Scholarship and Award Criteria

"Most Complete Player"

Most Complete Player

Quinn Keast pursued his adopted mission of developing a “complete” game in the way that he played basketball with undying determination and dedication to do his best. He played with tenacity, intensity and heart on both ends of the floor. These qualities are not necessarily reflected on the score sheet, but every coach recognizes the intangible and invaluable contribution to team

success. Quinn was unable to fulfill his dream of playing basketball after high school but there are many who can realize this goal. The Quinn Keast Foundation wishes to encourage their endeavours. A successful candidate for a QKF scholarship or award will exhibit the following, in addition to the above: 

In the game of basketball:   

  • • Dedication to team success as an over-arching goal;
  • Offensive skill with an appreciation for both team scoring and individual contribution;
  • Defensive perseverance and commitment;
  • Relentless pursuit of possession of the ball.

In his or her personal life: 

  • • Good sportsmanship represented by respect for his or her teammates, coaches, game officials and opponents;
  • Character, leadership and determination in personal endeavours, academic pursuits and the community involvement.

 A scholarship is conditional on the honouree enrolling in a post-secondary educational institution approved by the Foundation.