Saturday, March 1, 2014
Thursday, February 27, 2014
Sunday, February 23, 2014
Interclub 2014 Results
The Espanola Skating Club
members took to the ice in Garson for the annual Rainbow Region Interclub
Competition on January 18th, 2014.
The weekend started off with 2 Espanola
skaters receiving Gold Test Awards. Paige
Shank and Kylee Dormer both received an award for
passing their Gold Level Interpretive Tests over the past year. Competition followed with the following
skaters competing in Freeskate events as well as Elements, Spins and Team
events for some.
Paige
Shank 1st
Jr Silver Ladies Free
Alex
Langlois 2nd Preliminary Ladies Free, 1st
preliminary spins, 3rd preliminary elements
Christen
Ramsay 2nd Preliminary ladies Free, 5th
Preliminary elements, 4th preliminary spins
Chloe
Mokohonuk 3rd preliminary ladies free, 2nd
preliminary elements, 4th preliminary spins
Grace
Selinger 6th Preliminary ladies Free, 5th
preliminary spins, 6th preliminary elements
Jenna
Bourcier 3rd
preliminary ladies free, 3rd preliminary spins, 5th
preliminary elements
Andrea
Mitroff 5th
preliminary ladies free, 3rd preliminary elements, 4th
preliminary spins
Abby
Kuula, 3rd pre preliminary ladies free,
4th pre preliminary spins, 2nd pre preliminary elements
Amelia
Noble, 4th pre preliminary ladies free,
5th pre preliminary spins, 4th pre preliminary elements
Cassidy
Galliott, 6th pre preliminary ladies
free, 5th pre-preliminary spins, 6th pre preliminary
elements.
Maggie
Sanders, Chloe Paul and Erin Arthur all
participated at the introductory level and received report cards from the
evaluators based on their performances.
Skaters are now busy preparing for an
upcoming test day as well as Make It a Date Competition in North Bay followed
by the Espanola Skating Club’s annual Ice show and a final competition in
Little Current at the end of March.
Submitted by Monique Shank
Tuesday, January 7, 2014
Carnival Meeting! Volunteers Needed!
ESPANOLA
SKATING CLUB
2014 Carnival Committee
Meeting
If you are new to the Espanola Skating Club, our annual end of
season Carnival Show proves to be the highlight of the year for both skaters
and families. Although Carnival is months away our coaches and ESC executives
are already starting to prepare and organize for the event.
This event takes a lot of planning, organizing and VOLUNTEERS, to make it successful.
Volunteers are a necessary requirement in order for our club to have a successful carnival. If you do not think you will be able to volunteer on the carnival day itself, there are several jobs that need to be done before hand. Every skater’s parent is expected to volunteer in some way.
This event takes a lot of planning, organizing and VOLUNTEERS, to make it successful.
Volunteers are a necessary requirement in order for our club to have a successful carnival. If you do not think you will be able to volunteer on the carnival day itself, there are several jobs that need to be done before hand. Every skater’s parent is expected to volunteer in some way.
We encourage all ESC members and their parents/guardians to
attend our Carnival Committee Meeting on
Monday January 13th, 2013
6pm (right after Canskate)
Complex Lobby
Volunteer positions are needed for:
-Group leader
-Costumes: design, sewing, alterations
-Costume handout, hand-in, put away
-Table / Program Sales: A table will be set up near the entrance to the rink for souvenirs program sales
-Costume handout, hand-in, put away
-Table / Program Sales: A table will be set up near the entrance to the rink for souvenirs program sales
-50/50 Draw selling tickets during event
-Carnival set up: this job is done the day before carnival. It involves helping to set up props, curtains, decorations, etc.
-Carnival clean up: this job is done directly after the show. It involves taking all of the props, curtains etc down and a general cleanup.
-Dressing Room attendants: The dressing room attendants are required to be in the room for the skaters during the show. You will be required to help with skates, costumes, etc. You will be required to have the groups ready to go when it's their turn to perform.
Each of these jobs must be filled with volunteers to enable us to put on a quality show. Your help and co-operation is greatly appreciated.
-Carnival set up: this job is done the day before carnival. It involves helping to set up props, curtains, decorations, etc.
-Carnival clean up: this job is done directly after the show. It involves taking all of the props, curtains etc down and a general cleanup.
-Dressing Room attendants: The dressing room attendants are required to be in the room for the skaters during the show. You will be required to help with skates, costumes, etc. You will be required to have the groups ready to go when it's their turn to perform.
Each of these jobs must be filled with volunteers to enable us to put on a quality show. Your help and co-operation is greatly appreciated.
The ESC executives
Monday, January 6, 2014
Skating Programs Cancelled Today
Hi everyone!
It's another snow day!
This evening's Skating Programs have been cancelled due to weather conditions, as per ESC policies.
· SCHOOL/BUS CANCELLATION DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS (Adopted August 2, 2013): In the event of a school and/or bus cancellation due to weather conditions, skating lessons for that day will automatically be cancelled.
Friday, December 6, 2013
Thursday, December 5, 2013
Skating Programs Cancelled Today
Hi everyone!
Tonight's Skating Programs have been cancelled due to weather conditions, as per ESC policies.
· SCHOOL/BUS CANCELLATION DUE TO WEATHER CONDITIONS (Adopted August 2, 2013): In the event of a school and/or bus cancellation due to weather conditions, skating lessons for that day will automatically be cancelled.
Thank You!
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