Softball New Brunswick
Softball New Brunswick
The Canadian Women’s National team punched its ticket to the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games with a 7-0 run-rule win over Brazil at the 2019 WBSC Softball Americas Qualifier
KidSport New Brunswick is a non profit organization that can provide up to $200 per year to children 18 and under to go toward registration costs. Clubs and athletes affiliated with Softball New Brunswick are eligible for this program
For Softball Canada members wishing to become a certified coach.
At the recent Softball Canada Congress a proposal to implement a one-year trial of these two new rules was discussed at several workshops and unanimously approved at the Annual General Meeting. This trial will be effective January 1, 2018!
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Softball New Brunswick is committed to Long-Term Athlete Development (LTAD) and its principles.
Softball Canada has just announced the dates, locations and registration details for the 2018 Junior Women’s National Team Combines.
Rawlings is the Official Softball of Softball New Brunswick.
SNB offers summer employment for students entering and/or continuing in post-secondary education. Students MUST also apply for Student Employment Experience Development (SEED) program which provides funding to create summer job opportunities for post-secondary students.
The Provincial Programs Assistant reports to the Provincial Programs Coordinator and/or the Learn to Play Coordinator. He/She will be responsible for assisting with the administering and delivery of all programs and initiatives for youth in all regions associated with Softball New Brunswick, in particular, the Learn to Play Program, Special Olympics and Multi-Cultural Association initiatives. The Provincial Programs Assistant, alongside of the Provincial Program Coordinator, will consult with stakeholders that represent youth to determine their needs and develop programs, activities and events in response to those needs. Bilingualism considered an asset. Experience playing softball is strongly encouraged.
Responsibilities: Planning, organizing, implementing and evaluating programs and events. Social Media, ensuring coaches have adequate equipment, LTP shirts and appropriate training. Responsible for communications regarding the LTP program, as well as Multi-Cultural and Special Olympics partnership Coordinate U10 Jamboree & LTP event.
All students interested in summer employment opportunities through SNB please forward a detailed cover letter and resume to the contact information listed below.
The following positions are now available for 2019 applicants:
Provincial Program Assistants (Multiple Positions).
Resumes are detailed cover letter will be accepted by email until Friday, May 3rd @ 4pm. Interviews will be held shortly thereafter. Please address correspondence to:
Scott Willis
President
