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Atlantic Cup
Charlottetown, PEI
Dec  5 & 6
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      Parents Information:
There is nothing more important than the proper development of your child, both physically, emotionally and psychologically. Not all children develop at the same rates. Please take the time to read the Speed Skate Canada's Long Term Athlete Development Model  SSNB adheres to this model in the development of it's clubs and training programs  for Skaters of all ages
Children's  Growth and Development Guidelines

Click here for information about skater development at all ages

SSC LTAD Resources

SSNB Contacts

President - Ann Evans
Phone  506 - 455-6355
E-mail :  AEvans@nbpower.com 

SSNB at  speedskates@nb.aibn.com


Provincial Coach 2009 - 10
Travel Schedule -    TBA
ARE YOU a Parent of a
  NEW Skater to our sport ?
TO answer Questions you might have
Click here -  Guide for new skaters
  CWG Commitment letter - Now available in CWG section
NOVEMBER   Programs  
             -   NOW Available On web site
Get your copy of the NEW
Teaching the Basic's '
Coaching material in the Coaches resource section

1st Short Track Meet for 2009 - 2010 Atlantic season

Les Étoiles Filantes de Caraquet    -   RESULTS

SSNB Taking Registrations for the
             Christmas Break Camp
Dec 28 - 29   -  Campbellton Civic Centre  - Campbellton , NB

This will be your only opportunity to skate on The Campbellton facility prior to SSC National Age Championships in March

REGISTRATION DEADLINE is DEC 4th
Atlantic Cup Competition information
DEC 5 & 6 -   - Charlottetown PEI (see meet information for Details)
The HAROLD JOYCE Invitational
               Aitken Centre - UNB Campus , Fredericton NB  
 
SEE results - Go to results in Skaters section
Photo's of the Caraquet Meet  -  Click here
Caraquet Skater Recognized in his community - click here
Golden Oldie -  Click here  -   how many skaters you can name ?