About award namesakes

Casey Moroschan

"Casey Moroschan is a man of the highest character, leadership, and unwavering community support. Throughout his life, Casey has exemplified the values of sportsmanship and dedication, serving as a consistent supporter of minor sports across Alberta. His passion for the game of basketball shines brightly through the achievements of his two granddaughters, Madison and Mackenzie, who have excelled at the minor, high school, and collegiate levels.  Casey has been a business leader and community leader that has worked tirelessly to advance the causes of youth.   Casey’s enduring commitment to youth sports and his inspiring leadership make him the perfect namesake for this prestigious award.” - Kavis Reed, President, The Game 4Ever

Lynette Taal

Lynette Taal has coached at various levels for more than three decades, from junior high to high school in Drayton Valley, to club basketball and post-secondary in Lethbridge. An all-star guard as a player at the University of Lethbridge in the early 1980s, she went on to serve as an assistant coach at her alma matter from 1988 to 1999 and again from 2007 to 2011; Taal helped guide the Pronghorns to their first Canada West championship in 1993. She is a former board member of the Alberta Basketball Association, and since 2011 has held various positions with the Lethbridge Minor Basketball Association.