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Aasa Spring Coaches Meetings AASA SPRING COACHES MEETINGS Canmore, Alberta, Canada May 27th 2017 AGENDA • SEASON END REVIEW - 0900HRS • ACA LTAD - 1000HRS • NEXT SEASON - 1100HRS • LUNCH - 1200HRS • U of C Injury Prevention Programming - 1300HRS • CALENDAR -1330HRS AASA NEW LOGO SEASON END REVIEW ALBERTA ATHLETES SHINE ON WORLD STAGE What a great season! Brady Leman from the Calgary Alpine Club and AST has had outstanding results all year on the World Cup Ski Cross Tour with 8 trips to the podium including 2 victories. Brady stands 2nd in the overall World Cup standings and has set his sight winning the gold medal at the 2018 Olympic Winter Games in South Korea. Astonishing performances by Mac Marcoux and guide Jack Leitch at the World Para-Alpine Skiing Championships in Tarvisio, Italy. 4 Gold and 1 Silver! Jack was born and raised in Calgary is another product of the Calgary Alpine Racing Club and spent 3 years honing his skills with the Alberta Ski Team before transitioning to Mac’s guide this past summer. Now they are FIS World Para-Alpine Skiing Champions. Well done Mac and Jack! Another great success story for Alberta has been the success of Erik Read (Banff Alpine Racers) on the World Cup circuit. Erik is now ranked in the top 30 in the World Cup for both slalom and giant slalom. Erik has been a consummate professional both on and off the hill. His ability to balance all his commitments to Denver University, including missing a World Cup so he could race for his school at a required race in is remarkable. Coach Education AASA Coach Education Event Date # CSC AASA EL Coach Course Date # Fall Coaches meeting 1-Oct 47 Mt Norquay 25-27 Nov 17 Fall coaches meeting day2 2-Oct 62 Snow Valley 2-4 Dec 17 Alberta Alpine Level 3 offical 22-Oct 2 COP 2-4 Dec 16 North American Fis TD update 30-Oct 5 COP 9-11 Dec 15 North Zone Coaches Update 7-Nov 53 Nitehawk 9-11 Dec 12 South Zone Coaches Update 9-Nov 19 Hidden Valley 29-31 Dec 8 ACA/ AASA Outreach Edmonton 25-Jan 29 Valley Ski Club 27-29 Jan 7 ACA/ AASA Outreach Calgary 26-Jan 30 ACA/ AASA Outreach Canmore 27-Jan 21 Sunshine Village 14-16 Mar 12 ACA/ AASA Outreach Panorama 28-Jan 23 Marmot Basin 7-9 Apr 7 u14 Speed Camp Module 18-Mar 8 Sunshine Village 29-1 May 22 u16 Speed Camp Module 20-Jan 6 Total New Coaches 133 Total Out Reach 305 ALBERTA 14 TRAINED CERTIFIED ADVANCED EL 843 68 2 8.0% 2.9% DL 148 4 0 Coach Education 17.5% 2.7% PL 3 0 0 2.0% ALBERTA 15 TRAINED CERTIFIED ADVANCED EL 930 77 3 8.2% 3.8% DL 167 9 0 17.9% 5.4% PL 9 2 0 5.3% 22.2% ALBERTA 16 TRAINED CERTIFIED ADVANCED EL 1068 82 3 7.7% 3.8% DL 194 15 0 18.2% 7.7% PL 9 2 0 4.6% 22.2% ALBERTA 17 TRAINED CERTIFIED ADVANCED EL 1191 95 5 7.9% 5.2% DL 208 16 0 16.8% 7.7% PL 17 4 0 8.2% 23.5% Alpine Insurance NGSL Provincial Race Series Series Name Location Zone Discipline Date Men Ladies Total Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Norquay - BVQ Invitational SZ 2GS, 2KK 1/14/2017 68 67 135 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Norquay - BVQ Invitational SZ 2GS, 2KK 1/15/2017 62 67 129 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL ESC - Sundance Invitational NZ Duals 1/15/2017 91 78 169 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Sunshine - Invitational SZ 2GS, 2KK 1/28/2017 88 105 193 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Sunshine - Invitational SZ 2GS, 2KK 1/29/2017 89 108 197 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL Sunridge - Smile for Cam NZ 2KK 1/29/2017 117 81 198 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL Kinosoo Ridge - Cold Lake NZ PSL, PGS & Team 2/4/2017 69 58 127 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL Kinosoo Ridge - Cold Lake NZ PSL, PGS & Team 2/5/2017 69 58 127 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Nakiska - Reitbauer Cup SZ Dual SL 2/25/2017 117 136 253 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Nakiska - Reitbauer Cup SZ Dual SL 2/26/2017 115 136 251 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL Snow Valley NZ PSL, PGS & Team 2/26/2017 69 58 127 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL JJO's, Jasper NZ 2GS, 2KK 3/4/2017 92 77 169 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Panorama SZ Dual SL, GS 3/4/2017 117 136 253 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Castle Mtn SZ Dual SL, GS 3/18/2017 70 80 150 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL Rabbit Hill - Lauberhorn NZ 2GS 3/25/2017 54 41 95 Alpine Insurance NZ NGSL Rabbit Hill - Lauberhorn NZ 2GS 3/26/2017 81 62 143 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Lake Louise, Doug Meyers Invitational SZ 2GS, SkiCross 4/1/2017 173 201 374 Alpine Insurance SZ NGSL Lake Louise, Doug Meyers Invitational SZ 2GS, SkiCross 4/2/2017 178 200 378 TOTAL 1163 1165 2328 Alpine Insurance U12 Provincial Race Series Series Name Location Discipline Date Men Ladies Total Alpine Insurance U12 Series Nakiska, AB, CAN SL 1/21/2017 73 83 156 1/22/2017 73 83 156 Alpine Insurance U12 Series Mt. Norquay, AB, CAN KK, PSL 2/11/2017 100 102 202 2/12/2017 95 95 190 Alpine Insurance U12 Series Jasper, AB, CAN 2GS 3/11/2017 89 92 181 3/12/2017 89 92 181 Alpine Insurance U12 Series Nakiska, AB, CAN GS, SL 4/8/2017 61 66 127 4/9/2017 61 66 127 TOTAL 641 679 1320 North Zone Regional Series Series Name Location Discipline Date Men Ladies Total Rabbit Hill Open Rabbit Hill, AB, CAN 2SL 12/17/2016 71 43 114 12/18/2016 71 46 117 NZ Regional Series ESC, AB, CAN 1/14/2017 46 36 82 NZ Regional Series Canyon Ski Area, AB, CAN 2GS 1/28/2017 48 45 93 1/29/2017 45 41 86 NZ Regional Series Snow Valley, AB, CAN SL 2/25/2017 44 36 80 NZ Regional Series Rabbit Hill, AB, CAN 2SL 3/11/2017 39 29 68 3/12/2017 36 30 66 NZ Regional Series Finals Jasper, AB, CAN 1GS, 1SL 3/18/2017 56 46 102 3/19/2017 56 46 102 TOTAL 512 398 910 U14 Provincial Series Series Name Location Discipline Date Men Ladies Total U14 Provincial Race Series Jasper, AB, CAN 2SL 1/14/2017 78 81 159 1/15/2017 78 81 159 U14 Provincial Race Series Lake Louise, AB, CAN 2GS 2/11/2017 85 75 160 2/12/2017 84 77 161 U14 Provincial Race Series Nakiska, AB, CAN 1SG, 1PSL 3/18/2017 74 70 144 3/19/2017 68 69 137 U14 Provincial Race Series Panorama, BC, CAN 1KK,1GS, 1SL 4/14/2017 74 69 143 4/15/2017 74 68 142 4/16/2017 74 68 142 TOTAL 448 421 869 Sporting Life U16 Provincial Series Series Name Location Discipline Date Men Ladies Total U16 Provincial Race Series Mt. Norquay, AB, CAN 1GS, 2SL 1/6/2017 76 66 142 1/7/2017 74 66 140 1/8/2017 74 65 139 U16 Provincial Race Series Lake Louise, AB, CAN TRG, 2SG, 1GS 2/2/2017 0 0 108 2/3/2017 59 49 112 2/4/2017 59 53 114 2/5/2017 62 52 105 U16 Provincial Race Series Nitehawk, AB, CAN 2SL, 1 PSL 3/10/2017 55 50 105 3/11/2017 53 50 103 3/12/2017 50 49 99 U16 Provincial Race Series Sunshine Village, AB, CAN 1SG, 1GS, 1SL 4/21/2017 71 58 129 4/22/2017 100 79 179 4/23/2017 100 78 178 TOTAL 833 715 1653 Matrix Western Ski Cross Series Series Name Location Discipline Date Men Ladies Total Matrix Western SX Series Sunridge, AB, CAN 1SX TRG, 2SX RACE 1/6/2017 1/7/2017 29 30 59 1/8/2017 27 31 58 Matrix Western SX Series Lake Louise, AB, CAN 1SX TRG, 2SX RACE 2/25/2017 66 69 135 2/26/2017 66 70 136 Matrix Western SX Series Tabor Mtn, BC, CAN 1SX TRG, 2SX RACE 20-Jan 21-Jan 24 19 43 22-Jan 32 19 51 Matrix Western SX Series Fernie, BC, CAN 1SX TRG, 2SX RACE 3-Mar 4-Mar 8 8 16 5-Mar 8 9 17 Matrix Western SX Finals Big White, BC 1SX TRG, 2SX RACE 31-Mar 1-Apr 31 26 57 2-Apr 31 26 57 TOTAL 322 307 629 Alpine Insurance FIS Alberta Cup Series Name Location Discipline Date Men Ladies Total Alpine Insurance Alberta Cup Mt. Norquay, AB, CAN 2SL 12/3/2016 83 58 141 12/4/2016 79 57 136 Alpine Insurance Alberta Cup Panorama, BC, CAN 2GS, 2SL 12/19/2016 108 65 173 12/20/2016 105 62 167 12/21/2016 97 54 151 12/22/2016 95 55 150 Alpine Insurance Alberta Cup Lake Louise, AB, CAN 2GS, 2SL 1/19/2017 55 32 87 1/20/2017 53 33 86 1/21/2017 56 33 89 1/22/2017 50 33 83 Alpine Insurance Alberta Cup Mt. Norquay, AB, CAN 1GS, 1SL 2/24/2017 68 36 104 2/25/2017 64 36 100 Alpine Insurance Alberta Cup Mt. Norquay, AB, CAN 2SL 4/14/2017 52 25 77 4/15/2017 52 26 78 TOTAL 1017 605 1622 Membership Statistics Year 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 U12> 1257 1289 1208 1255 1238 1502 1427 1583 1601 1549 U14-16 506 462 561 504 533 474 454 441 447 456 U18-SR 145 166 154 191 208 128 124 147 146 111 Masters 43 38 26 33 69 56 72 72 99 63 General / 1432 1989 2180 2144 1976 2146 2632 2650 2566 Coaches 2708 Total 3383 3944 4129 4127 4024 4306 4709 4893 4859 4887 MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS Alberta Alpine 2 Year Membership Population Comparison: 2015/16 & 2016/17 12000 10000 8000 6000 Members 4000 2000 0 -2000 General/Officia U6 U8 U10 U12 U14 U16 U18 U21 Masters Coaches TOTAL ls Net Change Total -6 -75 24 1 12 -3 -22 -2 -35 -20 162 36 Total 2017 206 427 525 391 274 182 74 37 63 365 2343 4887 Total 2016 212 502 501 390 262 185 96 39 98 385 2181 4851 MEMBERSHIP STATISTICS Alberta Alpine Ski Assoc.
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