NUCS HALL OF FAME

HALL OF FAME COMMITTEE:

The duties of the committee are to take nominations, make recommendations, and submit them to the Board Directors, for consideration for the Hall of Fame. The committee will consist of the State Rep. that are, already in place.

 All dogs that have a Super Grand Championship, and meet all requirements as set forth in the criteria will automatically go into the Hall of Fame without a vote of the Board of Directors.

 All dogs meeting the requirements as set forth in the criteria will be nominated and placed on the ballot to be voted on by the Board of Directors.

 The Hall of Fame Committee shall also take nominations for dogs that do not meet the criteria, and by unanimous vote of the Hall of Fame Committee, select 1 dog and 1 handler from these nominations to be put on the ballot each year. NOTE: only 1 dog and/or 1 handler may be put on the ballot each year through this method. The Committee does not have to select a dog or handler each year. The Committee may also nominate two people per year, who has help with the NUCS, be it a Judge, Director, or anyone they see fit, to put before the Board of Directors to vote on. This does not have to be done every year. This will be decided on by a majority vote of the Board of Directors.

 The Hall of Fame Committee shall receive nominations throughout the year, with these nominations sent to the Committee Chairman by Jan. 1^st. The Committee Chairman will then send out Ballots to all Committee members by Feb. 1^st, for each member to vote on.

The ballots must be returned by March 1^st for the Chairman to present them to the Board of Directors for a final vote. The nominees must receive a majority vote to be elected to the Hall of Fame.

 Any dog or handler that is elected to the Hall of Fame shall be inducted the following year at the National Finals Banquet. NOTE: Any dog or Handler that has been elected to the NUCS Hall of Fame cannot be taken away, unless it is proven that he/she was elected illegally.

 Handlers will become eligible based on how many Champions they have handled thru the years. It will be on a 100 point criteria explained below

 There will also be a place in the NUCS Hall of Fame for the dog that reproduces Champions from their Blood Lines and will be called Hall of Fame Reproducer.

The dogs must score 100 points from the criteria that will be explained.

                                                                                                                                                                    CRITERIA FOR NUCS HALL OF FAME:

Any dog that has become a Grand Champion of the NUCS will be eligible for nomination for the Hall of Fame. To be a Grand Champion they must have 5 Championships in the   Open or Doubles Divisions of NUCS, or 3 Championships in the Amateur Division.

 When a dog has gotten its Super Grand Championship, and this is when he/she has 10 NUCS Championships it will automatically be inducted into the NUCS Hall Of Fame.

 To be nominated for the at large nomination the dog and the handler must have been in good standing with NUCS and NKC to be eligible for the Hall of Fame.

Reproducers Hall of Fame 100pts needed
10 points      For each son or daughter that becomes a Amateur Champion
15 points      For each son or daughter that becomes a Open or Doubles Champion
20 points      For each son or daughter that becomes a Grand Champion
30 points      For each son or daughter that becomes a Super Grand Champion

Handlers Criteria 100pts needed
5 points        For each Championship
10 points      For each Grand Championship
15 points      For each National Finals Championship
20 points      For each Super Grand Championship

A list of nominees will be place on the web site each year for the entire membership to see and send their nomination to their Committee member. This will be updated 1 time per year.

 A NUCS Hall of Fame Plaque will be present each year to the new Hall of Fame members, at the NUCS National Finals Banquet.