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Referee Course-Updated

Starting March 5, 2022

Refereeing is an important role within the sport of fencing. Referees are needed at competitions in order to ensure matches are managed by competent individuals acting with integrity, dignity, and a high level of fairness. Referees are also integral to creating a safe experience for athletes, coaches, and spectators.  Learning how to officiate can have positive impacts for an athlete’s own fencing ability as well.

More information and registration here (link).

A great article on fencing refereeing here (link).

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MFA 3 February 20

MFA 3 Open, will be held Sunday, Feburary 20, 2022   

Registration Form             Full Info Sheet

Location: Romeo Dallaire School, 81 CHEMIN QUAIL RIDGE, Winnipeg

Registrations Fees:

U13 & U15 events – $15 + $15 (administrations fees)

All Other Events – $25 + $15 (administration fees)

Age Qualifications

U13 – born 2010 or later

U15 – born 2008 or later

U17 (Cadet) – born 2006 or later

U20 (Junior) – born 2003 or later

Open (Senior) – Open

Veterans – 30 years and older

Equipment Check (on-site): Sunday February 20, starting from 7:30am.

Schedule Events (subject to change based on entries)

Note that the time of the event is the starting time.

Events may be combined (age and/or gender), where appropriate.

 

8:00 AM Registration and Equipment Check

9:00 AM   U15 Sabre

11:00 AM U 17 Sabre

11:00 AM U 20 Epee

11:30 AM U15 Foil

12:00 PM  U13 Sabre​

2:30 PM    U17 Epee

2:30 PM    Open Sabre

4:30 End

Cancelled-

Foil – U13, U17, U20, Open, Veteran

Epee – U13, U15, Open, Veteran

Sabre – U20, Veteran  OPEN MOVED TO 2:30pm

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Coach Canada Winter Games

The Canada Games (French: Jeux du Canada) is a multi-sport event held every two years, alternating between the Canada Winter Games and the Canada Summer Games. They represent the highest level of national competition for Canadian athletes. The Games have been hosted in every province at least once since their inception in Quebec City during Canada’s Centennial in 1967.

Coaches registered in the Canada Games electronic registration system must be certified under the National Coaching Certification Program (NCCP) Competition-Development Context (certified status) in one of the fencing disciplines of foil, epee or sabre.

Coaches must be so certified no later than 90 days prior to the opening ceremony (November 20, 2022). Please note that “NCCP Competition-Development Certified, Not Renewed” does not qualify under the coaching standards for the 2023 Canada Winter Games.

All coaches who wish to apply for the CWG coach position are required to:

-participate in the organization and implementation of the 2022/23 Training Camps under the supervision of the Provincial Coach.

-attend all local competitions as well as travel with the CWG Squad to all out-of-province competitions during the 22/23 season.

-upgrade their coaching skills and if necessary obtain their NCCP Level III.

 

Applications to be sent to fencing@sportmanitoba.ca by 12pm on Thursday, February 27.

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Happy Holidays!

Our Previous Youth Pizza and Poule Party was the was our last even of the season!

Congrats to all the athletes on a great time, and a big ‘thank you!’ to the volunteers, staff, and parents who made the event a success.

Wishing you a safe and restful holiday season.  See you in 2022!

If you would like to upgrade your membership from 10 week to full for the remainder of the year, you may do so here (link) by clicking the Join/Renew button.

 

Pictures from the event will be posted here at a later date.

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Manitoba Public Health Orders As of December 6th, 2021

Manitoba Public Health Orders As of December 6th, 2021

As of December 6, 2021, public health orders require youth between 12 to 17 years old attending indoor sporting facilities (including schools) to provide proof that they have received at least one dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech or Moderna vaccine for COVID‑19.

If they have not had at least one dose, they must provide proof of a pharmacist-confirmed negative result from an approved rapid antigen test, from a test take within the 72 hours before they participate. The public health orders do not allow other health care providers to confirm a test result.

Info sheet -Public Health Orders for Indoor Youth Sport Facilities

What government issued ID is acceptable? Acceptable government issued ID includes provincial driver’s licences, provincial health cards, passports, status cards, permanent resident cards, citizenship cards, social insurance cards and birth certificates. Students may also use school-issued student ID cards.

Information is subject to change according to the number of active cases in the province.

Travel and Isolation
For kids with one dose, especially those travelling to the USA – there are some
self-isolation rules around going back to school, so we suggest this also
applies to sport. More information click here (link).

Selling Rapid COVID-19 Tests to the Public and Rapid Test
Administration/Observation – College of Pharmacists of Manitoba
Recent communication from the provincial COVID-19 Testing Task Force indicates that rapid COVID-19 tests can now be sold directly to the public through pharmacies.
However, it is important to note that international travelers (depending on destination) and individuals required to submit for regular COVID-19 testing under various Public Health Orders (e.g., unvaccinated front-line designated persons, unvaccinated youth aged 12 to 17 participating in and/or attending indoor sporting/recreational facilities, etc.) must use rapid testing kits that are administered and/or observed by a health care professional with a confirmation report generated from the observation. CPhM has received confirmation that the pharmacist can either observe the person self-testing and confirm the result, or perform the test themselves. Regardless of who performs the test, the pharmacist must ensure the test is done properly and
confirm the result.

Members of the public exhibiting signs or symptoms of COVID-19, or having tested positive using a rapid test, must be directed to a provincial testing site immediately. For any questions regarding rapid testing or the public health orders, please contact the COVID-19 Testing Task Force at TTF@gov.mb.ca.

CTV News video here (link)

Health Orders here (link)

Rapid Testing for Youth (12-17), Indoor Sport here (link)