is honored to

announce

Lawrence Duperron
(of the Derrick Boxing Club)

will be inducted into the

Boxing Canada
Hall of Fame

Saturday, June 21, 2008 at the

Drayton Valley Omniplex
(Curling Club Lounge)

Presentation to begin at 4:30 pm

For more information please call
the Boxing Alberta Office 780-427-6515
 

Boxing Alberta

Summer Novice Camp

When: July 12 - 19, 2008

Where: Lodgepole Training Centre

Age Group: 12 to 16 yrs

Experience Level: Novice

registration form

Numbers are limited so please register earlier!

Other Summer Camps

                  July 4 - 6                                                           August 15 - 24
       Where:     Lodgepole                                               Lodgepole
   For Whom:   Open Invitation (male&female)                   Canada Winter Games 2011
                                                                                   (born 1993/94/95)
                     registration form                                      registration form                

May 16th, 2008 - Dundalk, Co. Louth

Devan Little loses to M. O'Reilly
Alex Rose loses to John Carroll
Alex Rynn defeats Jason Brooker (Alex was picked Best Boxer)
Steve Claggett defeats Tieman Sludds
Cam O'Connell loses to Keith Cody
Kody Fahlman loses to Sean Turner
Tanner Wilson defeats Robert Callan
Robert Sherman loses to Paddy McDonagh
Sydney Binding loses to Anthony Monaghan
Darren Orubar loses to Chris Blaney
Paul MacKenzie defeats Jerry Joyce
Eric Taylor loses to Niall Cooney

May 23rd, 2008 - Newbridge, Co. Kildare

Devan Little loses to JJ Nevin
Tanner Wilson loses to Chris Mullally
Sydney Binding loses to Christy Joyce
Eric Taylor defeats Sean Tackaberry
Darren Orubar defeats James Dumphy
Paul MacKenzie defeats Jerry Joyce
Alex Rose loses to Christy Joyce (you can never have enough Christy Joyces)
Steve Claggett loses to Eddie Myers
Kody Fahlman loses to David Joyce
Alex Rynn defeats John Myers
Cam O'Connell loses to Michael Myers

Every one competed well and were great ambassadors for Boxing Alberta.  There were bouts that we won, but didn't get the decision.  In the immortal words of Larry Fleming, "Call the Police, we was robbed".  The first contest in Dundalk, some of the team was feeling the effects of jet lag.  The second contest in Newbridge started 1 1/2 hours late and unfortunately Robert Sherman's opponent  failed to appear.  I was happy with the teams performance.
 

Boxing Alberta is Coil Binding all Passbooks that come through the Boxing Office.

Coil Binding is a great way to extend the life of your boxers passbook.

If your passbook has not been coil bound, please take it to your nearest
print shop and ask them to shear off the spine and coil bind the passbook.

This process should not cost more than a couple of dollars and
will make the passbook easier to record information in.

Attention
Coaches, Officials, Volunteers

The Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks and Wildlife Foundation

has a new program available for anyone who works with youth.

Please go to: http://www.respectinsport.com/programs.html

Boxing Alberta strongly recommends taking this 3 hour course.
 

NCCP
2008 Winter Courses

Part A
Part B
 Level 3
    Level 4/5
           Making Ethical Decisions Module
Please go to: http://www.tprc.alberta.ca/asrpwf/programs/sports/nccp/index.asp
 

Alberta Sport, Recreation, Parks & Wildlife Foundation

Grant Update

Live Outside the Box program, targeting youth 10 –14 years of age, and to a lesser degree,
adult influencers, encourages youth to be active.

Coach and Official Development Initiatives program provides opportunities to further coaching development in Alberta.

Development Initiatives Program  provides support to Albertans working in the areas of sport, recreation, parks and wildlife for project and program related endeavors.

Hosting Program which encourages the development of youth in sport, recreation, parks and wildlife and promotes economic growth in Alberta.

Sport Participation Initiative Program provides support for the development and operation of programs designed to enhance participation in sport for under-represented groups.

The Zone Sport Strategy program provides a planned approach to meeting the sport needs in the eight zones.

These grants are available to all the registered clubs of Boxing Alberta, please click on the highlighted program and follow the link.  Good Luck
 

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