PLAYER DEVELOPMENT - Squash BC

PLAYER DEVELOPMENT
FUNDING
2 GENERAL ATHLETE FUNDING POLICIES
Squash BC members have benefits that all members partake in throughout the year. These include
the insurance program, being ranked, participating in events at reduced rates etc. However, in
order to receive extra funding from Squash BC, whether it be from Squash BC general revenues,
Government sources as in Grants or Gaming, Gudewill Fund, Jesters Funding or any other funding
Squash BC facilitates to our members, athletes must follow these policies;
2.1 Be a member in good standing with Squash BC.
2.2 Be a targeted athlete or chosen for a Squash BC team or squad
2.3 Signed and returned to Squash BC a Squash BC’s Training Squads/Teams Athlete
Agreement, Waiver & Information form or any other form sent to athletes.
2.4 Follow the policies of the various squads/teams.
2.5 To receive funding in a juniors last year of Under 17 competition, that junior must have
taken the officiating certification course
2.6 To receive funding in a juniors last year of junior competition, that junior must be trained at
the Foundations Coach level.
2.7 Athletes may lose their funding or be made members not in good standing for the following
reasons and these sanctions will be in effect for rest of the current playing season, (Sept-
May.)
a Has been asked by Squash BC to participate on a squad/team and has refused, that athlete may
lose their funding opportunities.
b Have not followed the policies of the Athlete Agreement, Squads or Teams.
c If an athlete receives a conduct match by a certified official.
2.8 Athlete programs and funding that fall under these policies are:
a Men’s, Women’s and Master’s Provincial Teams
b Athlete Assistance Program
c Canada Winter Games
d Junior Provincial and Regional Squads
e Gudewill Funding
f Jesters Funding
g In Province Youth Travel Funding
h BC Games
2.9 The Grassroots Program does not fall under these policies.
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