Claude Deschamps Memorial Award

NOTE: This Award is administered by Softball Canada.  Visit www.softball.ca for the most up to date information. 


The CLAUDE DESCHAMPS MEMORIAL AWARD was established in 1984 in honour of a former Executive Director of Softball Canada, Mr. Claude Deschamps.

This bursary is nationally administered by Softball Canada and is awarded annually to a female and male recipient towards their education. The recipients for this Award receive $1000.00 each and are chosen from the region* hosting the annual Softball Canada Congress (formerly known as the Annual General Meeting).To qualify for this Award, the applicant must be:

  • Registered with the provincial/territorial association
  • In a minor category, for a minimum of two (2) years prior to the application
  • Be a resident of the province/territory
  • Be in attendance at a recognized educational institution at a post-secondary level.

Softball Canada by September 15 of each year must receive a letter of application, a completed application form, along with a letter of endorsement from the provincial/territorial office.

Note: Reference letter(s) may be included whenever possible.

*Regions:
Western: Saskatchewan, Alberta, Yukon Territory and British Columbia
Atlantic:  New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, Newfoundland & Labrador, and Prince Edward Island
Central:   Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba, and Northwest Territories, Nunavut Territory
 

Claude Deschamps Memorial Award Application Form

 

Claude Deschamps Memorial Award Recipients

2010
Shirrae Muhr (SK)
Michael Friedrich (AB)

2009
Patricia Séguin (QC)
Brendan Roach (ON)

2008
Alisha Sherwood (NB)
Matt Fromm (ON)

2007
Rebecca Hartley (BC)
Brett Casavant (SK)

2006
Holly White (NS)
Ryan Boland (NL)

2005
Geneviève Houle (QC)
Mathieu Roy (QC)

2004
Melanie Matthews (BC)
Jordan Matt (BC)

2003
Chasity Findlay
Joe German

2002
Kimberley Baglole (PEI)
Robert Doiron (NS)

2001
Katy Wolfe (AB)
Sarah Smiley (AB)

2000
Kristina Chrisztopoulosz (ON)
Chris Shewfelt (ON)

1999
Virginia Barbosa (NS)
Kenneth McCullough (NS)

1998
Trevor Ethier (SK)