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Kaylyn Kyle Soccer Academy
As you may have heard Kaylyn Kyle is bringing her soccer academy back to Saskatchewan this October.
Following the success and great feedback from last years sessions in Saskatoon and Regina, this years academy has expanded by four cities as we endeavour to make it bigger and better than last year, with jerseys for each player by Under Armour, gift bags for each participant, and prize draws at the end of camp put together by our amazing sponsors.
As part of registration, each players name will go into a draw to win an autographed Orlando Pride jersey signed by the entire Orlando Pride Team. The draw for this jersey will take place at the end of October following the end of camps and the jersey will be given to one lucky winner who attended The Academy
The Saskatoon Camp has been moved from Thanksgiving weekend, and is now an evening event on Thursday October 13th. This has worked out great, as it is now $99 and allows those youth players that could not make it over the long weekend an opportunity to attend.The schedule is as follows:
5:30-6pm Registration for all age groups
6-7:30pm Training for all age groups
7:30pm onwards- Meet and Greet, Autographs and Speaking Engagement in the Pleasureway Lounge at the Sasktel Sports Center
All players will train within their age group during the training session. The camp is open to both male and female players from 8-16 years of age, of all levels and abilities.
As the weekend has been moved from a weekend event, and in order to ensure that Kaylyn can spend time with each player, spaces for the evening are limited.
All registration details, schedules, and any additional information can be found at http://kaylynkylesoccer.com. If players wish to register, the process can be completed online under “The Academy” tab.
Basketball Registration
2016-2017 VARSITY VIEW BASKETBALL REGISTRATION
Monday August 29, 2016 9:00 AM to Friday September 16, 2016 11:55 PM
Season length: October- Late February/ Late March (Depending on Age Group)
Age Groups:
Dunkaroo’s Basketball: is a development program based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls (co-ed) who are in GRADE ONE OR GRADE TWO. The players have one hour a week for 12 to 14 weeks in developing basketball skills in a fun atmosphere. Please go to www.smba.ca to register online for this program.
Spuds Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls (co-ed) who are under ten years of age as of December 31 of the season in play (OR IN GRADE FOUR OR LOWER). The teams play cross court and the coaches referee their own games.
Mini Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls who are under 12 years of age as of December 31 of the season in play (OR IN GRADE FIVE OR SIX). The teams play cross court and referees are provided. Mini A Pool teams play full court.
Bantam Basketball: is a game based on the sport of basketball for boys and girls who are under 14 years of age as of December 31 of the season in play (OR IN GRADE SEVEN OR EIGHT). No player in high school can play bantam ball. Teams play full court and referees are provided.
Games will be played on Saturdays and practices will be once per week and will be scheduled by coaches at a later date.
Note that a community association membership is required for registering in soccer. Please purchase either a $10.00 (plus credit card fees) single member membership or a $20.00 family membership (plus credit card fees) prior to registering for a basketball program.
See Picatic page for more information and to register.
YAS Summer Basketball Camps
Develop the “RIGHT” basketball skills, only at YAS Summer Basketball Camps.
2016 41st Annual Summer Basketball School
Weekly skills-development camps with equal-play tournaments held throughout July and August
To receive an ‘easy-read’ attractive YAS 2016 information package sent to you by Canada Post, send us an email at info@yas.ca with your Canada Post mailing address including postal code.
How to Register for YAS:
Mail your registration form and fee to:
YAS, 103-614 9th Street East Saskatoon SK S7H 0M5
or
Bring your registration form and fee to a YAS staff member at the gym when a camp is in session:
or
Register on line at: www.yas.ca
or
Register by telephone at:
(306) 585 – 2020 in Regina
(306) 242 – 2425 in Saskatoon
YAS coaches are continuously innovating and adjusting the YAS summer basketball camps skills-development program in order to maintain YAS’s standing as a sports-school leader. Each year, top teacher-coaches from universities, colleges and secondary schools are surveyed in order to determine the skills that they regard as current top priority and in need of emphasis among young developing players.
That input from college professionals and teacher-coaches is then incorporated into YAS summer basketball camps.
12,904 players from 273 communities have graduated from YAS’s award-winning summer basketball camps since YAS was founded in 1975. Each YAS graduate returned home armed with the skills and confidence needed to excel in basketball and other sports, and most importantly to take leadership roles at school and to make positive contributions to their overall communities.
Imagine Culture Photo Contest
This year’s theme: Cultures within us and around us.
Snap a photo that explores the cultural traditions in your family, school, or community. Tell us your image’s story in a short caption (200 words max). Think about your favourite food, a treasured object, a family photo album, buildings in your neighbourhood, local festivals, or even just look in the mirror – what stories of cultural heritage are told by these people, places and things?
Think about the following:
– How do we express culture in our daily lives here in Canada?
– Have you shared in someone else’s culture or traditions? Tell us about that experience.
– Is there an immigration story in your family, amongst your friends, or in your community that you can share?
– Canada has been a place where different cultures have come together for hundreds of years. Is there a historical cultural moment you can share?
– Why should we try to learn about cultures different than our own? How can it help us fight racism and discrimination? Is there an example you can share from your community?
What do we accept?
– Original photography accompanied by a 200-word caption (max.) in English or French
– For elementary students (Kindergarten to Grade 6), we accept poster or photo submissions.
What’s the deadline?
Contest entries will be accepted online from December 3, 2015 at 12:00:01 AM (ET) to March 31, 2016 at 11:59:59 PM (Pacific Time).
Who can enter?
– Elementary groups (Grades K to 6):
– Intermediate students (Grades 7 to 9, sec. I to III in QC):
– Senior students (Grades 10 to 12, sec. IV to V in QC)
– Young Adults (ages 18 to 29, non-students and students alike)
A storytelling initiative of Historica Canada, Passages Canada volunteers share their personal accounts of cultural identity and heritage on-line in our multimedia Story Archive and in person with schools and community groups.
Since 2002, over 900 speakers have created dialogue on Canada’s rich diversity with over 250,000 youth and adults, as we continue to build understanding and respect for Canada’s shared history and values.
Mad Hatter Tea & Talent Show
Enjoy afternoon refreshments and great musical performances in the lovely loft of the Albert Community Centre. The talented young musicians of the Saskatoon Youth Orchestra will be performing individually or in duets and the Saskatoon Strings will showcase the best young string players in town! There will be raffle items, fancy desserts and a barista making special coffees and teas. Tickets to use for the raffle draws and special beverages are only $2 each (special beverages will be two tickets).
The Mad Hatter Tea & Talent Show is Saturday, March 19 from 2-4 p.m. at the Albert Community Centre. Tickets are only $40 adults/$20 children 12 & under.
FREE City Activities for Youth
Registration is now open for Girls in Motion, Taking the Field for Boys, and Little Sisters in Action – free events being hosted by the City of Saskatoon on November 12 and 13, 2015, for youth ages 10 to 14.
Girls in Motion
November 12, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. – SaskTel Sports Centre (150 Nelson Road)
A day for girls to become inspired to live a healthy, happy lifestyle and enjoy physical activities under the direction of qualified instructors. This year’s activities include Zumba, functional fitness, football, and martial arts.
Taking to the Turf
November 13, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. – SaskTel Sports Centre (150 Nelson Road)
A day for boys to get active and learn and improve skills in soccer and football under the direction of qualified instructors.
Little Sisters in Action
November 13, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. – White Buffalo Youth Lodge (602 20th Street West)
The event will inspire girls to discover themselves by enhancing self-confidence and leadership skills, and being physically active in this one-day event. Sessions will include yoga, basketball, fitness, and leadership.
Registration is now open for these events. As space is limited, participants are encouraged to pre-register by calling 306-975-3378 before Tuesday, November 10.
Lunch and snacks are provided at each event.
YAS Summer Basketball School
40th Annual Young Athlete Saskatchewan Summer Basketball School
YAS Award-Winning Basketball Camps
• Cosmo Civic Centre Weekly Throughout August
• Different Camps For Different Skill Levels
• Everyone Welcome
YAS coaches are continuously innovating and adjusting the YAS summer basketball camps skills-development program in order to maintain YAS’s standing as a sports-school leader. Each year, top teacher-coaches from universities, colleges and secondary schools are surveyed in order to determine the skills that they regard as current top priority and in need of emphasis among young developing players.
That input from college professionals and teacher-coaches is then incorporated into YAS summer basketball camps.
12,547 players from 272 communities have graduated from YAS’s award-winning summer basketball camps since YAS was founded in 1975. Each YAS graduate returned home armed with the skills and confidence needed to excel in basketball and other sports, and most importantly to take leadership roles at school and to make positive contributions to their overall communities.
Info: (306) 242-2425 or website: yas.ca
NHL Legends CNYC Tour 2014
2 days of memorable experiences with NHL Legends. Attend the hockey game or celebrity banquet in support of CNYC and Saskatoon’s youth.
The Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon is proud to announce their exclusive title sponsorship of the NHL Legends CNYC Tour 2014. These events will support the important work done at CNYC in Saskatoon, and create memories for families and fans through Canada’s favourite sport.
Core Neighbourhood Youth Coop www.cnyc.ca
First up, the fundraising banquet at TCU Place in Saskatoon on December 2, 2014. Cocktails at 5:30. Dinner at 6:30. The event offers the unique opportunity to meet and mingle with some of today’s greatest hockey legends, including Ray Bourque, Al Iafrate, Stéphane Richer, Chris Nilan, Rick Middleton, Gary Leeman, Ken Linesman, Ron Duguay, Moose Dupont and Bob Sweeney. You don’t want to miss the intimate Hot Seat Interviews with the players, and of course, the opportunity to bid on exclusive NHL items and packages in the Live and Silent Auctions. This will be a great opportunity for up close photos and autographs and of course, an amazing meal.
December 3, 2014 is the main event – a family-friendly game spotlighting some of today’s greatest hockey legends (noted above). The puck drops at 7 p.m. at the Legends Centre in Warman, Saskatchewan. Only 1100 rush seating tickets available for the game. ** Standing room only seats may be sold to permit greater attendance.
Purchase an additional Dressing Room Pass ticket for this limited access opportunity to meet the players in between periods.
General Admission (rush seating only) – $30.00
General Admission + Limited Access Dressing Room Pass – $130.00 (only 50 available)
Coach and Assistant Coach assignments will “manage the NHL Legends Team” from their Players’ Box. The experience will begin at 6:00 p.m. on game day and conclude after the game with a private gathering including all of the Legends.
Purchaser of the Assistant Team Coach experience will have VIP status following the game and permitted to participate in private post-game activities with the Legends. A CNYC representative will be in contact with you to provide further details prior to the event.
For more information, contact:
David Shanks, Executive Director, CNYC at ed@cnyc.ca 306 665 3889
OR
Karen Conway, Expert Events at expert.events@shaw.ca 306 229 9966.
Tickets are available on-line, or at the Core Neighborhood Youth Office at 903 20 St W, Saskatoon, SK S7M 0Y5 (10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday to Friday only. Tickets at the office will only be sold until November 28th)
Terms & Conditions
** Standing Room only seats may be sold for the hockey game to permit greater attendance. The Celebrity Banquet is a licensed event.