Tel.: (306) 786-6585 Fax: (306) 782-0474 Email:
zone4@sasktel.net Website:
zone4sports.com
The NCCP is a coach training
and certification program that is designed to meet the needs of all types of
coaches. It’s the recognized national standard for coach training and
certification in Canada. The Zone 4 Sports Council is responsible for the delivery
of the Introduction to Competition Part A & B courses in the Zone 4 area.
Not sure what level of
certification you have? Check the
Coaches Association of Saskatchewan’s website at http://www.saskcoach.ca/
KidSportTM Committee News in Zone 4
KidSportTM is a children’s charity developed to assist kids in
overcoming the barriers of participation in organized sport. Each committee is
organised to fundraise and allocate funds to under-privileged children and youth
to participate. Funding is available to children and youth between the ages of
6 and 18. $200 per year is available to assist in participation
Melville KidSport™ is seeking
people to be on their committee:
If
you are interested please contact Chris Chepil at 1-800-319-GAME or email kidsport@sasksport.sk.ca
Yorkton KidSportTM
Application Deadlines:
Spring Allocation Deadline:
April 30, 2007
Fall Allocation Deadline:
September 28, 2007
Application Forms can be
picked up at City Hall, Boys & Girls Club of Yorkton, and at the Zone 4
Office in the Gloria Hayden Community Centre.
For more information or to apply, contact the
committee nearest you:
|
Yorkton |
Melville |
Esterhazy |
Foam Lake |
|
Dan Gallagher 397
Darlington St. E. Yorkton
SK S3N
3Y9 786-6585 zone4@sasktel.net |
Brenda Molnar |
Shawna Davis |
Shelley Thoen Chaykoski 272-3538 |
Update on Children’s Tax
Credit
The Canada Revenue Agency (CRA) website now contains a
new checklist for use by community sport organizations to help them
determine whether their program qualifies for this new tax credit. If
programs qualify, information is also available to on how receipts for tax
purposes are to be issued to parents at the time of registration.
This information and checklist can be found at:
http://www.cra-arc.gc.ca/whatsnew/checklist-e.html
The Saskatchewan Soccer
Association is seeking a Sport Contact
for the Zone 4 area in the upcoming 2008 Saskatchewan Summer Games. If you are
interested, contact Udo Baecker at 780-9225 or email tsa@sasksoccer.com.
The Zone 4 Summer Multi-Sport
Camps are designed to enhance and
develop sport skills in a fun, social, non-competitive environment for youth
between 8 and 15 years of age. Camps are held in Yorkton and can be offered to
communities outside of Yorkton during July and August.
The Zone will provide equipment, instructors and promotion of
the camps. The host community supplies the facilities and takes registrations.
Camps outside of Yorkton are usually booked for 1, 3 or 5 days.
Costs of camps for
communities outside of Yorkton are:
$175 for a 1-day camp
$450 for a 3-day camp
$650 for a 5-day camp
Camps inside Yorkton will be
held at Dr. Brass School from July 3rd to August 17th and
times will be 9 – 12 and 1 – 4. Cost will be $2 per session, $4 per day or $50
for a summer pass.
If your community is
interested in hosting a Zone 4 Summer Multi Sport-Camp or if you want to
register your child in the Yorkton camp, contact Sport Coordinator Dan Gallagher
at 786-6585.
The Saskatchewan Lacrosse
Association wants to ensure that all
lacrosse coaches are registered. This is
required for a number of reasons including insurance purposes, reporting to
Sask Sport Inc. and the Canadian Lacrosse Association, tracking of coach
certification, distribution of LacrosseTalk and proper communication to coaches
within Saskatchewan.
If you are a coach that needs
to be registered, or you are unsure of your status, contact the Zone 4 Sports
Council or the Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association at 780-9216 or email lacrosse@sasktel.net.
Contact
Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association for details on the following coaches courses:
Box & Men’s Field
Lacrosse CBET Community Coach Development (Combined Course)
April 20 & 21
Regina
Cost $75 – two courses for
the price of one!
Box Lacrosse CBET Community
Coach (Equivalent to NCCP Level 1 Technical)
April 27 & 28
Saskatoon
Cost $75
Box Lacrosse CBET Competitive
Coach – Introduction (Equivalent to Level 2 Technical)
April 13 & 14
Saskatoon
Cost $75
Box Lacrosse CBET Competitive
Coach – Introduction (Equivalent to NCCP Level 2 Technical)
April 20 & 21
Regina
Cost $75
April 14th &
15th
Blue Room – Kinsmen Arena –
Yorkton SK
Saturday April 14th
registration starts at 8:30 AM. Clinic runs from 9-5 PM
Sunday April 15th
start time TBA
Level 2 cost is $50 and Level
3 cost is $75
Contact: Brian Trollope @
783-2089, Bryce Jacobs @ 783-1831, or Darren Wandy @ 728-4550
April 21st
Blue Room - Kinsmen Arena –
Yorkton SK
Registration starts at 8:30
AM Clinic runs from 9-5 PM
Level 1 Cost is $30 for
students, $35 for adults
Contact: Craig Smith @
783-7406, Brian Trollope @ 783-2089, Bryce Jacobs @ 783-1831 or Darren Wandy @
728-4550
Level 1 Clinic
May 6th
Melville Community Works
Building – Melville
Registration starts at 8:30
AM. Clinic runs from 9-5 PM
Level 1 Cost is $30 for
students, $35 for adults
Contact: Craig Smith @
783-7406, Paul Ponak @ 792-4630, or Darren Wandy @ 728-4550
The Zone 4 Sport Directory was created to be a resource for people in Zone 4. It
contains local and provincial sport contact information. So if you are
interested in a sport but don’t know where to start, the Zone 4 Sport Directory
is here to help!
The Sport Directory also
contains information about our organisation, the programs and services we offer
and amalgamation underway with the Qu’Appelle Valley Recreation Association and
the Parkland Recreation Association.
To get your free copy,
contact the Zone 4 Sport Council office today.
The Zone 4 Sports Council will be merging with Parkland Recreation and the Qu’Appelle Valley
Recreation Associations
Access to quality sport, culture and
recreation opportunities is important to the citizens of Saskatchewan, and
that’s why a review of the delivery system was conducted. Building Better
Communities (BBC) was the name established for this review. The BBC recommended
the current nine Zone Sport Councils and 23 Regional Recreation Associations
merge to create 9 new and separate “District” organisations. These new
organisations would have the common mandate of community development through
sport, culture, and recreation.
As a result, the Zone 4 Sports Council
will be merging with Parkland Recreation and the Qu’Appelle Valley Recreation
Associations. The new District will be referred to as “Parkland Valley Sport, Culture, and Recreation District”
The three organisations held a naming
contest for the new district and this was the winning entry. Connie Chaplin
form Canora won with her entry and went home with a brand new TV and DVD
Player.
Over the past few months, the three
organisations have been meeting to compile the new organisation’s constitution.
Currently, a constitution has been approved at the Transition Team level but is
awaiting approval from each organisations Board. Upon approval from each Board,
the constitution will be presented to each organisations members at their AGM’s
or a Special Meeting of the Members for approval. This process should be
completed by Fall 2007.
Notice of
Annual General Meeting to Members of
The Zone 4 Sports Council Inc.
May 24, 2007
Gallagher Centre – Yorkton SK
6:00 PM
Items to be Discussed:
Review
of Voting Procedures
Approval
on Minutes from June 5, 2006 AGM
Approval
of Audited Financial Statement
Chairperson’s
Report
Coordinator’s
Report
Annual
Report
Special
Resolution of the Members
The Zone 4 Sports Council
Inc. will be proposing a motion to their members to approve an amalgamation
with Parkland Recreation and the Qu’Appelle Valley Recreation Association
(QVRA) to become the Parkland Valley Sport Culture and Recreation District.
Members will be asked to vote on a “Special Resolution of the Members” to
approve this motion.
Members will be provided with
the necessary documents at the Annual General Meeting. These documents include
copies of:
·
The Amalgamation Agreement,
made between Parkland, QVRA, and Zone 4.
·
The Director’s Resolution
·
Special Resolution of the
Members
These documents can also be accessed before the
Annual General Meeting by contacting the Zone 4 Sports Council Office at
786-6585.
All members are urged to read
and study these documents carefully.
The 2008 Saskatchewan Summer
Games will be held in Lloydminster,
August 3rd to 9th, 2008. The sports and age categories
are listed. Zone Play downs will start sometime in 2008, watch for details.
|
Sport |
Classification |
M |
F |
M/F |
C/M |
Total |
|
Athletics |
17 & Under |
20 |
20 |
|
4 |
44 |
|
Athletics – SO |
Min. Age 11 Max Age 29 |
|
|
5 |
2 |
7 |
|
Archery |
Born 1990 or later |
2 |
2 |
|
2 |
6 |
|
Baseball |
Born in 1993 |
16 |
|
|
3 |
19 |
|
Canoeing |
15 & under as of Jan. 1
2008 |
8 |
8 |
|
3 |
19 |
|
Cycling |
Born b/w 1992- 1996 |
5 |
5 |
|
2 |
12 |
|
Golf |
17 & under as of Aug 6,
2008 |
4 |
4 |
|
2 |
10 |
|
Lacrosse |
14 & under |
17 |
|
|
3 |
20 |
|
Soccer (F) |
Born 1994 or later |
|
18 |
|
3 |
21 |
|
Soccer (M) |
Born 1994 or later |
18 |
|
|
3 |
21 |
|
Softball |
Born 1992 & 1993 |
|
15 |
|
3 |
18 |
|
Swimming |
11 – 18 as of April 30,
2008 |
8 |
8 |
|
2 |
18 |
|
Swimming SO |
Min Age 11 Max Age 29 |
2 |
2 |
|
2 |
6 |
|
Synchro Swim |
Min Age 11 Max Age 15 |
|
|
9 |
2 |
11 |
|
Triathlon |
3 categories (12/13, 14/15,
16-19) |
6 |
6 |
|
2 |
14 |
|
Total Team Size |
|
106 |
88 |
14 |
38 |
246 |
The Zone 4 Sports Council
Inc. is a not for profit organisation who’s goal is to develop sport in the
Zone 4 area.