Dr. Brian Maraj (University of Alberta) delivered a warm and heartfelt talk for this year’s Wilberg lecture. His talk was titled, “There’s no place like home��. Lots of fun pictures and SCAPPS stories shared!

Congratulations to Dr. Kent Kowalski (University of Saskatchewan) for being this year’s recipient of the Brawley and Elliott Award for Excellence in Supervision and Mentorship 👏

Happening now: the Multidisciplinary Keynote featuring Sarah-Lynne Knockwood. Sarah-Lynne, a Mi’kmaq woman from Sipekne’katik First Nation and Canadian taekwondo athlete, has dedicated over 20 years to advancing Indigenous sport and community.

One final congratulations to this year’s #FHYSA winners 🥳

What a privilege to learn from Dr. Maria Kavussanu (University of Birmingham) in this afternoon’s SEP Keynote. Her talk focused on findings from her work around morality in sport.

Some 📸 from the presentation of the FHYSA awards at today’s AGM. Congratulations again to our winners!

Another SCAPPS in the books ✅

Another @_SCAPPS in the books! A couple of great looking posters and colleagues! And me posing like a lobster apparently… 🦞

#SPORT Lab had a great experience @_SCAPPS 2025. Lots of highlights to come from an exciting 3 day conference

What an awesome turnout for our first BIPOC faculty and student meetup! Thanks Drs. Jonathan Hood and Leah Ferguson for organizing this event.

Then another great talk at @_SCAPPS by Damian Manzone on the sensorimotor cost of augmented reality!

At the age of 8, I stopped wearing ties because ‘it's not for girls.' 30(ish) yrs later, I wore it again @_SCAPPS to embrace my gender identity and as a testament to our work to promote #EDIIA. Key message: Stay tuned for our “SAFE” questionnaire!! 🚀💖 #intersectionality

Next up: The Franklin Henry Young Scientist Awards ⭐️ Our first presentation is from the Exercise Psychology YSA recipient, Maryam Marashi (University of Toronto). @UofT @UofTKPE

Finally, the YSA awards wrap up with the Sport Psychology recipient, Cailie McGuire (University of British Columbia). @UBC

@_SCAPPS 2024 - good to catch up with colleagues and friends and hear about different approaches to motor imagery research @MattScott93 @DrTimWelsh @kin_msl_ubc @DrKraeutner @NIMBL_UBCO

Interested in doing a PhD in the area of action observation/prediction and motor imagery? Come work with us - @NIMBL_UBCO and @kin_msl_ubc! @NASPSPA @_RIOgroup_ @_SCAPPS @CAN_ACN

🎉 Just had an incredible experience attending 2024 SCAPPS Conference! 🎉 - via #Whova event app

Next is the Motor Learning and Control YSA recipient, Carrie Peters (University of British Columbia). @UBC

SCAPPS 2025 has officially kicked off! Dr. Wendy Rodgers (former SCAPPS president and current UPEI president) provided some opening remarks and reflections from her time in SCAPPS.