Ringette Alberta Scholarship |
Ringette Alberta scholarships are given out each year to ringette players who have demonstrated both strong academic performance and a commitment to the sport of ringette through active participation and involvement. These scholarships are designed to encourage athletes to maintain their involvement in ringette while pursuing post-secondary studies. The 2024 Application is now closed.
FOUR scholarships of $1,500 will be awarded in 2023.
Winners will be announced soon on our website, social media and in The RAB Ringer.
Winners will be notified before the announcement.
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The Agnes Jacks Scholarship Awards are named in honour of Mrs. Agnes Jacks who, following the untimely passing of her husband Mr. Sam Jacks (ringette’s founder), picked up the gauntlet and became a dedicated and tireless promoter of the sport. Mrs. Jacks became a well-known and well-loved figure in the ringette community and over the years became known across Canada as ringette’s “goodwill ambassador”. Applications must be received in the Ringette Canada office no later than March 31st. |
The Cara Brown Scholarship, which recognizes and rewards combined performance in elite ringette and scholastics, is awarded to registered ringette players who are actively playing ringette at the elite level (AA or at the highest level offered in the applicant’s community), who are entering a Canadian university on a full-time basis for the first time, and who combine academic excellence with a strong commitment to the sport of ringette. Starting in the 2010-2011 academic year, Cara has generously increased this scholarship to $1,000. Two annual scholarships are provided and successful applicants also receive a certificate recognizing their achievements. Cara Brown is a ringette athlete who enjoyed a spectacular career. She played competitively in both Sudbury and Calgary, participated in seventeen Canadian Ringette Championships, served as team captain at the World Ringette Championships in 1990, 1992, and 1994, and participated in the 1998 International Summit Series in Europe. Ringette Canada is grateful to Cara and her company, Brown Economic Consulting, for their generous support of this program. Applications must be received in the Ringette Canada office no later than March 31st. |
The 5-Count Ringette Goalie Scholarship provides two scholarships in the amount of $250 each and are awarded annually to registered players who are actively playing as a goalkeeper and the scholarships are to be used for a unique opportunity that will benefit them as a goalie, their team, and/or ringette in general. The scholarships have been made possible through the support of Keely Brown, Heather Konkin, and the program they co-own, 5-Count Ringette Goalie Instruction. Application for a 5-Count Ringette Goalie Scholarship can be made by ringette goalies who have been a goalkeeper for the past three years. Ringette Canada will not release scholarship funds until proof that the athlete has been a goalkeeper for the past three years has been provided. |
Know More Hazard is proud to announce the Meghan Bomford Memorial Scholarship Award. Meghan, a passionate ringette player, daughter, sister, and friend was lost in a tragic motor vehicle accident on October 18, 2016. This Memorial bursary will be presented annually in her name to pay tribute to her memory and inspire others to contribute to the ringette community. It will be comprised of two awards, one award for $1000 and one award for $500. One award will be distributed to a candidate most closely matching the criteria in the application and a second $500 award will be distributed to an applicant via a random draw from a list of all qualified applicants. |
Celebrating Sydnie Rock!
Sydnie’s remarkable journey in the world of ringette began at the age of eight, little did she know that this decision would ignite a lifelong love affair with ringette, propelling her to incredible heights in the sport.
Beyond her accomplishments on the ice, she has become a mentor and instructor, sharing her love for ringette and helping younger players develop their skills.
As she embarks on her educational journey with plans to pursue a career in the sciences, potentially as a pediatrician, we have no doubt that the skills and values she has gained from ringette will continue to serve her well.
Congratulations, Sydnie, on this well-deserved recognition!
Celebrating Shayla Sugden!
Shayla’s initial motivation to play ringette? Getting to play alongside her sister. Little did she know that this would mark the beginning of a lifelong love affair with the game.
Today, Shayla is proudly representing the Calgary Open Ringette Association and even contributing to the creation of a new team within CORA.
Now, as a university student pursuing a BSc in Nursing, Shayla’s ringette skills and knowledge continue to benefit her daily.
Congratulations, Shayla, we’re excited to see your continued success in both ringette and your future endeavors!
Celebrating Kirsten Krochak!
Kirsten’s journey in ringette inspiring. Graduating as the valedictorian of her high school, while simultaneously making Team Alberta for the Canada Winter Games, is a testament to her exceptional dedication and time management skills.
Her commitment to both the sport she loves and her academic pursuits is truly commendable.
Her aspirations include pursuing undergraduate and graduate degrees in neuroscience.
Kirsten is committed to giving back to the sport and inspiring the next generation of athletes through coaching and mentoring.
Congratulations, Kirsten, we are excited to see where the future takes you!
Celebrating Taylor Klappe!
Taylor’s journey in the world of ringette is an inspiring testament to her dedication and passion for the sport. Over eleven years, she has not only excelled as a player, but has also contributed as an official, coach, and evaluator.
Taylor recognizes the profound impact ringette has had on her life, instilling confidence, and fostering a tight-knit community that she cherishes.
As a second-year Biological Science student at the University of Calgary, Taylor is actively pursuing a career in research, particularly in women’s health. The scholarship will enable her to focus on her studies and research goals while allowing her to continue her invaluable involvement in the ringette community.
We applaud Taylor for her outstanding achievements and look forward to seeing her continued success both on and off the ice.
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