Coaching youth sports is vital as it promotes physical fitness, skill development, teamwork, and discipline.

It builds confidence, instills values like sportsmanship and fair play, and teaches goal setting and emotional regulation. Coaches serve as mentors, fostering positive role models and contributing to a sense of community. They help children develop lifelong interests in sports, social skills, and time management abilities. Ultimately, coaching shapes well-rounded individuals, preparing them for future challenges and successes in sports and life.

Coaching Development & Education

Aboriginal Coaching Modules (ACM) Coaches Corner

Current Opportunities

Assistant Coach

Team Manitoba U18 Male

National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC), May 5-10 2025

The National Aboriginal Hockey Championships (NAHC) bring together top Indigenous U18 players from across Canada. The MASRC fields a male and female provincial team in each category. The event showcases high-level competition, fosters cultural connections, and offers players exposure to scouts, opening doors for future hockey opportunities while promoting personal growth on and off the ice.

To apply you must have the following qualifications:

  1. Previous coaching experience & be currently coaching
  2. Indigenous Status (First Nations, Metis, Inuit)
  3. NCCP Competition Introduction Stream: Development 1 Trained
  4. Respect In Sport for Activity Leaders Trained
  5. Child Abuse Registry & Criminal Record Check

Additionally, coaches must be willing and able to travel to all practices before the Championships.

For more information, or to submit a cover letter and resume outlining their coaching experience, contact Robyn Cruz, Major Games Manager, by email robyn.cruz@masrc.com or by phone at 204-925-5941.

Ainfo@masrc.com     x204-925-5737

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