We are very excited to announce our biennial Coaching Super Clinic- coming to Kingston Friday April 24 and Saturday April 25.

This year's sports include Track & Field, Volleyball, and Basketball.

Stay tuned for our clinician announcements.

We are very excited to announce that Julie-Anne Staehli will be delivering this year's keynote address at the EOSSAA Coaching Super Clinic.

Julie-Anne Staehli is originally from Lucknow, Ontario, and her journey in sport began long before she stepped onto the world stage.

Julie-Anne was involved in all sports offered through elementary school, and eventually found the most enjoyment and success in cross country and track. She won the individual and team OFSAA title in her senior year, marking the beginning of a steady progression in her running career.

She went on to study at Queen’s University, completing a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Science in Kinesiology and Health Studies, where she became the first 5-Time All-Canadian in the school’s history, with 12 podium finishes and 2 national titles.

Julie-Anne continued her education at Western University, where she received her teaching degree and was the Assistant Coach of the Western Mustangs Varsity Cross Country program for two seasons.

Julie-Anne has represented Canada on 10 National Teams as a middle-distance athlete. She competed at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics before moving to the US to run professionally with Team New Balance Boston under Mark Coogan.

Most recently, Julie-Anne accepted a position at Queen's in the High Performance Athletics Department as a Coordinator for Student-Athlete Retention. She made her half marathon debut in Toronto last fall, finishing second in a time of 1:14:06.

Beyond her sport and professional career, Julie-Anne co-founded The ReRUN Shoe Project in 2016 to give shoes another life and donate to those in need who might not otherwise have a quality pair to participate in an active lifestyle.

Amy Bell, certified Mental Performance Consultant, will be leading an all-sport session on mental skills for high-school athletes at this year's EOSSAA Coaching Super Clinic in Kingston April 24/25.

Amy’s life-long love of sport and her desire to help people achieve their full potential inspired her to pursue a career as a Certified Mental Performance Consultant. She discovered her love of sport psychology while completing her Bachelor’s degree in Human Kinetics at the University of Ottawa in 2015. With her interest piqued, Amy advanced her knowledge by completing her Master’s degree in 2017 in the Human Kinetics Intervention and Consultation program also at uOttawa. She is a professional member of both the Canadian Sport Psychology Association (CSPA) and the Association for Applied Sport Psychology (AASP) and became a Certified Mental Performance Consultant through AASP in 2023.

Amy works with her clients to develop a customized strategy to help them achieve their goals and dreams. The skills she helps her clients develop are not limited to the playing field. Part of Amy’s consulting philosophy includes helping her clients develop skills for all areas of their lives. Her belief that mental skills are life skills has led to her to work with a wide range of clients - sports teams, athletes, coaches, organizations, musicians, actors, and students, as well as “corporate athletes.” Amy focuses on empowering her clients to take control of the mental skills training process, identify their strengths, and develop the tenacity and perseverance to fulfill their ultimate potential.

While she grew up playing just about every sport she could, Amy’s first love was always hockey. She enjoys playing with her recreational league team and is also an NCCP Level 2 certified hockey coach, currently an assistant coach with her local minor hockey association. When she isn’t working, playing or coaching sports, Amy enjoys watching sports on television, in particular her beloved Ottawa Senators and Ottawa Charge.

Coaching legend John Allan will be bringing his impressive throwing coach resume to the 2026 Coaching Clinic. John has coached at the 1999 Pan-American Games, the 2000 Olympics, 6 World Championships, the 2002 Commonwealth Games, and the 2016 Para Olympic games contributing to the success of over 30 national team athletes.

John has coached the London Western Track & Field Club and at Sir Frederick Banting Secondary School for 30 years and coached throws at University of Western Ontario for 25 years.

See below to see the schedule from our first Super Clinic in 2024

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