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2021-22 CoSIDA Publication and Digital Design Contest Deadlines and Coordinators

See below for a list of contests, deadlines and contest coordinators. Direct any questions to the contest coordinator or CoSIDA Publications and Digital Design Committee Chair Gene Cassell (gene.cassell@washburn.edu). See the bottom of this page for descriptions of each contest. Submit your entries at CoSIDA.com/Awards.


NEW DEADLINES! Deadlines are clearly marked and shared well in advance. This year there are three contest deadlines starting Oct. 15. The second deadline is Dec. 15 and the final deadline has been extended from March 15 to April 1. THIS IS A CHANGE FROM THE PAST YEARS . All contests need to be submitted online through the CoSIDA Awards portal. If anyone wants to get involved with the CoSIDA Publications and Digital Design Contest, please contact Gene Cassell, Chair.

 
Fall Contests - Entry Deadline October 15, 2021
Contest Coordinator
Fall Posters - College Pierce Yarberry
Fall Posters (non-football) - University Jimmy Habecker
Football Media Guides - College Ricky Hazel
Football Media Guides - FCS Barry Beal
Football Media Guides - FBS Tyler Morrison
Football Posters - University Matt Turk
Men's Soccer Guides - University and College Dave Beyer
Women's Soccer Guides - University and College Jonah Goldberg
Fall at large media guides - University and College Christian Gravius
Women's Volleyball Media Guides - University Ben Greenberg
Women's Volleyball Media Guides - College Kevin Edelson
Winter Contests - Entry Deadline December 15, 2021
Contest Coordinator
Winter Posters - College Ryan Workman
Winter Posters - University Zachary Shore
Football Game Programs - College Ryan Prickett
Football Game Programs - University Kevin Maloney
Game Notes - Fall Sports - University Bryan Montgomery
Men's Basketball Media Guide - University Ben Greenberg
Men's Basketball Media Guide - College Travis Jarome
Women's Basketball Media Guide - University Tyler Cundith
Women's Basketball Media Guide - College Dan Ruede
Winter at large media guides - University and College Tyler Morrison
Winter Infographic Athlete Feature - University and College Lindsey Williams
Fall sports video Hype/Pregame  - University and College Douglas Waters
Video Recaps - Fall Sports - University and College William Meyer
Fall Infographic Game Feature - University and College Rich Moser
Fall Infographic Event Feature - University and College Ryan Ilardi
Fall Infographic Athlete Feature - University and College Zachary Shore
Game Notes - Fall Sports - College TBD
Winter sports video Hype/Pregame  - University and College Ryan Sells
Video Recaps - Winter Sports - University and College TBD
Winter Infographic Game Feature - University and College TBD
Winter Infographic Event Feature - University and College TBD
Spring Contests - Entry Deadline April 1, 2022
Contest Coordinator
Baseball Media Guides - College Tom Gilbert
Baseball Media Guides - University Michael Sanders
Spring, Winter, Fall Media Guides - Conference Bryan Montgomery
Spring Posters - College Rich Moser
Spring Posters - University David Ambrose
Game Notes - Winter Sports - University Eric Rhew
Game Notes - Winter Sports - College Karra Logan
Game Notes - Spring Sports - University Ben Greenberg
Softball Media Guides - University Zachary Shore
Softball Media Guides - College Joseph Templin
Spring at large media guides - University and College Thomas Wehner
Postseason Media Guides - College and University Ryan Workman
Multi-Sport Media Guides - University and College Rachel Vogel
Basketball Game Programs - College and University Francis Tommasino
Moton Graphics/Gifs - University Jesse Campbell
Single Sport Programs - University and College Ryan Ilardi
Spring sports video Hype/Pregame  - University and College Douglas Waters
Motion Graphics/GIFs - College TBD
Video Program/Athlete - College and University TBD
Video Recaps - Spring Sports - University and College TBD
Spring Infographic Game Feature - University and College TBD
Spring Infographic Event Feature - University and College TBD
Spring Infographic Athlete Feature - University and College TBD
Game Notes - Spring Sports - College TBD
Special Event Programs - University and College TBD
Online Magazine - University and College TBD


2021-22 Publications & Digital Design Contest Descriptions
 

Conference Guides: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for conference guides. This contest would include preseason preview and postseason review publications (not postseason tournament programs – see special programs) in all sports, but is not intended for record books or generic listings of number/record-oriented material. This contest is also not intended for newsletters and other conference periodicals.
 
Football Guides: Three divisions are offered for football guides – Football Bowl Series, Football Championship Series and College Division. These are preseason publications that are produced once a year and have a primary purpose of providing information to the media.
 
Media Guide Contests: Two divisions (University and College) for the sports of baseball, men’s basketball, women’s basketball, men’s soccer, women’s soccer, softball and women’s volleyball the contest is for preseason publications that are produced once a year and have a primary purpose of providing information to the media. Combined men’s and women’s publications may be entered in either that sport’s contest or the Multi-Sport Guide contest, but not both. In non-gender-separated contests, an entrant could have two entries, both of which could place in this contest.
 
At-Large Guide Contests: Two divisions (University and College) for sports that do not have their specific contest are available in fall/winter and spring contests. Fall/Winter includes: Bowling, Cross Country, Equestrian, Fencing, Field Hockey, Gymnastics, Ice Hockey, Rifle, Skiing, Swim & Dive, Water Polo [M], Wrestling. Spring includes: Golf, Rowing, Lacrosse, Tennis, Track & Field, Water Polo [W]. If your sport is not listed among the above sports, please submit to the category in which your sport primarily competes. These are for preseason publications that are produced once a year and have a primary purpose of providing information to the media. Combined men’s and women’s publications may be entered in either this contest or the Multi-Sport Guide contest, but not both. In non-gender-separated contests, an entrant could have two entries, both of which could place in this contest.
 
Multiple Sport Guides: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for guides or guides that include more than one sport or men’s and women’s sports of the same type combined (not necessarily a co-ed sport). These are preseason publications that are produced once a year and have a primary purpose of providing information to the media. An entrant could have multiple entries, several of which could place in this contest.
 
Postseason Guides: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for postseason books, pamphlets, or guides. These are publications that are produced by an institution to provide information to the media about a season just past that has resulted in postseason play. Entries from the postseason of the previous academic year are allowed for all spring championships, which could not be entered in last year’s contest. An entrant could have multiple entries, several of which for conference publications.
 
Game Notes: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for game notes. These are changing publications that are produced for each game or group of games and have a primary purpose provide a preview of a game/match. Game notes are produced for each game throughout the season.  There are three separate contests for both divisions – fall sports, winters sports and spring sports. Three versions (updates) of game notes are required for judging.
 
Game Programs: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for game programs. These are changing publications that are produced for each home game or group of home games and have a primary purpose of resale to the attending public. Programs that are produced as a single-issue program to be sold throughout the season (no changing copy) should be entered in the special programs category. Three versions (updates) of game programs are required for judging.
 
Special Event Programs: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for special issue/single event publications. These are publications that are produced for special events and intended for sale or distribution to the general public. Single issue programs that cover an entire season also would fit into this category. This would apply for football, basketball, hockey, etc. An entrant could have multiple entries, several of which could place in this contest.
 
Single-Sport Programs: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for programs produced in sports other than football or basketball. These are changing publications that are produced for each home game and have a primary purpose of resale to the attending public. Any sport that has 20 or more entries two years in a row will evolve into its own contest. An entrant could have multiple entries, several of which could place in this contest. Three versions (updates) of single-sport programs are required for judging.
 
Fall Infographic Athlete Feature: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for this infographic contest. These are In-House produced graphics (non-motion) used to promote an athlete, athlete’s performance or award(s) through social media outlets. No more than five graphics can be entered and each graphic must be entered separately.
 
Fall Infographic Game Feature: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for this infographic contest. These are In-House produced graphics (non-motion) used to promote a program or game through social media outlets. No more than five graphics can be entered and each graphic must be entered separately.
 
Fall Event Feature: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for this infographic contest. These are In-House produced graphics (non-motion) used to promote an event, such as (but not limited to) hall of fame induction or signing day. Multiple submissions using the same template will be judged as one submission. No more than five graphics can be entered and each graphic must be entered separately.
 
Fall/Winter/Spring Motion Graphics/GIFs: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for motion graphics/GIFs. These are In-House produced motion graphics used to promote an athlete, program, game and/or event through social media outlets. No more than four from any one sport can be entered in one of the three seasons of contests. An entrant could have multiple entries, several of which could place in this contest.
 
Online Magazines: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for online magazines. These are publications that are produced by an institution intended for distribution to the general public and viewed through the web or mobile apps.
 
Posters: There are a total of eight poster contests. Fall sport college, non-football university, university football, winter sport college, winter sport university, winter sport college, spring sport college, spring sport university. These are publications that are produced to promote some aspect of the athletic program and distributed for general use by media, team members and fans or any combination of the same. An entrant could have multiple entries, several of which could place in this contest.
 
Video Program/Athlete: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for this video feature contest, with entries ranging from recruiting to program or athlete in-depth storytelling. If your video submission does not fit within hype/pregame or highlight categories, submit it in this category. All video entries must be developed In-House and not from an outside agency.
 
Fall/Winter/Spring - Video Hype/Pregame: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for this video feature contest, where entries are focused on pregame or “hype” videos. This can include in-stadium/arena videos starting lineup videos, or a single-event video. All video entries must be developed In-House and not from an outside agency.
 
Video Recaps: Two divisions (University and College) are offered for this video contest, where entries are focused on game, practice or event highlights and must be submitted in the correct fall/winter/spring category for their sport. All video entries must be developed In-House and not from an outside agency and cannot be longer than 120 seconds in length.
 
If you have a specific contest question, please contact Publications Contest Committee Chair Gene Cassell of Washburn at gene.cassell@washburn.edu or (785) 969-7577.