We are
always updating this page with the common questions we receive
about the BC Games. If you would like to suggest one of your own
or have a questions you would like the answer to, e-mail us at info@bcgames.org.
What
Games does the BC Games Society hold?
The BC Games Society works directly with host communities for the BC
Summer Games and BC
Winter Games. We also assist our partners the Northern BC
Winter Games Society, the BC Seniors Games Society and the Sport
and Fitness Council for the Disabled and their host communities in
staging the Northern
BC Winter Games, BC
Seniors Games and Games
for Athletes with a Disability.
When are
the next Games?
- BC
Seniors Games
August 22-25, 2001
Surrey
- BC Winter
Games
February 21-24, 2002
Williams Lake
- Northern
BC Winter Games
February 2002
Smithers
- BC Games
for Athletes with a Disability
July 2002
TBA
- BC Summer
Games
August 1-4, 2002
Nanaimo
How are
sports selected to be included in the BC Summer or Winter Games?
Several criteria are used to select sports for the BC Summer and
Winter Games. Key criteria include the commitment of the
provincial sport organization to integrating the BC Games in their
athlete, coach, and officials development, participation in all
regions of the province, facilities available in the host
community, and the wishes of the host community. Sports are
classified as core sports or optional sports.
How can I
participate in the BC Summer or Winter Games?
The BC Games Society works in partnership with the provincial
sport organizations to determine eligibility criteria for the each
Games. The provincial sport organization and their representatives
determine the dates and locations of playdown or selection events
for the Games. Eligibility
rules for sports in the Games are published in a rulebook prior to
each Games. Additional information can be obtained from the
provincial sport organization representatives listed in the
current rulesbook.
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