Stacey Levitt

INTENDED FOR: Five young women, a girls’ team, or a sport organization that exemplify Stacey’s ideals and qualities.

DETAILS: The Stacey Levitt Women and Sport Scholarship is in memory of a very special 18 year old woman who was struck down by a car while she was jogging on Aug. 30, 1995. Stacey Levitt She was a superior athlete, a top student, and loved by many. She participated in sport for the sheer joy of the experience. She loved the camaraderie, the team work, and the competition and she displayed that love in many sports – swimming, scuba diving, tai kwon do, triathlon, gymnastics and jazz. Stacey always strived to be the best she could be, and filled her life with joy and meaning.

For more information and to apply visit: cawss.ca

Cara Brown

INTENDED FOR: Ringette players competing at the highest level in their community going to university full-time for the first time.

DETAILS: The Cara Brown Scholarship, which recognizes and rewards combined performance in elite ringette and scholastics, is awarded to registered ringette players who are actively playing ringette at the elite level (AA or at the highest level offered in the applicant’s community), who are entering a Canadian university on a full-time basis for the first time, and who combine academic excellence with a strong commitment to the sport of ringette.  Starting in the 2010-2011 academic year, Cara has generously increased this scholarship to $1,000.  Two annual scholarships are provided and successful applicants also receive a certificate recognizing their achievements.

For more information and to apply visit: ringette.ca

Agnes Jacks

INTENDED FOR: Post-secondary education for ringette players, coaches and officials who demonstrate a strong commitment to the sport of ringette.

DETAILS: The Agnes Jacks Scholarship Awards – are named in honour of Mrs. Agnes Jacks who, following the untimely passing of her husband Mr. Sam Jacks (ringette’s founder), picked up the gauntlet and became a dedicated and tireless promoter of the sport. Mrs. Jacks became a well known and well loved figure in the ringette community and over the years became known across Canada as ringette’s “goodwill ambassador”.

For more information and to apply visit: ringette.ca