Videos and Photos

ADSA President's Message for 2023-2025, Erin Ramsay shares her message to ADSA members. Canadian Deaf Golf Championships 2023: https://assc-cdsa.com/en/event/2023-canadian-deaf-golf-championships/ www.albertadeafsports.ca

ADSA Membership Details to play in CDG 2024

Info on accommodation options recommended by CDG. Rates to be confirmed in 2024. ADSA is responsible to book rooms at the locations provided.

Info about all 8 Sports and overview of qualifications and schedule. Ages are 14+ in all sports with the requirement of a chaperone, except for cricket: 18+ only.

Details on payments. Description of Athlete Packages and how to register as a Fan.

Jotform Link: https://form.jotform.com/232976791560266

CDGC 2023 Update #2 Canadian Deaf Golf Championships 2023: https://assc-cdsa.com/en/event/2023-canadian-deaf-golf-championships/ www.albertadeafsports.ca

Turn on CLOSED CAPTIONING (CC). LINKS: https://assc-cdsa.com/wp-content/uplo... https://form.jotform.com/213263580197256 VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Plain blue background with ADSA logo and "Canada Deaf Games 2022: Update No.3" text appears for a short time before transitioning to Justyna (ADSA's Admin Assistant). She is sitting in front of a white textured background. She has a long sleeved black sweater on. Throughout the video information appears in text on orange background. with some photos from CDG. Links are at end of this video. TRANSCRIPT: COMING SOON

VIDEO DESCRIPTION: A greeting card appears on screen with a small screen inside containing a video. The card itself is dark green with a sage green border wrapped around the video. "Season's Greetings" is on the top and "ADSA wishes you all a heartwarming and jolly holiday season!" appears on the bottom. Boughs of holly in green, blue and orange (ADSA colours) are in the corners. Two bells of blue, orange and white is in the top left corner. Tiny white snowflakes are falling from the top. The video inside has several people saying their holiday greetings. TRANSCRIPT COMING SOON.

Turn on CLOSED CAPTIONING (CC). **PLEASE NOTE THAT it is MARCH 15, 2022 not 2021. LINKS: https://assc-cdsa.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/A_GuideInformationsJSC2022.pdf https://form.jotform.com/213263580197256 VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Plain blue background with ADSA logo and "Canada Deaf Games 2022: Update No.2" text appears for a short time before transitioning to Justyna (ADSA's Admin Assistant). She is sitting in front of a white textured background with the ADSA logo projected in the top left corner. She has a long sleeved black turtleneck on and is wearing a headband. Throughout the video information appears in text on orange background. with some photos from CDG. Links are at end of this video. TRANSCRIPT: COMING SOON

VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Plain blue background with ADSA logo and "Canada Deaf Games 2022: Update No.1" text appears for a short time before transitioning to Justyna (ADSA's Admin Assistant). She is sitting in front of a white textured background with the ADSA logo projected in the top left corner. She has a long sleeved black shirt with her hair pulled back. At the end a flyer of the AGM appears. CLOSED CAPTIONING COMING SOON. TRANSCRIPT: Hello! ADSA would like to share about the soon upcoming AGM: The 2021 Annual General Meeting. It will be when? On Saturday, November 6th, 2021. At 11:00 in the morning. This year it has been decided that we will not be having an in-person meeting due to COVID still ongoing. So how can we do it safely? By going ahead with zoom as a virtual platform. The zoom link will be sent out prior to the meeting. However, in order to attend the meeting you must be an ADSA member. In this AGM, we will go over three things: The first will be the audited financial statement from 2020. The second will be the budget for 2021. And finally the third will be the By-Laws: we will be adding a few things to it. Plus we will also have reports from the executive board and also from the Directors-At-Large. For those who want to join the meeting make sure you become a member before November 6th. Thank you!

VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Plain blue background with ADSA logo and "Canada Deaf Games 2022: Update No.1" text appears for a short time before transitioning to Justyna (ADSA's Admin Assistant). She is sitting in front of a white textured background with the ADSA logo projected in the top left corner. She has a short sleeved black shirt and blue cardigan on and is wearing a bun. At the end a flyer of the CDG appears alongside with a link to the entire info package. Link is at end of this box. CLOSED CAPTIONING COMING SOON. TRANSCRIPT: Hello! ADSA would like to share that we have received information from CDSA (Canada Deaf Sports Association). This is about next summer’s CDG: Canada Deaf Games. It will be in July 2022 in Laval, Quebec. They just released a package filled with different information including what sports, where accommodation is, transportation, registration costs, and the registration form. All of that plus more is included. If you want to see more information, you can go ahead and look on their (CDSA’s) website and their Facebook page. You can also see it on our website and our Facebook page as well. For those who are interested in playing and participating in that CDG, go ahead and contact us. We will add your name, if you became a member, and what sport you prefer. We will hold onto that list. For funding and sponsorship from ADSA, that information will be held for now and announced at a later date. If you are curious and have further questions, you can contact CDSA and contact us (ADSA) too. Thank you! https://assc-cdsa.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/A_GuideInformationsJSC2022.pdf

Please turn on CC (Closed Captioning). VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Plain blue background with ADSA logo and Canadian Deaf Curling Championship Registration Deadline text appears for a short time before transitioning to Justyna (ADSA's Admin Assistant). She is sitting in front of a white background with the ADSA logo projected in the top left corner. She has a long sleeved black shirt on and is wearing a headband. TRANSCRIPT: Hello! ADSA would like to send a reminder to those who are interested in participating in the upcoming Canadian Deaf Curling Championship in Morris, Manitoba from November 10-14, 2021. Those who want to join and play must submit your registration including name and what you prefer. By when? Tomorrow, September 1st, 2021. You have today and tomorrow to grab the chance to send it in. We have different categories: Women’s and Men’s teams of 4 players. Or Mixed Doubles. If you are interested but don’t have a team, Go ahead and still send in your name and we will place you in an interprovincial team. With different players from across Canada. We will inform CDSA the list tomorrow. Accommodation is where? at Stampede Inn in Morris, Manitoba CDSA has reserved a block of 15 rooms. If you want to stay there, please inform us and CDSA. And they will provide transportation from the airport to the hotel. If you choose to stay someplace else, or with family or friends, they will not provide transportation. That will be your own expense. For registration fee, that will be taken care of and be shared to everyone after the deadline for registration. If you want to see more information, you can look up the flyer on Facebook and email. There is a link on there with more information. If you’re interested, go ahead and send in to info@albertadeafsports.ca Send away soon! Thank you!

VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Vertical video of Jacqui sitting in front of a plain background. She is wearing a gray hoodie and her hair is in a bun. TRANSCRIPT: COMING SOON SUMMARY: World Deaf Curling Championship 2022 and 50/50 Raffle. Alberta Deaf Sports Association (ADSA) which us affiliated with Canada Deaf Sports Association (CDSA) is honoured to host the 2022 World Deaf Curling Championship in Banff, Alberta Canada from March 12-26 2022. The money raised for this event will help cover the cost of ice rental and transportation. The winner gets half of the jackpot. Your support in this is appreciated. All information included in ASL, thank you in advance. https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/abdeafsports

Please turn on CC (Closed Captioning). VIDEO DESCRIPTION: Plain blue background with ADSA logo and ADGC 2021 Fall Golf Tournament text appears for a short time before transitioning to Erin. She is sitting in front of a plain beige background with the ADSA logo projected in the top left corner. She has a blue ADSA golf shirt on and is wearing a bun. TRANSCRIPT: Hello everyone! I have some exciting news I want to share with you all. ADSA will host a fall golf tournament. When is it? September 11th. It is on a Saturday. Where? At Sundre, close to Olds, in Alberta. It is in between Edmonton and Calgary, so participants can come meet halfway. I am very excited because fall is my favourite time to play golf. Beautiful trees, the colours are changing, the air is more crisp and more cool. Such a good feeling. Anyways, I want you to come join and play golf with us. Just for fun, recreational golfing, not competitive or serious. Unless you want to play seriously, then you can challenge yourself! But all skills are welcome. More information on this event: this is on Saturday, September 11th. Registration is due on August 27th. Is this deadline firm? No, but I strongly encourage you to register as soon as possible. Then we can arrange everything smoothly. So, the tournament has three prizes. Hold on, there are actually many more prizes. I meant there are three challenges and three categories. Altogether the value of prizes comes to $500.00. Really awesome to be able to give away a lot. The three categories are female, male, and senior citizens. The senior citizen category may be split into female and male. It is possible, depending on how many players register. We will figure out after we get the final number. I am very excited to tell you about the challenges. They are: longest drive, which means you drive the ball and there will be a marker with your name staked in the ground. You can say I have the longest of all. But wait, as the other groups catch up to yours the other players may hit a longer distance and beat yours. Once that happens, new marker will be staked with new name. All of this will be explained more in depth, along with more about the rules, info, challenges and how to play, at the tournament. The first challenge is the long drive, the other one is for the longest putt. When you putt from a distance, and it actually gets into the hole. There will be a marker staked at where you hit the ball. The third challenge is the closest to pin. This means you hit the ball and it arrives near the hole. The closest distance between the ball and hole is the winner and will be staked with a sign. There will be lots of prizes. I hope you will come play and have fun. Socialize with others and meet some new people. Whether you are a beginner or a pro, it doesn’t matter. Everyone is welcome! I am really looking forward to it! Anyways, the cost is $50.00 per player. It includes three cool things the green fee which means you will play 18 holes, a power cart, and range balls to warm up with. I encourage you to come because the price is a really good deal! Payment can be made by e-transfer to ADSA’s treasurer. The email address is adsatreasurersk@gmail.com See in description for the address as well. Please pay the $50.00 fee plus send your registration form using JotForm online. It is really cool and convenient, just fill out online and click submit. That’s it and you’re registered! So, I really hope I will see you there. I’m really looking forward to it. I have really missed playing in golf tournaments. Last year we didn’t have one. I’m thrilled to be hosting for this year! See you there!