New Brunswick Provincial Team 2007-2008
Updated April 2008
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Name |
Division |
Club |
| 1 |
Jennifer Landry |
Senior |
Kiyokan |
| 2 |
Myriam Lamarche |
Junior |
Kachi |
| 3 |
Nicholas Losier |
Juvenile |
Péninsule |
| 4 |
Patrick Dignard |
Juvenile |
Péninsule |
| 5 |
Martine Chenhall |
Juvenile |
Shimpokai |
| 6 |
Maxime Raymond |
Junior |
Hanagata |
| 7 |
René-Pierre Bossé |
Junior |
Central |
| 8 |
Jonathan Bergeron |
Juvenile |
Bushido |
| 9 |
Patrick Dugas |
Juvenile |
Hanagata |
| 10 |
Jonathan Rioux |
Juvenile |
Hanagata |
| 11 |
Vanessa St-Pierre |
Juvenile |
Hanagata |
| 12 |
André-Pierre Bossé |
Junior |
Central |
| 13 |
Amélie Harbec |
Juvenile |
Péninsule |
| 14 |
Robin Thibodeau |
Juvenile |
Central |
| 15 |
Karine LeBreton |
Juvenile |
Péninsule |
| 16 |
Andy Brideau |
Junior |
Peninsule |
Objectives:
For the promotion of Judo, to give a better support and to encourage our best judokas who
invest time, money and energy to achieve their potential at the provincial, national or
international level. Judo NB will have a Provincial Team with specific criteria.
Composition:
Team NB will be composed of judokas ageing from Juvenile to Senior.
• All athletes with "F" standard or better on the National Team
•A maximum of 15 judokas
• All athletes equal in points for the 15th position
This number represents the number of athletes that take competition seriously and obtain
results. This number is also in accord with the budget that Judo NB has for the
Provincial Team.
Advantages:
Members of the Provincial Team will have specific advantage:
• Team Tracksuit at reduced price and/or other promotional articles
at reduced prices.
• Registration paid at Nationals, Rendez-Vous Canada as per
budget permit.
• Subsidies to participate at Nationals tournaments.
• Free registration for the regular Judo NB Camp.
• 50% off registration at Atlantic Camp
• $100 off from the Summer Camp registration
Obligations:
All athletes who want to be on the Provincial Team must follow specific rules.
• Follow the Athletes Code of
Conduct when he/she participates in Provincial Team activities.
Selection Criteria:
• Results at National.
• Best result at Quebec Open or Ontario Open
• Results at
the 2 NB Cup and Provincial Championship.
• Best result at Eastern Canadian or Atlantic Championship.
* A minimum of one win is required to count
the points. (See definition of a win in the National Team
Handbook 2005 policy 2)
* Tournament
exemption: An athlete selected for an international competition
by Judo NB or Judo Canada
will be exempted to compete at a provincial selection the week
before until the week after that international
competition. The athlete will receive the same points as his/her
last selection tournament.
* The Selection
Committee will make the final selection of the Team.
* Participation at
the Provincial is mandatory to be eligible for the Provincial Team
* The Team will be
revised once a year on April 1st.
Selection Points:
| Tournaments |
1st |
2nd |
3rd |
5th |
7th |
| National Championship |
1000 pts |
800 pts |
600 pts |
400 pts |
200 pts |
Quebec or Ontario
Open |
800 pts |
600 pts |
400 pts |
200 pts |
100 pts |
Eastern Canadian
or Atlantic |
400 pts |
300 pts |
200 pts |
100 pts |
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NB Cup 1, NB Cup 2
and Provincial |
400 pts |
300 pts |
200 pts |
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Note: *
Only points of green and higher belt will be entered for the selection.
* If an
athlete competes in a different category at one tournament, only half
the points will count for the
selection. Only in one category above or below is new official
category.
Appeal Process:
- An appeal shall be heard ONLY on the grounds that the
selection process and final decision was flawed,
not because the athlete did not like the
decision. In other words:
1)
The Selection Committee made a decision for which lacked
authority;
2)
The Selection Committee failed to follow procedures in the Judo
NB approved selection criteria;
3)
The Selection Committee made a decision which was influenced by
bias;
4)
The Selection Committee failed to consider relevant information
or took into account irrelevant information in making the decision;
5)
The Selection Committee exercised its discretion for an improper
purpose; and/or
6)
The Selection Committee made a decision that was unreasonable.
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The athlete shall be given 48 hours to request an appeal. The athlete
must present his/her request in writing to the Chair of the Appeals
Committee of Judo NB.
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The Appeals Committee shall review the letter and decide whether or not
the request has grounds for a hearing. They shall also review all
selection procedure documentation from the Selection Committee.
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If there are no legitimate grounds for appeal, the Chair of the Appeals
Committee shall call the athlete advising her/him of the decision. This
will be followed up with a formal letter to the athlete.
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If the Appeals Committee feels there are grounds for an appeal hearing,
the following procedures will take place:
1) The
Chair of the Appeals Committee shall select a designated place, date and
time to hear the appeal. This will be done no later than 48 hours upon
receipt of the appeal request.
2) The
Appeals Committee shall hear the athlete’s complaint. He/she may be
accompanied by an athlete advocate (parent or guardian or legal advisor,
etc.)
3) The
Appeals Committee shall hear from the Selection Committee representative
(the Canada Games coach).
4) The
Appeals Committee will make a final decision at the appeal hearing and
the decision shall be final and binding.
5) The
Chair of the Appeals Committee will contact the athlete no later than 24
hours after the hearing by phone to advise him/her of the outcome and
this will be followed by a formal letter and copy of the appeal findings
and recommendation.
6) The
Chair of the Appeals Committee will contact the Head Coach by phone to
advise him/her of the outcome. A copy of the formal letter will follow
this up to the athlete and copy of the appeal findings and
recommendation.
- The athlete who submits an appeal must be prepared to cover
his/her own expenses during the process (i.e.: travel to the hearing).
Judo NB will make every effort to minimize such costs. Should the
athlete be successful with his/her appeal, Judo NB will reimburse
related expenses.
- The Appeals Committee is comprised of:
1. Chair of the Committee – JP Cantin (will only vote in case of a tie)
2. Board Member – Anna Goguen
3. Coach Rep – Rino Perron
4. Officials Rep – Mike Hetherington
5. Athlete Rep – Marco Volpe (alternate - Serge Goguen)
Judo NB CoachingTeam
Objectives:
judo NB put in place a "Coaching Team" to give better support and
encourage our coaches that invest time and resources to excel in coaching at the National
and International Levels.
Composition:
To be on the Team the Coach must:
• Be certified NCCP Level 3
• To have at least one athlete on the Provincial Team
• One coach per club without counting the Head Coach
• The Head Coach get at expenses paid on trip selected by Judo NB
Advantages:
• Track suit and/or specialized article (one per year)
• Funding to go to specific tournaments selected by Judo NB
• Free registration to all camps in NB
Obligations:
All coaches that want to be on the Provincial Team must:
• Attend the Selection Tournament in NB and Camps
• Be a member of CPCA (Canadian Professional Coaching Association)
• Respect and follow the Coaching Code of Conduct
• Police check (criminal background check)
NB Team at the 2006 Juvenile-Junior
Nationals
Lethbridge, Alberta
July 1 and 2, 2006
The link for the results is:
http://www.judocanada.org/results//Jr%20Jv%202006.pdf
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