May 13, 2020
Bluewave Athlete Profile: Mckenzie Morgan
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May 11, 2020
Meishu Monday: Featuring Garry Yamashita
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Garry Yamashita: Meishu Monday Profile pdf
May 6, 2020
BlueWave Athlete Profile: Alexandra Gagnon
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Alexandra Gagnon: Athlete Profile (pdf)
May 4, 2020
Meishu Monday: Featuring Rashad Chin
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Rashad Chin – Meishu Monday Profile (PDF Download)
Apr 16, 2020
2019-2020 Tom Greenway Memorial Scholarship
2019-2020 Female Athlete Winner:
Brynn Iwaasa, Lethbridge Judo Club
2019-2020 Male Athletes Winners:
Albert Bixi, Hiros Judo Club
DJ Roberts, Airdrie Judo Club
A $400 scholarship is awarded each April at the Florence Senda Cup to Judo Alberta’s top ranked male and female athletes based on the most 1st place wins regardless of weight category. The age eligibility for this scholarship are athletes who are 14 years old to 19-year-old and who are members in good standing with Judo Alberta. All tournaments considered for this scholarship are part of the Judo Alberta point system during the period from July 1 through May 31 each year. Athletes are eligible to win the award every third year giving the opportunity for this scholarship to impact many different judoka. If there are athletes who are tied with the number of competition 1st place/wins they will each receive $300.00.
The purpose of the scholarship is to assist young judoka to attend out of province tournaments in order to elevate their standard of Judo.
Congratulations Brynn, Albert and DJ on receiving this prestigious award.
Sincerely,
Judo Alberta High Performance Coach Committee
Photo Credit: Judo Canada
Apr 3, 2020
Safe Sport Training E-learning: What you need to know
As of April 1, 2020, all sport organizations in Canada receiving funding from Sport Canada must mandate safe sport training to everyone under their immediate authority.
The new CAC Safe Sport Training eLearning module meets these requirements. It was created by a CAC Task Force comprised of experts in sport, training, and prevention to align with the values within the new Universal Code of Conduct to Prevent and Address Maltreatment in Sport (UCCMS).
The free, 90-minute module will equip your coaches, administrators, and volunteers with the knowledge to recognize, address, and prevent maltreatment in sport. In addition, the CAC has created tools and resources to help you embed Safe Sport principles throughout your organization.
Safe Sport Training is available in both official languages, meets accessibility guidelines, and works on any platform or device. Certified coaches will earn two Professional Development points upon completing the module.
Creating a sport culture where everyone can thrive is everyone’s responsibility. Safe Sport Training developed by the Coaching Association of Canada helps you play your part. Learn more about Safe Sport Training from the CAC at our new dedicated microsite or access the module directly in the Locker
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