Leading up to the Western Canada Summer Games, Lexy Vincent has been working to keep her mind sharp. "For me, it's all about focus,' said Vincent, an 18-year-old kayaker from Regina. "I know what I want going into the Games and I know how to achieve that. The only thing is keeping a steady mindset.' Vincent is one of the 390 Saskatchewan athletes, coaches and managers…
Excitement was in the air today as Lorne Lasuita, Chef de Mission for Team Sask, announced the team that will be representing Saskatchewan at the 2015 Western Canada Summer Games. Team Sask 2015 will participate in the Western Canada Summer Games in the region of Wood Buffalo, Alberta, August 7 - 16, 2015. The team consists of 390 athletes, coaches, managers, and technicians, as well as 16…
The City of Swift Current has been announced as the host community of the Western Canada Summer Games in 2019. Swift Current submitted the successful bid among Saskatchewan communities to host the Games and was unveiled as the hosts during a media event earlier this afternoon. The host community was selected through a partnership with the Ministry of Parks, Culture and Sport and the…
Today marks Olympic Day across the world for 2015. To honour #OlympicDay we wanted to showcase our Team Sask alumni who competed in the two most recent Olympics; London 2012 and Sochi 2014. London 2012 Summer Olympics Name Team Sask Games Team Sask Sport Olympic Sport Kelly…
Congratulations to Becky Richter for breaking TWO world records last week. She now holds the Women's 100m T51 record at 28.31s and the Women's 200m T51 record at 53.56s. Richter competed at the 2011 Western Canada Summer Games in Kamloops, B.C. winning a silver medal for Team Sask in the Women's Wheelchair 400m. Photo from the IPC Athletics Facebook…
