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Friday, Wednesday, approximately Thursday, 1 June ular Council (Attachment 1 ) APR112015 55+ Bo Games 2017 IVernon & Area Vernon & Area 2017 55+ BC Games Fact S eet The annual 55+ BC Games is a?

1 Friday, Wednesday, approximately Thursday, 1 June ular Council (Attachment 1 ) APR Bo Games 2017 IVernon & Area Vernon & Area BC Games Fact S eet The annual 55+ BC Games is a?ve-day, province wide, multi-sport event hosted by a different community each year. The BC Seniors Games Society is the parent organization that is responsible for the overall governance of the Games, the sport specific rules, and the liaison withthe participants. Its mission is to improve the health, lifestyle, and image of British Columbia's 55+ population. Vernon & Area BC Games September 12-16, 2017 The 2017 Games willbe the thirtieth annual 55+ BC Games (previously the BC Seniors Games) - Vernon previously hosted the inaugural 1988 BC Seniors Games and has also hosted the 1982 BC Summer Games, the 1992 BC Winter Games, and the 2012 BC WinterGames Participants o Up to 4,000 participants aged 55+ from across British Columbia are expected to compete. Participants compete from twelve Zones across BC sports and activities may be included in these Games. Volunteers A NominationsCommittee, led by the Mayor of the City of Vernon, willselect a Board of Directors, led by a volunteer President. Twelve Directors working in distinct planning areas (Directorates) willcoordinate approximately volunteer Chairs, each of whom has a committee of volunteers responsible for different aspects of the Games planning and operation. 0 An estimated 1,500+ volunteers willbe involved in planning and staging the Games. Major Games Events 0 Community Awareness Event April Torchlighting Ceremony 100 days out from the Games 2017 Opening Ceremony - Wednesday, September 13 0 Host Society Reception September 13 - Competitions Wednesday, September 13 until Saturday, September 16 Participant Special Event September 14 Participant Dance September 15 - Closing Ceremony Saturday, September 16 Funding o Base funding of $90,000 is provided by the Province of BC through the BC Seniors Games Society-. o The City of Vernon has, through the bid process, committed $37,675 cash and $34,980 of inkind value to support the Host Society.

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12 The Consult (?fié?. C Sen ors Games Society SeniorsGamesSociety Select 0" 01'3P0 t5 Selection of Sports The BC Seniors Games Society (BCSGS) has a Sport Selection policythat involves collaboration between the Host Society and the BCSGS. It represents an adaptable model that can be scaled up or down given the strategies of the Host Society, venue availability, and event hosting capacity of a community. Expectations The Host Society is expected to select sports based on the sport tier system below. Placementin the tier system is based upon the number of zones that send participants to the Games. The sports intier 1 have had participants from 10 to 12 zones, while those in tier 3 have participationfrom 4 zones or fewer. Host Society should select a minimum of 20 sports, but are encouraged to include as many sports as they can reasonably accommodate. Ifthere is a sport that you would like to include but cannot meet the minimum requirements of, you may contact the BCSGS for advice on how to proceed. A submission of sports and venues is expected forthe end of September and final sports will be approved by the BCSGS by the end of November. with BCSGS Executive and BC Games Society Event Managers for more guidance on this process. The Sports Tier System Tie Tier 1 Ifyou have a facility in your community that meets the stated minimumfacility requirement for the given sport, then it is highly recommended that these sports be included in the Games Tier 2 It is recommended that a minimum of 7 of these Sports be selected Tier 3 The Host Society may select 1 to 3 of these sports Carpet Bowling * Cribbage Cycling Dans Five Pin Bowling Archery * Badminton * B?dge Dragon Boat Racing * Floor Curling Ice Hockey Lawn Bowling * Bocce Cricket Equestrian * Fast Pitch * " Golf Horseshoes * Ice Curling * Swimming * Track & Field * Pickleball Slo Pitch * Soccer Table Tennis * Tennis Whist Karate * " Mountain Bike Racing Snooker Squash * "

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