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THE VIEW | FALL 20253CONTENTSUpcoming EventsCEO/GM ReportBoard Chair’s MessageWelcome HomeYou Speak, We ListenInsta MomentsMember Safety & HospitalityBud & Sally Stevens AwardsFeatured AthletesBoard of DirectorsAthletic RecognitionIn RemembranceAthleticsProgramsProgram RegistrationPrograms By AgeAquaticsBadmintonBridgeHockey457826282930313334353761626364838688ContactMain. 604.922.0161 Security. 604.913.4569 Web. Hollyburn.orgFor all Membership inquiries contact our Membership Team at 604.913.4582 or Membership@hollyburn.org.KarateMusicPickleballSkatingSquashTennisChildren & JuniorsWellnessWest of 50Womans Club919699102109113130140144149

THE VIEW | FALL 20254UPCOMING EVENTSDecemberNovemberSeptember August14317212862320F  B E Santa BrunchS E New Years Eve BashF  B E Santa BrunchS E Father Daughter BallF  B E Grand TastingS E HollygrasF  B E Summer Dinner Series | ItalyF  B E Summer Dinner Series | Spain

THE VIEW | FALL 20255Nearly three years ago, in June 2022, your Board of Directors and Management Team stood before you with a bold vision - Renew ’22. With 86% Member approval, you entrusted the Board and Management with a $23.3 million two-phased project to modernize key areas of the Club. That vote was about more than funding, it was a vote of confidence. You trusted us to deliver a project that reflected Member needs, maintained your experience during construction, upheld fiscal responsibility, and produced a result you’d be proud of. I’m pleased to report that we delivered on that trust. Phase I (Youth and Administration), completed in December 2023, came in 14% under budget. While Phase I was underway, the project team worked diligently to finalize pricing and contracts for Phase II—the most complex and costly phase of the project. Despite global market pressures, the Board maintained fiscal responsibility by using proper governance to manage rising costs without compromising quality or timelines. Through strong cash flow and higher-than-expected revenues, the project was completed on time with significantly less debt than anticipated. This resulted in meaninul savings on debt servicing and has strenhened the Club’s long-term financial position. As of June 7, Acres, the HCC Café, and our new Member Services lobbies were open - on time and just in time for patio season! These spaces were built for you - with your trust, engagement, and patience. They represent more than new facilities, they represent community. Food and beverage has always been a gathering point for this community, and it has been heartening to see so many familiar faces return and new ones join. To those who stayed with us through construction, and to those reconnecting now, welcome home! We marked the oicial opening of Renew ’22 with a ribbon cuing at our Past Presidents Dinner - a symbolic moment of progress and legacy.Every Past President/Chair, and their Boards, have contributed to Hollyburn’s journey, laying the foundation we continue to build on today. In their honour, we’ve named one of our new spaces the Legacy Room, celebrating the milestones and memories that define our story.Next time you are in Acres, make sure you check out many of the Club’s cherished memories on the wall. Our Acres restaurant oers something for everyone: a refined 19+ dining room, a vibrant bar and lounge, a polished family space, and a patio already the envy of other clubs.The feedback on Acres has been incredibly positive and revenue is indicative of Members enjoying their new space. Our new H.C.C. Café has also been a homerun success. Members have been praising the new vibrant atmosphere and menu oerings. The H.C.C. Café is now buzzing from open to close with Members of all ages. The Café patio is covered and ideal for a morning coee or a casual aernoon drink. CEO/GM REPORT

THE VIEW | FALL 20256To date, we have been open just over one month and are still working through the complexities of launching multiple new food and beverage outlets. In the weeks leading up to opening, we onboarded more than 80 new food and beverage team members. Since then, we have continued to train sta and adapt to Member traic paerns in the new spaces. We sincerely appreciate your patience and understanding as we work through the final stages of the opening process and address a few remaining deficiencies. Your feedback during these opening months is critical and I encourage you to let us know how we are doing. Your feedback is welcome in-person by speaking with a Manager, through “You Speak, We Listen” or ideally, through our food and beverage survey. The food and beverage survey will be sent randomly to Members who have dined with us or can be done in real time using the QR code located in the billfolds. These new spaces are now yours to enjoy. We encourage you to support them oen and in return, we promise to keep striving to deliver an experience you are proud to share with your friends and family. Speaking of friends and family, we encourage you to consider Hollyburn’s new event space “Hi-View” for an upcoming celebration or holiday party (too soon?). And if you are looking for a meeting space or private dinner, consider our Creekside Room. Our Creekside Room is across from the hostess stand and is the perfect location for a Chef’s Dinner or corporate meeting for up to 14 people. To inquire on any of our event spaces, please contact Sara Nokhaili at snokhaili@hollyburn.org. To those who contributed to this project - Members, professionals, and advisors, thank you!Special thanks to the Renew ’22 Member Advisory Commiee and the Renew ’22 Commiee, chaired by Paul Conibear, whose guidance and oversight were instrumental to the project’s success. We’re also grateful to our professional partners, HCMA and Heatherbrae Builders, for their excellence and collaboration throughout. We look forward to seeing you in Acres or H.C.C. Café soon! Kathryn Cowden CEO, General Manager

THE VIEW | FALL 20257BOARD CHAIRHello fellow Members,I hope that everyone is enjoying a beautiful British Columbia summer. Our Club has never looked as amazing as it does right now. The inviting HCC Café as well as the captivating Acres restaurant are wonderful venues to enjoy delicious food and quenching beverages while reconnecting with family and friends. Since their opening, both eateries have been frequented oen as Members have been exploring all they have to oer. The news of our new food and beverage facilities has spread throughout the private club industry and are now known as the best in Canada! As anyone who was ever embarked on a major renovation knows, bringing a project like Renew ‘22 to fruition while keeping in on budget and delivering it on time is nothing short of extraordinary. I want to thank all the Hollyburn sta and Directors who maintained unwavering focus to successfully keep this project on track. Additionally, I want to thank all the Club Members who stepped up and participated on Renew ‘22 commiees and volunteered their time to add value to the new facilities. These volunteers turned what would have been great results into exceptional results. Thank you, Hollyburn volunteers!While Renew ‘22 was underway, the Board was ambitiously working with management on a new 15-year strategic plan. This plan contemplates what Members told us they wanted for the Club in recent surveys. I’m optimistic that the plan will be finalized and socialized with Members this fall. I look forward to all the discussion that Members will have about our future. It really is an exciting time for Hollyburn!As the new Board Chair, I want to let you know that I feel it to be a privilege and a pleasure to be in this role. I’ve served Hollyburn for four years on the board thus far, and have enjoyed the challenges it has presented, the new relationships it’s aorded and seeing the positive results of the collaborative eorts of so many like-minded Members. Moving forward, I want our Board to become more accessible to Members. I think it's important that we are visible to you and that you feel comfortable voicing your thoughts to us. Although we are a governance Board, it’s every present in our minds that we are a Board that is accountable to the membership! I hope that everyone enjoys our beautiful Club this summer & fall and I look forward to seeing you on the premises. If anyone has anything to discuss with me, I’m always available for a coee chat Chair@Hollyburn.org. Clay Steiro Board ChiarMESSAGE

THE VIEW | FALL 20258WELCOME HOMEWe Did It, Hollyburn!Aer 18 months of dedicated work, we’re thrilled to announce that Renew ‘22 is oicially complete! Our brand-new facilities are now open — and already being enjoyed by our Members.A huge thank you to everyone who has stopped by the new HCC Café or Acres in their first month of operation. Your enthusiasm and support mean the world to us.As always, we’re commied to evolving our standards and procedures to provide the best possible experience. To help us do that, we value your feedback.If you’ve dined at Acres, please take a moment to share your thoughts by completing this brief survey. Your input will help us understand how we’re doing and where we can improve:Discover the full story behind your new spaces in the following booklet, including construction milestones, design inspiration, stunning transformation photos, and an introduction to our passionate new Food & Beverage leadership team.A Legacy Reimagined: The Story of Renew ’22 In 2022, Hollyburn proudly launched Renew ’22—a bold, Member-endorsed revitalization project focused on transforming the heart of our Club: the food and beverage experience. At its core was a clear promise—to deliver the dining, connection, and hospitality that Members had asked for, in spaces that inspire pride and community. The former Panorama Bar & Grill, last renovated in the 1990s, was no longer aligned with the standards or needs of today’s Hollyburn. Cramped kitchens and outdated layouts limited both service and quality. Renew ’22 became our opportunity to reset and reimagine—with the creation of two new signature venues: a main restaurant (Acres) and a café (Hollyburn Coee Club), supported by modern kitchens, refreshed event spaces, and redesigned entrances that reflect the best of who we are. Backed by an overwhelming 85.8% Member approval, the $23.3 million project was funded through a combination of Club cash reserves and bank financing. The revitalization was carefully staged across two phases to minimize Member disruption while maximizing impact. Project Overview Phase I, completed in December 2023, focused on reshaping internal spaces to enhance Member services. This included the creation of a new Childcare Centre, featuring four dedicated programming rooms and an outdoor playground, as well as the relocation of Administration oices to the former Creekside events room. This move allowed for the future events space to occupy a premium location at the front of the Club—providing enhanced views, improved accessibility, and an ideal seing for hosting guests. SCAN ME!

THE VIEW | FALL 20259Phase II, launched in January 2024, began the complete transformation of Hollyburn’s food and beverage facilities and main entrances. The project, led by Heatherbrae Builders, was executed with precision in an occupied environment, maintaining Club operations throughout. With expert input from hcma (lead architects), the Board of Directors, the Renew ’22 Commiee, and the Member Design Advisory Commiee, the project has remained on schedule, with final completion set for June 2025. Construction & Design Throughout 2024 and into 2025, Members have watched the transformation unfold in real time—from seismic upgrades and concrete work to the installation of state-of-the-art kitchens, sleek glazing, high-end finishes, and custom furnishings. The food and beverage spaces were completely gued and reimagined from the ground up, with a redesigned layout that maximizes functionality and expands the building’s footprint. The expanded space enabled the Club to create distinct zones within the main restaurant, allowing Members to choose their experience- family dining, bar/lounge, and 19+ dining, on Level 2, or a casual café, and dedicated event space on Level 1. The result is a reimagined Club environment that embraces our “West Coast Modern with a Warm Heart” design philosophy—blending natural materials like stone, wood, and glass to reflect the beauty of our West Vancouver surroundings. A new 4,000 sq  main kitchen and thoughtful layout provide the infrastructure necessary for exceptional, consistent service across all venues. The 18-month construction timeline for Phase II progressed smoothly and the project is being delivered on schedule, ensuring Members can enjoy the new patios and enhanced amenities just in time for summer 2025. A New Era Begins Now, as we welcome Members into this new era of elevated connection and community, Renew ’22 delivers fully on its vision. From the first impression at the new entrances to the final toast at Acres, every detail of the revitalization reflects our Club’s commitment to excellence, tradition, and hospitality. This is Hollyburn—renewed, redefined, and ready for the future.

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THE VIEW | FALL 202511ACRESA central goal of Renew ‘22 was to deliver on what maers most to our Members—the revitalization of Hollyburn’s most frequented and valued spaces: our food and beverage facilities. At the heart of this promise is the launch of Acres, the embodiment of Hollyburn’s redefined Culinary Mission: To deliver a consistent, high-quality food and beverage experience in a premium casual seing—an experience our Members are proud to share with family and friends. A Tribute to Legacy and Place The name Acres pays homage to the 49 acres of land that have been home to the Hollyburn community for over 60 years. A place where generations have come together to connect, compete, and celebrate. The restaurant’s design thoughtfully reflects this rich legacy. On the West Wall, custom wallpaper captures the iconic beauty of West Vancouver sunsets, while the East Wall houses the Legacy Room, adorned with memorabilia that celebrates our history and enduring community spirit. Distinct Dining for Every Occasion Acres oers four thoughtfully curated dining environments to suit a variety of Member preferences and occasions: • All Ages Dining: A vibrant, family-friendly seing ideal for gatherings across generations. • 19+ Dining: An elegant, adult-only space for quiet, refined meals. • Bar: A dynamic social hub (19+) for casual dining, sports viewing, and lively conversation. • Patio: A relaxed, open-air venue with stunning views, welcoming all Members. Open daily from 1130 AM to midnight, Acres features a versatile menu that caters to every appetite. A refined evening menu, introduced aer 400 PM, elevates the experience further—though all dishes are available throughout the space, allowing Members to enjoy their favorites in any seing. Menu & Beverage Philosophy At the core of Acres is a premium casual dining philosophy—delivering thoughtfully prepared meals, approachable hospitality, and an inviting atmosphere. Under the leadership of Director of Food & Beverage/Executive Chef Paul Benallick and Restaurant Chef Brad Scharien, the culinary team is focused on quality, consistency, and seasonality. The menu is chef-driven and Member-informed, oering a core selection of fresh salads, mains, pizzas, steaks, and seafood, alongside rotating seasonal features. With pricing deliberately positioned below local competitors, Acres oers exceptional value without compromising on experience. Our beverage program mirrors this ethos—curated, creative, and inclusive. Featuring local beers, regional wines, premium spirits, and standout non-alcoholic oerings, the menu is easy to navigate with clear descriptions. Thoughtfully trained sta guide Members through pairings and selections, while our innovative bar program showcases both timeless classics and seasonal cocktail creations. Look forward to happy hours, curated tastings, and exclusive events that highlight local producers and bring Members together over shared experiences. Welcome to ACRES - Dining | Lounge | Bar

THE VIEW | FALL 202512A Culture of Service Excellence What truly defines Acres is its unwavering commitment to exceptional service. Through a strategic partnership with Servers Excellence, Hollyburn has developed a comprehensive, four-phase service training program. From Member feedback and digital learning modules to immersive, on-site coaching, this approach equips our team to deliver consistent, elevated hospitality. The focus is on aentiveness, professionalism, and creating memorable interactions that reflect the values of our Club. A Place to Be Proud Of More than just a restaurant, Acres represents the next era of dining at Hollyburn—a space where quality, comfort, and connection converge. Whether sharing a meal with loved ones, entertaining guests, or enjoying a solo moment of respite, Members can expect an experience that is both elevated and eortlessly welcoming.

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THE VIEW | FALL 202514H.C.C CAFE The H.C.C Café—short for Hollyburn Coee Club—is more than just a place to grab your morning coee. It’s a thoughtfully designed, all-ages social hub that brings together the heart of the Club and the warmth of community. Open daily from 800 AM to 900 PM, the café is a welcoming space for casual conversations, solo work sessions, family meetups, and quick bites between activities. True to its name, the H.C.C Café captures the spirit of connection that defines Hollyburn. The layout features a mix of lounge-style seating, communal tables, and cozy corners, both indoors and on an adjacent patio—making it a year-round destination for Members to relax, recharge, and reconnect. The interior is infused with playful West Coast Modern design elements, bringing in fresh colors, approachable furnishings, and durable finishes that blend comfort and longevity. Menu Oerings & Service Led by a skilled barista team, the H.C.C Café places an emphasis on quality, cra, and consistency. The coee program is built to rival the city’s top cafés, oering expertly prepared espresso drinks, teas, and specialty beverages with a focus on both technique and service. The café menu is designed with convenience and variety in mind—featuring fresh paninis, baked goods, smoothies, hot meals, and grab-and-go options to suit every pace of life. Whether you’re fueling up aer a workout, enjoying a quiet moment with a book, or catching up with a friend, the H.C.C Café oers the perfect backdrop to everyday Club life. Service at the H.C.C Café is designed to be eicient, friendly, and Member-focused. Guests place their orders at the counter, receive a number, and then take a seat—either indoors or on the adjacent patio. Freshly prepared hot items are brought directly to the table by our service team. Sta are trained to prioritize accuracy and timeliness, ensuring orders are delivered just right and without delay. Cleanliness is a top priority, with team members maintaining a tidy, welcoming environment throughout the day. You can also expect our sta to be well-versed in the menu, ready to answer questions and oer thoughtful recommendations. A Natural Extension of the Club More casual and fluid in nature than the main restaurant, the H.C.C Café enhances Hollyburn’s dining ecosystem by oering a flexible, approachable alternative. It’s a place where Members of all ages feel at home—where a morning coee can turn into an impromptu meeting, or an aernoon snack becomes a chance to slow down and savor the moment. The H.C.C Café, located inside the Athletic Entrance, is the designated food and beverage spot for non-Members like visiting teams and tournament guests. This helps keep Member-only areas, including the Main Lobby and Acres, private and exclusive for Members and their guests. With every detail—from the thoughtful design to the community-focused service—H.C.C Café invites Members to experience the everyday joys of connection, comfort, and great coee at the heart of their Club. Welcome to H.C.C Café – Hollyburn Coee Club

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THE VIEW | FALL 202517Alongside our two new food & beverage venues, Hollyburn has reimagined its catering and events program—oering Members the opportunity to celebrate life’s most meaninul moments right here at the Club. With a dedicated team, elevated concepts, and purpose-built event spaces, Members can now host everything from weddings and birthdays to seasonal gatherings and corporate functions with pride and ease.At the heart of this oering is the Hi-View Room, named in tribute to the Club’s original 1950s identity. This beautifully designed space boasts south-facing views of Vancouver and a modern, refined ambiance. With a capacity of 120 seated guests or 170 for a standing reception, the Hi-View Room serves as the central venue for both Member-hosted celebrations and the Club’s signature annual events—including Easter Brunch, Santa’s Brunch, and Mother’s Day Brunch. Conveniently located near guest parking, with a direct entrance, event guests will access the space without navigating through Member-only areas. Whether it’s a milestone celebration or a professional gathering, Hollyburn’s event spaces are designed to impress and elevate every occasion.To inquire about booking an event at the Club, please contact Sara Nokhaili at SNokhaili@hollyburn.org.H O L LY B U R N E V E N T S

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THE VIEW | FALL 202519Lynn Coulthard Beverage Manager & Sommelier Lynn Coulthard brings a wealth of expertise and passion to Hollyburn’s beverage program. A Certified Sommelier and holder of the WSET Diploma in Wine & Spirits, she has been instructing WSET courses for over 20 years with Fine Vintage Ltd. Her enthusiasm extends beyond wine to spirits, having earned a Certified Spirits Specialist designation and completed the Springbank Whisky School. She is also a regular presenter at the annual Hopscotch Festival. Her career spans roles in hospitality and wine retail, including six years with Four Seasons Hotels and three years as Wine Director at Cin Cin and West restaurants with the Top Table Group. She also served as head buyer for JAK’s Beer, Wine and Spirits and managed Liberty Wine Merchants. At Hollyburn, Lynn curates a dynamic and globally inspired wine list, while proudly supporting local producers. Her goal is to elevate every dining experience through thoughtful selections, regular list updates, and memorable Member events such as wine and whisky dinners, seminars, and wine club experiences.Coltan Webster Restaurant Manager Coltan Webster was born and raised on the North Shore and proudly continues to call it home. His career in hospitality began in the kitchen, where a passion for food and service ignited a journey that has now spanned over 15 years—10 of those spent at Hollyburn. Having grown alongside the club and witnessed its transformation firsthand, Coltan remains deeply commied to helping shape its future. His approach to hospitality is centered on creating standout experiences for Members, ensuring Hollyburn feels like a home away from home. Whether curating refined, coursed dinners with wine pairings, casual post-game meals, quick family bites, or simply oering a warm space for a game of Bridge, Coltan believes in delivering personalized, seamless, and unforgeable service—every single time.

THE VIEW | FALL 202520Brad Scharien Chef de Cuisine Brad Scharien’s culinary journey began at age sixteen in Victoria, B.C., where his upbringing on Vancouver Island inspired a strong appreciation for local farms and fisheries. A graduate of Camosun College’s Culinary Arts Apprenticeship Program and a Red Seal-certified chef, Brad champions sustainable sourcing and mentorship within his team. Brad’s experience includes key leadership roles at renowned Vancouver restaurants such as Italian Kitchen, Coast Restaurant, and Hydra Estiatorio. With a passion for Mediterranean cuisine and a flair for seafood, he brings a fresh yet comforting culinary vision to Hollyburn. His menu emphasizes shareable dishes and family-style dining, reflecting his love for both food and community.Sara Nokhaili Events Manager With a Master’s degree in Food and Beverage Management and an early introduction to the culinary world through a prestigious program by Paul Bocuse, Sara Nokhaili brings a deep-rooted passion and a refined approach to hospitality. She specializes in orchestrating seamless events and sophisticated dining experiences with creativity, precision, and an unwavering focus on delivering memorable guest experiences. As the point person for Hollyburn’s renewed Events Department, Sara plays a pivotal role in elevating the Club’s event oerings. With the launch of our dedicated new events facilities, she is the primary contact for Members looking to host everything from corporate meetings to large family celebrations. Sara brings her signature blend of creativity, aention to detail, and hospitality expertise to each booking, working closely with Members to bring their visions to life.

THE VIEW | FALL 202521Wilson Chen Admin Chef Originally from China and raised in Canada, Wilson discovered his passion for food while balancing early interests in technology. He pursued culinary education through the ACE-IT program in high school and has since built a 13-year career across a wide range of restaurants—from casual pubs like The Flying Beaver to high-end establishments like Black + Blue. Now a sous chef at Hollyburn for nearly three years, Wilson is dedicated to supporting the culinary team and creating outstanding Member experiences. He is passionate about exploring diverse regional cuisines and fostering a learning-rich environment for his colleagues. Leo Korican Events Chef Leo grew up on Vancouver Island, where he was inspired by his mother—a former chef—to pursue a culinary career. His love of food, connection, and shared experiences led him to complete his Journeyman certification at Camosun College. With over a decade of experience in hotels and private clubs across Victoria and Vancouver, he brings creativity and commitment to each event at Hollyburn. Leo believes that a successful event starts with hospitality and aention to detail. Whether it’s craing a custom amenity like a mini “burger” macaron or designing culturally tailored menus, his goal is to create experiences that are personal, elevated, and memorable from start to finish.

THE VIEW | FALL 202522Chloe Genargue Cafe Manager Chloe joins us with a strong background in hospitality and a passion for delivering great service. Originally from Cebu, Philippines, she graduated with honors in Tourism Management and went on to study business at Vancouver International College. Her career has taken her around the world — starting with an internship in Massachuses and then three years aboard Costa Cruises, where she worked in the restaurant department and visited over 50 countries. Aer returning to land, Chloe spent the past three years managing Fishworks, one of the North Shore’s top seafood restaurants. Now, she’s excited to bring her experience and high standards to our café team. She’s passionate about creating a space where members can expect consistent, clean, and high-quality service. Chloe looks forward to training the team and helping build a well-organized, welcoming café environment at Hollyburn.Patricia Manjarrez Pastry Chef Born and raised in Mexico, Patricia brings nearly 20 years of global experience in the pastry and hospitality industry. Aer earning a degree in Haute Patisserie and continuing her training at the Chocolate Academy, she has collaborated with some of the world’s top pastry chefs across the Middle East, Europe, the Nordic countries, and Mexico. Constantly pursuing culinary innovation and excellence, Patricia curates desserts that balance aesthetics with exceptional flavor. She believes in experimentation, seasonal relevance, and broadening palates—and stands by one universal truth: any dessert with chocolate is always a winner.

THE VIEW | FALL 202523What Are the Hours of Operation? Acres Restaurant & Bar • Monday–Friday: 1130 AM – 1200 AM• Last Call for Food: 1045 PM• Last Call for Alcohol: 1130 PM Adult-Only Dining• Daily: 400 PM – 1100 PM H.C.C Café• Daily: 800 AM – 900 PM What Are the Facility Rules? • A smart casual dress code applies throughout; hats are allowed in Family Dining but not in Adult Dining areas. • Outside food or beverages are not permied. • Members are responsible for the conduct and behavior of their guests at all times. • For a full list of facility rules, Click Here. What Is the Guest Policy? • Guests are welcome for dining in Acres when accompanied by a Member. • All guest visits must be registered via the Hollyburn App. • Non-Members are not permied in Acres unaccompanied. The H.C.C Café is open to visiting sports teams and tournament aendees. How Do I Reserve a Table or Room? • Dining reservations can be made through the Hollyburn App or website using our Seven Rooms system or by calling 604-913-4515. • For event or large group bookings for more than 12 people, please contact us at: Events@hollyburn.org Area-Specific Guidelines Acres | Dining Room • All ages welcome.• Family-friendly and community-focused seing.Acres | Bar & Lounge • 19+ only.• Social, sporty atmosphere for casual dining and watching games. Acres | Adult Dining Room • 19+ only.• Elevated, intimate environment for refined dining.• No hats or athletic wear permied.H.C.C Cafe • All ages.• Casual, lounge, cafe, grab and go.• Hats and athletic wear permied.FAQ

THE VIEW | FALL 202524WHAT’S HAPPENINGRenew ‘22 is Complete! H.C.C. Café – Hollyburn Coee ClubLevel 1 | Athletic Entrance Hours: 800 AM–800 PMCasual, sporty, and welcoming, this is your new go-to for fresh coee, breakfast bites, smoothies, hot meals, and convenient grab-and-go options. Enjoy counter service with both indoor & outdoor seating.Acres – Our New Main RestaurantLevel 2 | Main Entrance Hours: 1130 AM–LateFeaturing three unique dining areas, Acres brings something for every Member. Enjoy lunch, dinner, happy hour, and a 4 PM elevated menu. Reservations are recommended, make yours today on the Hollyburn App, hollyburn.org, or call Member Services at 604-922-0161!Acres & HCC Café — Instagram Moments!We love seeing our Members making memories at Acres and the HCC Café!Follow us on Instagram @hollyburncountryclub for exciting giveaways, behind-the-scenes content, menu spotlights, and more.Don’t forget to tag us in your photos! Each month, we’ll be awarding gi cards to the top posts featuring Acres and the Café. Whether it’s your morning lae or a special dinner moment, we want to see it! Let’s celebrate community, great food, and your best Hollyburn moments, together.Summer Dinner Series: A Taste of EuropeEscape to the coastlines of Europe, without leaving Hollyburn.This summer, we invite you to indulge in an unforgettable series of al fresco dinners, each inspired by the flavors, wines, and ambiance of a different sun-drenched destination. Join fellow Members for an evening of warm togetherness, hosted under the stars (weather permitting), long-table style.• August 23 – Una Sera Amalfitana | Italy A spritz-soaked evening with citrus, tomato, seafood, and coastal charm.• September 20 – Noche en Valencia | Spain A vibrant, saron-scented celebration of paella, bold cocktails, and Iberian spirit.730pm - Late Lower Patio$225 per person | per eveningMembers Only. 19+, Limited Seats available. To reserve your seat, please email Sara at SNokhaili@hollyburn.org.Your ticket includes:• A multicourse dinner featuring canapés, plated dishes & share plaers.• Thoughtful cocktail and wine pairings for each course.• An intimate, guided experience with our Executive Chef and Sommelier.AT HOLLYBURN

THE VIEW | FALL 202525Club Access Changing to FRA This FallClub access is transitioning to Facial Recognition Access (FRA) in Fall 2025. Over 3,000 Members have already enrolled and are enjoying the ease of walking in with just a glance at a verification camera.Why Enroll in FRA?• Quick and easy setup – Takes less than a minute on your mobile device.• Seamless, secure Club access – No fob needed once enrolled.• Enhanced safety – Only authorized Members can access areas based on their status.If you haven’t enrolled yet, you can request your personal enrollment link through the Hollyburn App or by emailing Hollyburncountryclub@hollyburn.org. FRA is optional, but strongly encouraged for the most convenient Club experience. An upgraded fob option will also be available for those who choose not to enroll.New Flexibility for Intermediate Memberships!Exciting updates to our Intermediate Membership policy! Members who qualify and apply before turning 26 now have the option to continue their membership without interruption. For more information, visit our FAQ or contact the Membership Team at Membership@hollyburn.org to check your eligibility and secure your spot today. Bear Season is Here, Stay Informed & SafeLast year, we experienced challenges with bears recognizing the Club as a potential food source. This season, we’re being proactive to keep our community and local wildlife safe. Please avoid leaving any food or waste liered on property and report any bear sightings to Member Services or Member Safety immediately. By staying vigilant we can contribute to a safer environment. Thank you for your cooperation!

THE VIEW | FALL 202526YOU SPEAK, WE LISTENMember Why is there a dress code—specifically, no athletic aire—in the adult dining room at Acres?Management: Members expressed a desire for a more elevated dining atmosphere, and many are now enjoying the enhanced experience the adult dining room oers. The dress code supports this ambiance by seing a distinct standard, giving Members the option to enjoy a refined environment if they choose. At the same time, we continue to oer several relaxed spaces, including the all-ages dining room, bar area, and patio, where athletic aire is welcome. The adult dining room dress code allows for flexibility and choice, ensuring all Members can find the atmosphere that suits them best. Member The internet really needs improvements. It’s diicult to get a strong signal across the property, and the Wi-Fi is slow to connect—if it connects at all.Management: Thank you for your feedback. We’re currently in the process of upgrading our network infrastructure across the property, transitioning from our older system to a more modern, high-performance platform. This shi is taking place in phases, to ensure minimal disruption.As we complete these updates, Members can expect noticeably improved connectivity, faster speeds, and more reliable coverage throughout the club. In the interim, there may be occasional inconsistencies as devices move between the legacy and upgraded networks. If you experience issues, a quick fix is to “forget” the Wi-Fi network on your device and reconnect.We’ve seen excellent results from our newly installed zones, with strong and consistent coverage, and we’re confident the full system will deliver a much beer experience once the transition is complete. Member We had a mix-up with our reservation in one of the new dining areas and were initially unsure if we’d be able to be accommodated. Coltan stepped in with his usual calm and can-do aitude. He quickly assessed the situation, reassured us, and made it happen, securing seating for our group with the support of the chef and team.Coltan has been a familiar and trusted presence at the Club for years, and his consistently cheerful, helpful, and kind approach truly sets him apart. His commitment to exceptional service makes a real dierence, he’s a gem! Member I absolutely love the new HCC Cafe. During my visit today, I noticed the menu wall can be diicult for some of our Senior Members to read, especially during busy times. Would it be possible to provide printed menus at the coee station counter? Everything looks beautiful, and my family has been visiting far more oen—multiple times this week alone. The new breakfast menu is excellent. Thank you!Management: Thank you for your kind words, we’re delighted to hear your family is enjoying the new space. We’ve received similar feedback about the menu wall and will be providing printed copies at the coee station for easier access. Thank you for advocating on behalf of our Senior Members and for your continued support. Member I just wanted to share how much I love the chilled, refrigerated face towels in the women’s spa, they’re such a refreshing touch. I also really appreciate the lemon-infused water. It’s a small detail, but such a wonderful treat that enhances the whole experience.

THE VIEW | FALL 202527Member First of all, the new dining room, lounge, and deck are absolutely beautiful—such thoughtfully designed spaces. The new menus are excellent as well. As a suggestion, with more people choosing non-alcoholic options, it would be wonderful to see a non-alcoholic cider added to the beverage list.Management: Thank you so much for your kind words—we’re delighted to hear you’re enjoying the new spaces and menus.We also appreciate your thoughtful suggestion regarding non-alcoholic cider. It’s an excellent idea, and we’ve passed it along to our Bar Manager, Lynn, for consideration as we continue to gather feedback and refine our oerings.We truly value input like yours—please continue to share your thoughts as we evolve. Member Congratulations to the entire HCC team on the new restaurant, it’s absolutely lovely. The food was amazing, and we also noticed the welcome shi in pricing. We just enjoyed a fantastic dinner for our family of five, now that our kids are ordering o the regular menu, for only $200. Dining at HCC weekly (or more!) is definitely back on the calendar for us. Well done! Member Can I view the menus before visiting Acres? What’s being served?Management: Absolutely. All menus are available on the Hollyburn App under the Dining section. You'll find the All-Day Menu (11am–late), the 4pm Elevated Menu, Sushi Menu, and Drink Menu—which includes Happy Hour and desserts. Enjoy!MemberWell done! We had the pleasure of enjoying our first dinner at Acres on Tuesday, and it was a fantastic experience. The drinks were excellent, and the octopus salad along with the iceberg leuce wedge topped with prawns le a lasting impression. These dishes alone will certainly bring us back to explore more of the menu.The venue, the cuisine, and the service all lived up to the standards one expects from a first-class private club. MemberPlease send out a reminder that the fitness area parking is designated specifically for fitness users.With ongoing construction and increased activity from swimmers, tennis players, fitness members, and hockey participants, parking congestion has become a concern.Management: Thank you for sharing your feedback through our “You Speak, We Listen” form. We understand parking challenges can be frustrating, and improving this experience is a key priority.While the Northwest lot serves multiple user groups, we don't plan to restrict it to specific activities. Instead, we're implementing improvements for all Members, including automated stall counters (coming in the next two months) to show real-time availability, and increased parking patrols to ensure Member spaces are used appropriately.We value your input and would be happy to connect over coee if you'd like to share more suggestions.Thank you again for being an engaged part of our community.

THE VIEW | FALL 202529MEMBER SAFETY & HOSPITALITYReciprocal Club: Predator Ridge ResortSet among the rolling hills of British Columbia’s North Okanagan, Predator Ridge is best known for its 36 holes of championship golf - but it’s so much more than a golf resort. Spanning over 1,300 acres, Predator Ridge is a vibrant resort community where wellness, adventure, and nature are part of everyday life.Golfers can challenge themselves on two award-winning courses, practice on a world-class facility powered by Toptracer technology, or refine their game through private instruction at the renowned Golf Academy. But beyond the fairways lies an immersive resort experience waiting to be discovered.Guests enjoy access to more than 35km of trails for hiking and biking, an indoor pool and fitness centre, tennis and pickleball courts, outdoor yoga platforms, and seasonal experiences like wine tastings, live music, and Okanagan Rail Trail bike experiences. The resort also features several dining options, including the newly reimagined RANGE restaurant, bar + patio and the casual Italian-inspired Pallino’s, with a unique pet friendly patio.Predator Ridge oers a variety of accommodations, including condo-style suites, private coages, and expansive 3-, 4-, and 5-bedroom vacation homes - ideal for family getaways, golf retreats, or romantic escapes. All accommodations are dog-friendly, so your four-legged family members can enjoy the experience too. Conveniently located just 25 minutes from Kelowna International Airport (YLW), the resort is also within 20 minutes of 8 award-winning wineries along the Scenic Sip Wine Route, and just minutes from the crystal-clear waters of both Kalamalka and Okanagan Lakes - two of the Okanagan’s most iconic and swimmable destinations.Whether you're swinging clubs, exploring trails, or relaxing with a glass of wine, Predator Ridge invites Hollyburn members to discover a resort lifestyle unlike any other in Canada.Justin Jennings Manager, Member Services & Security

THE VIEW | FALL 202530It is with great pride and admiration that Hollyburn recognizes Leah McLeod Stack as the 2024/2025 recipient of the Bud & Sally Stevens Award, an honour reserved for individuals who embody the spirit of community, leadership, and generosity that defines our Club.First presented in 1974 by Bud and Sally Stevens—Charter Members whose contributions to Hollyburn helped shape its rich athletic and community traditions—this award has long celebrated those who give back selflessly and wholeheartedly.This year’s recipient is a shining example of that legacy. Leah is more than a familiar face at Hollyburn—she is a force of nature whose warmth, dedication, and tireless eorts have le a lasting imprint across the Club. Her leadership and compassion are most powerfully expressed through the annual tennis tournament she organizes to raise awareness and support for Re Syndrome, a rare neurological disorder that aects children, including young Club Member, Evie.Now in its fih year, Leah’s tournament has evolved from a small, informal gathering into a signature event on the Club’s calendar. In 2025, it raised over $28,000, the highest to date. But the numbers only tell part of the story.Through this event, Leah has created more than a fundraiser—she’s built a space for connection, fun, and community. The tournament is a vibrant, well-organized, and joyful celebration that brings Members together through sport, shared purpose, and heartfelt support. It has raised not only funds but awareness, introducing many Members to Re Syndrome and helping them understand the challenges faced by families like Evie’s.Leah’s impact extends well beyond the tennis courts. She serves as Chair of the Youth Commiee and was a Member of the Renew ‘22 Member Design Advisory Commiee—She is always dreaming up ways to bring people together, enhance Member engagement, and strenhen the sense of belonging that defines Hollyburn.She gives her time and her heart freely, with no expectation of recognition. Thoughtful, commied, and community-minded, Leah is exactly the kind of member Bud and Sally Stevens envisioned when they established this award.Please join us in celebrating Leah McLeod Stack—a true leader, a dear friend, and the embodiment of the heart and spirit of our Hollyburn community.BUD & SALLY STEVENSAWARDLeah McLeod Stack

THE VIEW | FALL 202531FEATURED ATHLETETom Jiao is a 14-year-old swimmer who has been part of the sport for two and a half years, all of which he has spent training and competing at Hollyburn. He first started swimming at the age of 12, despite being scared of water at the time. What keeps him going is his persistence, which is the key quality that helps him push through hard practices. He finds motivation by thinking about Pan Zhanle, the Olympic gold medalist in the 100m Freestyle, who reminds him to believe in himself even when the challenge seems big. That same persistence carries over into other parts of Tom’s life, including school and violin. He has been playing the violin for 11 years and approaches it with the same dedication he brings to the pool. Outside of swimming, Tom also enjoys skiing recreationally, though it is just for fun and not something he does competitively. Among his biggest achievements in swimming is earning his first Provincial time aer many long hours of training. Looking ahead, his goals include achieving more Provincial standards, working toward qualifying for Nationals, and ultimately beating the time of his teammate Burton Li. Even though Tom has only known Burton for a year, he has been a major influence, encouraging Tom to train harder and always bringing positive energy to the team. Tom loves being in the water and enjoys the excitement of reaching new personal bests aer intense practice. He also values the camaraderie of his teammates, who cheer him on and make training sessions more enjoyable. When he succeeds in a race, Tom rewards himself with a few days of indulgent food. If things don’t go well, he focuses on training even harder so he can come back stronger in the next competition.Tom Jiao Aquatics

THE VIEW | FALL 202532FEATURED ATHLETEAshley Yiu is a 14-year-old tennis player who has been playing since she was 5, with nine years of experience and four at Hollyburn. Over time, she's developed a few good luck rituals, like bouncing the ball three times before serving and switching racquets between sets—believing these small habits help her play beer and stay focused. Her love for tennis, patience, and adaptability have been key to her success. Ashley recalls a time when she was too embarrassed to play in front of older players and would hide in the washroom during practice. Today, she trains confidently alongside those same players, having gained self-belief through dedication and growth. She understands that skills take time to build and that every mistake is part of the process. Being adaptable helps her thrive under pressure, especially when it’s just her on the court. Tennis has played a major role in shaping who Ashley is. Team sports have taught her the value of communication and support, while individual competition has built her mental strenh and accountability. Balancing tennis with academics has helped her develop strong time management and prioritize what maers most. Though it sometimes means turning down social plans, she sees it as part of the commitment to her goals. A standout piece of advice from her coach—“be comfortable with being uncomfortable”—continues to guide her through challenges on and o the court. She’s also learned to be thankful for every experience, even losses, recognizing that setbacks lead to growth. Ashley’s next goals include staying consistent with training, even during busy times, and continuing to improve both physically and mentally. Her ultimate aim is to strenhen her mindset, knowing that a resilient aitude is what truly sets top athletes apart, both in tennis and in life.Ashley Yiu TennisMOHAMMAD MOLAVIDirectorCHRIS JOHNSTONVice ChairALAN HOWIETreasurerROLA PRIATELDirectorDAVID BELLDirectorPAUL CONIBEARDirectorJOELLE CRANESecretaryDIANE KENNEDYDirectorBoard of Directors2025/2026DARRIN DECOSTADirectorIRIS LODirectorCLAY STEIROChairAGM202565thAnnual General Meeting

THE VIEW | FALL 202533MOHAMMAD MOLAVIDirectorCHRIS JOHNSTONVice ChairALAN HOWIETreasurerROLA PRIATELDirectorDAVID BELLDirectorPAUL CONIBEARDirectorJOELLE CRANESecretaryDIANE KENNEDYDirectorBoard of Directors2025/2026DARRIN DECOSTADirectorIRIS LODirectorCLAY STEIROChairAGM202565thAnnual General Meeting

THE VIEW | FALL 202535IN REMEMBRANCEJohn & Vivian Turner Member Since Feb 1, 1965John and Vivian Turner were among the earliest members of Hollyburn Country Club. Aer 70 years of marriage, they passed away within a day of each other. (Photo from Summer 2023) Ivan Johnston Member Since Oct 1, 1960Ivan was a Prosthodontist in West Vancouver for almost 60 years. He had many interests and passions, was an avid gardener and dedicated to his family. Estelle Nendick Member Since Aug 14, 1990It is with deep regret that we announce the passing of Estelle Nendick, a member of the club for over 30 years, during which time she forged many enduring friendships. Henning Brasso Member Since Dec 29, 1967As a young man, Henning was an avid tennis player. In his senior years, he enjoyed swimming at the Club several days a week, followed by enjoying lunch with friends and family.

THE VIEW | FALL 202536Howard Meakin Member Since July 21, 1995Howard Dudley Meakin passed away peacefully surrounded by family. A beloved husband, father, grandfather, brother, and friend, Howard lived a full and vibrant life marked by deep faith, unwavering determination, and a generous spirit. Henry Tsang Member Since Nov 1, 1972John McCoach Member Since March 31, 2006John was active in so many aspects of the Club with curling commiees, hockey, golf, swimming, training for his triathlons and finally pickleball and the ALS tournament. The Club truly was his "home away from home" and he loved it. He definitely would have loved to be siing on the deck enjoying all the amazing renovations this summer.BOOK YOUR NEXT EVENT INCreekside Our new Creekside Room, a private dining and meeting space within Acres Restaurant, is now available for bookings. Ideal for groups of up to 14, the room oers full food and beverage service and is equipped with a presentation screen—perfect for corporate meetings, osite retreats, and presentations.For more information or to reserve the space, please contact Sara at SNokhaili@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | FALL 202537Stay in the loop and be in the know about the thrilling events where Hollyburn Members shine. From exciting competitions to remarkable achievements, you’ll be up-to-date on all the latest happenings.ATHLETICS

THE VIEW | FALL 202538SWIM TEAMThe Hurricanes Swim Team had incredible results in our 2024-2025 season! Our team had 27 new athletes join throughout the last season, giving us a very exciting group moving up through our Swim Academy program! Congratulations to Victoria Ho, Sarah Johnston, Lydia Lan, Kinsley Maloney and Evan Shevchenko who all qualified for regional meets this season by breaking the four minute mark in their 200m Individual Medley swims! Our numbers are going at championship meets as well with more young swimmers racing to their time standards than ever before! We are looking forward to fantastic results at all of our championship meets in the summer! Congratulations to our SwimBC Divisional Championships swimmers: Lauryn Beaie, Henry Brewster, Cameron Chen, Maelie Cheung, Calais Creed, Freya Hagen, Stella Harris, Mimu Jiao, Tom Jiao, Brooke Johannson, Emma Johnston, Valentina Kolytchev, Yunhan Liu, Pippa McMillan, Nicolas Ramirez Taake, Doie Ridgway, Kinsey Rossen, Bayden Smith, Lily Thompson and Nikki Torshizi! Our SwimBC Provincial Championships team – Lauryn Beaie, Henry Brewster, Tom Jiao, Brooke Johannson, Emma Johnston, Valentina Kolytchev, Burton Li, Thea Masselink, Nicolas Ramirez Taake and Kinsey Rossen! And our Canadian Trials swimmers: Burton Li and Jessica Strong! Hurricanes Swim Team AwardsCongratulations to our 2024-2025 Award Winners! These athletes were highlights from our outstanding season!Female Top Development Performers: Freya Hagen (10&under), Doie Ridgway (11-12), Lauryn Beaie (13-14), Kisney Rossen (15-16), Brooke Johannson (17&over).Male Top Performers: Keon Torshizi (10&under), Nicolas Ramirez Taake (11-12), Tom Jiao (13-14), Burton Li (15-16).Most Improved Swimmers: Wya Warnick, Irene Ha, Ramona Borji, Flora Mi, Celine Behrouzi, Ivy Gordon, Chelsea Lan, Mimu Jiao, Bianca Roth, Calais Creed, Cameron Chen, Emma Johnston.Rising Star Award: Noah Henrichsen, Lily Zarick, Morgan McLeod, James Chen, Evan Shevchenko, Amelia Wang, Victoria Ho, Kinsley Maloney, Kora Maloney, Ellie Pang.Leadership Awards: Pippa McMillan, Nikki Torshizi, Stella Harris.Swimmer of the Year: Brooke Johannson.Team Captain Awards: Brooke Johannson, Kinsey Rossen.Dolphin Award: Maddie Ridgway.We love having new Members and encourage interested swimmers to join our Summer Swim! We will also be having team try-outs on September 22 and September 23 from 530-630pm. If you have any questions please contact Assistant Head Coach Mahew Ketchin at mketchin@hollyburn.org.Brad Huon Head Coach

THE VIEW | FALL 202540BADMINTONFrom Local Heroes to Global StarsAs the Paris Olympics approach, athletes are gearing up at the HSBC BWF World Tour Super 500 Yonex Canada Open from July 2-7, 2024, at the WinSport Event Center in Canada Olympic Park. This prestigious tournament features 39 Olympians among 275 athletes from 33 countries competing for $420,000 USD in prize money.Tournament organizer Badminton Canada who is excited for the Canadian badminton community to experience the North American debut of Viktor Axelsen, the World Number #1 and reigning Olympic Gold medalist in Men's Singles, along with other top 10 world-ranked athletes. Axelsen, who withdrew last year due to injury, is part of the 22-member Danish national team preparing for Paris 2024 at Calgary's high elevation.Canadian representatives include Michelle Li, a four-time Canada Open champion and Olympian in Women's Singles, Brian Yang (two-time Olympian in Men’s Singles), Nyl Yakura (two-time Olympian in Men’s Doubles) and a fresh face, Adam Dong, competing in his first Olympic Games in Men’s Doubles.The Badminton World Federation and the Canada Open Super 500 are commied to promoting equal opportunity by oering the same prize pools for singles and doubles events, regardless of gender. Badminton Canada emphasizes the excitement and inspiration the tournament will bring to fans and the opportunity it oers Canadian players to compete on the world stage.Badminton is becoming a widely popular activity that youth of all ages and backgrounds are interested in across many communities in Canada. The Guinness World Record for fastest badminton smash currently stands at 565 km/hr, almost 200 km/hr faster than the quickest Formula 1 car. 2024 Provincials Championships and Master National Championships:Congratulations to our outstanding members who won titles at the 2024 Provincial Championships and Master National Championships! We are incredibly proud of your achievements and the way you've represented our club. Well done!• Marcus Zhou: U17 BD, XD Gold medalist, and BS Silver medalist.• Robby Milroy: U13 BD and XD Gold medalist.• Moses Li: U11 BD Gold medalist and BS Silver medalist.• Tiam Ghaderi: U11BD Gold medalist.• Ivana Mei: U15 GD Bronze medalist.• Jasmine Zhang: U13 GD Bronzes medalist.Clara Wei: won two silver medals and two bronze medals at the 2024 Canadian Masters Championships.

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THE VIEW | FALL 202542BRIDGEBridge Club News“Play a hand of bridge; Entry to a magic world; Social, thoughtful, fun”Our bridge programs at Hollyburn have demonstrated the truth of this lile Haiku poem for over 50 years and they continue to oer doors to enter the magic world. By the time you read this news our Thursday Duplicate Bridge game will have returned to Hollyburn from the Christian Science church.We’ll have a host of special events headlined by our trophy games which have a history stretching back over fiy years.So far in 2025 we have held competitions for two trophies: the Bell Trophy, won by Suzee Bahar & Tai Eng and the Mort Ferguson trophy, won by Connie McGill & Barbara Mason.We’ll compete in the Fall for the Sheila Robertson trophy (currently held by Georgia Heed & Marg Worthy) and the Duthie Memorial trophy (currently held by Arlene Peniuck & Trish Smith).Stephen Beaton and Cindy Oishi continue as directors.What’s that expression? “A bridge hand a day keeps the doctor away” -?! We have two opportunities for you stay in good health (in addition to our Thursday Duplicate game).Our Tuesday Supervised Play game will return from a summer break on October 7. A short discussion is followed by relaxed play of hands from the Monday morning Vancouver Bridge Club duplicate game. Come alone or with a partner. Feel free to arrive late or leave early if you only have time for a quick coee and some conversation while you play a hand or two. Members are welcome to invite guests to either game.Our bridge lessons with Tai Eng are an excellent way to learn how to play the world’s greatest card game. Lessons will resume in September.Visit www.bridgeclubnews.ca for all the bridge results and news, not only at Hollyburn but also at the other North Shore bridge clubs.

THE VIEW | FALL 202544FITNESSEmbracing Fitness in the Fall: A Season of Renewal and MovementAs the sweltering days of summer fade into the crisp, invigorating air of fall, many people find themselves inspired to refresh their routines—including their fitness habits. Autumn oers a perfect opportunity to realign with health and wellness goals, making it a season uniquely suited for physical activity. With cooler temperatures, vibrant outdoor scenery, and a natural sense of transition, fall provides both physical and mental motivation to get moving.In Fall, unlike the heat of summer, which can leave you drained, the brisker weather outside makes the gym feel like a welcome retreat. Indoor workouts oer a climate-controlled environment, which is especially appealing as daylight hours shrink and weather conditions become less predictable. The gym is a constant, with the weights, the group classes the support of trainers and sta alike. It’s the perfect time to connect with a Personal Trainer or join Group Classes to help motivate you into regular visits.One of the biggest advantages of returning to the gym and or group fitness classes is accountability. It’s easier to stay motivated when you're surrounded by others with similar goals. The group dynamic fosters a sense of community and healthy competition, which can push you to work harder and show up consistently. Whether it’s HIIT, spin, boot camp, yoga, or dance-based classes, the energy of a shared space and a motivating instructor can do wonders for your fitness mindset.Group classes and Personal Training can help eliminate the guesswork. Classes and private sessions provide structure and progression, making it easier to track improvements in strenh, endurance, and flexibility. Instructors oer guidance on form and modifications, which reduces the risk of injury and helps you build confidence, and Personal Trainers are there with you every minute of your session helping understand and improve your goals.For those returning aer a break, it’s important to ease in gradually. Choose classes that align with your current fitness level and allow your body time to adapt. Hollyburn oer a variety of options throughout the day, making it easier to fit sessions into your schedule. Many people find that morning or lunch-hour classes help set a positive tone for the rest of the day, boosting energy and productivity.In conclusion, fall is not just a bridge between the extremes of summer and winter—it’s a prime season for reinvention and renewed commitment to health. By taking advantage of the weather, seasonal foods, and natural energy of change, you can make autumn a cornerstone of your fitness journey. Whether you're stepping onto a trail, trying a new class, meeting your new trainer or simply walking around your neighborhood more regularly, the key is to move with intention and embrace the season’s rhythm.Shelley Grisbrook Fitness Centre Manager

THE VIEW | FALL 202545Pilates At HollyburnOur STOTT Pilates Studio is an industry leader in design and apparatus. With the guidance of our certifi ed instructors, you can achieve optimal musculoskeletal performance, strength, fl exibility and endurance without risking injury or building bulk. Pilates will help you restore the natural curves of the spine, relieve tension and enhance self-confi dence. The result: a balanced and aligned body that looks fi t, feels revitalized and moves with ease.Benefi ts:• Longer, Leaner Muscles• Core Strength & Stability• Injury Prevention• Relief From Stress & Back Pain• Better Posture• Improved Balance & Coordination• Enhanced Athletic Performance• Eff ective Post-Rehabilitation• Heightened Mind-Body Awareness• Increased Self-Confi denceHollyburn Country Club off ers group Pilates classes, private Pilates training and active-rehab Pilates Therapy. Classes are available for Intro to Pilates, Beginner Level 1, Intermediate Level 2, and Advanced Level 3.New to Pilates?If you are brand new to Reformer and Pilates, we highly recommend at least 1 Private Pilates session. Please contact Shelley directly if you are interested in a Private session at SGrisbrook@hollyburn.org. The private sessions are an excellent place to begin your Pilates journey.Intro to PilatesThis class is perfect for beginers and has a maximum of four people. You will be introduced to the reformer, learn a basic understanding of Pilates and body awareness. This class is intended to introduce Pilates, not as a progressive practice class. We recommend 1-3 of these classes before moving into a Level 1 group class.BEGINNER Reformer Level 1Our beginner classes will introduce you to the Reformer system and the essential exercise repertoire. You will discover better posture and balance as you strengthen your body in new ways. The focus will be on core, pelvic and shoulder stability, neutral alignment and patterned breathing. These beginner classes are essential to cement your fundamentals before moving onto the Intermediate classes.INTERMEDIATE Reformer Level 2A sound knowledge of the Pilates essentials and the Reformer system are required to attend our intermediate classes, in order that your body is prepared to learn the progressions of the new repertoire. Elevate your expectations of strength and endurance while challenging your muscles and your mind-body connection.ADVANCED Reformer Level 3Curated for the well experienced client, our advanced classes are dynamic, fun and fast paced. More sophisticated choreography will connect fl owing exercises with new breathing techniques. You will be challenged to maintain your mind-body connection as you move energetically, changing tempo, resistance and range of motion.PRO Reformer Level 3*Registration onlyFor those who are looking to continue their advanced practice and to deepen their mind/body training, we are off ering a pre-registered Level 3 class. Participants must be injury free and have been assessed by one of our Pilates Instructors to register for this class as there will be no modifi cations off ered.Registration is on a monthly basis, with no prorates.Private Pilates Instruction*eff ective January 1, 2025.One-on-One: $95Training in Partners: $60pp (2ppl)Small Group Training: $45pp (3-5ppl)Specialty Active Rehab: $70pp (3-5ppl)Specialty Rehabilitation One-on-One Pilates: $105Pilates Group Class PricingSingle class pass: $28*Must have reformer experience to attend any Group Pilates ClassesPilates Registered Pro Level 3One-month commitment: $30 per classPlease note 24 hours are required in order to cancel any session, group or private. Any missed sessions will be charged in full. Hollyburn will not off er prorates for any registered sessions.All Group Pilates Reformer classes can be found on Gametime.PILATESHOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUB

THE VIEW | FALL 202546HOCKEYThe Magic of Cookie Monsters HockeyFor more than 30 years, the Cookie Monsters program has been the heart of early hockey development at Hollyburn Minor Hockey, where countless young dreams take their first joyful strides on the ice.This season, that cherished tradition continues as 15 enthusiastic Cookie Monsters join the U7 division, beginning their Minor hockey journeys here at Hollyburn. For many of these kids Cookie Monsters is their very first time lacing up skates, gripping a stick, and experiencing the magic of skating. But this program is about more than just learning the game, it’s about building confidence, creating friendships, and fostering a lifelong love for hockey in a supportive and encouraging environment.Hollyburn Minor Hockey is incredibly fortunate to have a grassroots program as strong and respected as Cookie Monsters. It’s more than just a beginner group, it’s a foundation for success, instilling not only skills but also the spirit of teamwork, perseverance, and joy. Over the years, it has helped shape countless players, some of whom went on to the highest levels of the game. NHL stars like Sam Reinhart, Alexander Kerfoot, and Morgan Rielly, got their start in the Cookie Monsters program, where they first learned to skate, pass, and dream big.This year’s Cookie Monster class becomes part of that proud legacy, joining a community that celebrates growth, character, and every lile milestone. They’ll fall down and get back up, cheer for their teammates, and light up when they score their first goal or complete their first shi with confidence.With 15 new Cookie Monsters hiing the ice this season, the future of Hollyburn Minor Hockey is in great hands. Because every great hockey story starts somewhere, and for these young players, it starts here: with a pair of skates, a big smile, and one incredible program.Griin Reinhart Head of Hockey

THE VIEW | FALL 202550MUSICIn June we celebrated music at 9 recitals! 140 of our very talented students performed various program from classical, jazz, pop, rock, musicals, movie themes. We also said fond farewell to six of our graduating students who are entering University this fall.Past school year music was played at the Club 4200 hours! We are adding a bit more space for piano and drums lessons in the fall.All teachers combined have 66 years of experience teaching at the Club! Currently we have four teachers teaching piano in three studios: Vlada Mars, Studio 1, Alanna Ho, Studio 2, Chihiro Honma and Nina Djokic, Studio 5; as well as Mark Klausmayer, guitar, Studio 3, Sherrie Christianson, voice, Studio 4, and Sheldon D’Eith, drums, Studio 6. This fall we are introducing a new and exciting music program for adults:Hollyburn Voices – a choir on Mondays morning, with conductor and a piano accompanist, with the goal to do Christmas Carroling in December and bring extra cheer around the Club. You can sign up to this program on gametime. No experience required, just love for singing and socializing!To help you navigate plans for music lessons here are the most frequent questions:1. When is the good time to start music lessons?It really depends on instrument: piano age 5 and up, drums and voice 6 and up, guitar 8 and up. The best time is when child shows interest and knows a lile bit to read and is commied to practice. 2. Do I need an instrument?Yes! You don’t have to buy an instrument to start but you can rent one for the first few months or one year until you are sure you want to continue to play. Your teacher will help you with choosing the best instrument.3. How much practicing?Without regular practicing there will be no improvement. We expect beginners to practice 3 times a week and practicing should be increased in duration every year. We also know that students don’t remember always to practice so help from parents is welcomed. 4. What about adult music lessons?Adult lessons are becoming more popular! We oer lessons for all instruments and voice and encourage adults to take advantage of ‘pay-as-you-go’ basis to fit their schedule. 5. What music lessons are oered at the Club?We oer piano, drums, guitar, bass guitar, ukulele, and voice lessons with highly qualified teachers. 6. How to sign up for music lessons?Our program is running from September till June, but based on our availability we accept new students throughout the school year. Sign up is via email only. Once you sign up you don’t have to re-register. Vlada Mars Music Coordinator

THE VIEW | FALL 202552PICKLEBALLHollyburn’s Second Annual PADS TournamentThe tournament took place on Saturday, April 26, and was a great success. Everyone enjoyed the fun and friendly competition while supporting a worthwhile cause.Teams of eight players were formed with balanced skill levels and played in a Scramble format. Each player partnered with everyone on their team in doubles matches, competing for the “Highest Points” honour and a free drink!Each team was given a fun, dog-themed name:• The Dinkin Skiles – The Winning Team!• Bernese Bashers• Dash Hounds• Golden Retrievers• Pickle Poodles• Rescue Dogs (Spares)PADS Companion-in-training (le photo) and David Snell, Chair of the Pickleball Commiee and President of Pickleball BC, at the 2025 event check-in desk (right photo).The PADDLES FOR PADS pickleball event featured an exciting Pro Demo with top Canadian talent: National Senior Pro Singles Champion Davi Singh from Whistler; Canadian National Champion, PBC Director, and BC Head Coach Robin D'Abreo; and Steve Deakin, PPA Masters player and MLP head coach. Watch the YouTube video here for a glimpse of the high-level play in action!The tournament successfully raised $2,000 for the Pacific Assistance Dogs Society (PADS).

THE VIEW | FALL 202553About PADSThe Pacific Assistance Dogs Society (PADS) pairs certified assistance dogs with individuals living with disabilities, as well as community care providers. These specially trained dogs provide life-changing independence, support, and wellness.We were fortunate to have Meredith Areskoug from PADS aend the event with several companions. Meredith shared that “our service (mobility & PTSD) and hearing dogs provide life-changing independence to those with disabilities. Our accredited facility dogs work with community professionals; such as teachers, RCMP oicers, and psychologists to help support healthy communities.”PADS is a fully accredited member of Assistance Dogs International.Meredith (right) with her companions and HCC member volunteers: Jamie Dean, Paul Visosky, Susan Kopinya and Dag Furst (le).Above, PADS Companion Dogs were present at the event.David Snell States"The PADS cause is a meaninul one that aligns closely with many of the 2025 missions and objectives of Pickleball BC (PBC) and our ailiated and associated clubs. Consistent with our provincial focus and mandates, PADS support individuals with disabilities and community care providers by partnering with them and providing certified assistance dogs.Much like our pickleball community, PADS is inclusive and commied to equality across race, gender, age, religion, identity, ability, and experience.In summary, the tournament was well-aended and a great success for both PADS and Hollyburn Country Club, raising a 2025 donation of $2,000 for this incredible cause. This brings the total charitable donations from our HCC Pickleball Commiee’s 'giveback' events over the past two years to $24,000."— David Snell, on behalf of the Hollyburn Pickleball Commiee

THE VIEW | FALL 202554SK ATINGThere was a moment when I realized that the concept was going to work: Metamorphosis on Ice. It was Spring, 2025 and as the skaters started to arrive, warm up, skate around…. I smiled. There they were: excited and ready to skate! All 13 of them were on time, focused, and happy. The music was going, and they knew what to do. I had grown a team of coaches, and we were all supporting these skaters to grow. A special skating experience was born. It was an emotional moment. Only a year before, I had consistently been the only one on the ice. Waiting and skating around, usually for an hour before anyone showed up to skate… I had to believe in it before anyone else could see it and trust that people would want to participate. Now, a year later, there were glowing faces and many lile figure skaters rockin’ their Friday aernoon! I turned to the parents and thanked them one by one for helping me to build the beginning of the new Skating Community. This Fall marks the full re-opening of the Club aer the Renew ’22 initiative, and we’ll all be stepping into a new era here at Hollyburn. When I arrived at the Club in 2023, there were renovations needed in the Skating Department as well. Simply put: the past was complete, and new energy was now required to build a new chapter. The analogy that felt the most compelling to me was Metamorphosis! Exactly the experience of learning to figure skate, the process of metamorphosis is so key in the transformation of an athlete and even a group of skaters. Let’s dive in. The Egg Before anything is visible, the idea of something must be born. One of the mentors I’ve had calls it an ‘idea baby’ when you bring together thoughts and intentions from dierent areas and combine them to create something new. That new idea for me was to shi the entire context of skating from traditional Figure Skating to a modern-day Skating Experience. Inclusive classes, opportunities for both hockey and figure skaters, as well as Adult Sessions. Driven by community and powered by focus and fun, this new Skating Community is the best kind of addiction: a place to grow on the ice and experience personal metamorphosis. Skaters of all ages and types would find their personal skating success. The Caterpillar Small steps… Small steps. When you try to explain to a caterpillar that they will one day take flight, you can come o looking like the crazy one! That’s exactly what happened at first. As I started to paint the picture of this new Skating Community, some people laughed. Others were confused. And many just didn’t believe it. But the small steps kept happening. One by one, I started to build a team. Then, create new classes: communicating the vision over and over with the skaters who joined. Explaining to them that they are magical and capable - that they were destined to fly.

THE VIEW | FALL 202555The Chrysalis True transformation requires the old to melt away—a diicult process, as we cling to how things “should be.” As I approached Hollyburn’s new Skating Community initiative, I saw the strenh in our shared identity: family values, intentional activities, and a healthy lifestyle thrive in every corner of the Club. By welcoming more people through our Ice Shows, we’re creating a pillar that expands beyond figure skating’s old individualism and becomes a vibrant part of the Club’s community. The BuerflyTaking flight, just as the process from walking to skating requires an entirely dierent set of movements, so does the decision to fly. When skaters leave the ice for the first time and feel that they have flown for a brief moment, their eyes light up. It’s one of the most precious experiences of coaching: to witness that light turn on in a skater’s eyes. They think to themselves: I didn’t know that was even possible! As a program, the Skating Community at Hollyburn is now 2 years into the new chapter, and I think it’s time that the program takes flight. Inspiring as many people as possible to skate, contributing to the club through performance, and lighting up the hearts of all who enter the ice. If you want to be part of the movement & Skating Community (even if you’d like to become an oicial Fan!) - email: skating@hollburn.org to connect with me directly.Let’s FLY! Jadene Shannon Head of Skating

THE VIEW | FALL 202556SQUASHBasic Rules and GameplayThe objective of the game is for players to take turns hiing the ball against the front wall, above the tin and below the out line. The ball may strike the side or back walls at any time, as long as it hits below the out line. A ball that lands on the out line, or the line along the top of the tin, is considered to be out. Aer the ball hits the front wall, it is allowed to bounce once on the floor (and any number of times against the side or back walls) before a player must return it. Players may move anywhere around the court but accidental or deliberate obstruction of the other player’s movements is forbidden. Players typically return to the center of the court aer making a shot.Each game is played to 11 points. The player who scores 11 points first wins the game except if the score reaches 10-all, when the game continues until one player leads by two points. Either player may score points (PAR – point-a-rally). The server, on winning a rally, scores a point and retains the service; the receiver, on winning a rally, scores a point and becomes the server.Points are awarded if, during the course of play:• The receiver fails to strike the ball before it has bounced twice.• The receiver hits the ball out (either on or above the out line, or on the tin) or misses the front wall.• Interference resulting in a stroke, i.e. point to the obstructed player. How many people play Squash in the worldSquash is gaining popularity worldwide, with over 20 million people in 130 countries playing the sport on approximately 50,000 courts. The recreational appeal of squash is increasing with the rising number of courts and sales of beginner and intermediate rackets. On a professional level, the sport is also experiencing growth, as more players compete in Professional Squash Association (PSA) tournaments each year. The World Squash Federation serves as the global governing body for squash, with 150 national associations as members, organized into five regions: Africa, Asia, Europe, Oceania, and Pan America.CSAThe College Squash Association (CSA) is an organization that oversees collegiate squash in the United States/Canada. It provides competitive opportunities and organizes tournaments for college and university squash teams. The CSA promotes the sport and oers a platform for student-athletes to showcase their skills. It organizes major events such as the CSA Individual Championships and the CSA Team Championships. The CSA also maintains rankings for players and teams to determine seeding’s and invitations to tournaments. By joining the CSA, students can engage in a dynamic and highly competitive sport, make friends, and gain valuable life lessons. It is a great opportunity for college-bound students who are passionate about squash. Currently, there are approximately 70 colleges and universities participating in the College Squash Association (CSA). These institutions field both men's and women's squash teams, creating a robust and highly competitive environment for student-athletes.

THE VIEW | FALL 202557Want to JoinTry our amazing Thursty Squash League:Each cycle, you will be placed with five other skilled players, and each week you will have a start time and an opponent to play. Play your match, record your results, and move your way up! Choose from multiple 5-week cycles during the squash season. Tuesday Free Drop In for Singles & Doubles Play:Open to all players looking for additional games. Play a game (or two), then come o court and rotate the opponent. Players will self-organize and take turns in round-robin play. Aendance is voluntary, so come when you can, but remember to come oen. Junior Silver Series:The Junior Silver Series is a regionalized tournament series that allows players outside of the top of Squash BC’s provincial ranking system to compete, experience success, and continue to develop their skills. Silver Series events also represent an opportunity for those succeeding at the Squash Starters level to transition into a more competitive environment. Silver Series events are tournaments that can use a round-robin or straight-draw format (Note: Players are always guaranteed at least two matches). Players provincially ranked in the top eight of U15, U17 & U19 or the top four of U13 (as of the event registration deadline) are ineligible to participate in the Silver Series. Silver Series event divisions can use either single-dot (competition) or double-dot (pro) balls. Why should tennis players pick up squash?Playing squash benefits tennis players by improving agility, footwork, and reaction time through its fast pace and multidirectional movements. It boosts stamina, sharpens hand-eye coordination, and enhances racket control, aiding creativity and precision in tennis.Even Roger Federer played squash when he was growing up! Why Play Squash?Heathiest Sport Squash is a sport that oers numerous health and fitness benefits. This thrilling and dynamic game combines speed, agility, and strategy, making it a fun way to get fit. Playing squash helps improve cardiovascular fitness, builds strenh and flexibility, burns calories, enhances mental acuity, and reduces stress. This sport provides a full-body workout that leaves you feeling energized and accomplished. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced player, squash is an excellent choice for improving your overall fitness level. Cross-TrainingExperience Squash: Elevate Your Cross-Training Journey! Ready to enhance your fitness and have a blast? Look no further than squash! This high-octane sport challenges your body in unique ways, improving coordination, footwork, reaction time, and spatial awareness. In just 40-60 minutes, you'll get a full workout that will leave you invigorated. Plus, it's a fantastic social activity to enjoy with friends and family. Discover the joy of squash today! Squash in the Olympics?For the longest time squash wasn’t included in the Olympics but this is about to change as squash is confirmed for its inclusion in the LA Olympics of 2028.Squash BC Tournament Calendar www.squashbc.com/w/calendarRegistration for all events is completed onlineRyan Head of Tennis

THE VIEW | FALL 202558Mason Yao was crowned the Winnipeg U14 Boys Singles Champion, while Karina Lee Griin triumphed in the Tennis BC U10 Girls Rising Stars Tour event hosted at Hollyburn Country Club. Benjamin Colhoun was a finalist in the Boys U10 category of the same tour. The Womens Business League wrapped up its season, recognizing Colleen O’Neill with the Top Player Cup, and Jordan Copeland and Jessica Gibbons for most courts advanced. Team Chan topped their league with a first-place finish out of five teams and received the Regular Season Winner trophy, with Joshua Lovelace earning the Best Individual Record plaque for a perfect 7-0 run.League Champions honors went to Team McCready, captained by Bryan McCready, who edged out Team Bell in a dramatic super-tiebreak final aer spliing all six courts. Juan Suicho emerged victorious over Tiam Ghaderi in a tightly contested final at the Hollyburn Boys U12 Spring 2-Star event. Nina Pascall and Coleton Pascall-Durham clinched the title at the Mother & Child Tennis Tournament. Spring Hotshots concluded with outstanding performances: Cooper Armstrong (Red Ball), Sami Sabounchi (Orange Ball), and George Grant (Green Ball) were crowned winners.The Junior Open Day drew over 100 players for fun, games, and pizza, while the Adult Open Day brought players back to the outdoor courts with social tennis, demo rackets from Wilson and Babolat, food from Mama’s Fish and Chips, and tastings from Bridge Brewery and Landmark Selections. Mehrdad Shokrani claimed the World Seniors Over 50s Men’s Singles title at Jericho Tennis Club. Finally, Aleksander Nygaard won the U12 Outdoor Selection Series title against his friend Keon Molavi—who later won U12 doubles at the provincials—while Aleksander’s brother, Kristian, took U14 boys singles and both U14 and U16 doubles titles at the provincials. Oly O'Shea Head of TennisTennis

THE VIEW | FALL 202561AthleticOur Program Guide is your gateway to the exciting realm of Hollyburn activities. Discover everything you need to know – from timings and pricing to availability and beyond!PROGRAMS

THE VIEW | FALL 202563CHILDRENCHILDREN CHILDRENPROGRAM BY AGESee department for more details

THE VIEW | FALL 202564AQUATICSAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBPatrick ReaAquatic CoordinatorPRea@hollyburn.orgSymun PallAquatic SupervisorSPall@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202565AQUATICSHours of OperationLap PoolMon–Fri | 545am–1000pm Sat–Sun | 600am–1000pmLeisure PoolMon–Thu | 1000am–730pm Fri–Sun | 1000am–900pmBoth pools are closed for program use only Mon–Thu from 330pm–630pm, and Sat–Sun from 900am–1200pm.Pool ShutdownAug 23–Sept 15Swim LessonsSept 22–Dec 14No Swim LessonsOct 11 &12 Sept 30 | Truth & Reconciliation Day Oct 13 | Thanksgiving Nov 11 | Remembrance DayWinter Holidays Private LessonsDec 15–19 300pm–600pm (x2) – limited spacing availableRegistrationThursday, April 7 630am | HCC Parent & Tot 640am | HCC Preschool 650am | Swimmer 1–5 700am | Swimmer 6–9 710am | All Other Aquatics Programs 720am | Aquatics Private Lessons emailEmail PRea@hollyburn.org to book private lessons! The pools are exclusively reserved for program use during these hours: Mon–Thu, from 330pm to 630pm, and on Sat–Sun, from 900am to 1200pm.Please refer to our website www.hollyburn.org for detailed information and access to GameTime about the pool schedules and lane availability. Important RemindersAll children (regardless of swimming ability) under the age of 8 years must be accompanied in the water and within arm’s reach of an adult over the age of 16, at all time. The adult to child ratio is 13.The aquatics commiee and management work collectively to develop a harmonized pool schedule that works for all Members. All programs and activities are taken into consideration. Even if it looks like there are only a few swimmers in the pool, time is allocated for specific user groups and aendance can vary. Hollyburn lifeguards and management will be enforcing the delegated times within the schedule to ensure the best possible operation of our pool.The hot tub is closed to swim lesson participants Mon–Thu, 330pm–645pm and Sat, 900am–1200pm. It remains open to Members of the swim team as well as Members aged 13+ or with an adult in the hot tub with them. Cancellation Policy7-days prior to first day is provided for Group Programs to avoid charges. 48-hours prior to scheduled time starts time for Private Lessons to avoid charges.To request a cancellation, please email PRea@hollyburn.org.*Please refer to House Rule 30 for more info.

THE VIEW | FALL 202566Booking InformationFall registration opens on Thursday, August 7 at 630am (Parent & Tot), 640am (Preschool 0-5), 650am (Swimmer 1-5), 700am (Swimmer 6-9), and 710am (All other Aquatics Programs). Private lesson registration for all ages will open at 720am. No bookings will be accepted prior to the registration opening date and time. If a class is full, please register on a wait list or contact the aquatic department to discuss your options. Registration for group programs can be done online through the Hollyburn member website or through the Aquatic Coordinator, Athletic Coordinator, or Aquatic Supervisor. Private lessons can only be booked by Prea@hollyburn.org. We will confirm private lessons on a first come first serve basis. To enable our Aquatic Coordinator time to coordinate instructors and organize appropriate class sizes the swim lesson online registration closes Sunday, September 10 at 1155pm. Registration aer this time must be done directly with the Aquatics department at 604-913-4574 or by emailed Patrick directly Prea@hollyburn.org. Members may not register for classes or switch lessons aer the third week of the lesson set. Private LessonsA private swim lesson with one of our accredited swimming instructors is the first step to becoming the type of swimmer that you have always wanted to be. Lessons can be booked for all ages and a variety of times are available to accommodate your busy schedule. See page 76 for available private lesson times. Due to high demand, private lessons booked Monday through Friday may only be booked in the set times indicated on the grid at the end of page 76. This is to accommodate as many Members as possible on these days. Private Lessons 30 minutes | $35.00 45 minutes | $52.50 60 minutes | $70.00 Semi-Private (2 participants) 30 minutes | $23.00 each 45 minutes | $34.50 each 60 minutes | $46.00 each Small Group (3-5 participants) 30 minutes | $18.00 each 45 minutes | $27.00 each 60 minutes | $36.00 each

THE VIEW | FALL 202567Aquatic Program F.A.Q.Q: What programs does HCC Aquatics oer? A: We oer the HCC Parent and Tot, HCC Preschool, the Lifesaving Society Swim for Life, and the Lifesaving Society Bronze Star, Bronze Medallion, and Bronze Cross. We also oer adult swimming programs such as Aquafit and M&M’s, and first aid courses (CPR-C/ AED and Standard First Aid) as well. Q: We want to get our children into swimming, where do we start?A: Children under the age of 3 will start out in the HCC Parent and Tot program depending on comfort level. At age 2, our Intro to Penguin classes give children a chance to challenge entry to unparented lessons. Preschool children (3–5 yrs) should start in Egg, and school aged children (5+ yrs) should start in Swimmer 1. Q: It’s been a while since we swam or we swam in a dierent program. Which level should we register for? A: We are happy to arrange a 5-minute swim evaluation with one of our sta. Simply arrange a time during any general swim and we can tell you the best level for them. This is especially important for safety and quality assurance, children signed up for a level too advanced for them will be removed from the class. We always try to move them to a beer class, but if we cannot the original fee will not be refunded. Q: How do I know which level to register for next session? A: All swimmers will receive a level recommendation handout prior to the registration deadline each set. We ask that all participants bring past reports to any upcoming sessions so their instructors can continue to fill them out as your child progresses. Final report cards with feedback from the instructor will be handed out on the final day of class.Swim Combo Programs!*Mon–ThuHollyburn is happy to oer several combined athletics programs to keep our young members healthy and physically active. Children in these programs are dropped o aer school for one of the below sports, and when their class finishes are brought by HCC sta to the pool for swim lessons aerwards. Parents pick them up aer swimming at either 500pm, 515pm or 530pm, thoroughly tuckered out aer their activities. Simply register for one of the below programs and a 430pm, 445pm or 500pm swim lesson (at your child’s level) on the same day to be included in the program. See the grid at the end of this section for available swim classes. Tennis & SwimPlay Ball & Swim330pm–415pm (Tennis), followed by Preschool Swim at either 430pm or 445pm.Red Ball & Swim330pm–415pm (Tennis class), followed by Swimmer 1+ at either 430pm or 445pm.Badminton & Swim Badminton and Swimming Combo (Ages 3–5): 345pm–430pm (Badminton), followed by Swim at either 445pm or 500pm.

THE VIEW | FALL 202568HCC Parent & Tot Penguin & Parent 4–36 mosParent or caregiver will participate in the classes along with their child. This class will concentrate on continually building your child’s confidence and technique in the water while having fun. See page 75.• Supports and Holds• Front: Position, floats, and kicks• Back: Position, floats, and kicks• Breath Control: Geing wet, mouth and nose bubbles, and submersion• Safety Skills• Entries and Exits: Slip-ins and jumps Intro To Penguins 2–3 yrsThis Parent and Tot level is focused on building a tot’s independence in lessons to get them ready to enter HCC’s Preschool Program. Parents or caregivers are slowly transitioned out of the class as their tot’s independence increases. • Assisted Slip-ins and Jumps• Rhythmic Breathing • Assisted Front and Back Float • Assisted Front and Back Kick HCC Preschool Program The Aquatics department has created a tailored preschool swim program that emphasizes fun and activity, helping young swimmers develop their skills and advance through levels based on their abilities.Listed below are some skills for the HCC Preschool levels. Do not hesitate to contact the Aquatics Department with any questions regarding our preschool program or your child’s swim level. We are always happy to arrange a 5-minute swim evaluation with one of our sta. See page 75 for program times and a preschool program conversion chart. Egg 2–3 yrs This level is only for those who have taken and completed Intro to Penguins. Please contact Patrick at PRea@hollyburn.org for more information.*Parents/caregivers are not required in the water. • Kick with a Buoyant Object on Front and Back• Submersion• Assisted Front and Back Floats• Assisted Front and Back Kick Egg 3–5 yrs *Parents/caregivers are not required in the water. • Kick with a Buoyant Object on Front and Back• Submersion• Assisted Front and Back Floats• Assisted Front and Back Kick Hatchling 3–5 yrs Please note that children who are still 2 years old may register for this class if they have taken the Egg (2–3) level and been given a sticker of completion by their instructor. All under-age registration must be done through Aquatics sta. • Unassisted Slip-ins & Jumps in Chest Deep Water• Unassisted Front & Back Floats• Unassisted Front Kick• Assisted Roll-Over Kick, Back to Front

THE VIEW | FALL 202569Chick 3–5 yrs • Unassisted Back Kick • Unassisted Roll-Over Kick, Back to Front• Assisted Roll-Over Kick, Front to Back• Big Arms with Kick• Assisted Side KickLile Penguin 3–6 yrs • Unassisted Treading Water in Main Pool• Slip-ins & Jumps in the Main Pool, Unassisted Back Float with Assisted Return to Wall• Unassisted Roll-Over Kick, Front to Back• Big Arms with Kick• Unassisted Side Kick Big Penguin 3–6 yrs • Siing Dive• Front and Back Kick• Big Arms with Kick• Side Kick• Assisted Front/Side Kick Combo, Front to Side Emperor Penguin 3–6 yrs • Kneeling Dive• Assisted Head First Scull• Front & Back Kick• Side Kick• Introduction to Front Crawl

THE VIEW | FALL 202570Lifesaving Society Swim For Life 5–14 yrsThis 9-level program replaces the discontinued Red Cross Swim Kids program. Swim for Life helps young swimmers master three key strokes—front crawl, back crawl, and breaststroke—while also learning sidestroke. Through fun activities and lifesaving skill introductions, participants will build water safety awareness, fitness, and endurance.Listed below are some of skills for the Swim for Life - Swimmer program. Contact the Aquatics Department with any questions regarding your swim level. We are happy to arrange a 5-minute swim evaluation with one of our sta.See page 75 for program times. Swimmer 1• Fluer kick on front and back 5m• Front & back glide 3m• Front & back floats 5 sec• Front crawl with PFD Swimmer 2• Fluer kick on front and back 10m• Front and back crawl 10m• Vertical whip kick 30 sec• Tread water 15 sec Swimmer 3• Front and back crawl 15m• Whip kick on back 10m• Tread water 30 sec• Kneeling dive into deep water Swimmer 4• Front and back crawl 25m• Whip kick on front 15m• Tread water 1 min• Swim underwater 5m Swimmer 5• Front and back crawl 50m• Head up front crawl 10m• Stationary eggbeater kick 30 sec• Breaststroke 25m Swimmer 6 • Front and back crawl 100m• Scissor kick 15m• Object recovery underwater 10m• Breaststroke 50mSwimmers will need to complete Swimmer 6 before trying out for our Hollyburn Hurricanes Swim Team. Swimmer 7 – Rookie Patrol• Head up swim 25m• Swim 350m• Swim 100m in 3min• Rescue breathing and EMS Swimmer 8 – Ranger Patrol• Dive entry 1m in height• Swim 200m in 6 min• Object support in deep water (5 lbs. for 3 min)• Underwater swim 10m• Treating for shock• Obstructed airways Swimmer 9 – Star Patrol• Object carry (10 lbs. for 25 m)• Swim 300m in 9 min• External bleeding care• Weak or non-swimmer rescues• Unconscious victim removal• Unconscious obstructed airway treatment

THE VIEW | FALL 202571Lifesaving Society ProgramsBronze Star Prerequisite: 12 yrs and ability to swim 200m Bronze Star is the pre-Bronze Medallion training standard and an excellent for preparation in Bronze Medallion. Learn self-rescue techniques, in-water rescue skills, first aid and more!Oct 10 Fri | 600pm–800pmOct 11 Sat | 1200pm–500pmOct 12 Sun | 1200pm–500pm$217.00Bronze MedallionNo age pre-requisite if candidate has Bronze Star; if not, must be 13 years by last day of course. Completion of Swimmer 9 – Star Patrol is recommended but not mandatory.Bronze Medallion covers self–rescue techniques, victim tows, carries and more! Rescues involve conscious and unconscious victims of various types, including spinal injuries and circulatory emergencies.Nov 7 Fri | 500pm–900pmNov 8 Sat | 1000am–600pmNov 9 Sun | 1000am–600pm$292.00Bronze Cross Prerequisite: Bronze MedallionBronze Cross is the final installation Bronze courses. Candidates develop proficiency at performing patient assessments, managing aquatic spinal injuries, and preventing the loss of life in a variety of emergencies.Dec 5 Fri | 500pm–900pmDec 6 Sat | 1000am–600pmDec 7 Sun | 1000am–600pm$292.00

THE VIEW | FALL 202572Youth Recreational ProgrammingRed Cross Stay Safe! 9 yrs–13 yrs | or completion of Grade 3This course teaches participants about being safe when they are without the direct supervision of a parent, guardian, or trusted adult, both at home and in their communities. This course will include basic first aid, safety skills, and how to recognize and respond to unexpected situations. Oct 19 Sun | 1000am–330pm$56.00Red Cross Babysiers Course 11+ yrsAre you an 11-year-old or older planning to become a babysier? Are you ready for this important responsibility? Do you know how to feed a baby, change a diaper, prepare simple meals, play games, ensure safety, and handle emergencies? A good babysier should! This 8-hour course, includes a manual and a mini first aid kit.Nov 16 Sun | 1000am–600pm$80.00Standard First Aid & CPR C Blended 13+ yrsThis course involves an online component and an in-person classroom component. It focuses on and includes injury prevention strategies, important background knowledge, and descriptions of how to recognize and care for a variety of injuries and illnesses. Participants will also read about particular first aid skills, and watch videos demonstrating how these skills are performed. The online component covers care for adults, children, and babies. When participants complete the classroom component, their skills and knowledge evaluation will focus on only the topic for which they are being certified.Please contact Prea@hollyburn.org if interested.

THE VIEW | FALL 202573HCC Parent and Tot/Preschool (4 month-6 yrs)West Vancouver Parent and Tot/Preschool (4 months-5 yrs)Red Cross Pre-school (3-6 yrs)Red Cross Swim Kids (5+ yrs)Lifesaving Society Swim for Life (5+ yrs)HCC Parent and Tot Ducks Starfish, Duck, Sea TurtleIntro to Preschool JellyfishEgg Minnows and Seals Sea Oer SK1HatchlingGuppies and DolphinsSalamander (taken for 0-2 sessions)SK1ChickGuppies and DolphinsSalamander (taken for 3 or more sessions)SK1Lile PenguinSeahorses and Killer WhalesSunfish SK2Big Penguin Sharks Crocodile SK3 Swimmer 1Emperor PenguinOgopogo’s and BarracudasWhale SK3 Swimmer 1New to Hollyburn Swimming?Hollyburn runs HCC Parent and Tot, HCC Preschool, and Lifesaving Society Swim for Life. For those of you that are new to Hollyburn, here is a conversion chart with the Red Cross Preschool levels and West Vancouver Preschool levels.Swim participants will know when they are ready to advanced to the next level upon receiving a completion badge for their current level. Swimmers should not registered in a more advanced level unless they have received their report card indicating so or have completed a swim evaluation from one of our instructors.All of our accredited swim instructors are trained by the Canadian Red Cross and the Lifesaving Society to teach water safety and improve stroke technique.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025744 - 36 MonthsEGGHATCHLINGLITTLEPENGUINBIG PENGUINEMPERORPENGUINSWIMMER 1SWIMMER 2SWIMMER 3SWIMMER 4SWIMMER 5SWIMMER 6SWIMMER 7SWIMMER 8SWIMMER 9HCC PRESCHOOL3 - 6 YearsLIFESAVING SOCIETYSWIM FOR LIFE5 -14 YearsCHICKINTRO TOPENGUINSPARENT & PENGUINHCC PARENT & TOTAquatic PathwaysSwim participants will know when they are ready to advance to the next level upon receiving a completion badge for their current level. Swimmers should not register in a more advanced level unless they have received their report card indicating so or have completed a swim evaluation from one of our instructors.All of our accredited swim instructors are trained by the Canadian Red Cross and the Lifesaving Society to teach water safety and improve stroke technique.

THE VIEW | FALL 202575Fall Swimming Lessons 2025Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Saturday SundaySept 22-Dec 14No class: Oct 13No class: Sept 30, Nov 11No class: Oct 11 No class: Oct 1230 min = $110 30 min = $100 30 min = $120 30 min = $11030 min = $12045 min = $165 45 min = $150 45 min = $180 45 min = $16560 min = $220 60 min = $200 60 min = $240 60 min = $220Penguin & Parent 4-36 months930am–1000am930am–1000am1130am–1200pmIntro to Penguins2-3 yrs515pm–545pm 1100am–1130amEgg2-3 yrs345pm–415pm 415pm–445pm 500pm–530pm 515pm–545pm 930am-1000am 930am–1000amEgg 3-5 yrs415pm–445pm 500pm–530pm 345pm–415pm 500pm–530pm 900am–930amHatchling3-5 yrs445pm-515pm345pm–415pm 500pm–530pm 430pm–530pm 900am–930am515pm–545pm 515pm–545pm 530pm–600pm 930am-1000amChick3-5 yrs430pm–500pm 345pm–415pm 415pm-445pm445pm-515pm 930am-1000am500pm–530pm 1030am–1100am Lile Penguin3-6 yrs445pm-515pm 430pm–500pm430pm–500pm445pm-515pm 1045am–1115am 515pm–545pmBig Penguin3-6 yrs515pm–545pm 445pm-515pm 445pm-515pm 415pm–445pm 900am–930amEmperor Penguin 3-6 yrsSwimmer 15+ yrs345pm–415pm 445pm-515pm 345pm–415pm 345pm–415pm 1130am–1200amSwimmer 2 5+yrs345pm–415pm 515pm–545pm 445pm-515pm 345pm–415pm 1000am–1030amSwimmer 3 5+ yrs445pm-515pm 345pm–415pm 345pm–415pm 515pm–545pm 1000am–1030amSwimmer 45+ yrs415pm–500pm 430pm–515pm 530pm–615pm 530pm–615pm 1000am–1045amSwimmer 55+ yrs500pm–545pm 500pm–545pm 530pm–615pm 600pm–645pm 1045am–1130amSwimmer 65+ yrs500pm–600pm515pm–615pm530pm–630pm545pm–645pm430pm–530pm530pm–630pm530pm–630pm345pm–445pm1000am–1100amSwimmer 75+ yrsSwimmer 85+ yrsSwimmer 95+ yrs*Times in orange indicate sessions in the Tennis/Swim Combo program. Times in blue indicate sessions in the Badminton/Swim Combo. These lessons have limited availability. If your child is not participating in tennis programs, please consider another available time to allow other Members a chance to join!

THE VIEW | FALL 202576LifesavingFriday Saturday SundayBronze Star12+ yrsOct 10–12600pm-800pm 1200pm-500pm 1200pm-500pmBronze Medallion 13+ yrsNov 7–9500pm–900pm 1000am–600pm 1000am–600pmBronze Cross13+ yrsDec 5–7500pm–900pm 1000am–600pm 1000am–600pmHome AloneRed Cros Stay Safe!9+ yrsOct 191000am–330pmRed Cross Babysier Course11+ yrsNov 161000am–600pmPrivate LessonsMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday SundaySept 22-Dec 14No class: Oct 13No class: Sept 30, Nov 11No class: Oct 31 No class: Oct 11 No class: Oct 12330pm–415pm 330pm-430pm x2 330pm-430pm x2 330pm-430pm x2300pm–700pmx5900am–930am x2 900am–930am x2345pm–445pm 415pm-500pm415pm-445pm 415pm-445pm900am–1000am x21000am-11am x2415pm-445pm x2 415pm-445pm415pm-500pm 515pm-600pm930am-1000am x21100am-1200pm x2400pm-445pm 515pm-545pm545pm-645pm x2545pm-645pm x2930am–1030am545pm-630pm 545pm-645pm x2 615pm-545pm x2 615pm-645pm1000am-1045am545pm-645pm x2545pm-630pm1100am-1200pm x2600pm–645pm 6pm–645pm1115am-1200pm x2615pm-645pm1130am-1200pm x2*Lessons Monday through Thursday may only be booked in the indicated times and durations. Availability is limited by available pool space and may increase if group programs are cancelled. Billings are done month by month, unlike group lessons that are billed for the whole set.Private Lessons Cost30min 45min 60minPrivates | 1 on 1 $35.00 $52.50 $70.00Semi-Privates | 2 on 1 $23.00 pp $34.50 pp $46.00 ppSmall Group | 3-5 $18.00 pp $27.00 pp $36.00 pp

THE VIEW | FALL 202577A D ULT AQUATICSAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBBrad HuonHead CoachBHuon@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202578ADULT AQUATICSThe Master’s program caters for all ages and abilities. If your goal is to swim a lenh of the pool non-stop or to finish an Ironman, we can help you. We cater for those who want to stay fit and those that have a competitive goal. We also cater for those who want to be in a fun social environment while enjoying an aerobic workout and a full body tone. “Fitness, Friendship and Fun all in One”Coaches: Brad Huon, Janice Avon, Mahew Ketchin.Contact: BHuon@hollyburn.orgMasters, Triathletes, & CoThis is our splash and dash group for the early morning risers who are looking for a fast and hard cardio workout before they shoot o to work. This group consists of Tri-guys, Iron men/women, ex-swimmers and well conditioned fitness swimmers. (One hour coaching both days)Sept 15–Dec 21 Tue, Thu | 600am–700am Tue, Thu | 700am–800am$320.00This group is a good working group and has multiple abilities. We have the speedsters and those that want more of a skills and drills focused workout with aention to form. This group consists of ex- swimmers, Iron men/women and fitness swimmers.Sept 15–Dec 21 Tue, Thu | 800am–900am Tue, Thu | 900am–1000am$320.00Senior Swim FitA program for the mature swimmers who still like a challenge and keep fit but even more so “have fun” in the process. We aim to give a good cardio workout as you improve your strokes.Sept 15–Dec 21 Tue, Thu | 800am–900am$320.00Masters LiteThis program developed from a one day a week to a three day a week program. Your complete weekly cardio program is now here in a low impact environment. It is for the swimmers who have lile or no coached program experience. We will move at a pace that you are comfortable with and work on your stroke as we go. We also work on how to read the set/workout on the white board. Lane ethics will also be covered.Sept 15–Dec 21 Mon, Wed, Fri | 1000–1100am$470.00

THE VIEW | FALL 202579Adult Aquatic Program Progression PathwayPrivate LessonsMaster LiteTue, Thu600am-700am | 700am-800am800am-900am | 900am-1000am730am-900am | 830am-1000amTue, ThuSat, SunSenior Swim FitAre you receiving our new Adult Aquatics newsleer? Please contact Athletics@hollyburn.org.Adult Private LessonsThere is no beer way to speed up the learning curve than a private one to one swimming lesson. If you are the person that had a traumatic aquatic experience at some stage in your life and can’t shake that feeling or if you want to improve and refine your stroke for a new goal/event that requires you saving energy in the swim section, then this is the best way to achieve that.I hear the same issue numerous of times during the year “I run 4min miles, bike 200k on the weekends, hit the pool and die aer two laps”. If this is you, I highly recommend a private one to one coaching lesson to identify and work on solving the issues in a safe and progressive manner. Mon–Fri | 1000am–200pm*Evening weekdays and weekend times are available upon request.Cancellation NoticeAs per House Rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 7 (seven) days cancellation notice is received, or the program is cancelled in writing by the Recreation Oice or Member Services prior to the first day of class.

THE VIEW | FALL 202580S W IM TEAMAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBBrad HuonHead CoachBHuon@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202581Swim Academy 1 6–9 yrsPrerequisite basic skills of freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke kick (Completed Swimmer 6).Swim Academy 1 is our introductory program to the Hurricanes and competitive swimming. Swimmers should be able to swim 25m of freestyle or backstroke comfortably. Program focus is on breathing, sculling, dolphin kick and breaststroke kick with introductions to starts, turns and mini-competitions. Swimmers are encouraged to train 2-3 times a week.Sept 22–Dec 14 Mon–Thu | 520pm–615pm$495.00*Brad HuonSwim Academy 2 7–11 yrsPrerequisite basic skills of freestyle, backstroke, breaststroke and buerfly (Completed Swimmer 8). Swim Academy 2 is the second level in the Hurricanes program where skills from Swim Academy 1 are further developed as well as learning to swim all four strokes legally. Swimmers should be able to swim 100m comfortably and continuously. In addition, swimmers are introduced to the pace clock, training sets, speed work and calisthenics. Swimmers are encouraged to train three times a week.Sept 22–Dec 14 Mon, Wed | 520pm–630pm Tue, Thu | 405pm–515pm$600.00*Ma KetchinYouth Swim Training 11–18 yrsPrerequisite basic skills of Freestyle, Backstroke and Breaststroke (Completed Swimmer 9).Our Youth Swim Training Group is designed for swimmers who are focusing on other sports and activities but want to improve their swimming. Experienced swimmers who have trained with the team can talk to Brad about what schedule works best for them. This group will include swimmers who are not able to aend a full schedule for Monsoon or Typhoon. Sept 15–Dec 14 Tue, Thu | 630pm–730pm Fri | 500pm–600pm$370.00* Ma Ketchinpre-Competitive Programs

THE VIEW | FALL 202582Monsoon 9–12 yrsPrerequisite four legal strokes and approaching 200m IM LMR standard.  Monsoon is the entry point to regional competition in the Hurricanes program. Swimmers train 3+ times per week, compete regularly, and focus on stroke technique, endurance, and racing skills like starts, turns, and finishes.Sept–Jun Mon, Thu | 345pm–500pm Tue | 515pm–645pm Fri | 400pm–530pm Sat | 830am–1000am$915.00*Ma KetchinTyphoon Group 11–14 yrsPrerequisite SwimBC Divisional Standards.Swimmers in this Typhoon have made competitive swimming one of their focus sports and are commied to aending 5-6 training sessions per week which include dryland and mental skills. Swimmers may enter the group from either Tsunami. The focus will be preparing athletes for success at provincial and eventually national competitions.Sept–Jun Mon, Thu | 345pm–630pm Tue, Fri | 345pm–530pm Wed | 345pm–645pm Sat | 830am–1000am$1235.00* Brad HuonPursuit 13–18 yrsPrerequisite SwimBC Provincial Standards and approaching Canadian Western Championships. Pursuit athletes qualify through their school to allow flexible training. They must meet competition standards and commit to the full schedule, aiming for national times and preparing for university-level swimming.Sept–Jun Mon, Wed, Fri | 545am–730am Mon, Thu | 145pm–515pm Tue | 145pm–330pm Wed | 230pm–545pm Sat | 800am–1100am $1500.00*Brad Huon*Plus annual SwimBC registration & Team Development Fees for all prices.  For more information about the club please contact Head Coach Brad Huon at BHuon@hollyburn.org or visit our website www.hst.poolq.net.Swim Team Private Lessons 5–18 yrsPrerequisite basic skills of freestyle, backstroke and breaststroke kick (Completed Swimmer 6).Swimmers interested in joining Pre-Competitive programs or the Swim Team can contact Brad at BHuon@hollyburn.org to set up private lessons. Swim Team Private Lessons will focus on competitive swim skills outside of our regular programming.Competitive Programs

THE VIEW | FALL 202583BADMINTONAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBJulia ChenHead of BadmintonBadminton@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202584JUNIOR PROGRAMSTweedy Birds 3.5–5 yrsBadminton is fun, easy to learn, and perfect for kids of all ages. This class helps young players build racquet skills, coordination, and confidence—all while having a blast!Sept 15–Dec 13 Mon, Wed | 345pm–430pm$250.00 | Once a week $420.00 | Twice a week HCC Badge Programs for Beginners & Intermediates Our Badge Challenge Program is specially designed for kids aged 6 to 12 at beginner or intermediate levels. Players enrolled in the Badge programs will be on their way to improving their game. The training program incorporates discipline, enjoyment, dedication, focus, and a positive aitude. All instructions are provided by qualified coaches.Badge Bronze 6–8 yrsSept 15–Dec 13 Tue, Thu | 345pm–430pm$250.00 | Once a week $420.00 | Twice a weekBadge Silver & Gold 8+ yrsSept 15–Dec 13Mon–Thu | 430pm–530pm Sat | 1000am–1100am$280.00 (once a week) $460.00 (twice a week)Badminton Teens Program 12+ yrsThis program is for teenagers who would like to learn to play badminton at recreational level. The program will focus on a fun way of learning badminton while improving players’ fitness level. The lessons include conditioning training program, on-court instructions and match play. Sept 15–Dec 13 Sat | 1000am–1200pm$200.00/mosJunior Ladder 6+ yrsOur Junior Ladder Program is entirely match play. It is a fun way for kids to gain more experience in an actual game seing. Please email Julia if you are interested to play.Fri | 330pm–430pm FreePrivate LessonPrivate lessons are available for booking. Email to book your lessons: Badminton@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202585Badminton Team HawksPlayers in this program will be able to represent Hollyburn by competing in selected junior local tournaments and eventually working their way to the Provincial and National Level of play. Young Gun 9+ yrs - Invited Players Sept 8–Dec 20 Tue, Thu | 530pm–730pm$350.00/mosSkill Enhancement Invited PlayersSept 8–Dec 20 Sat | 800am–1100am$275.00/mos Next Generation Invited PlayersSept 8–Dec 20 Mon, Wed | 530pm–730pm$350.00/mosAdult PROGRAMSGroup LessonsWe oer badminton adult group lessons and private lessons during the day. To book your private lessons, email Badminton@hollyburn.org.Intermediate GroupSept 15–Dec 13Tue | 930am–1030amBeginner Group Thu | 930am–1030am$350.00 | Once a week $30.00 | Drop-inMonday & Wednesday Badminton NightPick up your racquets and join the other members to have a fun night of badminton and a good work-out on a drop-in basis. Our badminton adult will organize the games and play with you. No commitment is required.Mon, Wed | 730pm–1000pm $6.00 | Per personBadminton Social PlayYou are welcome to join the morning group and may be surprised at how much fun and exercise playing badminton is.Tue, Thu | 1000am–1230pm*Bring your own shulecocksAnnual Commiee FeeA mandatory $25.00 commiee fee will be billed to all badminton players for the season of 2025/2026. The commiee fee will be used for badminton department activities, tournament events and coaches’ travel expenses for the season. If you have any questions about the fee, please email: Badminton@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | FALL 202586BRIDGEAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBStephen BeatonBridge CoordinatorBridge@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202587BRIDGEBridge Basics & BeyondDiscover the timeless game of Bridge: a perfect mix of strategy, memory, and fun. Whether your brand new or looking to build confidence, this program is your gateway to years of engaging play and meaninul connections.Each week, you'll explore the core fundamentals:• Bidding: Learn how to communicate and compete with precision.• Playing the Hand: Develop the skills to plan and execute winning plays.• Defense: Uncover techniques to challenge and outwit your opponents.Join us Thursday aernoons for a fun, welcoming, and social learning environment!Sept 18–Nov 6 Thu | 100pm–300pm Club Lounge$120.00Tai EngSupervised PlayStart with a quick “Tip of the Day” tailored to the group, then enjoy playing hands from a club duplicate game. Ask questions anytime about bidding or play. Perfect for those who want to learn while having fun. Come solo or with a partner and we will find you a seat. No games on Dec 23 and 30.Oct 7–Dec 16 Tue | 1000am–1200pm Club LoungeDrop-in: $12.00 | $15.00 For guestsStephen BeatonAdvanced Bridge | Continuing Level 2Specifically designed for players who have completed a previous Level 2 session, this course will help solidify your foundation while introducing new strategies to sharpen your play.What you'll learn:• A comprehensive review of Level 1 & 2 fundamentals with open Q&A.• In-depth focus on key conventions: Stayman, Transfers, Gerber, and Blackwood.• Introduction to basic defensive techniques through real-life examples.• Strategies to help Declarers maximize tricks and improve success rates.Join a supportive, fun environment where you’ll continue learning alongside familiar faces and fellow bridge enthusiasts.Sept 16–Nov 4 Tue | 1230pm–230pm Club Lounge$120.00Tai EngInvitational Duplicate GameAn ACBL-sanctioned game open to Hollyburn members, their guests, and members of other private clubs. No partner? No problem. We'll match you up or provide a standby partner. No game on Dec 25.Sept 4–Dec 18 Thu | 930am–1230pm Club LoungeDrop-in: $12.00 | $15.00 For guestsStephen Beaton & Cindy Oishi

THE VIEW | FALL 202588Sophie GareauHockey CoordinatorSGareau@hollyburn.orgHOCKEYAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBGriin ReinhartHockey DirectorGReinhart@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202589HOCKEYAll programs are subject to change based on the minor hockey schedule, and additional programs may be added.U7/U9 Morning SkillsSept 15–Dec 8 Mon | 700am–800am Large Ice$360.00*No class Oct 13Cookie MonstersSept 17–Dec 14 Wed | 400pm–445pm Sun | 1045am–1130pmWed | $325.00 Sun | $300.00 Wed + Sun | $500.00*No class Oct 12Power Edge Pro (PEP) Sept 20–Dec 13U11 Sat | 1000am–1050amU13 Sat | 1100am–1200pm$540.00 *No class Oct 11Power Skating and Puck Skills Sept 20–Dec 13U9/U11 Sat | 1200pm–100pmU13/U15 Sat | 115pm–215pm$360.00*No class Oct 11Goaltender Development *Groups will be split up depending on registration. Open to U7–U13 goalies.Sept 21–Dec 14 Sun | 1000am–1045am$420.00*No class Oct 12Rising Stars – Girls Only ProgramSept 21–Dec 14 Sun | 500pm–600pm$300.00*No class Oct 12

THE VIEW | FALL 202590Men’s Hockey 2025/2026 Season RegistrationYou can register for one of the following four divisions. www.mens.hollyburnhockey.comDivision 1 The target participant is a highly skilled player looking to play at a faster, more competitive speed.Division 2 The target participant is a player looking to play good, safe, fun men’s hockey.Division 3 The target participant is an older less skilled players looking to play safe hockey within a structured team environment, at a slower speed. This division will either be a team structure or a drop-in structure dependent upon registration numbers.Division 65 The target participant is a senior player looking for a safe place to play. No touch pickup hockey with teams selected each week. 69+ and 60+ groups have priority to play.Registrants for Division 2 and 3 can also register for Division 65, provided their style and pace of play is consistent with the objectives of Div 65.Can't Remember If I Registered Log in to the site and go to My Profile > My Info. Scroll to the boom of the My Info page, if you see Division 1, 2, 3 or 65 2025/2026 you have registered. If you don't see 2025/2026 listed then you have not registered.Please Note: Players are asked to register for the division that is commensurate to their playing ability. The Senior Men's hockey commiee reserves the right to assign players to play in a division that may be beer suited to their playing ability.Mon–Sun$300,00 if registered before Jul 31 $450.00 if registered aer Jul 31

THE VIEW | FALL 202591Peter StoddartKarate ProfessionalKarate@hollyburn.orgK AR ATEAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUB

THE VIEW | FALL 202592K AR ATESensei Peter is a 6th Degree Black Belt with Karate Canada, an international competitor, and a coach for BC Winter Games and Karate BC. He is a double gold medalist at Wado Kai World Championships and North American Masters. With 40 years of experience, he has trained and competed across Asia, Europe, and North America.Phone | 604.913.4575 Email | Karate@hollyburn.org or Athletics@hollyburn.org Mission StatementTo build on the success of the Hollyburn Black Belt Karate Program through communication, member engagement, and the promotion of fun, fitness, and good sportsmanship.Important Information• Examination Fees $45• 1–2 Private lessons are recommended per participant before a Belt Test. • There are no classes on Tournament Days, Special Event or Holiday weekends.• Classes may be combined to adjust for class numbers and ability levels.• Annual Karate BC & WadoKai Dues: Lile Ninjas $45, Beg/Int/Adv $95, Black Belts $180Session DatesSept 8–Dec 12 Mid-Term BreakNov 10–14 (No Classes)Holidays & Pro-D Day (No Classes):Sept 1 | Labour Day Sept 30 | Truth & Reconciliation Day Oct 13 | Thanksgiving Day Nov 11 | Remembrance Day Dec 22–Jan 4 | Winter BreakPro-D Days (No Classes):Oct 24 | North Van Pro-D Day Oct 24 | West Van Pro-D DayKarate Program Registration:Wednesday, August 6 at 640am (Online Only)Cancellation PolicyPrograms and classes with multiple sessions require seven (7) days cancellation notice prior to the scheduled start of the individual program to avoid a cancellation fee. Cancellations with less than seven (7) days notice will result in 100% of the fee for the program being charged. Program and class fees will not be pro-rated.

THE VIEW | FALL 202593Lile Ninjas 4–6 yrsThe Lile Ninjas Program is a detailed curriculum that focuses on improving preschool age children’s basic motor and listening skills. Fun team and individual games that develop eye hand coordination, reaction and timing are base elements in this program. It’s a great way to get them ready for the real thing! All Lile Ninja classes are 1 day per week for kids 4–6yrs, 45min.Sept 8–Dec 12 Mon | 445pm–530pm Mon-Fri | 345pm–430pm$270.00 (Mon/Tue/Fri) $315.00 (Wed) $292.50 (Thu)*No class: Sept 30, Oct 13 & 24, Nov 10–14Sensei Peter StoddartColour, Brown & Black Belts Karate 7+ yrsIntermediate belt program. Traditional Karate forms and sparring in a Dojo environment with a focus on Discipline, Self-Control, Confidence and Physical Fitness. Perfect for active youngsters who need an energetic outlet! Recommended training for belt advancement is 2x per week.Sept 8–Dec 12 Mon | 600pm–700pm Tue | 445pm–545pm Wed | 445pm–545pm Thu | 445pm–545pm Fri | 445pm–545pm$282.00 (Mon/Tue/Fri) $329.00 (Wed) $305.50 (Thu)*No class: Sept 30, Oct 13 & 24, Nov 10–14Sensei Peter StoddartBrown & Black Belts Karate 7+ yrsBlack and Brown belt participants who are targeting either Black Belt, competitive levels or higher. Advance throws, counters and self-defence sequences are commonly practiced in this class with an eye to developing the Complete Martial Artist. Sept 9–Dec 9 Tue, Thu | 600pm–700pm$282.00 (Tue) $305.50 (Thu)*No class Sept 30, Nov 10–14 (mid-term break)Sensei Peter Stoddart

THE VIEW | FALL 202594Advanced Karate 15+ yrs or Brown Belt & higherA focused program for advanced martial artists aiming to refine high-level techniques, including advanced forms, counters, sparring, and self-defence applications. The sessions will cover stances, how to move in them, how to balance body and mind, and how to apply these skills in terms of evading, redirecting, neutralizing and delivering controlled aacks. Karate is a great way to cross-train with other sports. Please wear comfortable sports clothing.Min 4 participants to run class.Sept 8–Dec 10 1.5-hour Session Mon | 700pm–830pm Wed | 600pm–730pm$514.50 *Advance class will run Oct 13 and Nov 10–14 Norma FosterAbout NormaNorma Foster is a 7th Degree black belt with over five decades of experience in Karate. She has trained in Japan, won multiple national gold medals and represented Canada at the World Karate Championships. Throughout her career, she has coached provincially, led Karate BC and Karate Canada, and currently serves as President of Canada JKF Wado Kai. Fall ProgramMonday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday FridayLile Ninjas345pm–430pmLile Ninjas445pm–530pmColour, Brown & Black belts 445pm–545pmColour, Brown & Black Belts 600pm–700pmBrown & Black Belts 600pm–700pmBrown & Black Belts 600pm–700pmAdvanced Karate700pm–830pmAdvanced Karate700pm–830pm

THE VIEW | FALL 202595

THE VIEW | FALL 202596MUSICAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBVlada MarsMusic CoordinatorMusic@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 202597MUSICPiano Lessons 6+ yrsEnjoy the convenience of private piano lessons at the Club!Vlada Mars is starting her 29th year at Hollyburn and will guide students in a course of study suited individually to the needs of your child. Traditional and contemporary repertoires will be used to develop the skills of sight-reading, ear training, theory and duet work. The students will have opportunity to play at the Christmas and Spring Recital, preparation for examinations (piano, theory, harmony and history) with the Royal Conservatory of Music are also available.Sept 8, 2025–Jun 12, 2026 Mon, Fri | 200pm–800pm Studio 130 min | $192.50 45 min | $288.75 60 min | $385.00Vlada MarsAdult ClassesAdult students are most welcome as well. Appointments can be arranged to suit your busy schedule on a “pay-as-you-go” basis.60 min | $110.00 Piano Lessons 6+ yrsLearn how to play piano in fun environment. Course specialized for the young children age 6 and up as well as the older beginners, and advanced students. RCM preparations and theory classes.Sept 8, 2025–Jun 12, 2026 Mon–Fri Studio 3 & 530 min | $175.00 45 min | $262.50 60 min | $350.00 Adult | $100.00 per hourAlanna Ho, Chihiro Homna & Nina Djokic Guitar, Bass & Ukulele Lessons 8+ yrsBeginners and advanced students as well as adults or children are welcome. We oer a range of styles including classical, jazz, blues and rock guitar, bass guitar, ukulele, incorporating duet work and a performance at the two recitals. Sept 8, 2025–Jun 12, 2026 Mon–Fri Studio 330 min | $175.00 45 min | $262.50 60 min | $350.00 Adult | $100.00 per hourMark Klausmayer

THE VIEW | FALL 202598Voice Lessons 6+ yrsEither you want to be a future Idol or perform in the Opera this is a great opportunity to learn proper breathing technique, variety of styles: classical, jazz and rock and enjoy singing! All levels and ages are welcome. Duet work will also be incorporated.Sept 19, 2025–Jun 11, 2026 Tue, Wed, Thu Studio 430 min | $175.00 45 min | $262.50 60 min | $350.00 Adults | $100.00 per hourSherrie AshworthDrums lessons 6+ yrsIncrease your skills from beginner to advanced drumming techniques. You will learn through lessons that suites your pace, experience, and goals. Our instructor is actively playing in two bands (rock and jazz) and will bring his expertise and style to the lessons.Sept 9, 2025–June 11, 2026 Tue–Thu Studio 630 min | $175.00 45 min | $262.50 60 min | $350.00 Adults | $100.00 per hourSheldon D’EithModern Music Production & Composition 10+ yrsStudents will learn how to write, arrange and mix music on their computer through music theory, working with a DAW (digital audio workstation), composing with loops, acoustic and electronic instruments, vocals and creating drum beats, as well as arranging, mixing and mastering using modern digital tools.Sept 8, 2025–June 12, 2026 Mon–Fri Studio 330 min | $175.00 45 min | $262.50 60 min | $350.00 Adults | $100.00 per hourMark KlausmayerPlease check our website for the private lesson policy.To register or to obtain more information please contact Vlada Mars, Fine Arts Professional via e-mail Music@hollyburn.orgNEW* Adult/Senior Choir 19+ yrsIntroducing a new music program for adults and seniors who have always wanted to be involved in music but cannot make time for private lessons or are too nervous to be in a one-on-one situation. Every session, you will learn rhythm, counting in time with music, melodies, and harmonies. No music education required. The goal is to do Christmas caroling around the Club and in West Vancouver.The program is led by voice teacher Sherrie Christianson, with piano accompanist Nina Djokic. Registration on Gametime.Sept 8–Dec 15 Mon | 1030am–1200pm Club Lounge$280.00

THE VIEW | FALL 202599PICKLEBALLAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBRichard LeePickleball ProfessionalPickleball@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 2025100PICKLEBALLLearn to Play A perfect way to jump into this fast-growing sport! In just three hours, you’ll get hands-on coaching, learn the basics of the game, and meet other new players. We provide paddles and balls, so just bring your enthusiasm and get ready to enjoy a sport that’s easy to learn, great for your fitness, and full of laughs. Whether you’re looking for a social activity or a new way to stay active, this clinic is your ticket to joining the pickleball community and having a blast on the court.Sept 11, Oct 23 Thu | 1230pm–330pm Badminton Gym$120.00The Serve & The Return of ServeIn this dynamic 2-hour clinic, you’ll unlock the secrets to powerful, reliable serves and commanding returns. You’ll explore a variety of serve techniques and learn how to return with purpose, seing up your team for success right from the start. Whether you’re looking to rack up points or gain a strategic edge, this session will give you the tools to elevate your game and outplay the competition!Sept 18, Oct 30 Thu | 1230pm–230pm Badminton Gym$80.00Having A Solid Ground StrokeDiscover how to hit powerful, accurate forehands and backhands, master your footwork, and add consistency to your game. Whether you want to drive the ball deep or place it with precision, these skills will help you dictate the pace and outplay your competition.Sept 25, Nov 6 Thu | 1230pm–230pm Badminton Gym$80.00All About the VolleyStep up your game at the net by mastering volleys! Learn how to react quickly, control the pace, and put away points with confidence. Discover the secrets to crisp, accurate volleys that keep your opponents guessing and give your team the advantage.Oct 2, Nov 13 Thu | 1230pm–230pm Badminton Gym$80.00Overhead SmashesLearn how to read lobs, position yourself perfectly, and deliver explosive smashes that end points in style. We’ll break down the technique so you can hit with both power and control—turning defensive moments into instant winners. If you want to intimidate your opponents and add some serious excitement to your game, this is the shot (and the clinic) you don’t want to miss!Oct 9, Nov 20 Thu | 1230pm–230pm Badminton Gym$80.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025101The Tactical SideSign up with your partner and dive into strategies, smart positioning, and eective communication—all tailored to help you play as a true team. Through dynamic drills and match-style scenarios, you’ll learn how to anticipate, support each other, and capitalize on your strenhs. This clinic is perfect for duos ready to sharpen their tactics, boost their confidence, and gain a winning edge together.Oct 16, Nov 27 Thu | 1230pm–230pm Badminton Gym$80.00Clinic Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless a seven (7) day cancellation notice is received prior to the scheduled start of the program. Social PlayAll LevelsSocial Play sessions are open to all players looking for gameplay. They are member-organized and aim to provide an opportunity for active, social play with a variety of partners and opponents.Sept 3–Dec 19 Mon, Wed, Fri | 1000am–1130am Badminton Gym Private Lessons 60 min | $100.00Semi-Private Lessons 2–4 players 60 min | $50.00/pp Drop-inGroup Lessons 5–8 players 60 min | $40.00/ppPrivate Lesson Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged full session fees if a booking is cancelled with less than 48 hours' notice and for No Show.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025102SK ATINGAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBJadene ShannonHead of SkatingSkating@hollyburn.orgMerve OzuludagSkating Coach & Canskate LeadHollyburncanskate@gmail.com

THE VIEW | FALL 2025103SK ATINGInspirationWhy skate? Skating is an incredible experience. Whether your skater is just beginning or ready to compete, this sport oers life lessons along with physical and emotional development for athletes at any age. The nature of skating requires its participants to literally fall and get up every time out; a place to learn, grow and become a stronger version of self with every season. Feel great; learn to skate! Fall Skating ProgramCatch the vibe and join the tribe! Skating is a staple of the Hollyburn Sport Experience & we’re here to create just that. Jumping forward into a strong season, it’s time to choose your program and get on the ice! Programs range from 2–3 year old beginner classes to competitive figure skating and adult levels. Choose your spot & we’ll see you on the ice! RegistrationWednesday, August 6, 650amPlease go to GameTime to register for all programs. Space is limited! Feel free to contact Jadene, Head of Skating: Skating@hollyburn.org if you have any questions.Figure SkatingThe figure skating program is designed to help each skater achieve their personal skating success. From ‘prepare’ to ‘progress’ to ‘perform’, skaters will be encouraged to grow in the direction of their skating dreams while maintaining a healthy training regimen in an inclusive team skating environment. Cancellation PolicyAs per house rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 48 hours cancellation notice is received. However, when a program commences on a Monday, 72 hours' notice is required.**Classes are subject to registration numbers with a minimum of 5 skaters per class to run. Please NoteA Skate Canada Association one time/year fee of $73 will be charged to your account to cover insurance and registration for any Can Skate program. Any cancellations made within the 48hrs of the Can Skate program start date will be subject to pay the $73 fee.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025104Parent & Tot 2–3 yrsEager to get your young one on the ice? Parent & Tot helps you encourage them to enjoy skating while still in your view. You can help guide your new skater to have fun with their ice time in these relaxed classes build to connect them with a positive first-time skating experience.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue | 130pm–200pm $220.00 Thu | 130pm–200pm $240.00*No Class Sept 30 Mini Skate 2–3 yrsMinis Skate is a small group class designed to get young skaters feeling comfortable with the ice in a relaxed seing. At this age, skaters can focus on fun while they get used to being in skates and in the skating environment. Intentionally designed to help them gain personal confidence before joining the Canskate ‘Begin’ Level.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue | 130pm–200pm $220 Wed | 1215pm–1245pm Thu | 130pm–200pm $240 *No Class Sept 30 CanSkate Begin | Level 1 3+ yrsIt all starts here! Get your skater started early with ‘Begin’ on ice. This class covers balance, gliding forward, backward skating, basic turns and stopping. Must be able to skate without assistance from coaches.Sept 9–Dec 13 Tue | 330pm–415pm $280.00 Thu | 330pm–415pm $300.00 Sat | 1100am–1145amOrSat | 1215pm–100pm $280.00*No Class Sept 30, Oct 11CanSkate Move | Level 2 4+ yrsLevel 2 is the ‘Move’ level where skaters start their journey of gliding and build confidence on the ice. Must have passed Level 1 or Portion of Level 1, Agility, Balance or Control. This class covers more advanced turns, crossovers, speed and jumps.Sept 9–Dec 13 Tue | 415pm–500pm $280.00 Thu | 415pm–500pm $300.00 Sat | 100pm–145pm $280.00*No Class Sept 30, Oct 11

THE VIEW | FALL 2025105CanSkate Grow | Level 3 Figure Skates‘Grow’ is for skaters in figure skates who want to learn figure skating moves & grow their skating ability. Covering jumps, spins, edges, artistry, and skating theory, this class is the perfect step forward into the world of figure skating.Sept 9–Dec 13 Tue | 500pm–545pm (On-ice) 550pm–600pm (O-ice, Stretch) $320.00 Thu | 500pm–545pm (On-ice) 550pm–600pm (O-ice, Stretch) $340.00 Sat | 145pm–230pm (On-ice) 235pm–245pm (O-ice, Stretch) $320.00*No Class Sept 30, Oct 11CanSkate Quarks | Level 3 Hockey SkatesThis class is for skaters in hockey skates who want to develop their edges, speed, backwards skating, turning, and overall control on the ice. Great as a pre-hockey development program and/or supplemental program for young hockey players looking to improve.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue | 500pm–545pm $280.00*No Class Sept 30 Thu | 500pm–545pm $300.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025106The figure skating program is designed to help each skater achieve their personal skating success. From ‘prepare’ to ‘progress’ to ‘perform’, skaters will be encouraged to grow in the direction of their skating dreams while maintaining a healthy training regimen in an inclusive team skating environment. Prepare | Pre-Figure Skating The first level of figure skating is all about preparation where skaters develop the skills of preparedness for the sport. Physical, mental, and habitual training is created at this level with the introduction of o-ice warm-ups, on-ice figure skating focused lessons, and education on the sport itself. Intentionally building a strong foundation for skaters to be ‘set to skate’!Sept 8–Dec 13Mon Warm Up, O-ice | 330pm–340pm On-ice Session | 345pm–515pm O-ice Session | 530pm–615pm $875.00Wed Warm Up, O-ice | 330pm–340pm On-ice Session | 345pm–500pm O-ice Session | 515pm–600pm $875.00Fri Warm Up, O-ice | 330pm–340pm On-ice Session | 345pm–500pm O-ice Session | 515pm–600pm $875.00Sat Warm Up, O-ice | 745am–755am On-ice Session | 800am–1000am $750.00*No Class Oct 11, 13 Lite | Pre-Figure Skating Your skater is ready for figure skating but needs a lile shorter time at their age & stage of development. The premise is the same as full Pre-Figure with a shorter time per session.Sept 8–Dec 13Mon Warm Up, O-ice | 330pm–340pm On-ice Session | 345pm–430pm O-ice Stretch | 435pm-445pm $450.00*No Class Oct 13Wed Warm Up, O-ice | 330pm–340pm On-ice Session | 345pm–430pm O-ice Stretch | 435pm-445pm $475.00Fri Warm Up, O-ice | 330pm–340pm On-ice Session | 345pm–430pm O-ice Stretch | 435pm-445pm $475.00Sat Warm Up, O-ice | 1045am–1055am On-ice Session | 1100am–1145am O-ice Stretch | 1150am–1200pm $450.00*No Class Oct 11 Figure Skating

THE VIEW | FALL 2025107Progress | Figure Skating In this level, figure skaters have personal goals to achieve. They are ready to focus their energy on building their own skating success. Everything from jumps, spins, and choreography to the mindset it takes to achieve in the sport are woven into these classes. It’s time to ‘progress’ with the Figure Skating sessions.Sept 8–Dec 13Mon On-ice Session | 500pm–645pm O-ice Session | 700pm–745pm $895.00Wed On-ice Session | 445pm–600pm O-ice Session | 615pm–700pm $895.00 Fri On-ice Session | 430pm–545pm O-ice Session | 600pm–645pm $895.00Sat On-ice Session | 830am–1100am $775.00*No Class Oct 11, 13Perform | Advanced Figure Skating Dedication is the name of the game at this level. Skating with intention and willing to focus on personal development, skaters at this level are driven to build their own success on the ice. Skating details are taught, including technique-to-performance concepts and the mental game of training from the inside-out. Athletes in this program will build their abilities along with their own personal skating style in ‘perform’ & compete.Sept 8–Dec 13Mon On-ice Session | 500pm–645pm O-ice Session | 700pm–745pm $895.00Wed On-ice Session | 445pm–600pm O-ice Session | 615pm–700pm $895.00 Fri On-ice Session | 430pm–545pm O-ice Session | 600pm–645pm $895 Sat On-ice Session | 830am–1100am $775.00*No Class Oct 11, 13

THE VIEW | FALL 2025108Within our skating programs, we encourage adults to skate too. Whether it’s your first time on the ice, or you’d like to go back to your childhood sport of choice, we’re here to serve you on the ice. Choose the program that best suits you & let’s skate! Adult Beginner | StartThis class is designed to get you skating! Be sure to buy a pair of either hockey or figure skates that feel good on your feet, grab a helmet, and you’re good to go. We’ll meet you where you’re at and you’ll be gliding in no time. Join the Adult ‘start’ program to get your skating journey going. Sept 10–Dec 10 Wed | 1130am–1230pm $475.00 Adult Advanced | Skate Missing your time on the ice? It’s time to ‘skate’ again! This class is for former figure skaters who want to feel that flow on the ice with a session dedicated to edges, glide, and fitness on ice. Designed with that hybrid of figures meets momentum, you won’t want to miss these classes! Sept 10–Dec 10 Wed | 1130am–1230pm $475.00Cancellation PoliciesGroup & O IceAs per house rule 30, Members will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless 48 hours cancellation notice is received. However, when a program commences on a Monday, 72 hours’ notice is required. Please NoteA Skate Canada Association one time/year fee of $73 will be charged to your account to cover insurance and registration for any Figure Skating program. Any cancellations made within the 48hrs of the Figure Skating program start date will be subject to pay the $73 fee. RegistrationWednesday, Aug 6, 650am Please go to GameTime to Register for all programs. Space is limited! Feel free to contact Jadene Shannon at Skating@hollyburn.org if you have any questions. ADULT SKATING

THE VIEW | FALL 2025109SQUASHAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBRyan PickenHead of SquashSquash@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 2025110SQUASHSession Dates Sept 8–Dec 14 Important Information • Goggles mandatory for 18 years old or under (Juniors and Children).• Goggles are encouraged for Adults but not required.• Please bring a squash racquet if able, we do have limited racquets for use as well. Holidays (No Classes)Sept 30 | Truth & Reconciliation Day Oct 13 | Thanksgiving Day Nov 11 | Remembrance Day Cancellation PolicyFor all youth and adult programs, Members must cancel prior to seven (7) days of the program start date and time to avoid a full billing charge. Members withdrawing aer the start date and time will be charged in full. Cancellations of individual lessons are not refunded or rescheduled. Please be aware that there is a 48-hour cancellation policy for private lessons.Lessons & RatesA variety of private, semi-private, and group lessons are available for all levels of players, from beginners to the more experienced. Youth sessions start for ages 5+ and will incorporate a variety of movement activities to encourage a healthy lifestyle: running, jumping, throwing, catching, swinging, reaction drills, and more, all in a fun atmosphere. Squash-specific lessons for juniors and adults incorporate physical as well as technical and strategic components. A combination of drills and game play will be utilized.Private 30 min | $55.00 45 min | $80.00 60 min | $105.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025111Youth ProgramsThe youth squash program is your opportunity to focus on developing skills shared by a variety of activities. Squash is a rotational sport that shares foundational skill development with baseball, field hockey, ice hockey, golf, and many other sports. There are a variety of squash balls (EZ, red, orange, green/single and double dot), each with a unique bounce rate, that are designed to promote longer rallies, a greater strike success rate, and an increased improvement rate for today’s youth. Squash is an active, social sport for life that is known as one of the top-rated postsecondary institution activities for those balancing school life and an active lifestyle.Munchkins Squash Intro 4–5 yrs This is your child’s first introduction to racquet sports and the first step to building strong gross motor skills. Your child will spend time running, kicking, throwing, and swinging a racquet in a fun, safe environment as we set the stage for early development. Sept 8–Dec 8 Mon | 300pm–330pm$175.00 (once a week) Active Start | Bronze Level 5–7 yrs A class focused on improving gross motor skills and building confidence in striking the ball while laying the foundation for success in the later years of sport. At this level, we will use the Mini Squash Red Ball and transition into the Orange Ball. Equipment required: junior racquet (21–25”) and eye guards. Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue, Thu | 330pm–430pm$350.00 (once a week)Rising Stars | Silver Level 8–10 yrsPlenty of on-court games and skill development challenges to build confidence. At this level, we will use the Mini Squash Orange Ball and transition into the Green Ball. Equipment required: junior racquet (23–27”) + eye guards Sept 8–Dec 10 Mon, Wed | 330pm–430pm $350.00 (once a week) All Stars | Gold Level 10+ yrs Players at this level are focused on game play and skill development, with options for competitive play. Lessons include on-court instruction and game and match play with referring components. New players are welcome and will mix in with returning players. Participants will use the green ball or single dot ball and transition into the double yellow dot ball. Sept 8–Dec 10 Mon, Wed | 430pm–600pm $525.00 (once a week)

THE VIEW | FALL 2025112Beginner Skill Clinic + Game PlayBegin your squash journey and ensure you are confident on court, including various skill components and plenty of game play! Sept 9–Dec 9 Tue | 600pm–700pm $350.00Skills & Drills Drop-In ClinicJump starts your skill development through a variety of racquet and movement drills designed to increase your skill level and overall squash IQ, followed by game play. Each session is 1/2 skill development + 1/2 game play. Intermediate level+Sept 10–Dec 10 Wed | 600pm-700pm$25.00 (per session)Free Drop-InOpen to all players looking for additional games. Play a game (or two), then come o court and rotate the opponent. Players will self-organize and take turns in round-robin play. Aendance is voluntary, so come when you can, but remember to come oen. Tue | 530pm–730pmFreeThursty Squash LeagueEach cycle, you will be placed with five other skilled players, and each week you will have a start time and an opponent to play. Play your match, record your results, and move your way up! Choose from multiple 5-week cycles during the squash season. Sept 4–Oct 2 Oct 9–Nov 6 Nov 13–Dec 11 Thu | 530pm–730pm $10.00 (per cycle)Free Doubles Drop-InCome play with a group of experienced and inexperienced doubles players. Open to all levels and a fun atmosphere to learn a new exciting sport. A drop-in format to mix and match who you play with to enjoy yourself on and o the court. Tue | 530pm–730pmFreeAdult Programs

THE VIEW | FALL 2025113Oly O’SheaHead of TennisOOshea@hollyburn.orgTENNISAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBTony MackenAdult Tennis ManagerAdulennismanager@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 2025114TENNISRegistration Fri, Aug 8 & closes Fri, Aug 22630am | Playball 640am | Red Ball 650am | Orange Ball 700am | Green Ball 710am | Regular Ball, This Girl is, Teen Squads & Pro Classes 720am | Adult Tennis 730am | In-Person & By Phone Session Dates Sept 8–Dec 14 Mid-Term Break | No Classes Nov 10–Nov 16 Holidays | No Classes Sept 30 | Truth & Reconciliation Day Oct 13 | Thanksgiving Day Nov 11 | Remembrance Day Registration NoticeAll players registering for High-Performance Camps will be given a rating on their GameTime profile. This allows them to register correctly, based on their invitation. Players without an invition cannot register and should sign up for the correct age group or level.Junior player assessments are done during classes and players are approved for higher levels based on their performance and standard, allowing all participants to have a positive tennis experience.Development, Improver and Competitive players are permied to sign up for a maximum of two (2) classes per week.Grace PeriodMembers will have a 3-day grace period, aer the registration day, to amend or remove themselves from classes they have signed up for, including waitlists. Aer this period, if changes have not been made the Tennis Department will use their discretion to process the classes, to give more Members the opportunity to be involved in the program. Members confirmed in more than two (2) classes should choose their preferred two (2) sessions and remove themselves from any others, to avoid the Tennis Department making the decision for them. Waitlist Clearance ProcedureOne day before the cancellation policy begins, all waitlists will be cleared to keep the wait list up to date. If anyone would like to re-add their name, they will be able to do so seven (7) days before programs start. Program Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for any programs they register for unless a cancellation notice is received at least seven (7) days before the program's scheduled start. Private Lesson Cancellation Policy48 hours’ notice is required for private lesson cancellations. Descriptions for Various Streams Recreational classes operate with a coach-to-athlete ratio of 16, while High-Performance classes maintain a more focused ratio of 14 per coach, per court.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025115Improver Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular Ball, Squad BThis program will continue to expand on the Technical and Tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are encouraged to sign up for our weekly match play sessions as well as our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Competitive Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular Ball, Squad AThis program is for players who have progressed through our Improver level and will continue to expand on the Technical, Tactical, Physical and Mental skills you have learnt in our Developmental stream. A more competitive environment and atmosphere will be created within these sessions. Players are expected to have a minimum of their ‘Rally 10 badge’ as part of our Hollyburn Rally Awards Initiative to be eligible for the Competitive stream. Participants of this class are expected to aend our weekly match play sessions, play our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament as well as be looking to compete in Tennis BC sanctioned events. Minimum 2 classes per week. Coaches approval is required to enroll.Pro Red Ball, Orange Ball, Green Ball, Regular Ball, Pro Tournament SquadThe Pro classes are meant for students who have chosen tennis as their main sport and show enthusiasm and desire to excel in this area. Students accepted into this program need to exhibit not only great tennis ability but also the commitment, dedication and hard work habits that are required to become a great tennis player. Tournament participation and positive aitudes are a few of the essential requirements that all the coaches expect to see out of all players. Coaches approval is required to enroll.Super Achievers Regular BallThese students must compete and perform at the highest possible standard for their age division. The minimum requirement is 20 hours (average) per week of supervised tennis training.To be eligible for this program, players must compete in a minimum of 15 tournaments annually from September 1 to August 31. Coaches approval is required to enroll.High-Performance Tennis-specific FitnessAn important part of the game, this program is an essential complement to the on-court tennis lessons. It will help athletes become faster, stronger, and more agile for ultimate performance when competing. It will also help athletes develop routines and good habits to prevent injuries.For additional information about our Pro & Super Achievers Programs, please contact Performancetennis@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025116Playball Tennis Born 2020–2021Start o right! In our caring environment, we promote the love of physical activity while laying the foundation for the future enjoyment of sport. This class emphasizes agility, balance and coordination in a fun and safe seing. Participants must be 3 yrs old on the start date of term to be eligible for this class.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon–Thu | 330pm–415pm Mon–Thu | 415pm–500pmOnce per week | $256.00 Mon | $236.25 Tue | $216.50‘For Tennis & Swim, please register for the swim program of your choice via the aquatics page. Players will be transferred from one department to the other with a supervisor.’ Red Ball | Development Born 2017–2019Develop movement, throwing, and catching skills like an athlete on a Mini Tennis Court using Sponge & Red Balls. Each class introduces basic techniques, tactics, and emphasizes listening, respect, agility, balance, coordination, anticipation, and rhythm.Participants must be 5 yrs old on the start date of term to be eligible for this class.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon–Thu | 330pm–415pm Mon–Thu | 415pm–500pmOnce per week | $256.00 Mon | $236.25 Tue | $216.50Red Ball | Improver Born 2017–2019This program will continue to expand on the technical and tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are encouraged to sign up for our weekly match play sessions and our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon–Thu | 330pm–415pm Mon–Thu | 415pm–500pmOnce per week | $256.00 Mon | $236.25 Tue | $216.50Red Ball | Competitive Born 2017–2019Designed for players advancing from the Improver level, this program builds on technical, tactical, physical, and mental skills in a competitive seing. A minimum ‘Rally 10 badge’ is required to join. Participants are expected to aend weekly match play, compete in our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament, and aim for Tennis BC Rookie Tour events. Minimum two classes per week.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue–Thu | 330pm–425pmOnce per week | $341.25 Tue | $288.75Junior Tennis

THE VIEW | FALL 2025117Red Ball | Pro This is the start of our High-Performance program. The first stage reinforces commitment and strong work ethics. Students in this program will play Provincial U9 and U10 tournaments in the near future. Participants of this class are expected to compete in Tennis BC “Rogers first set tour—Rookie tournaments”. To guarantee proper development, we need to see the players three (3) times per week.Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue–Thu | 330pm–425pm Once per week | $341.25 Tue | $288.75‘For Tennis & Swim, please register for the swim program of your choice via the aquatics page. Players will be transferred from one department to the other with a supervisor.’ Orange Ball | Development Born 2015–2016Learn to move, throw and catch like an athlete. This program takes place on a ¾ Court with Orange balls. Basic technical and tactical concepts are incorporated in each class. Athletes will begin to develop focus and eort through a variety of game like situations. Agility, balance and coordination are consistently integrated. Anticipation and swinging rhythm are part of daily training.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon–Thu | 330pm–415pm Mon–Thu | 415pm–500pmOnce per week | $256.00 Mon | $236.25 Tue | $216.50Orange Ball | Improver Born 2015–2016This program will continue to expand on the Technical and Tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are encouraged to sign up for our weekly match-play sessions and our in-house “Hotshots” tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon | 400pm–455pm Wed, Thu | 500pm–555pmOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00Orange Ball | Competitive Born 2016This program is for players who have progressed through our Improver level and will continue to expand on the Technical, Tactical, Physical and Mental skills you have learnt in our Developmental stream as well as a more competitive environment and atmosphere being created within the sessions. Players are expected to have a minimum of their “Rally 10 badge” as part of our Hollyburn Rally Awards Initiative to be eligible for the Competitive stream. Participants of this class are expected to aend our weekly match-play sessions, play our in-house “Hotshots” tournament as well as be looking to compete in Tennis BC “Rogers first set tour—Rookie tournaments”. Minimum two (2) classes per week. Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon–Thu | 400pm–455pmOnce per week | $409.50 Mon | $378.00 Tue | $346.50

THE VIEW | FALL 2025118Orange Ball | ProThis program is the second stage of our Performance Academy. Players in this program will work on their biomechanics and will develop a strong technical foundation by the age of 10. Participants of this class are expected to play Tennis BC U9 “Rogers first set tour—Rising stars tournaments”. This is a critical stage of development and will set the foundation for the long–term pursuit of excellence! Commitment is key to success and the players need to be registered for a minimum of three (3) days per week.Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Sept 8–Dec 11Tennis Mon–Thu | 330pm–425pmOnce per week | $409.50 Mon | $378.00 Tue | $346.50 Fitness Mon–Thu | 430pm–525pmGreen Ball | Development Born 2013–2014Players will learn foundational technical and tactical principles that will enable them to enjoy singles and doubles tennis for life. This program takes place on a Full Court with Green Dot Tennis Balls and focuses on training beginner and intermediate pre-teens to play singles and doubles. Participants will learn foundational principles of swing and associated movements, combined with basic tactical application for singles and doubles. This class promotes tennis as a sport for life.Sept 8–Dec 11 Thu | 400pm–455pm Mon, Wed | 500pm–555pmOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00Green Ball | Improver Born 2013–2014This program will continue to expand on the technical and tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class are expected to aend our weekly match play sessions, play our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon, Tue, Thu | 500pm–555pmOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00 Tue | $288.75Green Ball | Competitive Born 2015This full-court program with Green Dot Balls focuses on building well-rounded athletes and essential tennis skills. Players develop technical and tactical foundations through targeted drills and match play, preparing for tournament competition. A ‘Rally 10 badge’ is required to join. Participation in ‘Hotshots’ tournaments and Tennis BC Rookie Tour events is encouraged. Minimum two classes per week.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon–Thu | 500pm–555pmOnce per week | $409.50 Mon | $378.00 Tue | $346.50

THE VIEW | FALL 2025119Green Ball | ProThese athletes are now moving towards developing specific game styles, and will experiment with dierent styles of play to find formulas for maximizing individual performance. Technical, tactical, physical and psychological adaptation will be regularly applied, and monitored, as athletes learn to compete and develop their own strenhs. Participants of this class are expected to compete in Tennis BC U10 “Rogers first set tour—Rising stars tournaments”. Once again, commitment is key to success and the players need to be registered for a minimum of three (3) days per week.Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Sept 8–Dec 11Tennis Mon–Thu | 430pm–555pm Once per week | $614.25 Mon | $567.00 Tue | $519.75Fitness Mon–Thu | 330pm–425pm Regular Ball | Development Born 2011–2012This full-court program with regular balls teaches beginner and intermediate teens the technical and tactical foundations for lifelong enjoyment of singles and doubles. Players develop swing mechanics, movement, and basic strategies. All participants are entered in our in-house ‘Hotshots’ tournament to encourage match play, with the option to opt out. The program promotes tennis as a sport for life.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon, Wed, Thu | 500pm–555pmOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00Regular Ball | Improver Born 2011–2012This program will continue to expand on the technical and tactical skills you have developed in the previous program as well as an introduction to competing. Coaches also focus on next level physical development through advanced movement and fundamental motor skills. Participants of this class will be automatically entered into our in-house “Hotshots” compass tournament to encourage match play outside of sessions. Players have the option to opt-out but will be encouraged to play by their coaches.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue, Thu | 500pm–555pmMon | $288.75 Tue | $341.25Regular Ball | Competitive Born 2014–2013This full-court program with regular balls develops well-rounded athletes by building essential tennis skills through focused drills and match play. It prepares players for tournament competition and requires a ‘Rally 10 badge’ for Competitive stream eligibility. Participants are automatically entered in our ‘Hotshots’ tournament (opt-out available) and are encouraged to compete in Tennis BC Rookie or 2-Star U12 events. Minimum two classes per week.Coaches approval is required to enroll..Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue–Thu | 430pm–555pmOnce per week | $512 Tue | $433.25

THE VIEW | FALL 2025120Regular Ball | ProThese athletes are now moving towards developing specific game styles, and will experiment with dierent styles of play to find formulas for maximizing individual performance. Technical, tactical, physical and psychological adaptation will be regularly applied & monitored as athletes learn to compete and develop their own strenhs. Athletes must be regularly competing in Tennis BC “U12/U14 tournaments at 2 Star level and above” and participate in a minimum of 10 Tennis BC Provincial events annually.Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Coaches approval is required to enroll in this class.Sept 8–Dec 11Tennis Mon–Thu | 600pm–725pm Once per week | $614.25 Mon | $567.00 Tue | $519.75Fitness Mon–Thu | 430pm–525pm Teen Tennis SquadsTeen Tennis is designed for skilled players who are unable to commit to a full competition schedule or, do not meet the requirements for the Pro level. This program develops skills required to successfully compete in Tennis BC developmental level tournaments and high school team play with the main focus being doubles play, positioning and tactics. Coaches approval is required to enroll in Squad B, Squad A & Pro Tournament Squad.Squad C 2.0 Born 2007–2010 Sept 8–Dec 10 Mon–Wed | 500pm–555pmOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00 Tue | $288.75Squad B 2.5 Born 2007–2010 Sept 8–Dec 11Mon, Tue, Thu | 500pm–555pmOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00 Tue | $288.75Squad A 3.0 Born 2009–2012 Sept 9–Dec 11Tennis Tue, Thu | 600pm–725pm Wed | 430pm–555pmOnce per week | $614.25 Tue | $519.75Fitness Mon, Wed | 330pm–425pm Tue, Thu | 430pm–525pmPro Tournament Squad | Morning Program Invitation OnlyThe early morning program provides supplemental training and extra volume repetition mirroring the topics and format of the aernoon coaching sessions. It is also a great way to build essential habits when competing outside the province. Athletes must be regularly aending Tennis BC Provincial events and work their way to qualify for Tennis BC’s Indoor and Outdoor Provincial tournaments.Players must have a skipping rope for each class.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue–Thu | 600am–755amOnce per week | $819.00 Tue | $693.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025121Super Achievers | Morning Program Invitation OnlyThe early morning program oers additional training and extra practice sessions that align with the topics and format covered in the aernoon coaching sessions. It is designed to help athletes develop essential skills when competing outside the province. This program is specifically for high-performing athletes who compete at the top Provincial and National levels in the U14 category and above. An invitation to join the program is extended to players who have qualified for Tennis BC’s U14 and above Provincial tournaments, both indoors and outdoors. Athletes are required to participate in a minimum of 15 Tennis BC Provincial events annually. Players must bring a skipping rope to every class.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue–Thu | 600am–755amOnce per week | $819.00 Tue | $693.00This Girl is Active Born 2008–2013Girls only cardio session. This is aimed at players that are looking for a high energy class involving basket drills, playing drills and fun games to keep them active and moving.Sept 9–Dec 9 Tue | 500pm–555pm$288.75This Girl is Powerful! Born 2008–2013Girls only Matchplay geared at singles and doubles points with coaching advice on court positions, tactics and general expectations on how a player should conduct themselves during a match.Sept 12–Dec 12 Fri | 430pm–525pm$341.25Super Achievers | Aernoon Program Invitation OnlyThis program is specifically for high-performing athletes who compete at the top Provincial and National levels in the U14 category and above. An invitation to join the program is extended to players who have qualified for Tennis BC’s U14 and above Provincial tournaments, both indoors and outdoors. The focus of this program is to assist players in identifying their own Personal Tennis Identity and in developing their individual game style to achieve dominance. Competitors are expected to bring a tennis bag with the necessary equipment and the right aitude required for tournament play. Athletes are required to participate in a minimum of 15 Tennis BC Provincial events annually.Sept 9–Dec 11Tennis Tue, Thu | 130pm–325pmTue | $693.00 Thu | $819.00Mon, Wed | 600pm–725pmMon | $567.00 Wed | $614.25Fitness Mon–Thu | 330pm–425pm*All regular ball programs promote year–round participation in inter–club events, ladders and tournaments, along with external tournaments. Hollyburn programs are all designed to inspire the spirit of competition no maer the age, level or experience…Get in the game!

THE VIEW | FALL 2025122Match PlaySessions are in place as a weekly drop in encouraging our Improver, Competitive and Pro players to get on the court and compete in a safe and fun environment. This will complement their development in lessons, as they will discover areas they need to work on technically and tactically. It will also help prepare them for internal and external tournaments by educating them on the general expectations on how a player should conduct themselves during a match.Match play will be cancelled 24hrs prior if less than 3 players are signed up.Improver, Competitive and Pro players only.Sept 12–Dec 12Red Ball | Court 5 Fri | 330pm–425pmOrange Ball & Green Ball | Upper Bubble Fri | 330pm–425pmFreeHotshots TournamentOur Red, Orange & Green Ball in–house tournament is designed for juniors to play their first tennis tournament or gain some valuable match play experience in a safe and encouraging environment.Nov 30 Red Ball | 1000am–1130am Orange/Green Ball | 1200pm–200pm$40.00 Hotshots ‘Part Deux’ Doubles TournamentOur Orange & Green Ball in–house “Doubles” tournament is designed for juniors to play their first doubles tennis tournament, experience the sport as a team and gain some valuable match play experience in a safe and encouraging environment.Nov 23Orange Ball | 1000am–1200pm Green Ball | 1200pm–200pm$40.00Parent Education WeekAn opportunity for parents to talk to our Junior Tennis Manager and ask questions regarding the junior tennis program; to help them beer understand their child’s developmental journey in learning tennis as a sport for life. Book a 10min time slot during your child’s class; with registration opening the week prior.Nov 17–20 330pm–530pmFreeKids Tennis Christmas PartyDress up in your best Christmas outfit and join us for some festive fun. Tennis games, music & prizes. There are no regular programs running this day until 5pm classes begin; Thursday program cost will reflect this. All players are encouraged to sign up and aend the party instead.Dec 4 330pm–500pmFreeFor additional information about our Junior Programs, please contact Juniortennismanager@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025123Adult TennisRegistrationFri, Aug 8 & closes Fri, Aug 22720am | Adult Tennis 730am | In-Person & By Phone Session DatesSept 8–Dec 14 (13 weeks)Mid Term Break | No ClassesNov 10–Nov 16 Holidays | No ClassesSept 30 | Truth & Reconciliation Day Oct 13 | Thanksgiving Day Nov 11 | Remembrance DayRegistration NoticeAll players registering for Adult classes are required to have a rating on their GameTime profile to allow them to register for the correct class; based on their level. Players that have not been rated at the required level will be unable to register and should sign up for a class at the level they are approved for.Adult player assessments are done during classes and players are approved for higher levels based on their performance and standard, allowing all participants to have a positive tennis experience. Players may remain at the same level for multiple seasons depending on individual player development.Note that all adult classes are a 61 ratio per coach and per court. Ladies Pro–Am is a 31 ratio. Adult members are permied to sign up for a maximum of two (2) programs per week.Grace PeriodMembers will have a 3-day grace period, aer the registration day, to amend or remove themselves from classes they have signed up for, including waitlists. Aer this period, if changes have not been made the Tennis Department will use their discretion to process the classes, to give more Members the opportunity to be involved in the program. Members confirmed in more than two (2) classes should choose their preferred two (2) sessions and remove themselves from any others, to avoid the Tennis Department making the decision for them. Waitlist Clearance ProcedureOne day before the cancellation policy begins, all waitlists will be cleared to keep the wait list up to date. If anyone would like to re-add their name, they will be able to do so seven (7) days before programs start.Program Cancellation PolicyMembers will be charged the full fee for all programs they register for unless seven (7) day cancellation notice is received prior to the scheduled start of the program.Private Lesson Cancellation Policy48 hours’ notice is required for private lesson cancellations.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025124LEVELS of Tennis AbilityLevel 5.0+ | Open Level 4.5 | Interclub Div 1 Level 4.0 | Interclub Div 2/3 Level 3.5 | Interclub Div 4/5 Level 3.0 | Interclub league entry level Level 2.5 | In-house league entry level Level 2.0 | Pre-In-house League Level 1.5 | Rally Level 1.0 | Learn to Play Compass Singles ChallengeLadies and Men’s singles competition in the form of a draw that moves players in various directions based on their results. Players arrange their own matches within a given timeframe. Sign up on GameTime on registration day. Spaces are limited.Mens | 3.0–4.0 Mens | 4.0–5.0 Ladies | 2.0–3.0 Ladies | 3.0–4.0 Ladies | 4.0+$15.00Learn to PlayLevel 1.0This program is for new players and players with basic experience that want to build up their skills to progress on to the next level. Our goal is to help players gain confidence to play socially and will be taught all of the fundamental aspects of tennis that are integral in being able to enjoy playing this great game now, and for the rest of their lives! Typically, a player would be required to complete 4 or more clinics to progress to the next level, depending on how much they practice outside the sessions.Session 1 | Sept 8–Oct 25 If confirmed in this clinic a Member cannot sign up for the 2nd clinic.Session 2 | Oct 27–Dec 13 Inside 7 days of start date, any Member can sign up for available spaces.Mon | 900am–955am Mon | 1100am–1155am Wed | 900am–955am Thu | 600pm–655pm Fri | 1000am–1055am Sat | 900am–955am$157.50 | Once per weekRally Level 1.5Players who have successfully completed the Learn to Play program or who are returning to tennis should register for this class. Players will have a basic grasp of how to rally and volley using their forehands and backhands, as well as be able to adequately start the point with a serve and have a general understanding of doubles aer completing this course. Typically, a player would be required to complete 4 or more clinics to progress to the next level, depending on how much they practice outside the sessions.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Session 1 | Sept 8–Oct 25 If confirmed in this clinic a Member cannot sign up for the 2nd clinic.Session 2 | Oct 27–Dec 13 Inside 7 days of start date, any Member can sign up for available spaces.Mon | 1000am–1055am Thu | 700pm–755pm Fri | 900am–955am Fri | 1100am–1155am Sat | 1000am–1055am$157.50 | Once per week

THE VIEW | FALL 20251252.0 Clinic Pre-LeagueEligibility: Must be competent in all strokes and able to maintain rallies at moderate pace.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. This class will also help players prepare to integrate themselves into our in-house leagues.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 8–Dec 13 Mon | 900am–955am Fri | 1000am–1055am Sat | 1100am–1155amOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.002.5 ClinicEligibility: Must be competent in all strokes and able to maintain rallies at moderate pace.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. This class will also help players prepare to integrate themselves into our in-house leagues.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 8–Dec 12 Mon | 1100am–1155am Fri | 1100am–1155amOnce per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.002.5–3.0 ClinicEligibility: Must be competent in all strokes and able to maintain rallies at moderate pace.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 13–Dec 13 Sat | 1200pm–1255pmOnce per week | $341.253.0 ClinicEligibility: Should be competing in club leagues or tournaments.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects.Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 9–Dec 12 Tue | 1000am–1055am Fri | 900am–955am Fri | 1100am–1155amMon | $288.75 Fri | $341.253.5 ClinicEligibility: Players must successfully compete at a Div. 5 level or higher.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 11–Dec 12 Thu | 900am–955am Fri | 1100am–1155amOnce per week | $341.25

THE VIEW | FALL 20251264.0+ ClinicEligibility: Players must successfully compete at a Div. 3 level or higher.This clinic is designed to work on your tactical, technical and physical foundations. Coaches use singles and doubles game situations each week, and work on improving your tennis game in all aspects. Coaches approval is required to enroll.Sept 9–Dec 11 Tue | 1100am–1155am Thu | 1000am–1055amMon | $288.75 Thu | $341.25 DrillsDesigned to mimic the stroke sequences that players employ in a match. Drills allow players to hit the same stroke repeatedly and quickly to ingrain proper techniques. Drills are designed in doubles and singles formats where players will develop ball recognition, reaction, and repetition.Sept 8–Dec 13 Mon | 900am–955am [Lvl3.0] Mon | 1000am–1055am [Lvl 2.0] Mon | 1000am–1055am [Lvl 2.5] Mon | 600pm–655pm [Lvl 3.5–4.0] Wed | 1100am–1155am [Lvl 2.0–2.5] Thu | 600pm–655pm [Lvl 3.0] Thu | 700pm–755pm [Lvl 4.0–4.5] Fri | 900am–955am [Lvl 2.0] Fri | 900am–955am [Lvl 2.5] Fri | 1000am–1055am [Lvl 3.0]Once per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00*This class has a weekly sign up on the adult notice board at indoor courts. Drop-In $30.00 *Needs minimum 3 players to run.Ball Machine ClinicIf you are looking for a great way to groove your strokes and work on basic paerns of play, our Ball Machine class is for you. You will be given feedback on proper technique and shot selection.Sept 8–Dec 10 Mon | 1100am–1155am [Level 2.0–2.5] Tue | 900am–955am [Level 4.0] Wed | 900am–955am [Level 3.0] Wed | 1000am–1055am [Level 3.5]Once per week | $341.25 Mon | $315.00 Tue | $288.75 Ladies Pro–Am 2.0–3.0Doubles Matches with our Tennis Coaches! Join our pros in a match style environment and improve your game by playing against and with our elite sta. Spaces limited to 12 ladies, with 4 Pros.Sept 10–Dec 10 Wed | 1000am–1055am Wed | 1100am–1155am$477.75Cardio TennisJoin in the hi-impact cardio tennis workout accompanied with pumping music and high energy! Cardio Tennis includes a warm-up, cardio workout, and cool down phases. If you are looking for a great way to get in shape and to burn calories, you must try Cardio Tennis. Available to all adults and all levels.Sept 8–Dec 8 Mon | 600pm–655pmDrop-In $21.00 *Needs minimum 5 players to run.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025127Ball Machine OrientationAll Members must have completed a ball machine orientation to use the ball machine. This is an instructional session on how the ball machine operates and does not include hiing balls so a racket is not required.This class has a weekly sign up on the adult notice board at indoor courts.Sept 9–Dec 9 Tue | 1000am–1030am (Bi-weekly) Tue | 600pm–630pm (Bi-weekly)Free Chad Warren Charity TournamentThis is a non-ranking mixed doubles event for players with a combined rating of 6.0 upwards, based on the Tennis Canada Self Rating Guide. Money raised in Chads name for the VGH/UBC Hospital Foundation. Non-Members must be playing with a Member to be included (Unless space allows).Sept 22–26Weekdays 530pm, 600pm, 700pm, 730pm, 830pmIndoor Club ChampionshipsComplementing our Club Championships, the indoor event will host Singles, Doubles and Mixed Doubles across three (3) dierent levels. Matches will be scheduled over a 12-day period with the Semi Finals and Finals being held on the second Wednesday through Friday. Evening matches scheduled during the week and daytime matches scheduled on the weekend.Oct 27–Nov 7Weekdays 530pm, 700pm, 830pmWeekends 1200pm, 200pm, 400pmFor additional information about our Adult Programs, please contact our Adult Tennis Manager, Tony Macken, at Adulennismanager@hollyburn.org.

JUNIOR TENNISPATHWAYSRED BALL8 & UNDERORANGE BALL10 & UNDERRegular Ball14 & UNDERGREEN BALL12 & UNDERTEEN TENNIS18 & UNDERPLAY BALL3-5 YRSSUPERACHIEVERS14 & OVER,PROVINCIAL RANKEDPLAYERS ONLY2.0 SQUAD C 2.5 SQUAD B 3.0 SQUAD A PRO TOURNAMENTSQUAD14 & UNDERIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO9 & UNDERDEVELOPMENTIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO10 & UNDERDEVELOPMENTIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO11 & UNDERDEVELOPMENTIMPROVER COMPETITIVEPRO8 & UNDERDEVELOPMENT

ADULT TENNISPATHWAYSLEARN TO PLAYLEARN1.0-1.5RALLY1.5-2.0CLINIC3.0CLINICPRE-LEAGUE2.0-2.5CLINIC3.5CLINIC4.0DRILLCARDIO TENNISALL LEVELSBALL MACHINE2.0-2.5BALL MACHINE 3.0-3.5DRILLS2.0-2.5DRILLS3.0EVENING DRILLS4.0-4.5COMPASS CHALLENGE2.0-3.0 | 3.0-4.5COMPETEPRO-AM2.0-2.5LADIES IN-HOUSESOCIAL/BUSINESS2.5+MEN’S IN-HOUSENIGHT2.0-4.5+LADIES INTERCLUBDAY/NIGHT/DOGWOOD3.0+MEN’S INTERCLUBNIGHT/WEEKEND4.0-4.5+TENNIS EVENTSMONTHLY TOURNAMENTS/ SOCIALS2.5-5.0BALL MACHINE 3.5-4.0EVENING DRILLS3.5-4.0

THE VIEW | FALL 2025130Stephanie LumYouth CoordinatorYouth@hollyburn.org Juniors & ChildrenAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBBrenna ColesChildcare & Youth ManagerBColes@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 2025131JUNIORS & CHILDRENProgram Closures Sept 1 | Labour Day Sept 30 | Truth & Reconciliation Day Nov 11 | Remembrance DayPro-D Days Sept 19 | NVSD Sept 26 | WVSD Nov 24 | WVSD The Hub 8–11 yrsMon–Wed | 330pm–700pm Thu–Fri | 330pm–800pm Sat–Sun | 1000am–700pm Hub Open Play Mon–Fri | 600am–330pm - Bay 1 Mon–Wed | 700pm–1000pm - Bay 1 Thu–Fri | 800pm–1000pm - Bay 1 Sat–Sun | 600am–1000am - Bay 1 Sat–Sun | 700pm–1000pm - Bay 1Hub Facilitated PlaySat & Sun | 1000am–700pmJuniors & Children Department FAQ What is the dierence between HUB Open Play and HUB Facilitated Play?Open Play: During general HUB hours, Members aged 8+ can use the space independently. Children under 8 must be accompanied by a parent or Responsible Adult (16+).Facilitated Play: These are staed times where our Youth Leaders are present to encourage safe, respectful, and engaged play. While they help guide activities and ensure that our Members are playing safely, Youth Leaders do not oer Childminding at the HUB, and a parent, guardian, or other Responsible Adult (16+) is required to be present at the HUB with Children under 8 yrs.Where can my child go for sta supervision or Childminding?All Child Members under 8 yrs are welcome and encouraged to check out HollyVille! HollyVille, located in the Kids Centre, oers Childminding for up to 2 hours daily by our experienced and passionate Childcare Aendants! This is the perfect opportunity for parents to enjoy a child-free meal at Acres, coee at H.C.C, a Tennis lesson, or a Fitness class with ease of mind as your Child enjoys some time to play and socialize!

THE VIEW | FALL 2025132Do you oer program discounts?Yes! We oer a Multi-Program discount of 20% o of one program for registration in 2 qualifying Childcare programs, or 30% o of one program for registration in 3 or more qualifying Childcare programs.In HollyVille, we oer a 30% sibling discount to 1 child’s booking when registering siblings for Childminding at the same time.*Please note, HollyVille sibling discount applies only to bookings longer than 15 minutes, and does not apply to registered programsFor more information on the Childcare Multi-Program or Sibling discounts, please email Brenna at BColes@hollyburn.org.What other spaces do kids have access to within the club?Junior Members 8+ yrs are welcome to use the Youth Lounge, which is open daily from 8am-11pm and oers a quiet space for our Junior Members to relax, play, or socialize. The Youth Lounge oers foosball, shuleboard and ping pong tables, as well as 1 television and arcade game, a lounge space, and workstation for homework or drawing.*Please note, this space is maintained by Youth sta, however it is not a consistently supervised space, and Junior Members are asked to please be responsible and clean up aer themselves.Junior Members 8+ yrs as well as Child Members under 8 yrs are also welcome to use the Coast Room during it’s operating hours. The Coast Room, located in the Kids Centre, oers toys, arts & cra supplies, and tables and chairs to play, colour, lounge, or socialize.*Please note, children under 8 yrs must have a parent or guardian present in the Coast Room. As this is a shared program space, all Members must clean up aer themselves, leaving the space as they found it.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025133ChildcareMini Scholars Under 3s 1.5–3 yrsThe Mini Scholars Under 3s program is designed to gently introduce toddlers to a preschool-style routine through play-based exploration and nurturing guidance. Following a theme-based monthly calendar, this program supports early development through activities in music, movement, sensory play, art, and circle time—with an emphasis on storytelling, song, imaginative play, and hands-on discovery.Children are encouraged to explore colors, textures and sounds, while developing early language fine motor skills, social connections, creativity, and self-help abilities in a supportive, engaging, and age-appropriate environment. Early learning concepts such as number and leer recognition are introduced by our set of experienced and passionate Childcare Educators.The Mini Scholars program includes one snack break. Please pack a nutritious nut-free snack, and we’ll take care of the fun and learning!*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.NEW Multi-Program Discount: Enroll in 2 Mini Programs and save 20% o one. Enroll in 3 or more and save 30% o one. *Discount applies only to select Childcare Programs. Sept 8–Dec 12 Mon–Fri | 900am–1100am Mountain Room, Kids CentreMon, Wed, Fri | $1230.00 Mon | $390.00 Tue | $360.00 Wed | $420.00 Thu | $420.00 Fri | $420.00*No classes Sept 30, Oct 13, Nov 11 Mini Scholars Over 3s 3–5 yrsThe Mini Scholars Over 3s program is designed for children ages 3-5, oering a gently structured, kinder-readiness approach to learning while maintaining a playful and engaging environment. Children build on their foundational skills with increased focus on early academics, and themed activities that foster curiosity and confidence. To support independence and group-based learning, the Over 3s program activities include art, music, movement and sensory-play, supporting critical thinking, problem-solving, fine motor skills development, communication, early literacy and numeracy. Children build on routines, strenhen social connections, and explore the world with creativity and intention.The Mini Scholars program includes one snack break. Please pack a nutritious nut-free snack, and we’ll take care of the fun & learning!*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation. NEW Multi-Program Discount: Enroll in 2 Mini Programs and save 20% o one. Enroll in 3 or more and save 30% o one. *Discount applies only to select Childcare Programs. Sept 8–Dec 12 Mon–Fri | 900am–1100am Coast Room, Kids CentreMon, Wed, Fri | $1230.00 Mon | $390.00 Tue | $360.00 Wed | $420.00 Thu | $420.00 Fri | $420.00*No classes Sept 30, Oct 13, Nov 11

THE VIEW | FALL 2025134Mini Athletics 2–5 yrsThe Mini Athletics program oers a play-based introduction to healthy movement, physical literacy, mindfulness, and confidence-building for young learners. Designed for ages 2-5, each day oers something new, with a playful and developmentally appropriate approach to physical education.Through dynamic activities and sports-based games, this program focuses on strenhening gross motor skills, balance, coordination and teamwork, while our purposeful free-play breaks aim to keep lile minds and bodies engaged, supporting aention and creating a positive aitude towards physical activity. Our Mini Athletes will explore new sports such as soccer, dance, karate, squash, and more, led by our experienced Childcare Educators, our own talented Club athletic pros, or special guest instructors.The Mini Athletics program includes one lunch break. Please pack a nutritious nut-free lunch, and we’ll take care of the fun and learning! For inquiries, please email BColes@hollyburn.org Please note, parents are not required to remain on-site for the duration of registered programs, but must be on-site for the duration of HollyVille booking(s) prior to or aer programs. NEW Multi-Program Discount: Enroll in 2 Mini Programs and save 20% o one. Enroll in 3 or more and save 30% o one. *Discount applies only to select Childcare Programs.Sept 8–Dec 12 Mon–Fri | 1100am–100pm Mountain Room/The Hub Mon, Wed, Fri | $1230.00 Mon | $390.00 Tue | $360.00 Wed | $420.00 Thu | $420.00 Fri | $420.00 Mini Makers 2–5 yrsCreativity, imagination, and hands-on discovery come alive in Mini Makers—our aernoon enrichment program designed to spark curiosity and joyful learning in our Mini Members. With a fresh theme each day of the week, Mini Makers invites young learners to dive into the worlds of cooking, craing, music, science, and storytelling.This structured yet playful program is the perfect daily follow-up to Mini Scholars and Mini Athletics, oering a calm, engaging aernoon filled with exploration and fun. Mini classes can be registered back-to-back between 900am–300pm. Child must be registered in each individual class.Please note, parents are not required to remain on-site for the duration of registered programs, but must be on-site for the duration of HollyVille booking(s) prior to or aer programs. Sept 8–Dec 8 Mon | 100pm–300pm Mountain Room, Kids Centre$390.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025135Rhythmic Gymnastics 2–5 yrsThis dynamic class is perfect for young Members looking to explore a unique and artistic sport that combines strength, grace, and creativity. Whether your child is a budding gymnast or just eager to try something new, this program offers a fantastic opportunity to learn and grow in a supportive environment.Led by Ashley Lonsdale, a skilled and passionate coach, the class provides professional instruction tailored to all skill levels. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rhythmic gymnastics, including coordination, flexibility, and timing, while working with apparatus like ribbons, hoops, and balls. Under Ashley’s expert guidance, they’ll discover new moves and techniques that will have their ribbons rolling and their confidence soaring! For inquiries, please email Brenna at BColes@hollyburn.org*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.Sept 9–Dec 9 Tue | 330pm–410pm The Hub $420.00 Mini Bakers 4–7 yrsPlease join our childcare team and put on your Chef Hat in a safe and inclusive environment. Our Mini Bakers will build confidence in the kitchen learning and developing a variety of skills and healthy eating choices. Participants will have fun discovering the food groups, measuring, food and table manners, using their senses to discover new flavours and foods and safely and eiciently using dierent utensils and kitchen tools. This is a great class to make new friends, improve social skills through teamwork, sharing, and responsibility. Some recipes may contain gluten, dairy or animal products. Please advise Brenna at BColes@hollyburn.org if you have any concerns about allergies or dietary restrictions.*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.NEW Multi-Program Discount: Enroll in 2 Mini Programs and save 20% o one. Enroll in 3 or more and save 30% o one. *Discount applies only to select Childcare Programs.Sept 9–Dec 9 Tue | 330pm–430pm Mountain Room $300.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025136Petite Ballet 3–5 yrsPetite Ballet class fosters social skills and independence while developing motor skills, and musicality for young our youngest dancers. Basic ballet technique is introduced through games and play, in a nurturing environment. Dancers will learn simple paerning and partnering working towards a class performance for parents.Girls Aire: Pink leotard, ballet tights and canvas ballet shoes. Hair pulled back into a ponytail or bun.Boys Aire: White t-shirt and black shorts with white socks and black ballet shoes.Fall & Winter terms: Parents are invited to observe a class.If you have any questions about this program, please contact Brenna Coles at BColes@hollyburn.org*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.Sept 10–Dec 10 Wed | 330pm–415pm Coast Room, Kids Centre$455.00Sewing Stars | Beginner 4–6 yrsA creative and playful introduction to sewing! In this skill-building class series, Children learn the foundations of hand-stitching and explore assisted machine sewing through fun, age-appropriate projects. Along the way, they’ll build fine motor skills, patience, and a sense of accomplishment as they bring their own creations to life. For inquiries, please contact Brenna at BColes@hollyburn.org.All materials will be supplied.*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.Sept 11–Dec 11 Thu | 330pm–415pm Coast Room, Kids Centre Ms. Carol

THE VIEW | FALL 2025137Lile Star Soccer 1 3–5 yrsNew name, same exciting program! Once again, Hollyburn is pleased to partner with Fuerza FC to oer our youngest Members an introduction to soccer basics, as well as more in-depth performance taught by Coach Marvin and his team from Fuerza. Participants will have a blast learning “The Beautiful Game” through fun drills, games, and teamwork. Coaches will create a positive, age-appropriate environment for children to build soccer skills and physical confidence with a focus on kindness and respect. For inquiries, please contact Brenna at BColes@hollyburn.org.*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.Sept 11–Dec 11 Thu | 330pm-415pm The Hub $490.00 Lile Star Soccer 2 | NEW 3–5 yrsDue to high demand, we have added a second Children (2–5 yrs) class! New name, same exciting program! Once again, Hollyburn is pleased to partner with Fuerza FC to oer our youngest Members an introduction to soccer basics, as well as more in-depth performance taught by Coach Marvin and his team from Fuerza. Participants will have a blast learning “The Beautiful Game” through fun drills, games, and teamwork. Coaches will create a positive, age-appropriate environment for children to build soccer skills and physical confidence with a focus on kindness and respect. For inquiries, please contact Brenna at BColes@hollyburn.org*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.Sept 11–Dec 11 Thu | 420pm–505pm The Hub $490.00 HollyVille Registered Drop-in 4 mos–7 yrs HollyVille Childminding is registration-based for you to conveniently book your spot ahead in GameTime. Bookings are a minimum of 15 minutes, and a maximum of 2 hours a day. A parent or guardian must be on-site for the duration of a child’s booking. Late pick-up fee(s) will apply to any pick-ups later than registered booking time. Email BColes@hollyburn.org or call HollyVille at 604-913-4539 for more information.Mon, Tue, Wed | 845am–700pm Thu, Fri | 845am–800pm Sat, Sun | 845am–500pm

THE VIEW | FALL 2025138JuniorsTransfer Tennis to Aquatic 4–8 yrsWe are excited to oer our members the option to have your children transferred from one program to another! Youth Leaders will pick up your child from their Swim lesson and transfer them to their Tennis lesson. *Please Note: Our Youth Leaders will not be helping your child change clothing. There will be very limited space, so register early! If you have any questions about this program, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org.Sept 8–Dec 11 Mon–Thu | 415pm–445pm $28.00 per termJunior Artists 6 yrs, 9 mos–10 yrsDesigned especially for our youngest creators, the Junior Artists Program introduces children to the world of art through fun, hands-on projects. Each week, budding artists explore colours, shapes, and textures while building confidence and fine motor skills. Guided by caring instructors, children will paint, draw, sculpt, and cra their way through imaginative themes that encourage self-expression and creativity. All materials are included—just bring your curiosity and a big imagination! If you have any questions about this program, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org.Sept 8–Dec 8 Mon | 330–430pm Mountain Room, Kids Centre$390.00 Rhythmic Gymnastics 6–9 yrs This dynamic class is perfect for young Members looking to explore a unique and artistic sport that combines strenh, grace, and creativity. Whether your child is a budding gymnast or just eager to try something new, this program oers a fantastic opportunity to learn and grow in a supportive environment. Led by the Club’s own Ashley Lonsdale, a skilled and passionate coach, the class provides professional instruction tailored to all skill levels. Participants will learn the fundamentals of rhythmic gymnastics, including coordination, flexibility, and timing, while working with apparatus like ribbons, hoops, and balls. Under Ashley’s expert guidance, they’ll discover new moves and techniques that will have their ribbons rolling and their confidence soaring!Sept 9–Dec 9 Tue | 415pm–530pm The Hub$455.00 Junior Star Soccer 5 yrs 9 mos–10 yrsOnce again, Hollyburn is pleased to partner with Fuerza FC to oer our youngest Members an introduction to soccer basics, as well as more in-depth performance- Marvin from Fuerza, and his sta, to learn “The Beautiful Game”. Coaches will demonstrate and focus on important soccer and physical literacy skills in a kind, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Sept 11–Dec 11 Thu | 515pm–615pm The Hub $490.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025139Junior Ballet 6–9 yrsThis class focuses on developing the foundations of ballet technique by building knowledge each week. The class will incorporate stretching and core strenhening which benefits all athletes, both girls and boys. Dancers will learn choreography working toward a class performance for parents. If you have any questions about this program, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Girls Aire: Pink leotard, ballet tights and canvas ballet shoes. Hair pulled back into a ponytail or bun. Boys Aire: White T-shirt and black shorts with white socks and black ballet shoes.Sept 10–Dec 10 Wed | 430pm–530pm Coast Room, Kids Centre $490.00Carol SearyJunior Member Orientation 8 yrs–18 yrs 11 mos All Members aged 8+ come join us for a Junior Member Orientation. This orientation is meant to make the exciting transition from Child to Junior Member as smooth as possible. We also teach the basics of what is expected of Junior Members at Hollyburn Country Club. This orientation takes place on the last Tuesday and Wednesday of each month at 5 p.m. There will be very limited space, so register early! If you have any questions or concerns email Youth@hollyburn.org.Sept 23–24 | Oct 28–29 Nov 25–26 | Dec 17–18 Tue, Wed | 500pm Kids Centre LobbyFree Pro-D All Day Camp 5 yrs 9 mos–10 yrs Join our Youth Leaders for a day filled with fun filled activities including games, sports, cras, team building activities, science experiments, cooperative games and more! If you have any questions about this camp, please contact Stephanie Lum at Youth@hollyburn.org. Sept 19 | NVSD Sept 26, Nov 24 | WVSD Mon, Fri | 900am–300pm The Hub $100.00 Sewing Stars | Beginner 4–6 yrsA fun and focused continuation of skill-building in this sewing class series. Children learn more detailed hand-stitching and assisted machine sewing. The goal is independently operating a sewing machine to create age-appropriate projects. Along the way, they’ll build fine motor skills, patience, and a sense of accomplishment as they bring their own creations to life. All materials will be supplied.*Minimum number of registered participants required for program operation.Sept 11–Dec 11 Thu | 430pm–530pm Coast Room, Kids Centre Ms. Carol

THE VIEW | FALL 2025140Terrance CadienteWellness CoordinatorWellness@hollyburn.orgWELLNESSAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUB

THE VIEW | FALL 2025141WELLNESSAcupuncture Acupuncture is a traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) practice that involves inserting thin, sterile needles into specific points on the body to stimulate the flow of "Qi" (energy) and promote natural healing. It is based on the concept of balancing the body’s energy pathways, or meridians, to alleviate pain, reduce stress, and improve overall health. Modern acupuncture is also supported by evidence showing its ability to stimulate the nervous system, release endorphins, and improve blood circulation. Laser AcupunctureLaser acupuncture is a modern, non-invasive adaptation of traditional acupuncture that uses low-level laser beams instead of needles to stimulate acupuncture points. This approach is particularly useful for individuals who are needle-averse or have sensitive skin. It provides similar therapeutic benefits, such as pain relief, inflammation reduction, and improved tissue healing, by enhancing cellular function and circulation through photobiomodulation. Cosmetic AcupunctureCosmetic acupuncture, also known as facial acupuncture, focuses on improving skin health and appearance by targeting acupuncture points on the face and body. This treatment stimulates blood flow, collagen production, and muscle tone, reducing fine lines, wrinkles, and puiness. It is a natural, holistic approach to rejuvenating the skin and promoting overall wellness without the use of chemicals or invasive procedures. MicroneedlingMicroneedling is a minimally invasive skincare treatment that involves using a device with fine needles to create tiny, controlled micro-injuries in the skin. These micro-injuries trigger the body’s natural healing response, stimulating collagen and elastin production. It is widely used to improve skin texture, reduce scars, fine lines, and hyperpigmentation, and promote a more youthful, radiant complexion. Microneedling can also enhance the absorption of topical skincare products for improved results.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025142Heated Cupping with Gua ShaHeated cupping and Gua Sha are traditional Chinese medicine techniques oen used together to promote healing, relieve muscle tension, and improve circulation. In heated cupping, glass or silicone cups are warmed and placed on the skin to create suction, drawing blood flow to the area and releasing fascial restrictions. Gua Sha involves scraping the skin with a smooth-edged tool to stimulate microcirculation, break up adhesions, and reduce inflammation. Together, these therapies work synergistically to alleviate muscle pain, improve range of motion, and promote detoxification, leaving the body feeling relaxed and revitalized. Acupuncture60 mins | $135.00 Laser Acupuncture30 mins | $90.00 Cosmetic Acupuncture & Derma Roller60 mins | $200.00Cosmetic Acupuncture & Microneedling90 mins | $250.00Heated Cupping/Gua Sha | follow-up only30 mins | $90.00Austin Wei | Acupuncture only* Mon, Thu | 1100am–200pm60 min | $135.00Sali Abrishami Fri | 900am–600pm60 min | $135.00ChiropracticRevitalize your body and restore balance with Chiropractic services, led by the esteemed Dr. Ali Akhavan. Dr. Akhavan brings a wealth of experience and expertise to our facility, specializing in spinal adjustments, joint mobilization, and personalized treatment plans tailored to your unique needs. Whether you are recovering from an injury, seeking relief from chronic pain, or striving to enhance your overall well-being, Dr. Akhavan is commied to helping you achieve your health goals. Experience the transformative benefits of chiropractic care in a serene and welcoming environment. Schedule your appointment with Dr. Ali Akhavan today and take the first step towards a healthier, more vibrant life.Ali AkhavanMon | 630pm–800pm Wed | 930am–1045am Fri | 1000am–100pm30 min | $130.00 15 min | $95.00Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST)Fascial Stretch Therapy (FST) oers a relaxing and eective way to improve flexibility and relieve tension. Unlike traditional stretching methods, FST focuses on the fascia, the connective tissue that surrounds muscles and joints. Skilled therapists use gentle, pain-free movements to stretch and loosen these tissues, helping to enhance your range of motion, reduce pain, and boost overall athletic performance. Whether you’re a seasoned athlete or just looking to improve your general well-being, FST at Hollyburn provides a personalized, rejuvenating experience that leaves you feeling refreshed and limber.Christopher Lea Sun | 1000am–130pm Tue | 100pm–545pm Wed | 900am–1230pm Thu | 1130am–1230pm Fri | 1015am–300pm60 min | $115.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025143Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)Looking to unwind and recover aer your workouts or just need a lile self-care boost? Consider trying Registered Massage Therapy (RMT)! Whether you’re dealing with muscle tension, stress, or simply want to enhance your overall well-being, RMT can be a game-changer. Benefits include easing muscle soreness, improving circulation, reducing stress levels, and promoting relaxation. Our skilled therapists tailor sessions to your needs, whether you prefer deep tissue for those tough knots or soothing Swedish for pure relaxation. Treat yourself to the rejuvenating experience you deserve right here at Hollyburn.Terrance Cadiente Tue–Fri | 1000am–600pm60 min | $135.00How can I book a Session?Online booking is available through the GameTime app under the “Well” category. Click on an open block to see available treatments from each practitioner. Alternatively, book in person at the Fitness Centre desk, or call 604-913-4563. For more information, please email Terrance at Wellness@hollyburn.org CancellationPer our cancellation policy, if you need to reschedule or cancel your session, we require 24 hours advance notice. If you cancel or change your session within 24 hours, we will process a 100% cancellation fee.We are not able to treat anyone with an active ICBC or WorkSafeBC claim. Failure to disclose an active claim may result in a cancellation and full charge of the scheduled appointment.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025144Athletics Department Athletics Department Athletics@hollyburn.orgWEST OF 50AT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUB

THE VIEW | FALL 2025145Inside the LinesUnderstanding Selection & Disputes in Sports Step into the world of competitive sport and gain a beer understanding of how athletes are selected—and what happens when disputes arise. Whether you're an athlete, parent, coach, or simply interested in the process, this 1.5-hour session (including a Q&A) will oer practical insights into selection policies and how they impact everyone involved. What We’ll Cover: • Types of Selection Processes • Selection Criteria: What really maers • Objective vs. Subjective Testing • Selection Policy & Variations • Rights of Appeal • Breaking the Formula: When rules are challenged • The Osaka Rule & the Role of the IOC Whether you're preparing for competitive sport or navigating selection disputes, this seminar will equip you with the insights and tools to understand your rights and the process. Peter KohPeter Koh is an international sports lawyer practicing in Vancouver, Singapore, and London. An accredited arbitrator with the Court of Arbitration for Sport, he serves on World Athletics’ Disciplinary Tribunal and was Legal Adviser for the 19th Asian Games. Peter also adjudicated a blood doping case involving an Asian Olympic medallist earlier this year. He has acted as Sports Legal Counsel for Winter Olympic venues in Beijing and Laax. A respected speaker and educator, he has lectured across Asia and taught law at NYU and the National University of Singapore. Register on Gametime or contact Athletics@hollyburn.org.Sept 24600pm–730pm Club Lounge Free WEST OF 50

THE VIEW | FALL 2025146Hearing Health is Brain HealthHow Hearing Loss Aects Brain Function & Cognitive HealthDo you ever find that people are mumbling, feel tired or stressed from socializing, or confused about conversations? Your brain may need more sound input! Your ears collect and transmit sounds to your brain, where they are processed into meaninul information. When your brain is not receiving enough sound information from your ears, your communication ability is adversely aected. This presentation reviewscurrent, as well as longitudinal research, demonstrating thatuntreated hearing loss can have far reaching implications that go well beyond hearing alone. In fact, hearing loss is linked to numerous co-occurring health conditions, some of which are potentially modifiable. Learn how treating hearing loss can keep the brain fit, increase communication skills and social interactions, and increase brain stimulation, helping to mitigate the potentially significant negative health consequences of untreated hearing loss.Join us to delve further into this contentious trending topic! Mandy Fisch Mandy Fisch, Registered Audiologist and Owner/Operator with Hearing Life (formerly NexGen Hearing), has provided over 20 years of hearing healthcare on the North Shore. She is passionate about helping hard-of-hearing clients improve communication and reconnect with the world around them. Mandy and her team are active in the community, raising awareness and promoting early detection of hearing loss, which is closely linked to social, emotional, physical, and cognitive well-being. Nov 5 1100am–1230pm Club Lounge $20.00 Register on Gametime or contact Athletics@hollyburn.org.

THE VIEW | FALL 2025147Longevity Made SimpleHow to Live Well for Life Join Dr. Riskin and Dr. Cheng for an inspiring and informative session on longevity; how to live not just longer, but beer. This talk is designed for anyone who value staying active, engaged, and well at every stage of life. You'll gain practical tools, fresh insights, and expert guidance to help you thrive for years to come. What to Expect: • Introduction to Longevity: Learn about the exciting advancements in the field of longevity and why it maers now more than ever. • Aging Gracefully: Understand how aging aects your overall well-being and how staying informed about your body can help you age with strenh and purpose. • Lifestyle for Longevity: Discover the essential roles that nutrition, movement, and mental wellness play in extending both your lifespan and your health span. • Practical Tips for Daily Life: Walk away with easy-to-implement strategies that support your long-term vitality. • Q&A Session: Ask questions and gain personalized insights directly from our expert speaker. Why Aend? • Discover how to align longevity principles with your current healthy lifestyle. • Gain practical, science-based strategies to boost physical and mental wellness. • Connect with like-minded members who value lifelong vitality. • Learn from an expert in health and longevity. • Don’t miss this opportunity to invest in your well-being and build a foundation for a longer, healthier life. Dr. Lawrence Cheng, MD, MPH Dr. Cheng is the Co-Founder and Co-Director of Connect Health. He is trained in Family and Emergency Medicine (CCFP[EM]) and holds an MPH from Harvard University. He completed a fellowship in Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, is certified in Functional Medicine, and has additional training in anti-aging medicine. Dr. Cheng also practices Emergency Medicine at St. Paul’s Hospital and serves as an Associate Clinical Professor at UBC. Dr. Ashley Riskin, MD Dr. Riskin is the Co-Founder and Clinical Director of Connect Health. He earned his BSc, MD, and completed his Family Medicine residency at UBC. He holds a fellowship in Integrative Medicine from the University of Arizona and is certified in Functional Medicine, with additional training in anti-aging and stem cell therapies. He currently practices functional and precision medicine at Connect Health and works in emergency medicine. Register on Gametime or contact Athletics@hollyburn.org. Nov 19 | 700pm–830pm Club Lounge $20.00

THE VIEW | FALL 2025148Special PromotionAQFit + Light PassFor the month of October, we are oering the AQFit + Light Pass to all our West of 50 Members. This pass will allow Members access to three Aquafit classes a week, plus 8 Fitness light classes for only $85 for the month. If you already participate in either Aquafit or Fitness, this is a great opportunity to try out new classes! This pass will only be oered in October and Members who sign up will only be charged for this pass once. It will not roll over to the next month or auto-renew. Aqua FitTry our fun water workouts! The exercises are lively and entertaining, with lile to no joint impact. Participants can work at their comfort level with support from our instructors. This is an excellent addition to any exercise regime. Mondays and Wednesday's classes are lower intensity and are a great option for those new to Aquafit. If you’re looking for a challenge, join our Friday class for higher intensity workout.Sign up on GameTime.Mon, Wed, Fri | 900am-1000am Fitness Light ClassesFitness oers 8 light classes per week. From total body workouts and Pilates to yoga and deep stretching, this pass oers diverse options! These classes oer Members exposure to a wide variety of class in an accessible and welcoming environment. Whether you have a favourite way to exercise or our looking to try something new, light classes are a great way to introduce yourself to a new way of working out.Contact the Fitness Centre at 604-913-4563 to sign up for this pass!Oct 1-31$85.00 + GST

THE VIEW | FALL 2025149WOMANS CLUBAT HOLLYBURN COUNTRY CLUBAthletics Department Athletics Department Athletics@hollyburn.org

THE VIEW | FALL 2025150Balanced Hormones, Beer LifeA Wellness Talk for Women Menopause and perimenopause are more than just hot flashes. They aect your mood, sleep, memory, weight, and energy. As your hormones change, so does the way your body responds to stress, nutrition, and relationships. Join Dr. Jacqueline Hermanson, ND, and Dr. Sarah Wulkan, ND, as they share how bio-identical hormone therapy (BHRT) can support your health during this transition. Learn about hormone testing, optimizing wellness, and preventing conditions like Alzheimer’s and osteoporosis. Don’t miss this chance to learn from experts, ask questions, and reclaim control over this natural life phase. Sign up today and take charge of your hormone health! Dr. Jacqueline Hermanson, ND Dr. Jacqueline Hermanson, owner of Luminary Health and Longevity Clinic, specializes in hormone replacement therapy, anti-aging, aesthetic medicine, and medical weight loss. She supports men and women in improving energy and overall wellness through nutrition, nutraceuticals, IV therapy, and bio-identical hormone therapy. She is a member in good standing with the CNPBC, BCNA, and CAND. Dr. Sarah Wulkan, ND Dr. Sarah Wulkan brings over 15 years of experience in the health and fitness industry. She helps individuals optimize physical performance and body composition through nutritional counseling, exercise prescription, supplementation, and emotional support. Dr. Wulkan is a member in good standing with the CNPBC, BCNA, and CAND. Oct 9 | 700–830pm Club Lounge $20.00 Register on Gametime or contact Athletics@hollyburn.org. WOMANS CLUB

THE VIEW | FALL 2025151Empowering Women Through Estate PlanningSecuring Your Future Join Elyssa Lockhart, an experienced lawyer specializing in wills, trusts, and estates, for an empowering seminar tailored for women navigating life’s transitions. Whether you’re planning for the future, updating documents due to changing circumstances, or ensuring your estate reflects your evolving wishes, Elyssa oers practical, expert guidance on: • Key estate planning strategies to protect your assets and loved ones • Updating legal documents to reflect life changes such as marriage, divorce, new family members, blended families, or cohabitation • Understanding the role of trusts in securing your financial future • Navigating business succession for entrepreneurs and family business owners With over 20 years of experience advising clients on wealth preservation, estate planning, and estate administration, Elyssa brings both depth of knowledge and an approachable perspective to help you make confident, informed decisions. Start your legacy planning journey and join us for this insightful and supportive session! Elyssa LockhartElyssa Lockhart, a lawyer with MLT Aikins LLP, brings over 20 years of experience advising clients on wealth preservation, personal legacy planning, and business succession. She regularly dras wills, trusts, and other estate planning documents, and supports clients through all aspects of the estate administration process. Elyssa also works closely with family business owners and operators, oering guidance on succession planning, business transitions, and organizational structuring. Oct 22 | 700pm–830pm Club Lounge $20.00 Register on Gametime or contact Athletics@hollyburn.org.

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