CSI-Pacific Carding Criteria

Canadian Sport Institute Criteria:

Athletes who are in the Athlete Identification & Development stage of the Podium Pathway, and who are tracking toward the HP Athlete Development stage according to the NSO-specific Podium Pathway and Gold Medal Profile. If the NSO does not have an approved Podium Pathway, the athlete must be tracking toward Canadian Development and meet the criteria below:

• Meet specific performance-based benchmarks in accordance with an overall athlete monitoring and tracking framework (utilizing Gold Medal Profile)

AND

• Athletes at this level are anticipated to convert to national team program as a Canadian Development or Podium athlete within a maximum duration of five years (combined Provincial Development Level One and Two)

Curl BC Sport-Specific Criteria:

• 2.0 Athletes who have met all the program requirements (as per the application process) and have been accepted into the current High-Performance Program by the Curl BC High Performance Director: Physical testing, Gap analysis, Yearly Training Plan, Musculoskeletal testing.
• Athletes must meet all subsequent KPI’s as outlined in the High-Performance Program expectations.

AND

• Nominated athletes must complete 3 physiological fitness tests by January 31st.
  • Athletes must meet all subsequent KPI’s as outlined in the High-Performance Program expectations.

AND

• Athletes who have met one of the criteria below:
  • 2.1 Athletes who finished top 6 at the Men’s, Women’s Nationals, Usport Nationals, or CCAA Nationals in the previous two years.
  • 2.2 Athletes who finished top 6 at the U20 Canadian Junior Championships in the previous two years.
  • 2.3 Athletes who finished top 6 at the U18 Canadian Junior Championships in the previous two years.
  • 2.4 Athletes who medalled at the BC Men’s and Women’s Provincial Championship in the previous two years.
  • 2.5 Athletes who are ranked top-30 in the previous two years’ final CTRS rankings (https://www.curling.ca/team-canada/).
  • 2.6 Athletes who medalled at the National Wheelchair Championships in the previous two years.
  • 2.7 Athletes who finished top 6 at the U21 National Mixed Doubles Championship or Adults National Mixed Doubles Championships in the previous two years.