Section Awards - Coaches
Volunteer Coach Award
This award will be given to a Skate Canada coach who has contributed to the coaching community through volunteer efforts at the Club, Region, Section, or National level. The focus of this award is on the volunteer contributions made by the coach to the sport of skating.
Nominations are now closed.
Section Coach Achievement Award
This award recognizes the dedication and achievements of Skate Canada coaches within Skate AB/NT/NU. The recipient will be selected for their unique and outstanding contributions to their club, athletes, and the Section.
Nominations are now closed.
25 & 50 Year Coach Service Awards
Recognizes Skate Canada coaches who have contributed 25 and 50 years of service to the sport of figure skating. Coaches must apply to receive the award. Each recipient receives a Skate Canada pin and a certificate.
Nominations are now closed.
National Awards – Coaches
National Grassroots & STAR Pathway Coach Award
The purpose of the following National Grassroots & STAR Pathway Coach Award is to recognize dedication and success in coaching foundational learn to skate and learn to figure skate programs. The recipient will be selected based on their outstanding contributions to our sport and to the well-being of skaters participating in the Skate Canada programming, specifically in the FUNdamental, Learn to Train and Active for Life, Long-Term Development (LTD) stages.
This award will be presented to one person at the Skate Canada Ice Summit. Skate Canada reserves the right to not present this award in any given year. The winner will be selected by a panel that consists of the Skate Canada President, the Chair of the Coaches Committee, the Senior Manager of Coaching, and the Coach Development Coordinator.
Nominations are now closed.
National Podium Pathway Coach Award
The purpose of the National Podium Pathway Coach Award is to recognize the dedication and success in coaching competitive and high-performance figure skating programs. The recipient will be selected based on their outstanding contributions to our sport and the well-being of athletes participating in Skate Canada programming, specifically in the Train to Train, Train to Compete, and Train to Win Long-Term Development (LTD) stages.
This award will be presented to one person at the Skate Canada Ice Summit. Skate Canada reserves the right to not present an award in any given year. The winner will be selected by a panel which consists of the Skate Canada President, Chair of the Coaches Committee, and the Senior Manager of Coaching.
Nominations are now closed.
If you have any questions you can contact the Section Office at:
info@skateabnwtnun.ca
1-(866)-294-0663