August 7 - 13, 2016

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August 7 - 13, 2016
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table of contents
greetings - 3
Host Society
VIP's
spirit of the games - 10
Official's Oath
Coach's Oath
Athlete's Oath
participant Code of Conduct
Awards
Athlete Services - 13
When You Arrive
What To Bring
Turnaround Day
Athlete Villages
Food Services
Transportation
Accreditation
Map of Venues - 16
medical services - 17
Medical Poly Clinic
Athletic Medical Area
Weather Safety Tips
Sports - 21
greetings
MP for Provencher
Ted Falk
It is a tremendous honour to welcome the 2016
Power Smart Manitoba Games to the City of
Steinbach. During this week our accomplished
community of athletes and dedicated spectators will
join sport-lovers from across Manitoba to enjoy the
Games.
Sport has a way of bringing people together,
building community, and encouraging healthy living.
It teaches teamwork, encourages achievement, and
boosts self-esteem. The Games also contribute
significantly to the development of athletes, coaches, and officials across
Manitoba. It takes hundreds of participants and volunteers to make the Games
happen. I want to thank the organizers, athletes, as well as all the volunteers who
have dedicated their time and engery to make the 2016 Power Smart Manitoba
Games a success.
It’s a wonderful privilege to host Manitoba’s largest ongoing multi-sport program
in the wonderful City of Steinbach for the first time in this event’s history. I wish all
the participants fun-filled, safe competitions.
Phase 1
Phase 2
opening & closing ceremonies - 21
hospitality - 22
Athlete Entertainment
Awareness - 23
Social Media
Merchandise
contact information - 25
Sponsors - 26
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MLA Steinbach Constituency
Kelvin Goertzen
Premier of Manitoba
Minister Manitoba
Sport, Culture and
Heritage
Brian Pallister
Rochelle Squires
On behalf of the Province of Manitoba and the
people of the Steinbach Constituency, I congratulate
and welcome the 2016 Power Smart Manitoba
Summer Games to our community. As the largest
ongoing multi-sport program in the province,
thousands of participants from all provincial regions
will come together and engage in eleven sports, over
a week of youth athletics.
Talented young athletes have the opportunity to
showcase high level competitive play at a community
level, as well as enjoy the local facilities.
Thank you to all the coaches and volunteers who have made these games possible. As an advocate for healthy lifestyles and active living, I want to recognize
the contributions you have made to promoting youth sport in the Province of Manitoba.
I wish all participants all the best in games to come; play hard, have fun, and
respect one another.
On behalf of Manitoba’s New Government, we are pleased to welcome
everyone to Steinbach for the 2016 Power Smart Manitoba Summer Games.
This event is our province’s largest ongoing multi-sport program. It brings people
together from across the province in a celebration of athletic development,
sportsmanship, inclusiveness and inter-regional competition. This popular event
strengthens community spirit and provides a supportive atmosphere where young
Manitobans can test their skills in competition, as they pursue sporting excellence.
As the event host, Steinbach will benefit from the games providing a positive
economic impact and helping to build a strong volunteer base, sports programs
and facility development in the community.
Congratulations to the athletes and coaches who have earned the honour of
representing their regions at the 2016 games. We also commend the volunteers,
organizers and sponsors for all of your energy and hard work in creating this
event. It is through the efforts of dedicated people, like you, that amateur sport
continues to thrive across our province. We wish you continued success.
Mayor Of Steinbach
chris goertzen
On behalf of the City of Steinbach and its
citizens, welcome to Steinbach – a city rich
with heritage, community spirit, and sport. It
is a privilege and an honour to be hosting
the 2016 Power Smart Manitoba Games in
our community. Steinbach is the proud home
of many wonderful attractions, amenities and
events, including the Mennonite Heritage
Village Museum, a first-rate Aquatic Centre,
Pioneer Days, the Summer in the City Festival
and, this year, the Manitoba Games! While
you are here, please take some time to
explore Steinbach’s vibrant business district, beautiful parks and tranquil
residential neighborhoods. You’re sure to see why our city is a great place to
visit and an even better place to call ‘home’.
Good luck to all the athletes and coaches, and a sincere thank-you goes out
to the Games Host Society and the many volunteers! Your hard work and
dedication is commendable. May these Games bring out the best in all of you.
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chair of the manitoba games council
Shayne Yaschyshyn
On behalf of the Manitoba Games Council,
I am pleased to welcome one and all to
the 2016 Power Smart Manitoba Summer
Games. The Power Smart Manitoba Games
are a multiple sport event that provides an
opportunity for young athletes from across
the province to compete while demonstrating
their passion and dedication to sport.
We congratulate all participants on your
selection to the regional team you represent
and extend our best wishes in this next stage
of your sport development. It is also an excellent opportunity for the community of
Steinbach to showcase their many amenities, excellent facilities and exceptional
volunteerism.
Congratulations to the host organizing committee and all volunteers for your
significant contribution and hospitality.
interim ceo of sport manitoba
laurel read
On behalf of Sport Manitoba, it’s my
pleasure to welcome you to the 2016
Power Smart Manitoba Summer Games.
This program is a high priority for Sport
Manitoba because it has such an
incredible positive impact on sport and
personal development.These Games
inspire Manitoba’s youth to reach their
athletic potential, pursue personal
excellence and develop socially and culturally within the context of ethical
competition. This year’s event is the first one to operate under the principles of
True Sport. This year is also special because Manitoba is hosting the Canada
Games next summer in Winnipeg. Many of the athletes, coaches and mission
staff from this Power Smart Games will become members of Team Manitoba and
represent our province at home on the national stage.
It’s an exciting time for the City of Steinbach and its many volunteers who have
spent a tremendous amount of time and energy organizing these provincial finals.
As their plans unfold over the next seven days, we will be treated to intense
competition and friendly hospitality in the province’s third largest city.
Our partners who make this all possible include the province, volunteers,
provincial sport organizations and Sport Manitoba staff, municipal recreation
commissions, our education system and the corporate community. Thank you
for and congratulations on your significant contributions to sport and community
development in Manitoba.
Best wishes to all involved with the 2016 Power Smart Summer Games and
especially to all the young athletes and coaches who have trained hard and
earned the right to represent their regions.
Thank you to our title sponsor - Manitoba Hydro, our provincial sponsor partners
and the Friends of the Games partners for helping to make opportunities like this
possible. Also thank you to all of the volunteers that have put countless hours in
planning the Power Smart Manitoba Games and to those who will play host to
the province this week.
This week will celebrate sport excellence in Manitoba, best wishes to all for a
memorable 2016 Power Smart Manitoba Summer Games.
President & CEO, Manitoba Hydro
Kelvin Shepherd
Welcome to the 2016 Power Smart Manitoba Games. I wish each athlete every
success and commend their families for their support of their children’s endeavors.
I also welcome their coaches who dedicate their time to train and inspire their
athletes.
We are a proud sponsor of these games that represents the best of amateur sport
in Manitoba.
These games also exemplify the volunteer spirit of this province. I thank the
volunteers, and the organizers, who’ve put in many long hours to make these
games a success not only for the athletes, but the spectators who’ll cheer them
on.
I wish the best of luck to each athlete. This is the time for you to shine. We hope
you and your families have a great games in Steinbach.
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Hanover School Division chair
Ron Falk
Welcome to Steinbach! On behalf of the
Hanover School Division it is my pleasure
to welcome you to the 2016 Power Smart
Manitoba Games. As a school community, we
consider it a privilege and honour to assist in
hosting this gathering of talented young athletes
from across the province of Manitoba.
athlete service Co-Chairs
Michelle Bezditny
& Randy Hildebrand
finance Co-Chairs
Amanda Peter
& Ray Tetrault
We offer our congratulations to all participating
athletes. You are to be commended for your
dedication, commitment, and perseverance in
reaching this level of competition. Thank-you to
coaches, family members, and friends for your
support and encouragement in the lives of these young athletes – nurturing a
passion for sport and helping them achieve their goals. Lastly, a special thank
you to the organizers, volunteers, and sponsors of these games. Your efforts are
appreciated by all who will experience this wonderful event.
Enjoy your stay in our great community, and best wishes to all athletes, coaches,
and officials for a very successful games.
hospitality co-chairs
Lisa Gryba & Elma
Friesen
games staff
Jennifer Leak
& Bree Langlais
HOST SOCIETY CO-CHAIRS
ROY SEIDLER & TRISH ENNS
On behalf of the 2016 Steinbach Power
Smart Manitoba Summer Games Host
Society, we are excited to welcome all of
the athletes, coaches, parents, spectators,
and other visitors to our wonderful
community. The 2016 Power Smart
Manitoba Games provide the opportunity
to showcase our community by hosting
the province’s largest multi-sport
competition. We take great pride in our
community and welcome this opportunity
to share it with you. There is so much to
see and do in Steinbach. We invite you to come back and take the time to
explore everything we have to offer. The Host Society has worked diligently in the
months leading up to the Games to provide a positive and memorable experience
for all those involved. We congratulate the athletes who have worked hard to
compete in these Games and wish every one of them the best in their respective
sports.
sports Chairs
Greg Penner, Brian
Warkentin, Jason Peters &
Anne Barkman
The Host Society would like to thank the volunteers, corporate sponsors, and
partners, including local partners the City of Steinbach and Hanover School
Division, for their ongoing work and support, and for making these Games a
reality. This has been a rewarding and memorable experience for us and we
anticipate it will be equally memorable for you.
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Communications Co-Chairs
Kim Pappel & Mike
Burnard
Communications Co-Chairs
Kim Pappel & Mike
Burnard
spirit of the games
official's oath
In the name of all officials, I pledge that we will take part in these games in the
true spirit of sportsmanship, understanding and interpreting the rules with complete
impartiality for the glory of sport and the honor of fair play.I pledge my commitment to the True Sport Principles and will ensure that these Games are played in
a fair, safe and respectful manner for all participants.
athlete's oath
In the name of all competitors, I pledge that we will take part in these games in
the true spirit of fair play and sportsmanship, respecting and abiding by the rules
that govern them, for the glory and integrity of the sport and the honour of our
teams. I pledge my commitment to the True Sport Principles, and throughout my
participation in these Games I will strive for excellence, respect others, have fun
and maintain a healthy mind, body and spirit.
coach's oath
In the name of all coaches taking part in these games, I pledge that we will
coach in a manner respectful of the dignity of all athletes and carry out our tasks
responsibly and with integrity. I pledge my commitment to the True Sport Principles. By participating in these Games I am giving back to Canadian sport, and I
am coaching athletes to aim high in pursuit of athletic and personal excellence.
volunteer chair
cheryl peters
Operations Co-Chairs
Darron Rempel & Doug
Doerksen
participant code of conduct
In order to participate in the Power Smart Manitoba Games, participants must
agree to abide by the Code of Conduct/Discipline Policy by signing the Code
of Conduct and Discipline Form. If the participant is under the age of 18, their
parent/legal guardian must also sign the form as a condition of registration.
All Participants Of The Games Are Required To:
1. Abide by all rules and policies governing the Power Smart Manitoba Games, their sport, and all federal, provincial, and municipal laws.
2. Conduct themselves in a manner that will serve as an example to others. Participants are ambassadors for their region and sport and should act with personal dignity, integrity and with the spirit of good sportsmanship and fair play at all times in and out of competition.
3. Attend either the opening ceremony or the closing ceremony in a two-phase Games or both opening and closing ceremonies in one-phase Games, unless excused.
4. Wear their Regional Walkout Uniform at ceremonies and any awards/medal
presentations.
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participant code of conduct continued..
5. Be available to play all scheduled competition to the best of their ability, -The Appeal Committee will provide a written decision to the Sport Manitoba – Games Manager and all who need to know (at a
minimum, the appellant(s), the respondent(s), the applicable Provincial Sport Organization(s) and if applicable, to the parents/legal guardian of the individual(s) involved) within three (3) hours of the conclusion of the hearing.
-The Appeal Committee may affirm or overturn the decision appealed from, and/or substitute its own decision.
-Filing of an appeal does not act as a stay of proceedings, and any penalty (including a suspension) shall remain in force unless overturned by the Appeal Committee.
-The decision of the Appeal Committee is final and binding.
being gracious in victory and defeat.
6. Respect their opponents and the directions and decisions of coaches,
managers and officials.
7. Regard participation in the Games as a privilege.
8. Travel to and from the Games on the buses provided unless otherwise authorized (excluding if from the host region).
9. Stay in the athletes’ village, properly chaperoned at all times by their coach/
manager.
10. Abide by the athletes’ village curfew, all rules (including those making the village and athlete venues “tobacco free” and “alcohol free”) and respect all the rights of other residents of the athletes’ village.
11. Be punctual for all Games functions and activities.
discipline policy
1. Any violation of the above or other situations deemed to be detrimental to the Games will be dealt with by the respective Sport Manitoba Regional
Sport Development Officer and when necessary, by the Host Society,
applicable Provincial Sport Organization and Sport Manitoba.
including removal from competition to complete expulsion from the Games, with the return home of the offender(s) at their own expense. The applicable Provincial Sport Organization may sanction additional disciplinary action.
3. Individuals responsible for willful damage will make full restitution to the Host Society or Sport Manitoba.
4. In appropriate situations, conduct of an individual warranting discipline may result in discipline including disqualification of an entire team.
Provincial Sport Organization, and if applicable, to the parents/legal
guardian of the individual(s) involved.
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awards
individual final awards
2. Discipline may range from partial to full suspension of Games privileges,
5. For all Code of Conduct violations a letter will be sent to the applicable The first, second and third place finishers in sport finals will receive gold, silver
and bronze Power Smart Manitoba Games medallions.
larry desjardins sportsmanship award
This award is presented to the region that demonstrates sportsmanship and respect before, during and after competition.
j.a ernst spirit of the games trophy
This award is presented to the region that shows the greatest enthusiasm, support,
spirit and cheering during the Power Smart Manitoba Games.
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Turnaround day
Wednesday August 10, 2016
The 2016 Power Smart Manitoba Summer Games take place in two phases.
When you arrive
The Sport Manitoba’s Regional Sport Development Officer will be coordinating
travel arrangements
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Upon arrival, athletes will be brought to the warehouse centre to drop off their equipment.
They will proceed to the appropriate village for check-in. Accreditation for each athlete will be checked prior to access to the village (see Accreditation).
Each room will have a list posted on all occupants assigned to the room.
what to bring
Please note: Games participants are allowed one piece of baggage plus one
sports equipment bag to be storied under the bus as well as one carry-on-bag.
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Meal for ride to Steinbach
Pillow, sleeping bag/sheet & blanket
Toiletries (shampoo, soap, toothbrush, toothpaste, deodorant, etc.)
Manitoba Health Card
Medical Supplies & Prescriptions
Sport Equipment
Walk Out Uniform
Competitive Uniform
Alarm Clock
Sunscreen
Insect Repellent
Flashlight
Interac/cash (at your discretion)
Electronics (at your discretion) – a hand-held device that provides access to the Games newsletter, website and social media sites.
Sport Manitoba and the host society are not responsible for any lost or stolen
items.
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Turnaround Day is the day where the phase 1 athletes leave and the phase 2
athletes arrive.
Phase 1 athletes will be asked to check out of their rooms early Wednesday morning to ensure time for room inspections and clean-up. Storage space will be
available for the athlete’s personal luggage till they depart that afternoon.
Phase 2
athletes will be able to check into their rooms when they arrive
Wednesday afternoon.
Athlete Village Locations
& Services
Athletes will be housed in a male and female village. Each village will have
Supervisors and Access Control personnel on duty.
Male Village
Steinbach Regional Secondary School
190 McKenzie Ave, Steinbach, Manitoba
Includes:
• Games Office (Information Centre, First Aid, Lost & Found)
• Male Basketball Venue (Phase 1)
• Male Volleyball Venue (Phase 2)
• Athlete Entertainment
• Main Cafeteria/Snack Area
• Lost & Found
• Team Meeting Space
• Shower Facilities
• Merchandise Pre-Order Pick-ups
Female Village
Clearspring Middle School
1 Brighton Lane, Steinbach, Manitoba
Includes:
• Village Information Centre (First Aid, Lost & Found)
• Female Basketball Venue (Phase 1)
• Female Volleyball Venue (Phase 2)
• Athlete Entertainment
• Snack Area
• Shower Facilities
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Village Hours
Access Control will be on-site at each Village 24/7
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Map of Venues
Curfew
Lights out
2:00 pm – Male Village Closed for Cleaning
2:00 pm – Female Village Closed for Cleaning
Food Services
Hours of Operation
Breakfast – 6:00 am to 9:00 am
Lunch – 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
Dinner – 4:00 pm to 9:00 pm
Snacks – 6:00 am to 10:00 pm
All meals including snacks will be provided to all athletes, coaches, managers,
officials and mission staff for the duration of the games. Breakfast, lunch and
dinner will be served at Steinbach Regional Secondary School (SRSS) in
Steinbach.
For Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner there with be various nutritional meals provided,
such as hot and cold dishes along with fresh fruits.
Accreditation will be used as a meal ticket and will be checked by Access
Control. Please be sure to wear your accreditation badge at all times.
Accreditation
Each region will accredit its team prior to arrival in Steinbach. Team members
will receive their accreditation badges on the bus when they arrive in Steinbach
from their Regional Sport Development Officer. If you missed your preaccreditation or need a replacement, contact your Team Manager. For athletes
who lose their accreditation, their Team Manager must accompany them to
the Games Office to get their accreditation reissued. Accreditation must be
worn at all time during the Games. It is your passport to the Athletes’ Village,
transportation, entertainment and meals.
Transportation
Dispatch – (204) 320-2347
Hours of Operation – 6:00 am to 11:00 pm
The Eastman Region team will not be travelling by bus, but they will be given
a specific location and time in which they will be required to arrive. Eastman
Region athletes will receive their accreditation badges from their Regional Sport
Development Officer upon arrival.
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hot weather safety tips
medical services
hospitals
clinics
Bethesda (Steinbach)
316 Henry St, Steinbach MB R5G 0P9
204-326-6411
Oasis Medical Centre (Walmart)
184 PTH 12 N, Steinbach MB R5G
0Y1
204-326-4555
Hours:
M-F 9am-8pm
sat 9am-4pm
Sun 1-5pm
Desalaberry District Health Centre (St
Pierre)
354 Prefontaine Avenue, St. Pierre, MB
(204) 433-7611
Lake of the woods district hospital (Kenora)
21 Sylvan St W, Kenora Ont
807-468-9861
rcmp and police
same day clinics
For non-emergency situations:
Steinbach RCMP - 204-326-4452
Falcon Lake RCMP - 204-349-8035
St. Pierre RCMP - 204-433-7908
Enjoying ourselves outdoors is a great part of Manitoba summers. However,
there are a few risks involved, especially in extremely hot, humid conditions. The
following will help explain some of these risks, their causes and how to prevent
them.
heat illness
Heat illness occurs when the body generates heat faster than it can be
expelled and always is associated with dehydration and electrolyte loss. Body
temperatures can range from 100 to 106 degrees Fahrenheit. Taken to the
extreme, body temperatures can exceed 106 degrees and organ damage can
occur. This is often referred to as heat stroke. Heat stroke causes a change in
consciousness, which can result in fainting.
Heat illnesses include heat stroke, heat exhaustion, heat fainting, heat edema
(swelling of hands, feet and ankles), heat rash and heat cramps (muscle cramps).
Heat illness can affect you quickly and are mainly caused by over exposure to
heat or over exertion in the heat.
911 for all emergencies
Oasis Medical Centre (Walmart)
184 PTH 12 N, Steinbach MB R5G 0Y1
204-326-4555
Hours M-F 9am-8pm, sat 9am-4pm, sun 1-5pm
Causes
Several things contribute to heat illness other than hot summer weather and
dehydration. These include high humidity, lack of air conditioning, high ultraviolet
sun exposure for long periods of time, the duration of exposure and intensity
of physical exertion. Personal factors also can contribute such as taking certain
medications and having or recovering from illness.
Steinbach family medical
333 Loewen Blvd, Steinbach mb R5G 0C3
204-326-3401 (by appointment only)
Hours M-Th 9am-12:30 1:30-4:30pm, F 9am-12:30pm
Quick care clinic (Clearspring Centre) - 204-326-7569
Unit 8, 178 Hwy 12 N, Steinbach mb
Summer Games Polyclinic - Ph 204-381-8777
SRSS
Hours
Sun 12-10pm
M-F 8am-10pm
Sat 8am-2pm
Services available: athletic therapists, physiotherapists, chiropractors, doctors and
nurses, Dentist on call.
First aid will be available for athletes, coaches, officials and volunteers at all
sports venues, opening and closing ceremonies. When necessary, referral may
then be made to the appropriate community service.
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Dehydration
Dehydration is caused by the excessive loss of water and salts from the body due
to illness or prolonged exposure to heat. Severe dehydration can become a life
threatening condition for athletes, coaches and spectators.
Prevention
Drink plenty of water throughout the day (even more when you’re sweating).
Stay in shaded areas as much as possible. To stay hydrated schedule adequate
hydration breaks, every 10-15 minutes. Ensure athletes are drinking 1-2 cups
of water before exercise and 1 litre/hour of exercise and don’t forget to keep
hydrating post exercise.
NOTE: Exercise reduces thirst, so keep drinking because if you are thirsty, you
are already dehydrated.
Signs & Symptoms
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Changes in behaviour (sleeping or temper tantrums)
Dizziness or fainting
Nausea or vomiting
Headache
Rapid breathing and heartbeat
Extreme thirst
Decreased urination with unusually dark yellow urine
Training in Hot Environments
Exercise in hot environments can be associated with reduced performance due
to dehydration and increased body temperature. Exercise in hot environments for
training or competition has significant risk of heat related illness if appropriate
precautions and adequate preparations are not followed.
Treatment for Mild Dehydration
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Remove from participation, remove equipment and put in the shade
Apply external cooling, drink fluids and assume recovery position
Be familiar with the early signs of heat illness and act immediately to prevent heat stroke.
If an athlete is completely unconscious from heat stroke and you do not feel a pulse, it is important to dial 911, begin CPR and request an AED.
For milder heat exhaustion without mental status changes, the person should be removed immediately from the warm environment, have their temperature taken and their pulse checked. If either pulse or temperature is abnormal, quick medical attention is important. Under no circumstances should a person experiencing heat exhaustion be allowed to resume vigorous
physical activities that same day.
A physician should be consulted if there are signs of dark urine or blood in the urine later in the day.
Exercise in hot environments can also occur in indoor settings. Gymnasiums and
fitness facilities without air conditioning can often have very high temperatures
and humidity requiring the same precautions to be taken.
sunburn
Sunburn is literally burning of your skin results from overexposure to sun. Sunburn
can occur during a variety of conditions including cloudy days, winter months
(though not as severely as during the summer).
Treatment Tips for Mild Symptoms of Sunburn
Get away from UV source, find shade and cover up. Relieve discomfort by
consuming pain relievers such as Aspirin, Ibuprofen, etc. and/or use a variety of
cold compresses sold at local pharmacies. Avoid salts, oils and perfumes after
sunburn and avoid scrubbing or shaving, while taking showers frequently.
**If these Treatment Tips don’t help reduce the symptoms, see doctor**
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hospitality
Phase 1
August 7 to 10, 2016
Athletics
Stonybrook Middle School Track
Steinbach Soccer Park
Baseball - Stahn Field, Mitchell
Basketball - Male - SRSS
Basketball - Female - Clearspring Middle School
Golf - Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club
Sailing - West Hawk Lake
Special Olympics - Golf - Steinbach Fly-In Golf Club
Triathlon - St. Malo Provincial Park
Phase 2
August 11 to 13, 2016
Cycling
Suicide Hill, Sandilands Provincial Forest
Blind Creek Trail, Steinbach
Soccer - Male - Steinbach Soccer Park
Soccer - Female - Steinbach Soccer Park
athlete entertainment
Internet Café - August 7 to13 – Available in both athlete villages *wifi is available throughout both villages
Movie Room – August 7 to 13 – Available in both athlete villages. Movie schedules will be shared each day.
Gaming Space – August 7 to13 - Gaming systems are available at both athlete villages. Games can be signed out using your accreditation badge.
Gym – August 7 to 13 – Play Ping Pong at the male village in SRSS *Ping Pong available in the multi-purpose room at CMS
Carnival – August 9 & 12 - Tuesday & Friday Night Carnival at SRSS – play games and relax!
2-3 Movies will be Played each day at both villages (Start times are still TBA)
Sport Equipment sign out (Discs, Soccer Balls, Footballs, Basketballs) will be
available at both villages from 8:30 am – 9:30 pm each day
Each village will also have 2 table tennis tables for athletes to use.
Softball - A.D. Penner Park
Swimming - Steinbach Aquatic Centre
Volleyball - Female - Clearspring Middle School
Volleyball - Male - Steinbach Regional Secondary School
opening & closing ceremonies
Opening Ceremonies starts at: 8:30pm
August 7, 2016
Location: SRSS Football Field
Closing Ceremonies starts at: 2:30pm
August 13, 2016
Location: SRSS Football Field
o Free event
o Bring your lawn chair – seating is first come, first served
o Public parking is available at the Springs Church lot as well as on the street. During Opening Ceremonies the public may also park at the Pat Porter
Centre. No parking available in the Steinbach Regional Secondary School lots.
o Food trucks and merchandise will be on site - cash only.
o In case of inclement weather, ceremonies will be moved to the Centennial
Arena. Seating will be very limited. Please check www.manitobagames.ca for details including live streaming instructions.
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CINCH BAGS (Black & Red)
-
$22.00
$15.00
Pre-ordered merchandise available for pick up at Steinbach Regional
Secondary School, 190 McKenzie Avenue.
- Sunday, August 7 - 2:00 pm to 6:00 pm
- Monday, August 8 - 7:30 am to 12:00 pm
- Wednesday, August 10 - 12:00 pm to 7:00 pm
T-Shirts and Hoodies are also available for purchase at the Steinbach
Co-Op Brandt Street location, 110 Brandt Street.
Merchandise trailer sales locations
August 7 - 4:30 pm to 10:00 pm @ SRSS Opening Ceremonies (back lot)
August 8 - 8:30 am to 5:30 pm @ SMS
August 9 - 8:30 am to 12:00 pm @ Mitchell Stahn Field
- 12:30 pm to 3:00 pm @ SMS
August 10 - 8:30 am to 12:00 pm @ Steinbach Soccer park
- 12:30 pm to 2:30 pm @ SRSS (front parking lot)
August 11 - 8:30 am to 1:00 pm @ AD Penner Park
- 1:30 pm to 6:30 pm @ Steinbach Soccer Park
August 12 - 8:30 am to 12:30 pm @ CMS
- 1:00 pm to 8:00 pm @ SRSS (front parking lot)
August 13 - 8:30 am to 1:00 pm @ SRSS (front parking lot)
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- 1:30 pm to 6:00 pm @ SRSS Closing Ceremonies (back lot)
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Thank You to our
provincial sponsor team
contact information
The Host Society would like to thank all our Provincial
Sponsors and Friends of the Games for supporting the
2016 Power Smart Manitoba Summer Games – without
you, an event like this is not possible!
important phone numbers
poly clinic: 204-381-8777
warehouse: 204-392-2336
Transportation: 204-320-2347
Male Village: 204-326-6426
Games Office: Extension for 9/10 Office
Access Control: Extension for 11/12 Office
Food Services: Extension for 9/10 office then Food Services Extension
CMS Village Office: 204-346-9644
SMS Village Office: 204-326-6481
regional managers
central
parkland
Leanne Traynor
Cell: 204-362-0452
Patti Henkelman
Cell: (204) 281-2767
eastman
westman
interlake
winnipeg blue
norman
winnipeg gold
Shannon Schade
Cell: 204-268-0153
Shannon Schade
Cell: 204-268-0153
Iris Murray
Cell: 204-679-6550
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Carly Hayward
Cell: (204) 851-6006
Amanda Daurie
Cell: 204-223-4078
Amanda Daurie
Cell: 204-223-4078
Athlete Handbook / Page 
2016-08-04 10:44:33 AM
Thank You to our Friends
of the Games
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