Metro Amateur Wrestling Club

WCL is requesting coach feedback to put together a strategy for NCCP courses.

We've got a special Athlete Eligibility update for you Where practical, sports have adjusted their age categories so that the same cohort of athletes that was... eligible for the Games in 2021 will remain eligible for the Niagara 2022 Canada Summer Games. Baseball, cycling, golf and rugby sevens will be announced in the coming weeks. More details about your sport: https://bit.ly/N22-AgeCategories Nous avons une mise à jour importante à partager avec vous concernant l’admissibilité des athlètes Dans la mesure du possible, les sports ont ajusté les catégories d’âge pour que la même cohorte d’athlètes qui étaient admissibles en 2021 puisse participer aux Jeux d’été du Canada de Niagara qui auront maintenant lieu en 2022. Les catégories d’âge du baseball, du cyclisme, du golf et du rugby à sept seront annoncées dans les semaines à venir. Voir plus de détails sur votre sport : https://bit.ly/N22-AgeCategories-FR Canada Games | Sport Canada | Ontario Ministry of Heritage, Sport, Tourism and Culture Industries | Niagara Region

New COVID restrictions announced as of November 24 2020

Today the Province announced further changes to Public Health Regulations related to COVID-19. These changes are applicable to the zone of Western and Central Halifax Reginal Municipality (HRM), which is defined as HRM from Hubbard’s to (and including) Porters Lake and the communities up to Elmsdale and Mount Uniacke/Hants County including businesses. As it relates to sport, the Province will be shutting down all sport activity in this area beginning on Thursday, November 2...6th for a period of two weeks, ending on Thursday December 10th. At that time the Province will be re-evaluating the epidemiology and determining next steps. During this time period people residing in the impacted zone will not be permitted to travel outside the zone to take part in any sport activities. This would include anyone residing in the zone who may participate on a team/group that is outside the zone. For those living outside of the impacted zone, sport activities can continue while continuing to pay close attention to the public health guidelines. However, you should not leave your zone for a sport activity, so for example if you live in Cape Breton you should not travel to the South Shore for a sport activity. Complete information on the provincial zones can be found on the Nova Scotia government website. We will continue to provide any updates as soon as we receive them. If you have any questions or would like any additional information please feel free to contact me.Take careJamie Ferguson CEO, Sport Nova Scotia5516 Spring Garden RoadHalifax, NS B3J 1G6(902) 425-5450, ext. 315

Congratulations to Jr./Sr. Female Athlete of the Year Jessalyn Taylor, U17 Female Athlete of the Year and Athlete Leadership recipient Madison Charlton, Club Coach of the Year nominee Morgan Marchand.