BC High Performance Program
The Burnaby Mountain Wrestling Club situated at Simon Fraser University, is one of the top ranked training centres in Canada. National and provincial funding is provided to BC Wrestling to support coaching and programs at the National High Performance Centre. The focus development of national team athletes capable of national and international results.
The BC Athlete Assistance Program (BC AAP) is an athlete-centred program of financial assistance funded by the Province of British Columbia and administered by viaSPORT. The program seeks to recognize high performance athletes who are participating in programs offered through a provincial sport organization or post secondary institution and competing in recognized national or international competitions to relieve some of the pressures associated with training and competition needs. The intent of the BC Athlete Assistance Program (BC AAP) is to provide support to BC high performance athletes striving to represent the Province and Canada in athletic competition. The focus of BC AAP funding is for those athletes who are just below those receiving Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program funding (S1/S2 carding levels). Congratulations to the nominees for 2015-2016 BC AAP funding support: Darthe Capellan, Cierra McCrae, Nolan Badovinac, Oscar Bulaqui, Ajay Gill
- 2016- 2017 Junior & Senior National Selection & Sanction Criteria
- Men's & Women's Provincial Junior Development Plan 2015-2016
- High Performance Strategic Plan 2014-2015
- High Performance Strategic and Operating Plan 2016-2017
- Podium Pathway: BC Wrestling Sport Development Plan
- Provincial Athlete Agreement
- BC Athlete Assistance Program
The BC Athlete Assistance Program (BC AAP) is an athlete-centred program of financial assistance funded by the Province of British Columbia and administered by viaSPORT. The program seeks to recognize high performance athletes who are participating in programs offered through a provincial sport organization or post secondary institution and competing in recognized national or international competitions to relieve some of the pressures associated with training and competition needs. The intent of the BC Athlete Assistance Program (BC AAP) is to provide support to BC high performance athletes striving to represent the Province and Canada in athletic competition. The focus of BC AAP funding is for those athletes who are just below those receiving Sport Canada Athlete Assistance Program funding (S1/S2 carding levels). Congratulations to the nominees for 2015-2016 BC AAP funding support: Darthe Capellan, Cierra McCrae, Nolan Badovinac, Oscar Bulaqui, Ajay Gill
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BCWA Office: Suite 3014 3713 Kensington Ave Burnaby, BC V5B 0A7
Copyright 2017 British Columbia Wrestling Association
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Phone: 604-737-3092
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