Only those who dare to go too far will ever discover how far they can go TS Elliot TOKHONON TIED OR LACED AT THE NECK Murdena Marshall and Eleanor Johnson Tokhonon is a Silas T Rand Word ID: 804301
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2021 LNB Canada Games Team & ACE Program Info Session
“Only those who dare to go too far will ever discover how far they can go.” - T.S. Elliot
Slide2“TOKHONON = TIED OR LACED AT THE NECK”Murdena Marshall and Eleanor Johnson ...“Tokhonon is a Silas T . Rand Word “
TOQLUAQN = “Side of neck”
TU’AN = “You are playing ball”
TU’AQAN OR TU’AQN = “Ball”
TUWA’TIMK = “Playing ball or some sport”
Slide3“KLUSKAP & WINPE”
How the Mi’kmaq got the Game of Tuwa’timk
Slide4British Colonial Governorof Nova Scotia, Edward Cornwallis,
the author of the 1749 proclamation for Mi’kmaq scalps
Slide5History of Lacrosse in New Brunswick
Slide6Slide7Indigenous Sovereignty
Slide8Guiding Principles From the Truth & Reconciliation CommissionPrinciple #3 - Reconciliation is a process of healing of relationships that requires public truth sharing, apology, and commemoration that acknowledge and redress past harms.
Principle #4 -
Reconciliation requires constructive action on addressing the ongoing legacies of colonialism that have had destructive impacts on Aboriginal peoples’ education, cultures and languages, health, child welfare, the administration of justice, and economic opportunities and prosperity.
Principle #8 -
Supporting Aboriginal peoples’ cultural revitalization and integrating Indigenous knowledge systems, oral histories, laws, protocols, and connections to the land into the reconciliation process are essential.
Principle #9 -
Reconciliation requires political will, joint leadership, trust building, accountability, and transparency, as well as a substantial investment of resources.
Principle #10 -
Reconciliation requires sustained public education and dialogue, including youth engagement, about the history and legacy of residential schools, Treaties, and Aboriginal rights, as well as the historical and contemporary contributions of Aboriginal peoples to Canadian society.
Slide9Administrative StructureTeam StaffOffensive Coach – Tim HuntDefensive Coach – Keegan HighamHead Coach – Chet Koneczny
General Manager – Tim JacksonTrainer/Medical Staff – TBD
Slide10Team Vision Celebrate the history, heritage and game of LacrosseOn & off the floor, Responsibility, Respect Develop strong friendships & community partnerships
Minor Lacrosse, Schools, Media, Sponsors
Execute a 2 year plan to prepare players for the 2021 Canada GamesPlayers, Coaches & Management commitment on and off the floor at a professional level
Slide11Team PhilosophyEquipment – Available, Adequate, AppropriateEnvironment – Professional, Cultural, Adaptable, Comfortable
Physical – Progressive, Sport Specific, Realistic
Technical –
Challenging, Engaging, Diverse
Tactical –
High Standard, Simplified, Structured, Accountable
Psychology –
Positive, Challenging, Monitored, Assessed
Slide12Slide13Slide14“With one foot in the canoe, and one foot on shore, you are sure to fall into the river. ~ Native American Proverb, TuscaroraCommitment & Sacrifice...
Slide15Off-Floor Non-NegotiablesNobody above the team. Be on time. 24 hours notice.
No phones.“Punch In.”2 sticks ready.
Sacrifice.
Clean up after yourself.
Be direct.
Police yourselves.
Slide16On-Floor Non-NegotiablesRespect The GamePositive Attitude
Communicate
Work Hard
Two-Way Players
2-Hand Tough
Quality Shots
Play Your Role
Team Tough
Run To The Huddle
Slide17Slide18Schedule/EventsPractice Schedule1x per month (Off-Season) - November to April2x per month (In-Season) - May to August
Off-Season TrainingACE Program - Off Season (January to April)
On floor + In Gym
In-
Season Training
ACE Program - (May to August)
Gym Only
Team Functions
Monthly Team Builders (Starting May 15)
Summer 2020
Try-Outs (Late May - TBD)
Ex. Games Versus Team Nova Scotia (Bi-Monthly)
Nepean Tournament (Date TBD)
July 20 - Team Cut to 24 players
Bantam/Midget Nationals (Date TBD)
European Challenge (Age 15-18) - Prague, Czech Republic (Aug 21-23)
2021 Canada Games (August 6-13)
Niagara Falls
Slide19Slide20Slide21Slide22Slide23Slide24Slide25Slide26The “Situation”Possible Issues in YTP:Budget considerationsConflicts with other sportsInfrequent practices (esp. in year 1) - Club League Interference
“Big Game” experienceOff-season retention of learning/fitness
Year 1 Areas of focus: Team Culture, Individual Development, Psychological Development
Slide27Slide28Slide29Slide30Slide31Slide32Why?
Slide33Any Questions?