Recent Items

February 10, 2014 - Elan Paluck, CBTF Technical Chair, today announced the result of the compulsory draw for the 2014 Canadian Team Trials (Saskatoon), Canadian Championships (Calgary) and the World Championships (Nottingham, England).

At the 2014 World Championships, athletes in the Junior divisions shall perform:

The Brochure and Entry Form as well as Host Hotel information for the 2014 Canadian Team Trials is attached.

A few details to note:

The SBTA is excitedly looking forward to seeing baton twirlers from coast to coast in Saskatoon Saskatchewan, from May 16 – 19, 2014 for the Canadian Team Trials and Northern Lights Open!

The links to the assignment video used in the 2014 Judge Selection process are listed below.

1992 FTM MOTION #54 (RATIFIED - 92 FBM - MOTION #8)
 

January 19, 2014 - Greetings to all USTA & CBTF Coaches and Judges!

We are proud to announce the second annual educational webinar sponsored by the CBTF and the USTA. The subject of this webinar is the WBTF Short Program and Compulsories.

January 14, 2014 - The Canadian Baton Twirling Federation is pleased to announce the selection of judges for the 2014 Canadian Winner/Championships in Calgary, Alberta:

January 14, 2014 - The Canadian Baton Twirling Federation is pleased to announce the selection of the following judges for the 2014 Canadian Team Trials in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan:

January 14, 2014 - The two judges that will represent Canada at the 2014 WBTF World Championships in Nottingham, England have been selected. Joining Ron Kopas (CBTF Judges' Rep) will be Stephanie Hewis.

The Head Judge shall act as liaison between the judges’ panel and the Competition Director and personnel and shall act as the representative of the judges’ panel.  The Head Judge shall communicate any messages or instructions from the Competition Director or competition personnel before, during and after the competition.

The Head Judge shall act as liaison between the judges’ panel and the Competition Director and personnel and shall act as the representative of the judges’ panel.  The Head Judge shall communicate any messages or instructions from the Competition Director or competition personnel before, during and after the competition.

An important component of the CBTF Judge Certification process is the Practice Judging that a candidate is required to complete. The supervising judge in that practice judging experience plays a significant role in that process.

This CBTF Policy regarding Practice Judge Supervisors was adopted at the 2013 CBTF Fall Conference.

Revised September 2013.

A 'quick reference' summary of the tie-breaking process for the WBTF events is attached. It is meant as a summary tool, not as a replacement for a proper understanding of the CBTF technical rulebook.

This quick reference shows the tie-breaking requirements for different levels of competition.

 

Revised September 2013.

A 'quick reference' one-page summary of the tie-breaking process for the CBTF events is attached. It is meant as a summary tool, not as a replacement for a proper understanding of the CBTF technical rulebook.

This quick reference shows the tie-breaking requirements for different levels of competition.

 

CBTF expects all Competition Directors to maintain a sporting image as they select and design awards for their competitions.

This CBTF Policy regarding Competition Awards was updated at the 2013 CBTF Fall Conference.

December 11, 2013 - Effective immedately, for select transactions the Canadian Baton Twirling Federation will now accept eTransfer payments from clubs and/or provinces. This option is not necessarily available to all, but for those that are able to use it, it’s a preferred form of payment. For the various transactions, please see below.

October 1, 2013 - The CBTF Technical Committee is pleased to announce a special learning opportunity for its members...

 

Three new pilot projects are being introduced this year. These initiatives form one part of a strategy that the CBTF Technical Committee is using to help improve Canada's international standing.

"Strong athletes are a direct product of strong coaching and judging programs."

October 3, 2013 - The Canadian Baton Twirling Federation (CBTF) announced today that its Board of Directors, at their recent Fall Conference, have accepted the Nova Scotia Twirling Association (NSTA) as the provincial federation representing Nova Scotia.

The CBTF is now active with provincial organizations in eight provinces across the country:

September 30, 2013 - CBTF- and USTA-certified Judges are invited to submit an application to judge at the following 2014 National and International competitions.

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