CAC Locker Update

Please note that the Coaching Association of Canada (CAC) has disabled the public transcript function of the NCCP Locker. 

In the meantime, if a coach's certification needs to be verified, the coach can download a PDF of their Locker transcript by clicking the print icon. We'll share more information if it becomes available.

2026 TG Technical Assembly

The 2026 TG Technical Assembly will take place on November 1, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. PCT. This is a time to reflect on the past year, provide information on the year ahead and hold elections for the Trampoline Gymnastics Technical Committee (TGTC)

Voting delegate designation closes October 28 and registration closes October 30, 2026! Visit the GymBC Events Calendar for more information. 

2026 GymBC Annual General Meeting

The 2026 GymBC Annual General Meeting (AGM) will take place on November 4, 2026 at 10:00 a.m. PCT. 

Please note that nominations close on October 21, 2026, and registration and voting delegate designation close on November 1, 2026.

Click the link below for all event details and to register! 

TG 2027 Canadian Pathways

GymCan has shared a draft of the 2027 Canadian Pathways document for Trampoline Gymnastics. Please note that all competitions are to be run using the new HD rules, effective immediately. The full details are available in the WG Trampoline Newsletter.

Please note that Canada Winter Games trials can be used as a mobility opportunity for Level 7 and Senior athletes. All other levels will still require the compulsory routine.

MAG 2027 Canadian Pathways

The 2027 High Performance Pathways for MAG is now available from Gymnastics Canada. This version is finalized and covers age groups, the High Performance Standard, competition formats, and bonus elements for all categories.

Click the link below for more information. 

Xcel Qualification to GymBC Championships

Xcel qualification to GymBC Champs is shifting back to hitting a minimum score only, regardless of zone representation. Qualification scores are the same as last season with the exception of Xcel Silver who now must achieve a 37 AA (same as Bronze) to qualify. Please see the Qualification Criteria document for more information.

Please note that the final registration deadline for GymBC Champs will be mid-March. Consequently, that will be the last date qualification scores can be attained. Detailed information will be shared in the first workplan later this fall. 

WAG Westerns Categories Confirmed

Categories for the 2027 Western Canadian Artistic Gymnastics Championships have now been confirmed for WAG athletes. Levels 8 to 10 remain unchanged from previous years and Aspire 1 and Aspire 2 will compete with teams of five athletes each. There will be no wildcard spots available in the Aspire categories this year. 

Click the link below to read the updated WAG documentation.

Artistic World Championships

The 54th Artistic Gymnastics World Championships starts this weekend in Rotterdam, Netherlands, running from October 17-25. 2026!

BC will be represented in the Canadian delegation by Ethan Ikeda (TWS), who is in Rotterdam as the alternate for the MAG Team. Congratulations, Ethan, and best of luck to Team Canada! 

Check Your Locker! 

The professional development window for many Competition stream certifications closes in January 2027. Take a moment to log into your NCCP Locker, check where you stand, and make sure you've completed all your required PD points before the deadline. 

Any certifications that aren't renewed in time will lapse to "Certified Not Renewed" status, so don't leave it to the last minute! Click the link below for more information.

Transfer Course Reminder: Deadline January 1, 2027

This a reminder that coaches who transferred from MAG or WAG Level 3 Certified to Competition 3 Certified in 2021 must complete an online course that addresses skills not covered in the Level 3 Technical course. The deadline for completion is January 1, 2027. Coaches who do not complete the transfer course prior to January 1st will see their certification status lapse. 

Registration for the transfer course is available at the link below. 

GymCan's Safer and Stronger Strategy

Safe sport in gymnastics now has a national roadmap. This summer, Gymnastics Canada launched Safer and Stronger, a new Safe Sport Strategy designed to build safe, healthy and inclusive environments at every level of the sport, from grassroots programs to the national team.

Click the button below for more information on this month's Safe Landing Feature.