CSCS Athlete & Coaches Services Public Speaking Training November 7 & 8, 2009 - 2205 Victoria Avenue, Regina In partnership with Sport Canada the Esteem Team, a program of Motivate Canada, is in search of National Team Athletes that are interested in receiving complimentary training on Public Speaking, specifically to a youth audience. Those athletes that complete the 2-day course will then qualify to join the Esteem Team Roster of athletes and receive honorariums for conducting the Esteem Team presentations at schools in your home community. >> more NEWS Because the finish line is only the beginning... Introducing Adecco's Athlete Career Program-Preparing for a successful transition from sport Adecco's Athlete Career Program supports Canada's elite athletes by providing career services during and after their competitive athletic careers. This program is available free of charge to all elite Canadian athletes. >> more NEWS MARK YOUR CALENDARS! Saskatchewan Coaches Conference - Saturday, May 29, 2010 in Saskatoon Geared at all levels of coaches from all sports. As plans roll out they will be posted to the CAS website. >> more NEWS Sport Nutrition Tip: Nutrition - Travel and Restaurants Athletes are frequently required to travel away from home to competitions and training camps. Both the journey and living in a new environment can make it challenging to maintain a high performance diet essential for optimal sport performances. This Sport Nutrition Tip will assist coaches and athletes in identifying the nutrition pitfalls of eating at hotels and restaurants and how to plan accordingly. >> more NEWS Performance Points Performance Points are created to transfer knowledge to athletes, coaches and support staff, ensuring they are up to date with new research, technologies and innovations. (Canadian Sport Centre Pacific) >> Sleep Your Way to a Better Performance >> Beyond Sport – Life Balance Visiting Athletes The Canadian Sport Centres want to make it easier for carded athletes who travel nationally and need to access services at different CSCs. The Visiting Centre will provide some level of services to Visiting Athletes. This level of services might vary in each CSC since they operate differently to provide access to services. Athletes should notify their Home Centre in advance of any distant servicing needs. Upon arrival in Saskatchewan, and to get registered for the duration of your visit here please contact: Michelle Dezell, Manager of Athlete Services at (306) 975-0861.

2010 News Winter Olympic medals unveiled Canwest News Service - October 15, 2009 They're heavy, wavy and collectively worth about $1.8 million based on current metal prices. But 2010 Olympic athletes who win the First Nations-designed medals unveiled Thursday will call them priceless. >> more NEWS Final opportunity to apply for media accreditation for the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games - The best in the world, Canadian Paralympians, will make history on home soil: Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) - October 15, 2009 The Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC) will be accepting additional applications for accreditation to the Vancouver 2010 Paralympic Winter Games from Canadian print, Internet and radio journalists, as well as photographers until November 1, 2009. >> more NEWS Canada's women's hockey team beats U.S. CTV Olympics - October 6, 2009 Using timely offence from Meghan Agosta and brilliant penalty killing, Canada's women's hockey team ended a long winless drought against its biggest rival. >> more NEWS Final shot at Games for curler Allen Cameron, Calgary Herald - October 7, 2009 Shannon Kleibrink insists this is her last shot at Olympic gold. So the 2006 bronze medallist says she wants to finish this season with nothing resembling regret. >> more NEWS National women's hockey team prepares to take on arch-rival U.S. By Cleve Dheensaw, Times Colonist - October 2, 2009 Canada and the U.S. are practically guaranteed to win medals for women’s ice hockey in the Winter Olympics — the only question every four years is who gets the gold and who the silver. >> more NEWS Simmons captures Horizon title The Leader-Post - October 4, 2009 Moose Jaw's Pat Simmons won his first World Curling Tour event since the 2004-05 season when he won the Horizon Laser Vision classic on Sunday at the Tartan Curling Club. >> more NEWS Jordison's performance at Brier still sore spot The Leader-Post - October 1, 2009 Joel Jordison is looking forward to the 2009-10 curling season, but he can't help looking back, too. >> more NEWS Holland goes undefeated at Schmirler Curling Classic Tim Switzer, Canwest News Service - September 28, 2009 All in all, it wasn't a bad start to the curling season for Regina's Amber Holland. Holland and her teammates -- third Kim Schneider, second Tammy Schneider and lead Heather Kalenchuk -- went 8-0 during the Schmirler Charity Curling Classic at the Callie Curling Club, finishing off Monday with a 6-3 win over Kelly Scott of Kelowna, B.C., in the final. >> more NEWS Blog: Winning gold and corporate support By Regan Lauscher, CTVOlympics.ca - Tuesday, September 22, 2009 If it isn't a dead tie, then the topic of winning the ‘gold' at the Olympics barely edges out the next hottest topic that surrounds sport - money. >> more NEWS Lawton in Three Nations Cup The StarPhoenix - September 22, 2009 Saskatoon curler Stefanie Lawton has been picked to play at the upcoming Three Nations Cup in Mississauga, Ont. >> more NEWS Cashing in aim during Oly chase By TODD SAELHOF, SUN MEDIA It's about the dough -- and not the show -- these days at the Calgary Curling Club. Yes, even with the 2010 Olympic Winter Games on the horizon, it seems like the good ol' days have returned to the sport. >> more NEWS Follow all of the Saskatchewan athletes as they strive to reach their dreams to compete at 2010.

Results & Achievements Judo The Leader-Post - October 6, 2009 Andrew Yuen of the Regina YMCA Judo Club and Jesse Caron of the Vibank/Regina YMCA Judo Club will be representing Judo Saskatchewan in the under-20 category at the Quebec Open in Montreal on Saturday and Sunday. >> more NEWS Kendra Schaaf The Leader-Post - October 5, 2009 Kendra Schaaf of Craven won her second race of the season for the University of Washington Huskies cross-country team on Friday. Schaaf finished first in the women's 5,000-metre blue race of the Notre Dame Invitational. Schaaf helped the Huskies women's team finish first overall. The victory was the fifth of Schaaf's career. >> more NEWS Five Reginans make squad The Leader-Post - October 1, 2009 Ten Saskatchewan athletes -- including five from Regina's Wascana Racing Canoe Club -- were named to the national canoe-kayak sprint teams on Thursday. >> more NEWS CSCS Registered Athletes and Coaches Don't forget to send us your results and achievements.

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