BC Rhythmics (BCRSGF)

Tribute

A much deserved honour, the King Charles III Coronation Medal, was awarded to Marta Kroupa, an icon to many women in British Columbia and across Canada.

In 1974 Marta arrived in Canada from Czechoslovakia, and settled in Esterhazy, Saskatchewan.

Over the course of 50 years hundreds of young people were introduced to our sport, rhythmic gymnastics, by Marta in both Saskatchewan and British Columbia. She travelled to many international events with teams from across Canada, and enriched many young lives through her work in RG.

Marta was installed in the Saskatchewan sports Hall of Fame in 2005. She now lives in Nanaimo British Columbia, and we are honoured that she continues to inspire, and lead in rhythmic gymnastics to this day.

Well, done Marta Kroupa!
We are so proud to call you, our friend.

Congratulations to all of BC’s ELITE Canada participants, with a special acknowledgement to all of our finalists and their coaches!
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Join us and thinking your coaches this week!

Join us and thank your coaches this week!
Thanks, coaches ❤️

2SLGBTQI+ Inclusion in Sport - viaSport We are celebrating Pride Month with 2SLGBTQ+ athletes across the province by sharing resources and telling the stories of impactful athletes and organizations in sport.

The Olympic draws in Artistic and Trampoline Gymnastics are done Find out who competes when in Paris!

The Coaches BC Legacy Grant is now open!

Eligible organizations can apply for a maximum of $2,550.

📅 Deadline: July 15, 2024

Click here to view eligibility requirements and to apply: https://viasport.ca/grants/coaches-bc-legacy-grant/