NORTH

Advancing Sport Participation and Excellence

in the North

June 26, 2017

Presented to Prince George City Council

Leslie Ann Wirth, Executive Director

Advancing Sport Participation and Excellence

in the North

June 26, 2017

Presented to Prince George City Council

Leslie Ann Wirth, Executive Director

Before this… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ViZ3dEWau68

• Incorporated in 1994, Engage Sport North, has the mandate to improve physical literacy skills, increase physical activity levels for all and provide specialized training services to youth athletes on a performance pathway throughout Northern BC.

• Operating out of facilities in Prince George and Fort St. John, EngageSport North is the sole provider of high performance services for athletes and coaches in a multi-sport environment in the north.

• Engage Sport North has considerable expertise in the areas of physical literacy and fundamental movement skill development and we train others in this practice.

• Providing services as close to home as possible, Engage Sport North delivers NCCP and SportMed BC training and education for northern coaches, officials and sport leaders.

• The northern delivery arm of the viaSport Regional Delivery

Alliance.

• A recipient of the 2015 Canada Winter Games Legacy funds.

• Partner in the 2015 Northern Sport Accessibility Initiative.

• Entrusted with the completion of the Novak Family Legacy

Wall.

• Receive $5000.00 annual contribution from the City.

Our purpose is to advance sport participation and excellence in

Northern BC.

• Our vision is to be an acknowledged provincial and national leader in the development and enhancement of sport and physical literacy in communities across Northern BC.

• Our mission is to provide high quality resources and services to athletes, coaches, and community leaders through leadership, education, and training to support active lifestyles along the Canadian Sport for Life (CS4L) pathway.

• Our values include: quality, relevance, inclusivity, respect, excellence and sustainability.

Our strategic directions are:

Programming Excellence: Deliver quality sport and education-based programs and services based upon the CS4L pathway.

Sustainability: Build a strong and vibrant organization through partnerships and revenue diversification.

Organizational Excellence: Invest in people and systems to build capacity to deliver exceptional services.

We deliver quality sport and education-based programs and services within the framework of the Canadian Sport for Life pathway in three program areas:

• Sport Participation

• Performance Services

• Sport Development

Sport Participation (CS4L Levels 1-3 and 7)• Physical Literacy and Fundamental Movement Skill Development

Sport Discovery Camps

Park Play Days

Aboriginal Sport Camps

Afterschool Programs

• Active for Life

Families in Motion

Ladies Find Your Stride

Sport Discovery Community Try-Its!

Community Events

Aspiring athletes & sport~ ~=u::o:ro?tsi.klhn enthusiasts participate! I n n n ~:~.~~,t~~rs, Nusdttl Yo Alter School Program 37186slons > 14G participants > 2200 hours

Sport Discovery Community Try-It! Events ~ MSSlons > 321 participants> 400+ hours Sport Accessibility Sessions 5 58SSlon1 • 1al partlciparts > 25G hours Physical utamcy Skltt Assessment 10 sessions> 221 partlclpijnts > 332 hours

Play In tile Park 2 58$SIOll:S>371 partlclpants>560+ hours

Community Events 2 S85Slons > 245 participants> 245 hours

: Families in Motion ; 366 ~ 244 : hours ~ participant& : 11 Mlllslons

~frark ~~y •> 4dly, 135partletPtnts270~r1

d' I.fin~ vour stride ~ 18fflslonl 91 7 • participants hours

~s'°lf~ 2QOOOJ .. - 91 days• '78 participants

CAMPS liietlbited physical a;tvty

Performance Services (CS4L Levels 3-5) Vim Youth Athlete Strength and Conditioning (ages 10-13)

Vigour Youth Athlete Strength and Conditioning (ages 14-18)

Team Training

Personal Training

Canadian Sport School

Metabolic and Physical Testing

Sport Sciences

Inspirational Speakers

Athl t t • I Communitiesserved: Ti ;Ji Ji Prince George, Terrace Individual Team Vars e es ra 1n I Smithers DifNSOn creek Training 12 hO\l'S Training 572hours At111!Wcs 864Ohours WIiiiams Cake, Quesnel ' 12sossions•8afllolos 44sossions •3toams•:l9alhlolos a20sossions>71alhlotos

Performance services:

425 athletes striving for excellence

Canadian SportSchool Northern BC

~ 17 athletes, 160 sessions ~ .. 5440 hours ol training

-RBC Training : Ground Test :

43 event : athletas :

compete! !

: Metabolic a sessions & : & Physical 162alhletes

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At h I ete{S1rength & Condmonlng Consultations 2 sessions> 5 attletes Mental Per1ormance Consultations 2 sesslons • 23 athletes Men1al Performance Training Sessions 4 sessions• 81 athletes

Sport Development• Coach and Officials Development

NCCP – Multi-Sport ModulesSport SciencesSportMed BC Courses

• Sport Leadership DevelopmentFMS TrainingRun-Jump-Throw-Wheel Training CAAWS Workshops Board Development Initiatives

Coaches, officials & sport leaders develo skills and make a difference!

36 Sport Development: Training & Development sessions to OllSl.lV Qllll Iv Jl)Ort is avalamo 1D IM!ryoo9 in the l'IO(jh_

National Coaching Certification introduction to Competition Modules 10 sessions 51 co~hes trained

National Coaohr,g Cel1ifiailion Competilion Development Modules 1 be~lon 2 coaches trained

Spol1 Accessiblty Tniring b Coaches and Leader, 6 $8S5lons 35 sport leadef5 trained

Higll 6 Princliples of Heiilll1y Child Development 4 sessions 35 sport leadef5 lralned

Fundamettal Movement SkiDs 1 5eSSlon 20 sport leadef5 lralned

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Cennlor Advanc@ment

of Women In Sport Workshq,s

16 sport leaders trained

» 3 sessrons

Commll'ilies served: Prine. Qeor.oe, Fort st John, Dawson Creel!, Terrace, Willams Lalfe, New Alyansh, Old Massott, MBCkonzlo

l"f ~ Attlletlc Taping •> 2 SGssions 16 } :.:!r,1 ~ Concussion coaches

Spi,t~ledBC Management •> 2 IWions 13 trained

~~~s ttttttttttttt In a Box: 13 youth sport leaders trained

••rjt sport Rlll, Jump, Throw, Wh~I 6 ~ 5 2 lea_ders

_, trained

We are proud of our accomplishments in 2016-2017!

Capacity Service Delivery.

Organizational rebrand.

Fan the Flame 2017.

Standing Committees: Finance, Governance, Revenue Generation &Community Engagement.

Strategic investments and partnerships.

Diversified revenue.

Risk mitigation.

ENGAGE SPS·RT Providing 2950 ~t~~pt!l~t~ 1f:?a~1~.~~n~;a~.~~~!1~~~.t e~,~!j1~.ied~~t~

in 11 northern communities.

The future is bright and 2017-2018 priorities include:

Building the Engage Sport North Brand

Board member recruitment

Strategic Planning

Societies’ Act Transition

Private sector, multi-year sponsorships

Novak Legacy wall

Revenue neutral program delivery

Prince George Community Associations partnerships

2017 Northern BC Coaching Conference

2018 Fan the Flame

Northern BC Performance & Development Camps

Regional roll-out of the Families in Motion program

Questions?