2018 Winter Ice Show Info Centre

Ice Show Info Letter - Nov 23, 2015
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    2018 Winter Ice Show Registration Form

    General Information
    The Northern BC Centre for Skating will again be presenting a Christmas Ice Show. All skaters are required to register online by 10pm on Sunday, December 6, 2015.  Practices will begin the week of December 7 during regularly scheduled group classes. If required, it will be requested that skaters attend an additional practice or two the week of the show. As much notice as possible will be provided should this be the case.
     
    If your child will NOT be participating in the show, please understand that a certain amount of the lesson time will be spent on rehearsals. The rehearsals will be reinforcing skills learned throughout the season, in a skill circuit format. By completing this registration form you agree to have your skater at each scheduled practice (regular skating times) and on show day. 

    Flexibility will be granted for those unable to attend a practice under extenuating circumstances only. If you are unable to attend any practice, please contact your Choreographer (below).

    Contacts

    Committee Members:
    PR/Media Requests
    Janina Kiland
    pr.nbccs@gmail.com
    Vendor/Fundraising Inquiries
    Victoria Harder
    events.nbccs@gmail.com
    Costume/Hair/Make-Up
    Renee Hampole
    president@skateprincegeorge.com
    Choreographers:
    Katie Dakus
    PreCanSkate
    Junior
    Andrea Ludditt
    CanSkate
    Junior Academy
    Intermediate
    Rory Allen
    PrePower
    Senior

    Show details

    6:00-8:00pm  Friday, December 18, 2015
    Prince George Coliseum
    888 Dominion St. 
    Prince George, BC V2L 1T8 

    Entrance will be by donation

    Online Registration

    Note: complete the registration process separately for each participating skater in your household.
    NOTE: figure skaters who have been selected to showcase their solo will be contacted directly by the Director of Competitive Development. Click HERE for information on the Athlete Performance Policy.
    NBCCS is a non-profit organization that depends on volunteer help from its members. By completing the Volunteer Information section (right) you are directly supporting your athletes development. The show cannot go on without you!

    Registration Fees

    Skaters are required to pay a small fee to cover the cost of their costume. NBCCS makes every effort to keep fees low through fundraising and volunteer efforts. Fee information will be distributed to you by one of the volunteers in the very near future.

Community Partners:

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The Northern BC Centre for Skating gratefully acknowledges the financial contribution from the Province of British Columbia through the Ministry of Community, Sport and Cultural Development.

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