Amateur Sports
Provincial Sport Organization Review
The Provincial Sport Organization (PSO) review process, lead by viaSport British Columbia, is in its final stages with expected completion targeted for November.
“Throughout this process, the feedback from the review panel has been very positive,” says Laura Watson, viaSport Sport Development Lead. “We have been so impressed by the amount of work that PSO representatives have put into this process; it has really become apparent the level of talent that exists within the administrators and staff in our provincial sport sector.” Once the review is complete, the review panel team will be working to create a thorough report on the trends and themes discovered through the process. The report will be delivered to the sector before the holiday break in December.
Sport Hero’s In Qualicum
Sport BC honoured eight Community Sport Heroes in Qualicum, BC on October 30, awarded to long-standing community volunteers for their significant contributions to sport.
An impressive audience included Mayor Chris Burger (City of Parksville) and Mayor Teunis Westbroek (Town of Qualicum Beach) to support the recipients:
Robynne Shaw (figure skating)
Kim Longmuir (athletics)
Sean Hines (football)
Lyle Lamont (baseball)
Harold Barker (multi-Sport)
Irene Creally (curling)
Randy Longmuir (athletics) and Gavin Reid (lawn bowling)
Presented by Teck Resources Ltd.
the Community Sport Hero Award is travelling to eight communities across British Columbia this year to recognize coaches, officials, mentors and administrators who are dedicated to sport at the community level.