ABOUT SQUASH ONTARIO Squash Ontario - The Organization Working to provide "an environment in which the sport of squash can thrive, by offering quality services and innovative promotion to ensure that the needs of both the current and potential players are met". Squash Ontario is the recognized governing body for the sport in the Province of Ontario. It is a non-profit organization, founded in 1976 and since that time, has grown into one of the most effective and respected squash associations in the world. Policy decisions and the overall management of squash in Ontario
are in the hands of your Board of Directors, numbering six. The
Board is elected by the membership at the Annual and General Meeting
and the President is then elected by the Board from among its numbers. POLICIES AND PROCEDURES OF SQUASH ONTARIO SQUASH ONTARIO POLICIES AND PROCEDURES 2007
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ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS SQUASH ONTARIO Annual and General Meeting of Members Saturday, June7th, 2008 To be held in the City of Toronto
SQUASH ONTARIO COACHING ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Has a Coach Made a Difference to You?
The Coaching Achievement Award recognizes a squash coach who has consistently exhibited, espoused and taught the principles of respect, integrity, and fair play and is a person who portrays a positive role model both for the game of squash and for the coaching profession.
Your nominee must be fully certified under the coaching program and will have achieved at least a level 1 certification and is actively involved coaching squash and has been for a minimum of 3 years. This person must also be a resident of Ontario for a minimum of 5 years.
We are looking for a coach who teaches and practices respect – for one’s opponent, for the official, for oneself and for the game; for a coach who has integrity – is honest, sincere and honourable in relationships with others; a coach who not only teaches but practices fair play – a coach who focuses on the positive aspects of sport; and finally, a coach who is a role model for coaching – one who generally projects an image favourable to squash and to the profession of coaching.
Outstanding contributions of the nominee may include but not be limited to:
Nominations for the Squash Ontario Coaching Achievement Award may be submitted by players, coaches, regional executive members, Squash Ontario Board members, parents and officials. All nominations must be received in writing by 1 May 2008.
Send your written nomination to sfunston@squashontario.com or fax to 416-426-7393. Be sure to include your name and telephone number with your submission.
Past recipients include Mark Sachvie, Heather Wallace, Jim Paton, Ruth Ann McBride, Bob Shine, Mike Way, Barb Cooper, Patrick Hartunian and Patrick Prichardson, Robert Brooks, and Johnny Wilson.
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