Biathlon
Biathlon the ultimate combination of marksmanship and running (summer biathlon). It requires tremendous endurance and strength as well as skill and precision. The resulting combination of high intensity aerobic activity with the discipline and concentration of Olympic-styled marksmanship challenges the participants to effectively balance athletics with focus.
Biathlon Practice on Tuesday night 1830-2000 (6:30-8pm). Bring water and appropriate athletic gear such as runners and dress in layers for all kinds of weather.
Biathlon is available on Cadet 365.
Log in to Cadet 365. Select SharePoint Site Directory on the top menu bar, then Publications then Biathlon OR scroll down to the DASHBOARD and click on the Training Library icon then Biathlon link here
If you require any further information, please contact Biathlon Coach.
Biathlon Championship Series Pins
Bronze
Participate in the Zone Championship under the Canadian Cadet Movement Biathlon Championship Series.
Silver
Participate in the Provincial Championship under the Canadian Cadet Movement Biathlon Championship Series.
Gold
Participate in the National Championship under the Canadian Cadet Movement Biathlon Championship Series.
Bédard, Le Guellec and Keddie Awards
Top juniors (12 to 14 years old) receives the Nikki Keddie Award, top seniors (15 and 16 years old) receives the Jean-Philippe Le Guellec Award, and top youths (17 and 18 years old) receives the Myriam Bédard Award.
Pin Placement:
- The Zone, Provincial or National Championship Pin shall be worn centred on the left breast pocket, equidistant between the lower seam and the lower edge of the tunic pocket flap.
- Only one Biathlon Championship Series Pin is permitted on the uniform indicating the highest level attained by the cadet.
- This pin is worn on the tunic only.