CSCS News Province's amateur athletes, volunteers, coaches and officials to be recognized at Saskatchewan Sport Awards Sask Sport Inc. announced the finalists and recipients for the Saskatchewan Sport Awards, which include the 2010 Athlete of the Year Awards, Saskatchewan Coaching Awards, and Saskatchewan Volunteer Recognition Awards. New to this year's awards ceremony is the Officials' Awards. >> more NEWS Click HERE for the biographies of the Athlete of the Year Award finalists and nominees and the recipients of the Volunteer Recognition Awards, Coaching Awards and Officials' Awards. CHUNKY Sport Nutrition: Protein & Related Sports Supplements Proper nutrition is essential for overall good health and optimal athletic performance. The Coaching Association of Canada is pleased to unveil the new look of our monthly nutrition tips brought to you by Campbell’s Chunky! Coaches, athletes, and parents are also encouraged to visit the recently revamped Sport Nutrition section of coach.ca for trusted sport nutrition resources and tips from Canada’s top sport nutritionists – CAC’s renowned Sport Nutrition Advisory Committee (SNAC). >> more NEWS Infinit Nutrition Canada CSC Saskatchewan has recently teamed up with Infinit Nutrition Canada to offer athletes Superior Custom blended Sports Nutrition. Some of the products available have been formulated specifically for Canada's elite athletes with their intense training and racing needs in mind. Infinit Nutrition knows how important it is for athletes to keep themselves fueled and have provided the best available Custom Sports Nutrition Drinks for CSC Saskatchewan and Canada's top athletes. There is a discount code to use: CSC Saskatchewan this will give you/them a 10% discount on any order placed at www.infinitnutrition.ca Athletes can read more information on the website and determine if this product will meet their needs. >> Infinit Nutrition Canada LINK

 

CSCS Athletes Results & Achievements Saskatoon wrestler first in Ont The StarPhoenix - January 24, 2011 Ryley Walker of the Saskatoon Wrestling Club won the division title in the men's 60 kg class at the Guelph Open in Guelph, Ont., during the weekend. The Guelph Open is one of the largest meets in Canada and features top wrestlers battling for national carding, which is money used for training and development. Ashley McKilligan was third in the women's 48 kg event and Vanessa Brown sixth in women's 51 kg. Ryan Myrfield of the University of Saskatchewan Huskies had a 3-2 record in men's 74 kg and did not place in the standings. >> more NEWS Sask. pair comes in third Postmedia News; Vancouver Sun - January 24, 2011 Saskatchewan's Paige Lawrence and Rudy Swiegers came within a few points of nabbing the second spot on the world team, but the duo fell short during the BMO Canadian figure skating championships pairs competition on Saturday. >> more NEWS Saskatchewan's Best The StarPhoenix - January 24, 2011 The Sask Sport awards will be held April 7 at TCU Place in Saskatoon. The event celebrates the year in sport in Saskatchewan in 2010. The guest speaker is former NHL coach Ted Nolan. Tickets are $75. Phone 975-0800 or go online at www.sasksport.sk.ca Sask Sport award finalists The StarPhoenix - January 24, 2011 Russell Hart, Regina, rowing. Hart, 59, had a first, two seconds and a third at the world masters rowing regatta. >> more NEWS Just kickin' it Saskatoon's Kyle enjoying life on national soccer team Darren Zary, The StarPhoenix - January 21, 2011 Sporting a bronze glow from Canada's national soccer team training in Brazil, Kaylyn Kyle arrived home in Saskatoon for the Christmas holidays, just long enough to replenish her nutritional supplements, get her hair done and spend precious time with her family and friends. >> more NEWS 2011 Women's U25 Team Named Wheelchair Basketball Canada Wheelchair Basketball Canada is pleased to announce the names of the 12 athletes who will represent Canada at the inaugural 2011 Women’s U25 World Championships as members of the Women’s U25 National Wheelchair Basketball Team. >> more NEWS Kyle makes the Canadian National team for Chongqing Tournament Saskatchewan Soccer Association Saskatoon's Kaylyn Kyle has makes the Chongqing Tournament in China. Coach Carolina Morace has called 24 players to the team that will train and compete in Chongqing, China from 13-26 January. The four-team tournament features top-10 nations Canada, Sweden and USA as well as host China PR. >> more NEWS Cesar once again makes the Canadian U23 Team Saskatchewan Soccer Association Canada's men's U-23 / Olympic team will hold a 10-day training camp this 13-22 January in Phoenix, AZ. Coach Tony Fonseca has selected 20 players for the camp featuring players born 1989 or later. >> more NEWS Holland sees all sides of her sport Murray McCormick, Leader-Post - January 14, 2011 Amber Holland is of two minds when it comes to the Saskatchewan women's curling playdowns. Holland is the executive director of the Saskatchewan Curling Association and is concerned about the number of participants pursuing a SaskPower Saskatchewan women's championship. Holland is also the defending provincial women's champion and has a different view of the playdowns from that side of the house. >> more NEWS Morrison, Makowsky, Nesbitt glide to wins Postmedia News - January 8, 2011 All Denny Morrison had to show for a gruelling 5,000-metre race was a cut on his right ankle and a bit of bruised pride. >> more NEWS Gold-medallist Makowsky focusing on skating, school Rob Vanstone, Leader-Post - January 7, 2011 One of Canada's elite long-track speedskaters marvels at the speed with which the past 12 months have elapsed. Regina's Lucas Makowsky is barely one year removed from qualifying for the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. Within two months of earning a spot on the Canadian Olympic team, Makowsky was a gold medallist. >> more NEWS Gold eludes Canada once again Sean Fitz-Gerald, Postmedia News - January 6, 2011 They streamed across the border by the thousands, wearing their red and their white and consuming more than two million ounces of beer, but when their 11-day invasion ended Wednesday night, the Canadian hockey fans were in stunned silence. >> more NEWS Perras, team finish 11th The Leader-Post - January 6, 2011 The Canadian men's biathlon team opened its IBU World Cup season in Germany with an 11th-place finish Wednesday. The Canadian team of Regina's Scott Perras, Marc-Andre Bedard of Valcartier, Que., Jean-Philippe Le Guellec of Shannon, Que., and Brendan Green of Hay River, N.W.T., finished the 4x7.5-kilometre course in one hour 27 minutes 25.8 seconds. Germany finished first in 1:23:52.0, the Czech Republic was second in 1:26:15.8 and Norway was third in 1:26:17.0. Byers benefits from fund The Leader-Post - December 30, 2010 Kia Byers and other elite Canadian athletes could use some post-Christmas gifts. Byers, a Regina-born kayaker, is among the beneficiaries of the Canadian Athletes Now Fund. The fund raises money for athletes who are working toward representing Canada at the Olympics. The money helps to offset costs of living, coaching, nutrition, training or travelling to and from national and international events. >> more NEWS On the fast track Bob Florence, The StarPhoenix - December 27, 2010 Three members of the Saskatoon Cyclones Road and Track Club are on the Canadian team for the International Paralympic Committee world track and field championships, Jan. 11 to 30 in Christchurch, New Zealand. Alexandre Dupont, Keira-Lyn Frie and Kyle Shaw are coached in Saskatoon by Rick Reelie. >> more NEWS   CSCS Registered Athletes and Coaches Don't forget to send us your results and achievements.

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