Date: February 2013
Summary: Conducted a telephone interview. Wrote, edited, proofread and fact-checked a feature article. Appeared as the cover story in the June 2013 issue of Coaches PLAN du coach magazine.
Hoop Dreams
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sports. Show all posts
Feature Article (Cover Story)
Client: Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association
Date: February 2013
Summary: Conducted a telephone interview. Wrote, edited, proofread and fact-checked a feature article. Appeared as the cover story in the June 2013 issue of Coaches PLAN du coach magazine.
Date: February 2013
Summary: Conducted a telephone interview. Wrote, edited, proofread and fact-checked a feature article. Appeared as the cover story in the June 2013 issue of Coaches PLAN du coach magazine.
Online News Articles
Date: March 2014
Summary: Articles appeared online and were used in press releases and speeches.
Kelly Nyhof, 2014 CCAA Women's Volleyball Player of the Year
The Humber Hawks' Kelly Nyhof is the 2014 CCAA Women's Volleyball Player of the Year.
"Kelly has the resume of record. This is her pinnacle season, and it's the culmination of a great collegiate career," says Scott Gray, CCAA women's volleyball convenor.
Nyhof is a three-time CCAA All-Canadian, three-time OCAA (Ontario Colleges Athletic Association) Player of the Year, the OCAA's overall scoring champion for the second consecutive season, and represented Canada at the World University Games in Russia.
The team captain led the Humber Hawks to a perfect 18-0 record and their seventh consecutive OCAA provincial title. They’re seeded fourth in the national championship.
Other nominees were Leanna Gildersleeve of the VIU Mariners, Meaghan MacDougall of the MSVU Mystics, Clémence Provost-Lussier of the Édouard Montpetit Lynx, and Elly Wendel of the Briercrest Clippers.
Nyhof received the award Wednesday, March 5 at the CCAA national championship awards banquet at the 2014 CCAA Women's Volleyball National Championship in Toronto, Ont. Player of the Year winners receive a customized CCAA ring provided by Jostens Canada, the Official Ring Supplier of the CCAA Championship Awards Banquet.
Feature Articles
Client: Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association
Date: April 2014
Summary: Conducted telephone interviews with 10 individuals in advance of the CCAA Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Profiles appeared online and were referenced in speeches, press releases and the event program.
Irwin Strifler
Irwin Strifler has dedicated his life to sport in the roles of athlete, coach, administrator and mentor.
As an athlete he was an outstanding performer, playing football in the American college league on a full athletic scholarship, winning the 1961 Junior Rose Bowl, and going on to play football and basketball for the University of Alberta Golden Bears. He was then drafted into the CFL by the Calgary Stampeders, where he played briefly before pursuing his career in education.
Date: April 2014
Summary: Conducted telephone interviews with 10 individuals in advance of the CCAA Sports Hall of Fame induction ceremony. Profiles appeared online and were referenced in speeches, press releases and the event program.
Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association - Sports Hall of Fame Inductees
Irwin Strifler
Irwin Strifler has dedicated his life to sport in the roles of athlete, coach, administrator and mentor.
As an athlete he was an outstanding performer, playing football in the American college league on a full athletic scholarship, winning the 1961 Junior Rose Bowl, and going on to play football and basketball for the University of Alberta Golden Bears. He was then drafted into the CFL by the Calgary Stampeders, where he played briefly before pursuing his career in education.
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