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Windsor's Paul Sparkes Named July 2009 Ontario Coach-of-the-Month |
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Paul has been coaching soccer for the FC National Soccer Club for 14 years. He was introduced to coaching when his father coached the FC national soccer team when he was a young boy. Since then Paul has admired coaching and has coached elite soccer players in the FC National Soccer League from ages 7 to 13. In addition to that team he is also coaching two other teams for the Caboto Soccer Club. Aside from coaching Paul is also a president at the Windsor United Youth Soccer Cub in Windsor, and he is officially on the Board of ECSA. Paul is also the ref assigner for all soccer leagues and games played in Windsor. In the past he was the assistant coach for the St Clair College Woman’s soccer team from 2002 - 2008.
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CAC Accepting Applications for Coaching Internship Program |
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Human Resources and Skills Development Canada is providing financial assistance for the Coaching Internship Program project through the Government of Canada's Career Focus program, which offers financial support to employers and organizations to provide post-secondary graduate youth with career-related work experience in their field of study. Through this project, the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) is offering subsidies of $12,000 to enable sport organizations to hire young professionals for coaching positions leading to permanent full-time employment. The deadline for applications is July 13, 2009 at 5h00 PM EDT, for positions starting August 1, 2009. Click here to apply and learn more about the program.
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Dan Milkovich Named June 2009 Ontario-Coach-of-the-Month |
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Dan Milkovich has been coaching girl’s rugby for roughly 15 years at Mentor College. He devotes his time to coaching 6-8 hours a week. Fifteen of his athletes have gone on to play varsity rugby at the university level in Ontario, England and the United States. Dan has made the initiative to bring to Mentor College a concussion management program designed to help student athletes from suffering major and long term damage from head injuries. Mentor College is the first high school in the country to implement this concussion program.
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