Associations� men�s and women�s national team coaches and captains, media and fans. The national team coaches and captains from across the Confederation will account for one third of the final vote, and accredited members of CONCACAF�s media circle will contribute another third of the tally. Fans from around the region and the world are invited to vote online for the final one-third segment of the vote.
Women
1. Carol Anne Chenard (CAN, photo)
2. Karen Abt (USA)
3. Katja Koroleva (USA)
4. Kimberly Moreira (CRC)
5. Lucila Venegas (MEX)
6. Margaret Domka (USA)
7. Maureese Sheete (GUY)
8. Melissa Borjas (HON)
9. Michelle Pye (CAN)
10. Quetzalli Alvarado (MEX)
Women1. Carol Anne Chenard (CAN, photo)
2. Karen Abt (USA)
3. Katja Koroleva (USA)
4. Kimberly Moreira (CRC)
5. Lucila Venegas (MEX)
6. Margaret Domka (USA)
7. Maureese Sheete (GUY)
8. Melissa Borjas (HON)
9. Michelle Pye (CAN)
10. Quetzalli Alvarado (MEX)
Men
1. David Gantar (CAN)
2. Fernando Guerrero (MEX)
3. Hector Rodriguez (HION)
4. Henry Bejarano (CRC)
5. Joel Aguilar (SLV)
6. Ricardo Montero (CRC)
7. Roberto Garcia (MEX)
8. Sherwin Moore (GUY)
9. Walter Lopez (GUA)
10. Yadel Martinez (CUB)
Source: CONCACAF
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