Annual Report - Gymnastics Ontario

2011—2012
Annual Report
Strategic Plan Update GymnasƟcs Ontario is currently developing the
2012—2016 Strategic Plan to be released in the near future
MISSION
To lead the Sport of GymnasƟcs in Ontario by striving for excellence
in the development and promoƟon
of quality programs and services which encourage lifelong
involvement for all parƟcipants.
G.O. will be respected as the leading organizaƟon in Canadian Sport.
Leadership Accountability  Excellence  Integrity CollaboraƟon.
VISION
VALUES
STRATEGIC PLAN 2007—2012
Measuring Performance Enhanced Par cipa on Rec. & Comp. Athlete Registra ons Increase par cipa on and registra on at G.O. clubs by 5% each year. • 2010 – 2011 Athlete Registra on: 94,289 • 2011 – 2012 Athlete Registra on: 86,240 Enhanced Capacity Increase sponsorship and corporate support by at least one addi onal partner each year Increase the number of officials and coaches in gymnas cs by 5% each year. • Con nue work to develop “partnerships” across a number of product categories and services with the end goal to bringing “new” partners to G.O. • 2010—2011 Coaches: 3,527 • 2011—2012 Coaches: 3,393 • 2010—2011 Officials: 193 • 2011—2012 Officials: 154 Enhanced Excellence Increase Ontario’s par cipa on at the World Championships and Olympic Games by 5% by 2012 • Increased compe ve opportuni es in prepara on for 2011 Canada Winter Games. Earn the Gold Medal in Gymnas cs at the 2011 Canada Winter Games by both Men’s and Women’s Ar s c teams. • Women’s Ar s c ‐ Gold Medal • Men’s Ar si c ‐ Bronze Medal Enhanced Interac on Improve the safety record of clubs to reduce
the number of insurance claims by 5% by 2010 and an addi onal 5% by 2011 • Verifica on of Coaching Accredita on
• Con nua on of Risk Management and Respect in Sport GOALS Maintain technology and technological advances Enhance the delivery of programs and services
• Online Registra on Con nue to strive for innova on and effec veness in our opera onal management
• Ongoing Review and Revision of internal procedures 2
RESULTS
• Crea on of new website
President’s Message As we all sat riveted to our television sets during the London Olympics, we shared in the amazing journey of our Olympians. Their achievements and efforts have inspired a genera on of athletes, coaches, judges and clubs and our sport is feeling a renewed excitement as we enter our 2012‐2013 season. It was a fi ng conclusion to a very successful and produc ve year for the federa on and all its members. As you read through the pages of this Annual Report, I know you will share our pride in our gymnas cs communi‐
ty and the accomplishments we have achieved through true partnerships. At the 2010 Annual General Mee ng, our clubs came together to introduce a strategy for bringing financial stability to the federa on. The staff of Gymnas cs Ontario, your Board of Directors, your Technical Commi ees, our judging community, and our clubs hos ng compe ons took your commitment to heart and worked together to turn our financial situa on around. We understood that your willingness to commit an addi onal $2 per member to the future of our sport, needed to culminate in results. And you will see by the significant surplus that we achieved and the growth and stability in our reserve funds, that the en re community rose to the challenge to re‐set our path. On behalf of the Board of Directors and staff of Gymnas cs Ontario, I offer my whole hearted thanks. I am so very proud to be a member of this federa on. Cheers – Linda Linda Clifford President Board of Directors
President Secretary, Policies & Procedures Treasurer Administra on and Human Resources Ethics Business Development & Support Risk Management Educa on & Standards Director at Large Linda Clifford Angel Crossman Barbara Bergeron Margaret Grosser Barb Dring Wendy Porter Ruth Uren Nicki Chre en‐Mills Sarah Smith Gymnastics Ontario Staff
Chief Execu ve Officer Technical Director Finance Manager Opera ons Manager WAG Program Manager MAG Program Manager Rhythmic Program Manager T&T Program Manager Educa on Coordinator Membership Services Coordinator Administra ve Services Coordinator Dave Sandford Sean Holmes Siobhan Covington Cindy Clapp Audra Sederavicius Norm Loader Ilinca Nita‐Saguna Allison Tanaka Yuliana Korolyova Colleen O’Hare Terri Parsons Board and Staff
Gymnas cs Ontario 3
Membership Ongoing programming, services and activities provided directly to each category of
registered members.
Athletes
Invitational / Interclub Competitions
Qualifying System (Qualifiers/Cups/Ontario Championships/Elite Ontario)
Tour Selection / Tour
National Cup / Elite Canada / Canada Cup
Canada Winter Games
Eastern / Canadian Championships
Demonstration Opportunities
Training Camps and Clinics
Quest for Gold and other Grant Initiatives
Insurance Coverage
Coaches
NCCP Coach Education Training
Awards Recognition
Annual Technical Congress
Learning Facilitator Training Program
Coaching Clinics and Forums
Annual and Bi-Annual Technical Assemblies
Insurance Coverage
Judges
Ontario Development Program Assessors Certification Course
Beginners Judging Education Courses
Intermediate Judging Education Courses
Maintenance Judging Clinics
Long Time Service Awards
Insurance Coverage
Club Support
Ivrnet Club Management
Employee Benefits Program
NCCP On-line Registration
Updated Website
3rd Level Consulting Communications
Insurance Coverage
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2012 London Olympians Rhythmic Gymnastics
The big moment finally arrived as the Senior Group and coaches, Svetlana Joukova and Zdravka
Tzonkova made their Summer Olympic debute. The team had been training in Spain for majority of
July and traveled directly to London before the RG event begins on August 9th 2012. The first ever
Canadian Senior Group to attend the Olympics games finished in 11th place and showed off their
beautifully dynamic and intricate routines on Aug. 9th and 10th to a welcoming audience in the
Wembley Arena. The team scored 24.050 for their ball routine and a total of 23.975 for their hoop
and ribbon routine. Congratulation to the athlete, coaches, their families and friends and all
supporting individuals who cheered them on from their computers and television sets! You made us
so proud to have reached the highest caliber of the sport of Rhythmic Gymnastics!
Team Members included:
Head Coach – Svetlana Joukava
Assistant Coach – Zdravka Tchonkova
Athletes:
Anastasiya Muntyanu
Kelsey Titmarsh
Rose Cossar
Alexandra Landry
Katrina Cameron
Anjelika Reznik
Women’s Artisitc
Five gymnasts qualified for the women’s Olympic team, and three of them are from Ontario! Threetime Canadian all around champion Kristina Vaculik of Whitby, Ont., topped the 11 finalists in the
running for an Olympic berth. Also qualifying for Canada’s first full team in women’s gymnastics
since the 2004 Olympics were Victoria Moors of Cambridge, Ont., Brittany Rogers of Coquitlam,
B.C., Dominique Pegg of Sarnia, Ont., and Ellie Black of Halifax. Jessica Savona of Oakville, Ont.,
and Madeline Gardiner of Cambridge, Ont., were named first and second reserve athletes
respectively.
Our 2012 London Olympians finished fifth with the best performance in a non boycotted Olympics
by Team Canada. 5
London 2012 Olympics Trampoline
Jason Burnett won a silver medal at the 2004 Beijing Olympics after competing the most
difficult routine of the competition. Known for pushing the limits in difficulty, Jason
continues to compete the most difficult routines in Men’s Individual Trampoline. In January,
at the 2012 Gymnastics Olympic Test Event, Jason finished fourth and qualified to compete
at the London 2012 Olympics where he represented Canada yet again. Jason finished 8th in
the men’s competition at the London Games.
Karen Cockburn is one of Ontario’s treasures. Karen has stood on the podium for trampoline
at THREE olympics – Bronze at the 2000 Sydney Olympics, Silver at the 2004 Athens
Olympics, and Silver at the 2008 Beijing Olympics. She had the honour to carry the
Canadian flag at the closing ceremonies of the Beijing Olympic Games. London was her
FOUTH Olympics. Karen had a remarkable competition in London and we are so very proud
of her.
Rosannagh (Rosie) MacLennan qualified for London at the 2011 Trampoline World
Championships in Birmingham, when she won Silver. London was her second Olympics. At
the 2008 Beijing Olympics she represented Canada and placed 7th. In 2011, Rosie won Gold
at the Pan American Games in Guadalajara, Mexico. Paired with Karen Cockburn, she also
competes the synchronized trampoline.
In London this summer Rosie brought home the only Gold medal for Canada with her
amazing routine in the Women’s Individual Trampoline. 6
Athlete Development Pathway Stage One: Participation and Talent Identification
Stage Two: Selection of a Competitive Program
Stage Three: Progression through Competitive Levels
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Coaches by Discipline Recreational Coaches by Discipline
Acrobatics
Aerobics
Artistic
Rhythmic
Trampoline/DMT
Tumbling
49 139 9
1
0
2013
Men's Artistic
Inter‐Club
Provincial
23%
Rhythmic
National
Inter‐Club
26%
Provincial
National
27%
31%
42%
51%
Women's Artistic
Inter‐Club
Provincial
National
10%
43%
47%
Trampoline/DMT
Inter‐Club
Provincial
Tumbling
National
Inter‐Club
7%
52%
24%
41%
Provincial
8%
68%
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National
Athletes by Discipline Recreational Athletes by Discipline
Aerobic
Artistic
Special Needs
Rhythmic
Trampoline/DMT Tumbling
2535 30
259 796
663
74423
Aerobics
Inter‐Club
Provincial
Acrobatics
National
Inter‐Club
00
Provincial
National
8
27
26
8
Rhythmic
Inter‐Club
M en 's A rtistic
Provincial
National
In ter‐C lu b
72
P ro v incial
N atio n al
64
297
257
286
292
Trampoline / Tumbling
Inter‐Club
Provincial
138
Women's Artistic
National
Inter‐Club
1139
216
Provincial
National
107
394
3184
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Athlete Development CANGYM Program
The CANGYM Program binder is bilingual and comes complete with 5 distinct badge description sections
outlining the skills in each level, and also includes original Participant Evaluation Forms and Progress
Reports, along with Certificates of Participation and Completion that can be given to the participants. In
addition, the CANGYM program includes a selection of Sample Coach’s comments and Routines which
coaches can utilize near the end of the term. This program can be adapted to a wide variety of age groups
and abilities, and, paired with an enthusiastic coaching staff will help your club develop skilled and
confident gymnasts.
The second edition of the CANGYM – ARTISTIC is endorsed by Olympic Champion Kyle Shewfelt.
Based on the CANGYM badge sales Gymnastics Ontario can determine that the majority of Ontario based
gymnastics clubs are utilizing and have adopted this program. Currently the CANGYM badge program is
being reviewed to include a Rhythmic Gymnastics as has been done with Trampoline sports who currently
utilize the CANJUMP program.
HIGH FIVE PROGRAM
Gymnastics Ontario also supports, delivers and encourages accrediting clubs as HIGH FIVE. HIGH FIVE is a
comprehensive quality assurance standard for children`s sport and recreation programs for children aged 6
to 12. In this past year Gymnastics Ontario offered and facilitated a HIGH FIVE course in conjunction with
our Technical Congress to certify 12 coaches.
I LOVE GYMNASTICS WEEK
Gymnastics Ontario supports and promotes I Love Gymnastics Week which is now a National initiative that
sees clubs across the country participating in demonstrations from inside their clubs to malls and in some
cases taking gymnastics to the streets. The event has received proclamation by Mayors across Ontario
yearly and supports the promotion of a fun environment for gymnasts of all ages to demonstrate their
ability and commitment to programs. Some of the group demonstrations from I Love Gymnastics Week will
move on to Canadian Gymnaestrada and in some cases to the World Gymnaestrada. Ontario’s Rhythmic
gymnastics clubs are the largest promoters of these events given their pre alignment to group routines.
The scope of adoption for these programs and events vary. The masters and invitational competitions see
over 67% of our member clubs participating which is a great number committed to the development of lifelong gymnastics skills.
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Athlete Development Progression of Gymnasts from the Invita onal and or Inter‐Club System MEN'S
ARTISTIC
WOMEN'S
ARTISTIC
TRAMPOLINE
TUMBLING
RHYTHMIC (IND)
RHYTHMIC (GROUP)
INTER - CLUB
INVITATIONAL
INTER-CLUB
INTER-CLUB
INTER - CLUB
INTER - CLUB
LEVEL 1 (UNDER 10)
LEVEL 1 (10-12)
LEVEL 1 (13+)
LEVEL 2 (UNDER 10)
LEVEL 2 (10-12)
LEVEL 2 (13+)
LEVEL 3 (UNDER 10)
LEVEL 3 (10-12)
LEVEL 3 (13+)
LEVEL 4 (UNDER 10)
LEVEL 4 (10-12)
LEVEL 4 13+)
ODP/OCP 7 (LEV 2-7)
ODP/OCP 8 (LEV 2-8)
ODP/OCP 9 (LEV 2-9)
OCP 10 (LEV 2-9)
OCP 11 (LEV 2-9)
OCP 12 (LEV 2-9)
OCP 13 (LEV 2-9)
OCP 14+ (LEV 2-9)
INTER-CLUB
INTER-CLUB
PROVINCIAL
PROVINCIAL
A
B
C
A
B
C
D
LEVEL 1 (7-8)
LEVEL 2 (8-10)
LEVEL 3 (11-12)
LEVEL 4 (13-14)
LEVEL 5 (14+)
LEVEL 5 STAR (14+)
LEVEL 6 (18+)
LEVEL 1 (7-8)
LEVEL 2 (8-10)
LEVEL 3 (11-12)
LEVEL 4 (13-14)
LEVEL 5 (14+)
LEVEL 5 STAR (14+)
LEVEL 6 (18+)
PROVINCIAL
PROVINCIAL
LEVEL 1 (7-8) B
LEVEL 2 (8-9) A
LEVEL 2 (8-9) B
LEVEL 3 (9-10) A
LEVEL 3 (9-10) B
LEVEL 4 (10-12) A
LEVEL 4 (10-12) B
LEVEL 4 (10-12) C
LEVEL 5 (13-15) A
LEVEL 5 (13-15) B
LEVEL 5 (13-15) C
LEVEL 6 (16+) B
LEVEL 6 (16+) C
PRENOVICE (7-9)
NOVICE (9-12) 4/5
NOVICE (9-12) 2/3
JUNIOR (13-15) 4/5
JUNIOR (13-15) 2/3
SENIOR (16+)
NATIONAL
RHYTHMIC AGG
PRE-NOVICE
NOVICE
JUNIOR
SENIOR
INTER - CLUB
AGG LEVEL 1 (8-10)
AGG LEVEL 2 (11-13)
AGG LEVEL 3 (14-16)
AGG LEVEL 4 (16+)
AGG ADULT (30+)
PROVINCIAL
LEVEL 1 (UNDER 10)
LEVEL 1 (10-12)
LEVEL 1 (13+)
LEVEL 2 (UNDER 10)
LEVEL 2 (10-12)
LEVEL 2 (13+)
LEVEL 3 (UNDER 10)
LEVEL 3 (10-12)
LEVEL 3 (13+)
LEVEL 4 (10-12)
LEVEL 4 (13-15)
LEVEL 4 (16+)
LEVEL 5 (13-15)
LEVEL 5 (16+)
NATIONAL
ARGO A (10-11)
ARGO B (11-12)
ARGO C (12-13)
TYRO (13)
TYRO (14)
TYRO (15)
YOUTH (13-15)
JUNIOR HP
OPEN (16+)
SENIOR
NATIONAL
PROVINCIAL
OCP:
AGE 9 (LEV 5-9)
AGE 10 (LEV 5-9)
AGE 11 (LEV 5-9)
AGE 12 (LEV 5-9)
AGE 13 (LEV 5-9)
AGE 14+ (LEV 5-9)
NATIONAL
YOUTH
NOVICE 10-14
NOVICE 15+
OPEN
SENIOR
YOUTH
NOVICE 10-14
NOVICE 15+
OPEN
SENIOR
DMT
AEROBIC
NATIONAL
INTER - CLUB
PRE-NOVICE
NOVICE
OPEN
HP JUNIOR
HP SENIOR
INTER - CLUB
INTER - CLUB
MASTERS
AGE 18+
PROVINCIAL
A
B
C
NATIONAL
YOUTH
NOVICE 10-14
NOVICE 15+
OPEN
SENIOR
LEVEL 1 (7-10)
LEVEL 2 (11-14)
LEVEL 3 (15-17)
PROVINCIAL
LEVEL 1 (9-10)
LEVEL 2 (11-14)
LEVEL 3 (15-17)
NATIONAL
PRENOVICE
NOVICE
AGE GRP 1
AGE GRP 2
OPEN
MASTERS
AGE 18+
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NATIONAL
PRE-NOVICE
NOVICE
JUNIOR
SENIOR
PROVINCIAL
AGG CHILDREN (8-10)
AGG PRENOVICE(10-12)
AGG NOVICE (12-14)
AGG JUNIOR (14-16)
AGG SENIOR (16+)
Athlete Development Training Camps
Discipline
Date
Location
Event Details
Rhythmic
Nov. 2012
Aspirals GC
Led by Lidiya Yavroskaya, Alexandra Orlando and
Elvira Boudakova this camp was to enhance
gymnasts’ preparation for the upcoming season
Rhythmic
Nov. 2012
Ritmika RG Club
Led by Teresa Orr and Irina Funtikova this camp
encourages strong basic technique and physical
preparations
Men’s
Artistic
Dec. 2011
Etobicoke
Led by Olympic hopeful Casey Sandy and Brevet
Judge Greg Jackson this camp focused on warmup preparation, skill development and conditioning
Men’s
Artistic
Dec. 2011
Ottawa
Gymnastics
Center
Led by Olympic coach Dave Arnold this camp
focused on warm-up preparation, skill
development and conditioning
Rhythmic
(AGG)
Dec. 2012
Jusco RG Club
Led by world clinician Antton Laine this camp
focused on body technique and choreography
Acrobatics
Feb. 2012
Simcoe Gliders
Led by Don Holmes and Kosta Zakharenko this
camp was an introduction to basic pair elements,
handstands, levels and individual balances.
Women’s
Artistic
Mar. 2012
Ottawa
Gymnastics
Center
Athletes trained and interacted with other athletes
in the province to exchange and learn new
progressions and conditioning ideas
Trampoline
and
Tumbling
Apr. 2012
Burlington BG’s
Led by world clinician Dave Ross this camp was
focused on fundamental skills and incorporating
drills and basic techniques into daily training
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Athlete Development Team Ontario Training Camps
Discipline
Date
Location
Event Details
Rhythmic
Dec. 2011
York Stars RG
Club
Rising Stars Tour selection offered a competitive
opportunity for athletes in the Training to
Compete stage
Training Session for Team Coaches to meet
athletes and their personal coaches and to learn
about the athletes going on the Tour Trip (i.e.
personalities, equipment and spotting needs
etc.)
Led by Irelands World coach Roisin Kavanagh
this camp brought European choreography and
artistry to Ontario’s routine development
Women’s Artistic
Dec. 2011
East York Gym
Club
Acrobatics
Mar. 2012
Oakville
Gymnastics Club
Trampoline and
Tumbling
Mar. 2012
Skyriders
Trampoline Club
Focus on singles as a base to more complicated
doubles. Introduction to new skills.
Women’s Artistic
Apr. 2012
Gemini
Gymnastics Club
Training Session for Team Coaches to meet
athletes and their personal coaches, going to
Eastern Canadian Championships
Training and Assessment Camps
Discipline
Date
Location
Rhythmic
Jan. 2012
Rhythmic
Apr. 2012
Toronto
Aspirals GC
Kalev Estienne
Men’s
Artistic
May 2012
Burlington BGs
Women’s
Artistic
May 2012
Gemini
Gymnastics Club
Rhythmic
Jun. 2012
Kalev Estienne
Event Details
Testing body technique and exchanges (with
emphasis on clubs and hoop)
Testing body technique and exchanges (with
emphasis on ball and rope)
Team training session for athletes and coaches
attending Nationals for routine evaluation and
team bonding. Let by Brevet judge Greg Jackson
Training Session for Team Coaches to meet
athletes and their personal coaches and to learn
about the athletes going to Eastern Canadian
Championships (i.e. personalities, equipment and
spotting needs etc.) As well as a training
opportunity for any athletes attending Canadians.
Initial selection of the Ontario Group (YOG age
eligible)
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Athlete Development Full Competition Listing
Discipline WAG WAG WAG ACRO WAG WAG WAG MAG T&T WAG WAG WAG ACRO MAG T&T WAG WAG WAG MAG RG T&T WAG WAG WAG T&T T&T RG 14
Date Nov. 2011 Nov. 2011 Nov. 2011 Dec. 2011 Dec. 2011 Dec. 2011 Dec. 2011 Jan. 2012 Jan. 2012 Jan. 2012 Jan. 2012 Jan. 2012 Feb. 2012 Feb. 2012 Feb. 2012 Feb. 2012 Feb. 2012 Feb. 2012 Mar. 2012 Mar. 2012 Mar. 2012 Mar. 2012 Mar. 2012 Mar. 2012 Apr. 2012 Apr. 2012 May 2012 Event Provincial Qualifier ‐ TGI Provincial Qualifier ‐ Orangeville Provincial Qualifier ‐ Base Borden 1st Acro Cup ‐ Oakville Provincial Qualifier ‐ Burlington Provincial Qualifier ‐ O awa Provincial Qualifier ‐ Pickering 1 Provincial Qualifier ‐ O awa 1st Ont. Cup ‐Skyriders Trampoline Place Provincial Qualifier ‐ Blenheim‐Kent Provincial Qualifier ‐ Milton Provincial Qualifier ‐ Oshawa 2nd Acro Cup ‐ Mississauga Gymnasc cs Club Provincial Qualifier ‐ Burlington BGs Inc. 2nd Ont. Cup ‐ Scarborough Gym Elites Provincial Qualifier ‐ Pickering 2 Provincial Qualifier ‐ Woodbridge Provincial Qualifier ‐ Alliston Provincial Qualifier ‐ Evolu on Gymnas cs Aurora Provinical Qualifier 1 ‐ Jusco 2nd Ont. Cup ‐ Alliston Provincial Qualifier ‐ St. Catharine Gym Energy Provincial Qualifier ‐ Thunder Bay Provinical Qualifier ‐ Muskoka 3rd Ont. Cup ‐ Burlington BG's 3rd Ont. Cup ‐ Burlington BG's Provinical Qualifier 2 ‐ York Stars Number of Par cipants 235 209 155 38 285 194 215 229 456 198 230 256 58 272 295 210 235 254 270 202 177 214 10 221 314 110 190 Athlete Development Participation in Multi-Sport Games
Games
Aerobics
Acrobatics
2012 Summer
Olympics/Paralympics
2016 Summer
Olympics/Paralympics
2011 Pan/Parapan
American Games
2015 Pan/Parapan
American Games
Games
Aerobics
Acrobatics
2011 Canada Winter
Games
2015 Canada Winter
Games
2010 Ontario Winter
Games
Men`s
Artistic
Rhythmic
Trampoline
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Rhythmic
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Tumbling
Trampoline
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Tumbling
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Ontario Championships
Name of Ontario
Championships
City
Date
Training to Compete
Category
Number of
Athletes
Men’s Artistic
Ontario Championships
Ottawa
Apr. 2012
Provincial, National, High
Performance
263
Rhythmic Elite
Ontario Championship
Toronto
Apr. 2012
National, High Performance
53
Trampoline & Tumbling
Elite Ontario Championships
Burlington
Apr. 2012
National, High Performance
110
Women’s Artistic
Ontario Championships
Ottawa
Apr. 2012
Provincial, National, High
Performance
727
Acrobatic
Ontario Championships
Mississauga
May 2012
Provincial, National
74
Rhythmic
Ontario Championships
Toronto
Jun. 2012
Provincial, National
119
Trampoline & Tumbling Ontario
Championships
Mississauga
Jun. 2012
Provincial
283
Total Number of Participants
1629
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Coach Development COACH EDUCATION OPPORTUNITIES
This season Gymnastics Ontario effectively hosted 149 NCCP coaching courses with over
2,600 coaches participating. Over 40 different clubs located across the province have hosted
NCCP courses this past year and we would like to thank all the clubs who helped to make
these courses a tremendous success. To thank the clubs for their commitment, Gymnastics
Ontario reinvested over $30,000 back into member clubs who hosted NCCP courses through
rental fees and complimentary participant registrations.
Gymnastics Ontario continues to work with the outlying areas of Ontario to organize NCCP
courses, we appreciate and understand the challenges of these areas and are constantly
trying to come up with unique and cost effective ways to offer as many courses as are
required.
We are re-investing in coaching through our annual “Coaching for Coaches” conference and
new initiatives for coach retention and education through the Education Committee Advisory
Group.
FOUNDATIONS PROGRAM
Foundations Program is continuing to be a tremendous success. With over 130 Foundations
Courses, over 1500 coaches participated in Foundations Artistic, Trampoline and Rhythmic
disciplines.
LEARNING FACILITATOR TRAINING
Due to a high demand for Foundations courses and in order to supply more courses to the
membership, Gymnastics Ontario has selected eleven more candidates who were trained to
become Foundations Learning Facilitator.
We would like to thank all the Learning Facilitators for their time and dedication in preparing
and delivering the courses across the Province.
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Coach Educa on 17
Judges Development Discipline
Type of Clinic
Level of Judge
City
Date
Number
of
Participants
WAG
National Judges Course
National
Toronto
Sep. 2011
17
MAG
Beginner and
Maintenance Course
Provincial
Toronto
Oct. 2011
15
WAG
Maintenance Clinic
Invitational & Provincial
Mississauga
Oct. 2011
13
WAG
Maintenance Clinic
Provincial & National
Mississauga
Oct. 2011
18
WAG
Maintenance Clinic
Invitational & Provincial
Toronto
Oct. 2011
10
WAG
Maintenance Clinic
Invitational & Provincial
Toronto
Oct. 2011
15
Kingston
Oct. 2011
15
NA
Oct. 2011
8
Mississauga
Oct. 2011
17
Invitational, Provincial &
National
Invitational, Provincial &
National
Invitational, Provincial &
National
WAG
Maintenance Clinic
WAG
Maintenance Clinic
WAG
Judges Assessment
MAG
Beginner and
Maintenance Course
Provincial
London
Nov. 2011
5
RG
Judge Workshop
ALL
Toronto
Nov. 2011
79
RG
Rising Stars Tour Trials
Provincial and National
Richmond Hill
Nov. 2011
30
T&T
Beginner Course
Provincial
Toronto
Nov. 2011
10
T&T
TRA and DMT
Maintenance exams
Provincial
Toronto
Nov. 2011
18
WAG
ODP Assessor's Course
Invitational, Provincial &
National
London
Nov. 2011
10
WAG
ODP Assessor's Course
Invitational, Provincial &
National
London
Nov. 2011
6
WAG
ODP Assessor's Course
Invitational, Provincial &
National
Ottawa
Nov. 2011
8
WAG
ODP Assessor's Course
Invitational, Provincial &
National
Ottawa
Nov. 2011
4
RG (AGG)
Judge Workshop and
Course
Beginners- Intermediate
Toronto
Dec. 2011
37
WAG
ODP Assessor's Course
Invitational, Provincial &
National
Burlington
Dec. 2011
9
WAG
ODP Assessor's Course
Invitational, Provincial &
National
Burlington
Dec. 2011
18
WAG
Upgrading Exam
Provincial & National
Milton
Dec. 2011
7
T&T
TUM Maintenance clinic
Provincial
Mississauga
Jan. 2012
7
RG
RG Group Development
Camp 3
Provincial and National
Toronto
Jun. 2012
5
Total Number of Participants
18
381
Audited Financial Statements 3 Concorde Gate, Suite # 214 Toronto, Ontario M3C‐3N7 416‐426‐7100 www.ogf.com October 2012
Message to the Membership
Re:
Audited Financial Statements and Current Year Changes
You will notice a change to the format of the year-end audited financial statements
for June 2012. The changes are as follows:
Balance Sheet - there is disclosure of an internal restriction to net assets
Statement of Income and Expense – the reconciliation of net assets that was
previously shown at the bottom of this statement has been moved to a new
statement called the “Statement of Net Assets”
Statement of Net Assets – this is a new statement that reconciles the Net Asset position in total and also shows the transfer of the $1.00 per participant special assessment fee from “unrestricted net assets” to “internally restricted net
assets”
The purpose for these changes was to meet the requirement of the motion at
Gymnastics Ontario’s AGM in 2010 when the $2.00 special assessment fee was
approved. The motion required that $1.00 be internally restricted to help
Gymnastics Ontario (GO) rebuild its net asset reserves after the difficult year
experienced in 2009-2010.
This disclosure has been approved by the board and is an accepted disclosure for
non-profit organizations. It assists to inform readers of the purpose of building the
net asset reserves which otherwise would not be shown in the financial statements.
This disclosure will be expanded in 2013 to reflect a new financial policy established
to inform readers of GO statements that there is a minimum level of net assets
(and of cash balances) necessary to meet the needs of the organization and protect
it against any unforeseen reduction in fees in the future. This will be explained in
detail at the plenary of the AGM of 2012.
Sincerely,
Barbara A. Bergeron, CA, and Treasurer for Gymnastics Ontario
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Club Registra on to June 30, 2012 Club Name
Club Name
Members
Members
CLARINGTON GYMNASTICS ACADEMY 4 WHITBY SUPERNOVA GYMNASTICS 84 HEAD OVER HEELS GYMNASTICS CLUB INC 8 MARATHON RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS CLUB JUMP TRAMPOLINE CLUB 8 VAUGHAN GYMNASTICS CLUB 85 85 FINESSE RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 15 17 ACADEMY OF SPORT AND FITNESS INC. (CLUBID 585) 86 KINGSTON AEROS TRAMPOLINE CLUB OLYMPIUM RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 88 NATIONAL CAPITAL BOYS COMPETITIVE GYMNASTICS 19 PORT HOPE HEARTS GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 92 A.S.F. GYMNASTICS CLUB (CLUB ID 478) 22 YORK GYMNASTICS CLUB 97 SAULT YMCA GYMNASTICS 23 HAMILTON WENTWORTH REGIONETTES 101 MISSISSAUGA NEWNORTH RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 24 GOLD MEDAL GYMNASTICS INC. 105 TORONTO RG 26 SIOUX LOOKOUT GYMNASTICS CLUB 105 TRILLIUM RHYTHMIC TORONTO 26 WALLACEBURG FLYING WS GYMNASTICS CLUB 108 SALTOS ATHLETICS (PERTH) INC. 27 GCGC GLOUCESTER COMMUNITY GYMNASTICS 109 SUDBURY YMCA SALTO GYMNASTICS CLUB 29 G.O. UNATTACHED CLUB 120 RHYTHMIC ELITE CENTRE 30 TRI STAR GYMNASTICS CLUB 120 DURHAM WHIZ KIDS GYMNASTICS ACADEMY 31 CAYUGA GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 121 G.S. AQUATICS INC. 35 SAMPO RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 124 PHOENIX GYMNASTICS CLUB 37 MITCHELL GYMNASTICS CLUB 131 JUSCO RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 41 TORONTO PREMIER GYMNASTIC CLUB 138 STELLA NOVA GYMNASTICS CLUB 41 BRANTFORD GYMNASTICS ACADEMY 139 ASPIRE GYMNASTICS 42 RHYTHMIC GEMSTONES OF LONDON 141 SILHOUETTES OF YORK RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 42 CORE TRAINING GYMNASTICS CENTRE INC. 147 CORONA COMPETITIVE GYMNASTIC GROUP 46 FORT HENRY GYMNASTICS CLUB 147 GYM STARS DYNAMIC GYMNASTICS 49 NORWELL COBRAS GYMNASTICS CLUB 156 RITMIKA RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 49 CHAMPIONS GYMNASTICS 168 NIAGARA ACRO CATS 54 KINCARDINE KLASSICS 181 DYNAMO GYMNASTICS SPORTS CENTRE INC. 55 KENORA AERIALETTES GYMNASTICS CLUB 182 SUNSET GYMNASTICS CLUB OF DRYDEN 55 NORTHUMBERLAND GYMNASTICS CENTRE 183 YORK STARS RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 55 RUSSELL RAINBOW GYMNASTICS CLUB 183 AIR GLIDERS TRAMPOLINE CLUB 56 QUANTUM NIAGARA GYMNASTICS INC 195 GRAND RIVER GYMMIES 56 AIRBORNE TRAMPOLINE CLUB WOODBRIDGE 202 OTTAWA RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 58 LONDON BEJE GYMNASTICS 202 SHENDEREY GYMNASTICS INSTITUTE OPTIMIST SALTOS GYMNASTICS OF PARRY SOUND PIROUETTE RHYTHMIC GYMNASTICS CLUB 59 62 63 EXTREME NORTH GYMNASTIC CLUB GREATER NAPANEE GYMNASTICS CLUB (THE) SHENDEREY GYMNASTICS UXBRIDGE 207 207 207 ANTI‐GRAVITY TRAMPOLINE INC. 64 SMITHS FALLS GYM STARS GYMNASTICS CLUB 225 RHYTHMIC WAVES GYMNASTIC CLUB 64 BANCROFT GEMS GYMNASTICS INC. 226 KALEV ESTIENNE 65 GALAXY GYMNASTICS & FITNESS INC 226 CHAPLEAU GYMNASTIC CLUB 67 SHENDEREY GYMNASTICS CENTRE LTD 228 FERGUS‐ELORA GYMNASTICS CLUB 68 LINDSAY GYMNASTICS CENTRE 231 JUNGLE GYM GYMNASTICS 78 TORONTO ASPIRALS RGC 233 OLYMPIA EUROGYM 80 SKYRIDERS TRAMPOLINE PLACE INC 237 RED LAKE DISTRICT MAT CATS GYMNASTIC CLUB 80 ADRENALINE GYMNASTICS & TRAINING CENTRE 243 GYMNASTIC GIANTS INC. 81 XPERIENCE GYMANSTICS 243 AIRBORNE TRAMPOLINE KW 84 SPRING ACTION TRAMPOLINE 251 31
Club Registra on to June 30, 2012 Club Name
AIRBORNE TRAMPOLINE CENTRE (MISSISSAUGA) Club Name
Members
Members
275 WINSTARS GYMNASTICS 720 SWING, SPRING AND FLIP CLUB 277 NORTHERN STARS GYMNASTICS INC. DANCEMAKERS GYMNASTICS 287 PICKERING ATHLETIC CENTRE INC. 735 735 VERTICAL ZONE TRAMPOLINE CENTRE INC. NORTH BAY GYMTRIX GYMNASTICS & ATHLETICS CENTRE INC 739 SIMCOE GLIDERS GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 298 308 ETOBICOKE GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 763 KANATA RHYTHMIC SPORTIVE GYMNASTICS CLUB 315 JUST BOUNCE TRAMPOLINE CLUB INC. 764 OWEN SOUND SATELLITES GYMNASTICS CLUB 323 MARIPOSA GYMNASTICS CLUB 766 BLENHEIM‐KENT GOLDEN EAGLES GYMNASTIC 330 BOLTON GYMNASTICS 770 WOODBRIDGE ACADEMY OF GYMNASTICS 330 CALEDONIA GYMMIES INC. 794 WOOLWICH CARDINALS GYMNASTICS CLUB 338 KINGSTON GYMNASTICS CLUB 815 MARKHAM GYMNASTIC CLUB 346 FOREST CITY GYMNASTICS CLUB 828 AIRBORNE TRAMPOLINE NORTH 347 BARRIE KEMPETTES GYMNASTICS CLUB 860 WINDSOR VISTAS GYMNASTICS INC. 351 GYM MAGIC GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 862 CORNWALL GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 359 LONDON GYMNASTICS ACADEMY 878 DISCOVERY SCHOOL OF SPORT & ART 362 BIRCHMOUNT GYMNASTICS CENTRE 897 EVOLUTION GYMNASTICS AURORA 362 GYMZONE GYMNASTICS/SUDBURY LAURELS 898 TUMBLE TOT CO. & TORNADOS GYMNASTICS (THE) 364 BURLINGTON BGS INC. 912 NORTH BAY APOLLO GYMNASTICS CLUB 385 CARTWHEELS GYM CENTRE INC 913 BASE BORDEN GYMNASTICS CLUB 386 THUNDER BAY GIANT GYMNASTICS INC. 922 LOYALIST GYMNASTICS CLUB 388 HAMILTON GYMNASTIC ACADEMY 945 WELLAND/PELHAM AEREO GYMNASTICS CLUB 397 BLUEWATER GYMNASTICS CLUB SARNIA INC. 971 PETAWAWA KIDS IN ACTION (KIA) GYMNASTICS CLUB 406 ROSE CITY GYMNASTICS INC. 984 BROCKVILLE GYMNASTICS ACADEMY & GYMNY KRICKETS 407 T‐DOT TUMBLERS 985 MUSKOKA LIMBERETTE GYMNASTIC CLUB INC. 411 TRILLIUM SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS 999 HORIZONS GYMNASTICS 413 THUNDER BAY GYMNASTICS ASSOCIATION 1,021 ST. THOMAS ELGIN GYMNASTICS CLUB 479 PULSARS GYMNASTIC CLUB 1,035 HALTON HILLS GYMNASTIC CENTRE 482 GYROS GYMNASTICS 1,044 STARFIRE GYMNASTICS 484 NEPEAN‐CORONA SCHOOL OF GYMNASTICS 1,068 ALLISTON NIKOLETTES GYMNASTIC CLUB 488 WOODSTOCK GYM CLUB 1,086 KAWARTHA GYMNASTICS CLUB 503 REVOLUTION GYMNASTICS AND SPORTS CENTRE 1,097 SCARBOROUGH GYM‐ELITES CLUB INC. 524 GYMNASTICS ENERGY 1,111 NIAGARA FALLS LIGHTNING GYMNASTIC CLUB INC. 540 AJAX ACROS GYMNASTICS CLUB 1,132 SAULT STE. MARIE GYMNASTIC CLUB 546 GEMINI GYMNASTICS 1,175 HURONS GYMNASTIC CLUB INC. 556 QUINTE BAY GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 1,275 CLUB DE GYMNASTIQUE LES SITTELLES 566 UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO GYMNASTICS CLUB 1,294 CAMBRIDGE KIPS GYMNASTICS CLUB 596 FUTURES GYMNASTIC CENTRE INC. 1,341 KIDS SUPERGYM AURORA 620 GUELPH SAULTOS GYMNASTICS 1,370 ALL STAR SPORTS CENTRE 622 KITCHENER‐WATERLOO GYMNASTICS CLUB 1,586 DYNAMO GYMNASTICS INC. 650 TWISTERS GYMNASTICS & TRAMPOLINE CLUB 1,722 VAUGHAN RECREATIONAL GYMNASTICS 657 TUMBLERS GYMNASTIC CENTRE 2,074 RICHMOND HILL GYMNASTICS CLUB 673 MILTON SPRINGERS GYMNASTICS CLUB 2,086 HAMILTON MOUNTAIN GYMSTARS GYMNASTICS INC. 676 TORONTO GYMNASTICS INTERNATIONAL INC. 2,223 WORLD CLASS GYMNASTICS INC. 678 GYMNASTICS MISSISSAUGA 2,281 OTTAWA GYMNASTICS CENTRE 2,646 32
Club Registra on to June 30, 2012 Club Name
BURLINGTON GYMNASTICS CLUB INC. 2,783 OAKVILLE GYMNASTICS CLUB 3,375 EAST YORK GYMNASTICS CLUB 4,262 Total
Club Name
Members
88,308
Club registration numbers include individuals
with multiple roles who do not pay fees for
these additional roles
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Members
Our Partners and Suppliers Many thanks to all those who have made our year
a successful one, with hopes and expectaƟons
for many more years to come!!
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