Summer Conference! |
Have you marked the Summer Conference on your calendar? If not please plan on attending the Summer Conference on Saturday, March 7th at Niagara University. Niagara University is excited to host this event and continue our partnership Attend 2 sessions (not counting lunch) and qualify to win a $20 gift card! Schedule will be as follows: 9am-11am Aquatics Sports Training (required of ALL people working with an aquatics team) 11:15am-12pm Lunch - a small lunch is being provided by Subway. Sandwiches are limited. Those attending the aquatics training have first preference 11:30 AM Registration for those attending the afternoon sessions 12pm-1pm Sports First-Aid - A Niagara University Athletic Trainer will present. This will count towards re-certification 1pm-2:15pm Around the Region: Learn about important new processes and procedures along with upcoming events and seasonal information 2:15pm-3pm General Session: Required for all new coaches 3pm-5pm Basketball Sports Training The Summer Season is our biggest season! It is HIGHLY ENCOURAGED that EVERY coach attend the confernce. This is the best way to get important information about the upcoming season and get your coaching re-certification or start your coaching certification. Important updates regarding new policies and procedures will be addressed as well. STAY INFORMED! If you ar a head coach, please encourage your coaches/volunteers to attend Event Directors: Please provide information regarding your events (registration deadlines and/or event packets to the Regional Office as soon as possible. This information will be presented at the conference Special Event!!! Tickets to watch the Niagara University Men's Hockey team take on Alabama-Huntsville at 7:00 PM after the conference will be available free of charge for anyone that would like to go. Please contact me if you are interested so that we know how many tickets to set aside. The Men's Hockey team is ranked second in their conference. |
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As we finilize everthing for the upcoming conference on the 7th, we want to make sure we are providing every coach with what they need. In order to do this I am asking two questions. Please reply with your answer. 1. If you could receive clarification/information about one topic regarding being a Speical Olympics coach, what would that be? 2. If you had to name one resource you think you would benefit both you as a coach and your training club, what would that be (paperwork, training...)? Thank you in advance for your responses. |
"Let me win. But if I cannot win, let me be brave in the attempt." ~Athlete Oath |
Shelby Baker 8207 Main Street, Suite 13 Special Olympics New York 716-580-3346 |
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