PLAYER DEVELOPMENT - Squash BC
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT - Squash BC
PLAYER DEVELOPMENT - Squash BC
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<strong>PLAYER</strong> <strong>DEVELOPMENT</strong><br />
21 ATHLETE ASSISTANCE PROGRAM POLICIES<br />
Minimum Requirements before you apply:<br />
21.1 Minimum coaches level as per minimum standards on page four.<br />
21.2 Must be 14 years of age as of October 31 st in the year of funding.<br />
21.3 Must be familiar with Beyond the Nick Development plan and presently in the “Learning<br />
&Training to Win” phase. http://www.squash.ca/LTPD/index.htm<br />
21.4 Must be a Canadian citizen or landed immigrant and be a resident of <strong>BC</strong> for one year of the<br />
date of applying for <strong>BC</strong> AAP funding.<br />
21.5 The use of banned substances is strictly prohibited.<br />
21.6 Athletes who are suspended by Canadian Centre for Ethics in Sport and/or their<br />
International Sport Federation will be declared permanently ineligible for <strong>BC</strong> AAP.<br />
21.7 Must be available for <strong>BC</strong> Provincial Teams unless competing for the National Team.<br />
21.8 Must be on a yearly training plan and attend a minimum 1 out of province event and all the<br />
provincial championships for their category in each calendar year.<br />
21.9 If an athlete has gone through the <strong>Squash</strong> <strong>BC</strong> Junior Program, they must be a certified<br />
Foundations Coach by their last year of Juniors.<br />
21.10 Must be a member in good standing of <strong>Squash</strong> <strong>BC</strong> in the year of the funding application.<br />
21.11 The selection committee will comprise of a board volunteer, level 3 or higher coach, Junior<br />
Development committee chair and a <strong>Squash</strong> <strong>BC</strong> staff member.<br />
21.12 Athletes may appeal the decisions of the selection criteria under the <strong>Squash</strong> <strong>BC</strong> Appeals<br />
policy. http://www.squashbc.com/about/policies_procedures.htm.<br />
21.13 It is a NCAA athlete’s responsibility to check with NCAA guidelines before applying for<br />
and accepting funding.<br />
FUNDING AMOUNTS<br />
21.14 Funding amounts will depend on how many athletes apply for AAP funding. The selection<br />
criterion to determine the amount an athlete will be awarded follows these steps.<br />
a The committee will place you in the appropriate level based on your application.<br />
b Once the athletes are placed at their level the maximum amount they could receive will<br />
be place beside their name. Depending on the grant amount and the number of athletes<br />
who have applied will depend on the percentage of the maximum amount you may<br />
receive. (See example table.) The next table shows the total amount available is<br />
$6405.50. In this example we will award each athlete 56% of the top award. (The total<br />
amount may change depending on funding available.)<br />
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