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67 Canadian Officials Named for Duties at the 2010 OlympicsSports Officials Canada would like to congratulate all 67 Canadian technical officials who have been selected for duty in Vancouver. With the Games only a few days away, many have started to arrive now for their events. Biathlon leads the way with 13 officials followed by Alpine Skiing with 12 and Men's Hockey with 8. Sports Officials Canada is proud to count seventeen of its iMembers and National Chairs amongst the group. Two former SOC Award Winners are also at the games - Ray Kokkonen of Biathlon and Michel Verrault of Speed Skating. Congratulations as well to five of our US iMembers from the National Hockey League selected to officiate - Dennis Larue, Chris Rooney, Brian Murphy, Thor Nelson and Tim Nowak. A complete list of the Canadian officials can be found below: Read More... |
| POSTED: 2010-02-08 |
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December/January Rules of the Game WinnersFebruary 2, 2010
Congratulations to Tanya Chmilar (Waterski & Wakeboard) of Kelowna, BC and Dan Desilets (Basketball) of Sherbrooke, QC for winning the December/January Rules of the Game Contest. They both correctly answered our question:
The format for this Olympic Sport involves two timed runs and the "apparatus" can only be ridden in the prone position (face first, on the stomach). What is the sport?
X Luge
X Snowboarding
√ Skeleton
X Bobsleigh
Both Tanya and Dan will receive an SOC Gift Pack. Be sure to enter the February Olympic contest. Good luck to everyone! |
| POSTED: 2010-02-02 |
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FREE “GIRLZ RULE” CLINIC TO BE OFFERED TO 35 YOUNG FEMALE UMPIRES!!!TORONTO, ON — The Softball Ontario Fast Pitch Umpire Committee is pleased to announce a great opportunity for young female umpires. Open to young women aged 15 – 18 years of age, an innovative “GIRLZ RULE” umpire clinic is being offered on Saturday, March 27th in Toronto at the Sport Alliance Building (the home of Softball Ontario). Attendance is limited to thirty-five participants, so apply today to participate in this great clinic.
Softball Ontario is extremely pleased to offer this clinic at NO CHARGE to each of the thirty-five successful applicants due in part to a Sport4Toronto funding initiative as well as the injection of funding from the Softball Ontario program. The clinic will be instructed by three of the country’s finest elite female umpires – Noreen Atkinson, a Softball Canada Level V from Georgetown, who participated in the 2007 Junior Women’s World Championship in the Netherlands. Daryl Way, also a Softball Canada Level V from Brampton - a fixture at supervising Canadian Championships and Lesley Pipher, a Softball Canada Level IV who participated in the 2008 Senior Women’s Canadian Championships as an umpire and the 2009 Senior Women’s Canadian Championships as a participant. Read More... |
| POSTED: 2010-01-28 |
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08.02.2010
67 Canadian Officials Named for Duties at the 2010 Olympics
Sports Officials Canada would like to congratulate all 67 Canadian technical officials who have been selected for duty in Vancouver. With the Games only a few days away, many have started to arrive now for their events. Biathlon leads the way with 13 officials followed by Alpine Skiing with 12 and Men's Hockey with 8. Sports Officials Canada is proud to count seventeen of its iMembers and National Chairs amongst the group. Two former SOC Award Winners are also at the games - Ray Kokkonen of Biathlon and Michel Verrault of Speed Skating. Congratulations as well to five of our US iMembers from the National Hockey League selected to officiate - Dennis Larue, Chris Rooney, Brian Murphy, Thor Nelson and Tim Nowak. A complete list of the Canadian officials can be found below:
Read More...
December/January Rules of the Game Winners
February 2, 2010
Congratulations to Tanya Chmilar (Waterski & Wakeboard) of Kelowna, BC and Dan Desilets (Basketball) of Sherbrooke, QC for winning the December/January Rules of the Game Contest. They both correctly answered our question:
The format for this Olympic Sport involves two timed runs and the "apparatus" can only be ridden in the prone position (face first, on the stomach). What is the sport?
X Luge
X Snowboarding
√ Skeleton
X Bobsleigh
Both Tanya and Dan will receive an SOC Gift Pack. Be sure to enter the February Olympic contest. Good luck to everyone!
28.01.2010
FREE “GIRLZ RULE” CLINIC TO BE OFFERED TO 35 YOUNG FEMALE UMPIRES!!!
TORONTO, ON — The Softball Ontario Fast Pitch Umpire Committee is pleased to announce a great opportunity for young female umpires. Open to young women aged 15 – 18 years of age, an innovative “GIRLZ RULE” umpire clinic is being offered on Saturday, March 27th in Toronto at the Sport Alliance Building (the home of Softball Ontario). Attendance is limited to thirty-five participants, so apply today to participate in this great clinic.
Softball Ontario is extremely pleased to offer this clinic at NO CHARGE to each of the thirty-five successful applicants due in part to a Sport4Toronto funding initiative as well as the injection of funding from the Softball Ontario program. The clinic will be instructed by three of the country’s finest elite female umpires – Noreen Atkinson, a Softball Canada Level V from Georgetown, who participated in the 2007 Junior Women’s World Championship in the Netherlands. Daryl Way, also a Softball Canada Level V from Brampton - a fixture at supervising Canadian Championships and Lesley Pipher, a Softball Canada Level IV who participated in the 2008 Senior Women’s Canadian Championships as an umpire and the 2009 Senior Women’s Canadian Championships as a participant.
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