Athlete Eligibility
How do I qualify to be a CSCA Athlete?
Eligibility
In order for an athlete to become eligible to receive CSCA services an athlete must be identified as a national team member of a major games sport (Olympics, Paralympics, PanAm Games and Commonwealth Games) or a National Team Prospect of a major games sport. Athletes would qualify under one of four headings;
Podium: Podium Canada targeted athletes
Canadian Elite: National team and national development team carded athletes
Canadian Development: Non-carded national team members
Prospects: Athletes identifies by the National Sport Organization and the Provincial Sport Organization as having the potential to become a national team member.
Once an athlete is identified, they must complete the intake process with the Athlete Services Manager. This process includes the CSCA orientation, information gathering and overview of training and competitive program. To ensure that information is understood by all stakeholders surrounding the athlete, the orientation ideally includes the coach, athlete and parent/guardian (if athlete is under 18), as well as a provincial sport organization representative when possible. The forms for the athlete intake can be found on our website (www.cscatlantic.ca) and should be completed in advance of the meeting.
Athlete Lists
To view provincial lists of currently eligible athletes, please click on the province name below:
@CSCAtlantic
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CSCA and CKC lead exercise physiologist Leo Thornley. Getting to the finish line first in Florida. http://t.co/2ogENrHy
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Latest News
Dube qualifies for London Olympics
January 30, 2012
Nova Scotia has its first representative for this summer’s London Olympics. Sailor Danielle Dube of Glen Haven did well enough this week at a World Cup event in Miami, Fla., to pass Vancouver’s Isabella Bertold for Canada’s only Olympic berth in the laser radial class. The Armbrae Academy graduate is the first Nova Scotia athlete… [read more]
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Mark de Jonge
Discipline/event: Kayak Hometown: Halifax, NS Residence: Halifax, NS Club: Maskwa Aquatic Club Coach: Chris McDermott Education: Dalhousie University – Engineering Goals: Medal at World Championships Interests: Rock climbing, biking, camping, judo, movies, fine dining, piano Sigificant results: 2009 World Championships – K1 4x200m relay – 5th 2009 World Championships – K4 200m – 6th 2009… [read more]



















