CoachingNL- Upcoming Coaching Courses

There has been an additional Make Ethical Decisions Coaching Course added, the course will take place on Sunday March 4th, 2018, 11:00am- 2:00pm, at the SportNL Building- 1296A Kenmount Road, registration is now open for this course. 

Corner Brook Courses

Part B- Teaching and Learning, Basic Mental Skills and Design a Basic Sport Program- March 23, 6:30pm-10:30pm & March 24, 9:00am- 5:00pm. Grenfell Campus Rm: A325.

Part A- Make Ethical Decisions, Planning a Practice and Nutrition- May 4, 6:30pm- 10:30pm & May 5, 9:00am- 5:00pm. Location TBA. 

Registration Info:

https://thelocker.coach.ca/Account/Login

Step 1: If you are already a member of the locker please enter you NCCP # or e-mail and password. If you have forgot your password, or never had one it can be retrieved or created instantly.

Step 2: Once you have successfully entered your username and password - click the "Calendar" tab in the top right corner of the web site. Once you are in the event calendar you can sort it accordingly to find the course you wish to attend. You can filter the calendar by sport and province.

Step 3: Once you have clicked on the event you wish to take, the details will come up on the right side - click on "Register for this event"

If you never taken an NCCP course in any course on the Locker home page click on the link that says "Don't have an account? Create one now!"

Once you have received your NCCP password for the Locker you will be able to register for a course by following steps 2 and 3.

Stephanie Fowler

Sport Development Specialist 

1296A Kenmount Road

Paradise, NL A1L 1N3

T: 709-576-3397

F: 709-576-7493

Team NL to compete at the 2017 Legion National Youth Track & Field Championships

NLAA and the Provincial Legion Command selected a team of 17 athletes to represent Newfoundland and Labrador at the 2017 Legion National Youth Track & Field Championships. The NL Team will compete in the Midget (U16) & Youth categories (U18). The NL Legion Team was selected following the Legion Provincial Championships on Fri, Jul 7 - Sat, Jul 8, 2017.

The 2017 Legion National Youth Track & Field Championships, will take place in Brandon, Manitoba, from August 11 to 13, 2017.

For over fifty years The Royal Canadian Legion has supported Canada’s youth through training and competition in track and field. The Legion National Championships is Canada’s premier and only nationwide competition for the youth and midget category and are truly national in scale as the Legion supports provincial teams from all provinces and territories in Canada. This support is provided exclusively through funding provided by the members of the Legion.


Team Coaches:

• Gerard Power (Mount Pearl)
• Chelsea Sellers (St. John's)

Chaperones:

• Derrick Pittman (Gander)
• Trudy Pittman (Gander)

Athletes:

• Camryn Bonia (St. John's)
• Holly Brochu (Point Au Mal)
• Nick Butt (Stephenville)
• Emily Foley (St. John's)
• Josh Hamilton (St. John's)
• Emberley Johnson (Paradise)
• Michael Johnson (Paradise)
• Brooke Ledevehat (Mount Pearl)
• Shae Ledevehat (Mount Pearl)
• Alison Leroux (Gander)
• Kai Manuel (CBS)
• Denver McConnell (Point au Mal)
• Levi Moulton (Paradise)
• Chris Peacock (St. John's)
• Molly Pomeroy (St. John's)
• Olivia Ryan (Burin Bay Arm)
• Charlie Summers (Torbay)

Alternates:

• Caitriona Bonia (St. John's)
• Katie McDonald (Gander)
• Alexander Pittman (Gander)
• Ryan Pryor (Gander)

The Royal Canadian Legion, Track and Field program, is a nationally sanctioned program culminating in a national track & field camp and a national championship for Canadian youth between the ages of 13 and 17. The Royal Canadian Legion, Track and Field program, is divided into two sections - a three-day meet and an educational and technical clinic. In 2007, a coaching academy was also included in the program.

2017 Canada Games Athletics Team Announced

The Newfoundland and Labrador Athletics Association (NLAA) is pleased to announce the Athletics Team that will represent Newfoundland and Labrador at the 2017 Canada Summer Games.

Forty-one athletes across this province have been selected to the team to compete at the 2017 Games in Winnipeg, Manitoba, July 27 - August 5.

2017 Canada Games Athletics Staff:

• Head Coach: Jennifer Stender (St. John's)
• Coach: John Gamble (St. John's)
• Coach: Rosemary Forsey (Kippens)
• Coach: George Stanoev (St. John's)
• SO manager Stephen Connolly (St. John's)
• SO attendant Colleen Ryan (St. Philip's)
• SO attendant Clinton Kerfont (Red Brook)
• Para manager Margaret Tibbo (St. John's)
• Para attendant Dita Gracewood
• Para attendant Patrick Henderson

Athletes selected to the 2017 Canada Games Team:

• Barnes, Chantal (St. John's) - 400m, 800m, 4x400m Relay
• Boland, Jennifer (St. John's) - 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay
• Bonia, Camryn (St. John's) - 400m, 800m, 4x400m Relay
• Brace, Jenny (Mount Pearl) - 1500m
• Brochu, Holly (Point Au Mal) - High Jump
• Butler, Cheryl (Paradise) - Triple Jump
• Chan, Nicole (St. John's) - Long Jump, Triple Jump, 4x100m Relay
• Deshpande, Harshal (St. John's) - 4x100m Relay
• Elliott, Charlotte (Stephenville) - Javelin Throw
• Evelley, Pjeter (Gambo) - Shot Put
• Foley, Emily (St. John's) - Heptathlon
• Greeley, Jessica (Portugal Cove-St. Philip's) - Special Olympics: 100m, 200m
• Hamilton, Josh (St. John's) - 100m, 400m, Long Jump, 4x100m Relay
• Harding, Mykenzi (St. John's) - 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay
• Hayward, Erica (Mount Pearl) - Long Jump, 4x100m Relay
• Hicks, Cori (Flat Bay) -  wheelchair: 200m, 400m
• Holley, Paul (Mount Pearl) - 4x400m Relay
• Howley, Julia (St. John's) - 1500m, 4x400m Relay
• Johnson, Michael (Paradise) - 400mH, 4x400m Relay
• Jones, Jeremy (St. John's) -  wheelchair: 200m, 400m
• Kakoko, Jeremy (St.John's) - 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
• Knight, Eric (St. John's) - 4x400m Relay
• Knight, Evan (St. John's) - 800m, 1500m
• Leawood, Stacey (St. John's) - 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
• Ledevehat, Shae (Mount Pearl) - Heptathlon
• Moulton, Levi (Paradise) - 1500m, 5000m
• *Noble, Gavin (Middle Arm Gb) - Para: Shot Put, Discus Throw
• Noftall, David (St. John's) - Special Olympics: 100m, 200m
• Noseworthy, Matt (St. John's) - 5000m
• Peacock, Chris (St. John's) - 200m
• Pittman, Joseph (Spanish Room) - Decathlon
• Pomeroy, Molly (St. John's) - 4x400m Relay
• Power, Gerard (Mount Pearl) - 400m, 800m, 4x100m Relay, 4x400m Relay
• Rowsell, Mark (Corner Brook) - High Jump
• Ryan, Megan (Marystown) - 5000m
• Ryan, Olivia (Burin Bay Arm) - 4x100m Relay
• Walsh, Samantha (Stephenville) - Special Olympics: 100m, 200m
• White, Donovan (Stephenville) - High Jump, 4x100m Relay
• White, Katara (Stephenville) - Javelin Throw
• Wood, Andrew (St. John's) - 100m, 200m, 4x100m Relay
• Young, George (Stephenville Crossing) - 4x400m Relay

*Conditional selection, pending event spot allocation approval by the Canada Games Council

Links to:

• Team NL - http://www.teamnl.ca/
• 2017 Canada Games Athletics - http://www.canadagames.ca/athletics 

Follow us on Twitter:

• NLAA - @NLCGAthletics
• Team NL - #CGTeamNL
• Canada Games - #CGAthletics

For more information on the NLAA Canada Games program, please contact Jennifer Stender at jennifercg2017@nlaa.ca

Officials Track & Field Clinic - Throwing Events

NLAA is inviting former track and field athletes and interested parents to attend a free Introduction to Officiating - Throwing Events. The clinics will provide an overview of the different field events and will introduce participants to various tasks performed by officials. The official's clinic will review basic competition rules and best practices for throwing events. The workshop will start indoors and will follow with outside session. Please come prepared with a coat and appropriate footwear. Dress for comfort and light activity.

We encourage parents of athletes involved in track and field, to register for the clinic so you can be of assistance at the meets. Officials play a vital role in ensuring fair competition and assisting athletes to achieve their best.

• Date: June 10, 2017
• Location: Pearlgate Track and Field Complex, Mount Pearl
• Session Starts: 9:30 am - 12:00 noon (arrive between 9:15am and 9:25am)
• Prerequisite: None
• Bring pen and paper to take notes.
• Registration fee: free
• The clinic is limited to the first 30 entries.
• Registration deadline: Friday, June 9.

Click here to register.

Town of Paradise - Municipal Awards

Municipal Awards Categories

·         Junior Male Athlete of the Year (18 years & under)

·         Junior Female Athlete of the Year (18 years & under)

·         Male Athlete of the Year (19 years & older)

·         Female Athlete of the Year (19 years & older)

·         Coach of the Year

·         Youth of the Year (18 years & under)

·         Volunteer of the Year

·         Volunteer Group of the Year

·         Citizen of the Year

·         Business Excellence

·         Property Pride

Deadline - 12:00 p.m., Tuesday, March 28, 2017:

Mailed nominations must be postmarked by the above date. Nomination packages may be submitted via:

• In-person: Town Hall, 28 McNamara Drive or Paradise Double Ice Complex, 1 Sarah Davis Way
• Mail: Awards Selection Committee, c/o Pat Silver, 28 McNamara Drive, Paradise NL A1L 0A6
• Email: psilver@townofparadise.ca

The 2017 Town of Paradise Municipal Awards will be presented during Volunteer Appreciation Week at the Paradise Double Ice Complex.

Nomination Process

Only completed nomination packages will be considered for awards. A complete nomination package includes:

·         Completed Nomination Form, which must include the name and signature of a nominator and a seconder

·         Information on why you are nominating the individual, group, or business, including why he/she/they deserve to be recognized with an award. The information should be provided in a separate, typed document, attached to the nomination form.

Separate nomination packages must be complete if an individual and / or group is being nominated for more than one award category.

What you need to know:

All accomplishments noted in the nomination must have taken place between January 2016 and December 2016.

All Nominees must be current residents (groups or businesses) of the Town of Paradise, and must have resided within the Town for a minimum of six (6) months prior to the deadline for nomination 

The official Nomination Form must be completed and signed by both the Nominator and Seconder, neither of which may be immediate members of the Nominee's family. Separate Nomination Forms and Nominators are required if an individual, group or business is to be nominated for more than one award. 

Information contained on the Nomination Form and attached sheets will be the basis of the Awards Selection Committee's decision. All decisions of the Awards Selection Committee are final. Members of the immediate family of the Awards Selection Committee will not be eligible for awards.  

Residents of the Town of Paradise taking part in relevant activities outside the Town are considered eligible for awards. Volunteer, Youth, and Citizen of the Year will be predominately based on Town activities.

The final decision will take into account the calibre of activities (re: National, Provincial, Regional and local).

Pat Silver

Recreation Technician (Special Events)

Recreation & Leisure Services

psilver@townofparadise.ca

www.townofparadise.ca

1 Sarah Davis Way

Paradise, NL, A1L 0A6

P: 709.782.3570             F:709.782.6298

Bronze for Bonia at the Hershey Nationals

A small contingent of NL athletes, members of Pearlgate Track and Field Club, took part in the Hershey Indoor Youth / Junior Championships, February 18-19th, Montreal, Quebec.

Congratulations to all athletes on their outstanding performances, including winning a bronze medal and setting several personal best performances.

Individual performances:

Camryn Bonia 3rd in youth girls 800m (2:19.73);8th in youth girls 400m (1:02.17);

Emily Foley 4th in youth girls Indoor Pentathlon (2424pts) (60mH 11.20; HJ 1.38; SP 9.79; LJ 3.96; 800m 2:36.48)

Shae Ledevehat 10th in youth girls Indoor Pentathlon (1822pts) (60mH 11.14; HJ 1.44; SP 10.85; LJ 3.34; 800m DNF)

Molly Pomeroy 12th in youth girls 400m (1:03.49); 19th in youth girls 200m (27.82)

Mark Ford 16th in youth boys 400m (57.71); 27th in youth boys 200m (26.44)

2016 Athletics Canada Road Running Survey

Please take a moment to fill out the 2016 Athletics Canada Road Running Survey. These questions allow us to learn more about Canadian runners and to provide a better experience for you in 2017. As a thank you, you can receive a coupon for 15% off atshop.athletics.ca that is good until December 31, 2016.

 

http://www.surveygizmo.com/s3/3028417/d7867172a51a

Thanks!