2014 CNC REGIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION

 2014 Totem Interclub

Competition dates:
28 February 2014 - 2 March 2014

Revised announcement with the addition of Special O Dance and Pairs posted December 10th.  Please note that registration will close at

11:45 pm on Sunday, January 26, 2014. 

Location:
Pomeroy Sports Centre
9324 – 96th Street
Fort St. John, BC

Jamboree in Prince Rupert, March 14-16th

Please see the attached Jamboree Announcement for the weekend of March 14-16 in Prince Rupert.  This announcement outlines all available events and the fees (maximum 5 events per skater).  The registration form is also in the announcement but please ensure that you ask your coach which events your skater should sign up for prior to handing in registration forms. 

Club registration forms with club payment must be in Prince Rupert by March 3rd.  To make this deadline, skater registration forms and money must be returned to a coach by Friday Feb. 21st.   Please write cheques to the Terrace Skating Club.  

The Prince Rupert skating club suggests that families book hotel rooms at either the Inn on the Harbour or the Crest.   Rooms are to be booked by the end of the week to ensure availability. 

Please ask your coach any questions you may have.

Online registration is now open for the 2014 Super Series STARSkate Final. Please note that registration will close at 11:45 pm on Wednesday, January 22nd.  This competition will also include Special O and some Adult categories.   Super Series STARSkate Champions will be named and the Super Series Region Team Trophy will once again be awarded. Planned program sheets for Free Skate categories STAR 5 to Gold, must be submitted through Coast Registry

TOTSKATE & CANSKATE

Starts January 7th,

Tuesdays 5:30pm-6:30pm

Thursdays 5:15pm - 6:15pm

TotSkate: ages 3-5. This is a program for new skaters where fundamentals ( CanSkate's Stages 1 and 2) are introduced in the form of games and fun.  This is an introduction to CanSkate and is run during the CanSkate program.  Skaters start out in their own group and are then placed into CanSkate groups, as necessary, as they progress.

CanSkate: ages 4- 12 (recreational or athletic skaters).  Skating fundamentals are taught using circuits, Fast Track, and various warm-ups and exercises.  Skaters work their way through Skate Canada's 7 stages of progress and earn badges along the way. This is the program that your skaters completes before entering hockey, ringette, or figure skating. 

Pre-Junior:  ages 6-12.  Teaches the basics of figure skating while continuing to follow Skate Canada's 7 Stages of progress.   Skaters may enter this program after they have achieved the first 4 stages of progress CanSkate program and/or have been invited to the session by the TSC CanSkate coaches.  

Skaters must wear full gear ( including head guard and CSA approved helmet). 

  

Annual General Meeting (AGM)

April 6th, 2014 5:00-6:00PM

Location: 

Northwest Community College in the Long House

Banquet and Awards to follow, 6:00pm-8:00pm