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CollegiateSkate offers high school and university student athletes in selected cities across Canada an opportunity to compete as a team and represent their schools. This program allows skaters to stay active in the sport during their academic years. Skaters can participate in events such as singles, dance, pairs, and synchronized skating. Their placements allows them to accumulate points for their team. The high school or university with the highest point total wins the overall competition.

   
Goals

Our goals in the Skate Canada Alberta-NWT/NUN section are to continue to host Collegiate only competitions for post-secondary students and to expand the Collegiate high school program for the 2007/2008 season.

   
Get Involved...

If you are a skater attending a high school or a post-secondary institution in this section and want to learn more about this program, please contact Pamela Giangualano abcollegiateskating@shaw.ca.

   
Participants

Did you know that 19 Universities across Canada offer figure skating to their students?

Alberta Post-Secondary Institutions offering CollegiateSkate programs:

Provinces offering High School only Competitions:

  • Ontario

  • Quebec

  • British Columbia

Provinces offering Post-Secondary only Competitions:

  • Ontario http://oua.ca/sports/figureskating/

  • Alberta/BC in conjunction with the Western Regional Adult Championships, Feb 15-17, 2008 Abbotsford, BC
    how points are awarded at WRAC

   

 

Scores

Collegiate skaters will compete in the adult Categories. When collegiate skaters are competing for points for their post-secondary institution, they must be a current student of that post-secondary institution. Points will be awarded as follows:

  • 6 or more entries - for 1st through 6th 10, 7, 5, 3, 2, 1 points

  • 5 or less entries - for 1st through 5th 7, 5, 3, 2, 1 points

In the event of a tie in total team championship points, the Institution with the greatest number of 1st place (considering only institutions ties) shall place higher in the overall standings. If it still ties, the greatest number of second place finishes and so on.

 

Collegiate results

 

 

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