CSCS News The Unique Nutritional Needs of Female Athletes In case you haven’t noticed, males and females are different. Aside from physical differences between the sexes, however, a number of sport nutrition-related differences also exist, from vegetarianism, hydration, and micronutrients to the Female Athlete Triad. >> more NEWS ESTEEM Team Canadian Champion, 2012 Paralympic hopeful & youth motivational speaker Alex Dumont of Saskatoon is ready to inspire your students! Available dates are going fast! BOOK NOW to request the subsidized rate* >> more NEWS Understanding Team Selection Process Canadian athletes, coaches, officials and other members of the sport community are subject to a selection process in order to participate in the various sporting events at the different levels. The process by which they are selected can lead to disagreements and disputes. The Sport Dispute Resolution Centre of Canada (SDRCC) has published this brochure to assist members of the sport community to understand the basic principles of team selection and to build sound team selection policies that will reduce the risk of disputes. >> more NEWS

 

CSCS Athletes Results & Achievements Local roundup (April 6): The Leader-Post - April 6, 2010 Regina's Mark McMorris finished first in the 2010 RIDE Shakedown, a snowboarding event held Saturday in Mont Saint-Sauveur, Que. McMorris, 16, earned $12,000 in the two-day competition that attracted 25,000 spectators. >> more NEWS Melville's Jessica Campbell nets goal for gold medal at world under-18 hockey championship Rob Vanstone, The Leader-Post - April 5, 2010 Melville's Jessica Campbell has scored Canada's latest golden goal. Campbell scored at 3:10 of overtime Saturday in Chicago to give Canada a 5-4 victory over the United States in the gold-medal game at the world under-18 women's hockey championship. >> more NEWS Local roundup (April 5): The Leader-Post - April 5, 2010 Tim Landeryou of Saskatoon and Mike Green of Burlington, Ont., won the gold medal in men's doubles at the Pan American racquetball championships in San Pedro Sula, Honduras. Kris Odegard of Saskatoon won a bronze medal in men's singles. >> more NEWS Stone experienced Craig Slater, The Leader-Post - April 1, 2010 Chelsea Stone decided she'd have a little fun this weekend. She'll attempt to drive her hand through five pieces of wood. "It will sting for maybe 10 or 15 minutes after you do it, but the feeling of punching through five boards is pretty awesome," Stone admitted. "It actually hurts more if you don't break the boards." >> more NEWS Brown brings home gold The StarPhoenix - March 29, 2010 Vanessa Brown of the Saskatoon Wrestling Club won gold at the Senior Canadian wrestling meet in Fredericton, N.B., on Saturday, defeating Haley Genvieve of Calgary in the 51 kg final. >> more NEWS Bairu places 13th in worlds Canwest News Service - March 29, 2010 Canada's Simon Bairu placed 13th Sunday at the IAAF world cross-country championships, finishing 44 seconds behind the winner. >> more NEWS Local roundup (March 24): The Leader-Post - March 24, 2010 Cole Miller of the Regina Diving Club won a bronze medal in the Mark LePoole's Speedo Sting diving meet held on the weekend in Victoria. Regina's Taryn Wicijowski and her Utah Utes were eliminated Tuesday night from the NCAA women's NIT basketball tournament. >> more NEWS Valentine wins two diving gold The StarPhoenix - March 23, 2010 Sam Valentine of the Saskatoon Diving Club won two gold medals in Victoria this past weekend as the top divers in Canada competed to qualify for the junior national team travelling to Amsterdam in May. >> more NEWS Good weekend for Makowsky Canwest News Service - March 22, 2010 Regina's Lucas Makowsky finished ninth in the overall men's classification at the world all-round speedskating championships, which concluded Sunday. >> more NEWS De Ciman powers Suns Rob Vanstone, The Leader-Post - March 20, 2010 Joe De Ciman was the engine that drove the LeBoldus Golden Suns at Hoopla on Friday night. But that is the only driving he will be doing until April. "He's not even 16 yet,'' Golden Suns head coach Wade Bartlett marvelled. "He goes for his license in three weeks.'' >> more NEWS Wicijowski has dominant year Craig Slater, Leader-Post - March 19, 2010 Taryn Wicijowski took her rookie intiation a little futher than expected. She didn't carry her teammates' bags. Instead, she played a major role in carrying her team. >> more NEWS 2010 Junior National Wrestling Championships Jasmine Slinn - Junior Gold - Outstanding Wrestler Connor Malloy - Junior Gold Lisa McKibben - Junior Silver Kathleen Kent - Junior Bronze >> more NEWS 2010 Canadian Senior Wrestling Championship Jeff Adamson - Senior Bronze Dan Olver - Senior 5th Vanessa Brown - Senior Gold - Outstanding Wrestler >> more NEWS Local roundup The Leader-Post - March 16, 2010 Regina gymnasts Danielle Roy and Dennis Oppenlander have qualified for the Canadian gymnastic championships in Kamloops, May 24-30, after competing at Elite Canada on the weekend. Roy placed eighth in the preliminaries for the women's tumbling with a score of 54.500. Due to an illness, she was unable to compete in the finals, but her score qualified her for Kamloops. >> more NEWS CSCS Registered Athletes and Coaches Don't forget to send us your results and achievements.

 

2010 News Sask. Olympians honoured in Regina Craig Slater, Saskatchewan News Network, Regina Leader-Post - April 8, 2010 As a world-class luge athlete, Regan Lauscher always knew what was coming around each corner. Now that she's decided to retire, she's not sure what lies ahead. >> more NEWS 'It was for you guys' Rob Vanstone, Leader-Post - March 27, 2010 Lucas Makowsky's old school became a gold school on Friday. Makowsky, a 2001 graduate of Ecole Wilfrid Walker School, shared his 2010 Winter Olympics long-track speedskating gold medal with staff and students during an afternoon assembly. >> more NEWS Olympian Lucas Makowsky named male athlete-of-the-year at Saskatchewan Sport Awards Craig Slater, The Leader-Post - March 26, 2010 There were nights early in his career when Lucas Makowsky wondered if it was all worth it. In the middle of the harsh Saskatchewan winter, Makowsky could be found outside skating laps at the Mount Pleasant speedskating oval. >> more NEWS Pavilion's legacy will benefit Sask. children Rob Vanstone, The Leader-Post - March 24, 2010 Children throughout the province will be the beneficiaries of the Saskatchewan 2010 Legacy Fund. The Province of Saskatchewan has earmarked $400,000 in Olympic and Paralympic sponsorship money to the fund, which will benefit young people who pursue sport, culture and recreation opportunities. The fund is expected to be accessed by 1,000 children over the next two years. >> more NEWS Canada should follow Russia's lead Marc Weber, Canwest News Service - March 23, 2010 Despite the record success of Canadian athletes at the 2010 Paralympics, Para-Nordic head coach Kaspar Wirz says a chance was missed to grow the program. >> more NEWS Canada achieves Paralympic goal Gary Kingston, Canwest News Service - March 22, 2010 Top three. Not nearly as sexy a rallying call as Own the Podium, but for Canada's elite athletes with a disability, many of whom had cruised through earlier Paralympics with little outside pressure, the 2010 Games definitely ratcheted up the expectation level. >> more NEWS Bourgonje receives determination award Canwest News Service - March 22, 2010 Colette Bourgonje of Saskatoon received the Whang Youn Dai Achievement Award at the Paralympics closing ceremony on Sunday, along with Endo Takayuki of Japan. >> more NEWS Young skier 'full of potential' Marc Weber, Canwest News Service - March 22, 2010 Canadian Para-Nordic staff called it a coincidence that Mark Arendz and Brian McKeever share an apartment at these Games, but they couldn't have planned it any better. >> more NEWS

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