Mon
May
19
12:00 PM
South Sask Stealth U15 A
Standing Buffalo Fighting Sioux U15 A
Mon
May
19
03:00 PM
South Sask Stealth U15 A
Standing Buffalo Fighting Sioux U15 A
Mon
May
19
08:00 PM
Prince Albert Predators
Saskatoon Swat
Tue
May
20
08:00 PM
Saskatoon Swat
Regina Chaos
Wed
May
21
08:00 PM
Swift Current Wolverines
Moose Jaw Mustangs
Wed
May
21
08:00 PM
Prince Albert Outlaws
Saskatoon SWAT
Thu
May
22
06:30 PM
Regina Barracuda U13 A
South Sask Stealth U13 A
Thu
May
22
07:00 PM
Saskatoon SWAT U17 A
Regina Barracuda U17 A
Thu
May
22
08:00 PM
Standing Buffalo Fighting Sioux U15 A
South Sask Stealth U15 A
Fri
May
23
08:00 PM
Saskatoon Brewers
Saskatoon SWAT
Sun
May
04
06:00 PM
North Sask Predators U15A
Regina Barracuda U15 A
15
10
Thu
May
08
06:30 PM
South Sask Stealth U15 A
Regina Barracuda U15 A
7
8
Fri
May
09
08:00 PM
Moose Jaw Mustangs
Weyburn Razorbacks
10
5
Sat
May
10
01:00 PM
Swift Current Wolverines
Saskatoon Swat
16
5
Sat
May
10
07:30 PM
Swift Current Wolverines
Prince Albert Predators
7
16
Sun
May
11
12:45 PM
North Sask Predators U15A
Standing Buffalo Fighting Sioux U15 A
9
3
Sun
May
11
01:00 PM
Regina Chaos
Prince Albert Predators
0
8
Sun
May
11
03:30 PM
North Sask Predators U15A
Standing Buffalo Fighting Sioux U15 A
13
6
Wed
May
14
08:00 PM
Saskatoon Swat
Weyburn Razorbacks
18
4
Thu
May
15
08:00 PM
Moose Jaw Mustangs
Swift Current Wolverines
9
12

Coaching Pathway


The Saskatchewan Lacrosse Association and Member Associations are always looking for more Coaches right from our Mini Tykes up to our Junior A Level. There is a Coaching level for everyone! Being a Coach gives you a rewarding opportunity to positively impact a player’s life while enjoying the Fast Game on Two Feet!

 

 

Every coach, regardless of what age coaching, MUST complete the following:

  1. Create an NCCP #(If you have one already from another sport, you can use it)
  2. Criminal Record Check(If your age is 18+ and must renew every 3 years))
  3. Respect in Sport: Sask Sport Requirement

U9 & LOWER

 

U11 & U13

 

U15, U17 JUNIOR & SENIOR

 

· Year 1 - Initiation in Sport Course

· Year 1 - Making Headway

· Year 2 - Emergency Action Plan

· Year 2 - Rule of Two

· Year 3 - Making Ethical Decisions

 

· Year 1 - Completed CMD Course

· Year 1 - Rule of Two

· Year 1 - Making Headway

· Year 2 - Making Ethical Decisions

· Year 2 - Emergency Action Plan

 

· Year 1 - Completed CPI Course

· Year 1 - Rule of Two

· Year 1 - Making Headway

· Year 2 - Making Ethical Decisions

· Year 2 - Emergency Action Plan

· Year 3 - In-person Evaluation

 

  • The numbers 1,2 and 3 in the chart above represent the designated year that you must complete the courses listed. However, the SLA highly ENCOURAGES you to complete as many courses as possible within your first year of For U15 and higher, the in-person evaluation is recommended to leave until your 3rd year of coaching.
  • NEW coaches who choose to coach U15 and older (your 1stseason coaching) only need CMD and not CPI course. In your 2nd year, you would need CPI course completed.
  • E-learning: Once you have completed a module, you DO NOT have to repeat it.

          Ex: If you take Rule of Two at the U9 you do not have to do it again at U11 and higher.

Courses:

For the other courses: Initiation in Sport Course, Rule of Two, Emergency Action Plan, Making Ethical Decision & Making Headway, you will need to login to The Locker https://thelocker.coach.ca/    go into E-learning and find the course.

 

Professional Development Points:

After you are CPI certified, to keep you up to date with developmental coaching. You must maintain 20 performance points in your Locker in 5-year cycle. These points can range from courses, self-evaluation reports, to coaching related other courses.

 

 

 

 

Other Bench Personnel:

Managers: Not permitted on the bench MUST NOT coach at all!

All managers must take the criminal record check

Trainers:
Any personnel that is on the bench for a trainer position must meet one of the below qualifications and is NOT permitted to Coach, unless listed as a Coach and has proper certification:

  1. Any St. John’s Ambulance Emergency First Aid Course of 8 Hours (or more)
  2. Canadian Red Cross Standard First Aid & Basic Rescuer CPR Course.
  3. Canadian Red Cross Sport First Aid Course
  4. Any CAHA Hockey Trainer’s Certification program
  5. A professional designation (MD, RN, KHS Training, Physiotherapist, Police, Fireman, etc)

From the above, please note that CPR (as a stand-alone certification) is NOT an equivalency.  There can also only be ONE trainer listed per team.  

 

To sign up for a Coaching Clinic please click on Online Coaching program on the left hand menu for a step by step process to register for Coaching Clinics. To see what your current Coaching status is or to add professional development points please click on The Locker on the left hand menu.

For more information on the Coaching Certification process please contact Chris Lesanko or Toll Free at 1.844.780.9216 ext. 1 or via email at ed@sasklacrosse.net.

The Canadian Lacrosse Association and Coaching Association of Canada have worked together to develop a Coaching Certification Pathway that is specific to the sport of Lacrosse. 

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