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Aug18

2010 Special Olympics Ontario- Golf Open

2010 Special Olympics Ontario- Golf Open

Friday September 17, 2010

Rolling Hills Golf Club- Stouffville, ON

 

Registration Information for Coaches, Communities and Athletes

Special Olympics Ontario launched golf this year as an additional sanctioned sport. A number of communities have programs already up and running, and are operational at a variety of levels. The interest is HIGH and the potential to have Special Olympics athletes engaged is unlimited.

 The goal of the Day is to celebrate golf in Ontario. While the competition may have different formats in proceeding years, we are starting a 2 person scramble 9-hole Alternate Shot Team Play and Individual Skills Competition. This will provide an opportunity to assess our athletes’ development and plan for the future.

 

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Aug11

2010 Fall Coach Course Schedule

 NATIONAL COACHES CERTIFICATION PROGRAM (N.C.C.P.)


"COMMUNITY  and COMPETITIVE SPORTS COACH CERTIFICATION COURSE"



National Coaching Certification Program

Special Olympics Competition Sports Coach Course


This is an interactive learning environment where you are encouraged to exchange ideas and

share experiences in an effort to improve your Special Olympic coaching skills.

You will learn to:

*       Identify the athlete's needs and learning effective strategies on adapting your practices
*       Be able to break down the fundamental motor skills of running, jumping and throwing
*       Prepare athletes, parents and coaches for upcoming community competitions
*       Ensuring your practices are planned effectively and safely
*       Prevent and respond effectively to foreseeable emergencies


As a coach, you have made a commitment to Special Olympics Athletes in your community and we as an organization are committed to support and enrich your volunteer experience through ongoing coaching skills development.

The program focuses on essentials such as safety, teaching fundamental motor skills and ethical decision making. During this one day course you will place emphasis on safety, fun, ethics,

Team work, and values beyond the game. Training helps volunteers foster love of the sport, promote participation and teach basic skills to beginners of all ages through a variety of activities.

Provincial Games Coaching Requirements 
Assistant Coaches- Community Sports Coach Course
Head Coaches- Competitive Sports Coach Course

Fall 2010 Calendar

Milton- Community
When:        Sunday August 29th , 2010
Time:         8:30am-4:30pm
Where:       Community Living North Halton 
725 Main Street
Registration:      $45.00

Orillia- Community
When:        Saturday September 11th , 2010
Time:         8:30am-5:00pm
Where:       TBD
Registration:      $45.00

Kitchener/Waterloo- Community
When:        Saturday September 25th, 2010     
Time:         8:30am-5:00pm
Where:       TBD

Registration:      $45.00

Timmins- Competitive
When:        Saturday October 2nd & 3rd, 2010
Time:         8:30am-5:00pm
Where:       TBD
Registration:      $65.00

Windsor- Competitive
When:        Saturday October 2nd & 3rd, 2010
Time:         8:30am-5:00pm
Where:       TBD
Registration:      $65.00

Mississauga- Competitive      
When:        Saturday October 2nd & 3rd, 2010
Time:         8:30am-5:00pm
Where:       TBD
Registration:      $65.00


To register  for an SOO/NCCP course  please visit us :     https://secure.e2rm.com/registrant/TicketingWelcome.aspx?EventID=25006&LangPref=en-CA


NCCP- Basketball Introduction to Competition:

Course Details
Date: October 2-3, 2010
Location: University of Toronto at Mississauga. Centre for Physical Education.  3359 Mississauga Rd.N Mississauga, ON L5L 1C6
Time: 9:00am-4:30pm both days
Contact: Dia Sue-Wah-Sing, Sport Developer This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Clinic Fee: $50 for Active  Registered Special Olympics Ontario Coaches .  $325 for all others

Basketball-Introduction to Competition (ITC) is a competency based course.  Participants will download three pre task's and register for a basketball specific Introduction to Competition course offered exclusively through Ontario Basketball.

Topics covered include making ethical decisions, planning a practice and how to develop skills through modified games.  Approximately one quarter of the course will take place in the gym, on a basketball court so participants must be prepared with appropriate gear.



Questions??

Contact Dia 1-888-333-5515 x234 or This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it

 
Aug06

Congratulations Team Ontario

 We would like to send a big congratulations out to all of the Southwestern athletes and coaches that participated in the 2010 National Summer Games in London  the week of July 12!

The hard work that our athletes put into their training showed in the amazing medal count and personal bests that were racked up during the games.

For a look at the official results for Team Ontario and for news articles, pictures and copies of the Team Ontario daily newsletter that was produced at the games please visit the Team Ontario website at: http://www.specialolympicsontario.com/default.asp?contentID=82

Now for a word from your amazing Provincial Team Liaisons:

 

 

I say "well done" .  You could tell everyone was having a good time, irregardless of medals, by the smiles on everyone's faces.  Also noticeable was the support for the athletes, by the athletes when the buses arrived back or left from the dorms by the high fives, back slaps and good lucks to each other.

  

Special thanks to the medical team Margaret and Shirley as it was a hot week and a constant stream of athletes to their rooms and hospital.

  

Karen...wonderful job keeping things in order.  You can tell how busy the Mission Staff was by the bags under their eyes...sorry guys but its true.

 
Janet Morton Region One Provincial Team Liaison
 
 
 
Congratulations to Everyone in Region 2! The Summer Games were an amazing experience for all involved! From the exciting Opening Ceremony to the wonderful venues and the enthusiastic volunteers -  the hardwork and careful planning of everyone involved with hosting the Games in London was evident. .
 
  
 
Many athletes achieved personal bests and made some lasting memories. Coaches witnessed the enthusiasm and drive the athletes put forth at these Games. Family, friends and other supporters were dazzled by the intensity of competition but also the positive encouragement the athletes offered to each other.  
 
 
WAY TO GO!
Amy Ross Region Two Provincial Team Liaison

 

 
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