Released on November 27, 2017 Nearly 45 athletes, coaches and organizers who represented Saskatchewan in summer games across Canada this year will be introduced in the Saskatchewan Legislature this afternoon.“On behalf of the Government of Saskatchewan I would like to congratulate all athletes, coaches and organizers on their strong performances this past summer,” Parks, Culture and…
REGINA, SK (November 27th, 2017): The athletes, coaches, and staff who made up Team Sask at the 2017 Canada Summer Games and the 2017 North American Indigenous Games, as well as those who participated at the 2017 Tony Cote First Nations Summer Games, were honoured by Minister of Parks, Culture and Sport Gene Makowsky in a special ceremony at the Saskatchewan Legislature on Monday, November…
If you have a passion for sport, are proud to wear the green & white, and want to experience a high profile multi-sport event featuring thousands of Canada's best athletes... check out this opportunity! Applications are now open to be a part of Team Sask mission staff for the 2019 Canada Winter Games in Red Deer, AB and the 2019 Western Canada Summer Games in Swift Current,…
Applications for the 2019 Canada Winter Games Apprentice Coach Program (Women in Coaching or Aboriginal Apprentice Program) are now open. The purpose of the Canada Games Apprentice Coach Program is to provide Aboriginal and Female coaches with a practical and integrated major national Multisport games experience. Selected coaches have direct involvement in preparation and competition and…
Team Sask concludes the 2017 Canada Summer Games tied for 6th in overall performanceWINNIPEG, MB (August 14th, 2017): After two weeks of intense competition in 16 different sports, the 2017 Canada Summer Games have concluded. Team Sask finished in a tie with Nova Scotia for 6th place in the final flag point standings. Flag points are awarded to each team, male and female, based on their…
