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Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – July 2 – 8

Canada finishes seventh at WBSC Softball World Cup Regina’s Kenzie Newman and Team Canada wrapped their time at the WBSC...

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Weekly Roundup – June 25 – July 2

McKnight named to Team Canada Water Polo Canada named Regina’s Brody McKnight to the men’s national team for the 2025...

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Weekly Roundup – June 18 – 24

Two Sask schools receive Team Canada Olympic Day Grant Annually on June 23, Team Canada celebrates Olympic Day by selecting...

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Weekly Roundup – June 11 – 17

Three Saskatchewan swimmers to represent Canada in Singapore Swimming Canada announced three Saskatchewan swimmers set to represent the nation in...

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Success After Sports

Whether you are no longer competing at a high level, find yourself injured and contemplating your next steps, or competing...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – June 4 – 10

Three Saskatchewan divers compete at 2025 Canada Cup of Diving From June 5-8, three Saskatchewan divers attended the 2025 Canada...

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Weekly Roundup – May 28 – June 3

Porter joins Canada in history Regina-born Nash Porter joined Canada’s U17 men’s water polo team in making history at the...

Saskatchewan Stories
Celebrating Pride Month

Since 2000, Canada has joined numerous other countries in the celebration of the 2SLGBTQ+ community and their history. As designated,...

Saskatchewan Stories
Indigenous History Month

Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan is honoured to partner with Sask Sport to recognize June as Indigenous History Month. Across the...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – May 21 – 27

Four Saskatchewan divers compete at nationals Four Saskatchewan divers competed from May 23-25, at the 2025 Summer National Championships in...

Saskatchewan Stories
Women in Coaching Mentorship Program creates a community

Ensuring there is an accessible and supportive community for women coaches in Saskatchewan is essential, especially for Saskatoon freestyle ski...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – May 14 – 20

Canadian U20 Women’s Rugby Team takes half in two-game series Elle Douglas, who hails from Saskatoon, joined Canada’s U20 women’s...

Saskatchewan Stories
Baer Robertson prioritizes the present

Familial support and staying focused on the present has become the formula to success for canoer Baer Robertson.  With parents...

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Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network Welcomes New Cabinet Appointments

The Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COSPIN) warmly welcomes the appointment of the Honourable Steven Guilbeault as Minister...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – May 7 – 13

Schenn, Canada strong start at 2025 IIHF World Championship Saskatoon-born forward, Brayden Schenn has joined Team Canada in their strong...

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Athlete amplified: Build Your Brand, Own Your Story

Partnerships with a company or organization develop when your brand and their brand overlap. To make that connection, you first...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – April 30 – May 6

Bronze for Canada at final stop of 2025 HSBC SVNS season Team Canada and Carissa Norsten are shining in bronze...

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Weekly Roundup – April 23 – 29

Stewart, Tarasoff conclude time at International Youth Diving Meet Two Saskatchewan divers wrapped their time at the International Youth Diving...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – April 16-22

Canada secures silver at 2025 IIHF Women’s World Championship Team Canada took home silver from the 2025 IIHF Women’s World...

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Weekly Roundup – April 9 – 15

Clark, Canada strong start at IIHF Women’s World Championship Saskatoon forward Emily Clark joined Team Canada for their strong start...

Meet the Team

The Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan has a dedicated team to help athletes and coaches in Saskatchewan achieve their athletic and career goals.

Kia Schollar

Excellence in Sport Lead

  • Kia joined the CSCS team in the fall of 2017 but was very familiar with the organization as she had been a registered athlete with the centre since 2002. Kia utilized the CSCS and Game Plan services as a High Performance athlete in the sport of canoe-kayak. She is now the first point of contact for our province’s elite athletes and strives to help connect each individual with the services that will help them excel to the best of their ability, as they chase their dreams and turn them into tangible goals.
  • Kia grew up as an athlete in the Saskatchewan sport system and eventually went through the National sport system; competing for Team Canada from 2005 through 2012. She proudly wore the maple leaf at Pan American Games, World Championships, World Cup and Pan American Championships. She was a 12x National champion and has held multiple national records in singles, doubles and four-person events. After competing Kia coached and worked as a sport administrator and brings all of the knowledge and experience she gained to her position with us.
  • Kia has a Bachelor of Arts in English and Political Science from the University of Saskatchewan. She is also a trained Canadian Women & Sport facilitator.
306.220.7006

Brie Jedlic

Athlete Services Manager

  • Brie joined CSCS as the Athlete Services Manager in 2023. Her role is to connect Saskatchewan’s elite athletes with the services and supports that will help them further excel and achieve their potential. She aspires to build a relationship with each athlete in order to best understand their goals and needs.
  • Brie was involved in gymnastics, swimming and diving at the provincial level as well as rowing at the national and international level. As a national team athlete and member of Team Canada for five years, Brie benefitted immeasurably from the support and guidance that was available to her through Sask Sport, the CSCS and Sport Canada. As a result of her positive experiences as an athlete, she went on to pursue her master’s degree and a career in the field sport psychology, all with the intention of giving back to the province and system that helped build her to be the woman she has become.
  • Brie began her career as a mental performance consultant working at the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan, a contracted service provider for the CSCS, before starting her own business, Good to Great Mental Training. Brie has worked with athletes and coaches in a wide variety of activities and sports, from grassroots to international, for over 20 years. Brie is excited to utilize her background in sport, her academic expertise and her work experience in her new role as Athlete Services Manager. Her journey has given her great understanding and empathy, as well as tremendous passion for helping aspiring athletes achieve their potential in sport and life.

“Preparation is the key to success.”

306.530.5304

Craig Nieuwstad

Advanced Coaching Diploma Lead

  • Craig joined the CSCS team in April 2023 as the Advanced Coaching Diploma (ACD) Lead and will be involved in high-performance planning and pathway development. His role will be to provide information for coaches in Saskatchewan about the ACD program, and connect with coaches in the course, as well as the coaching mentors in the province.
  • Craig moved to Saskatchewan in 2011, from Cape Town, South Africa and has been a prominent face on pool decks around the province. Starting as an Assistant Coach with the Regina Optimist Dolphins Swim Team, he has seen success in the pool through all levels, from provincial to national. He would eventually go on to become the head coach of both the Dolphins and the University of Regina Cougars. Craig has also been a part of many Team Sask and Junior Canadian teams and has produced medallists at the national level. Many of his athletes have broken provincial records.
  • Craig has a B Sports Science with Honours specializing in Performance from the University of Stellenbosch.
306.510.5992

Dr. Megan Dash

Chief Medical Officer

  • Megan joined the CSCS team in May 2023 as the Chief Medical Officer. Born and raised in Saskatchewan, Megan grew up participating in gymnastics and was a member of the National gymnastics team. She was awarded the Governor General Award in high school and was the youngest person to earn a Women of Distinction Award from the Regina YWCA.
  • Megan attended the University of Saskatchewan where she received her Bachelor of Science degree in Anatomy and Cell Biology and then attended medical school where she was awarded the Ernest McBrien Award in Family Medicine. She created and was the first to complete the sport medicine enhanced skills fellowship in Regina. Megan has also completed her exam to became certified in CASEM in Canada.
  • Megan now works full time at the Victoria East Medical Clinic in Regina. She has a full family practice and continues to consult on sport medicine patients. She is the team physician for Complete MMA, Advanced Wrestling, Gymnastics Saskatchewan and many local hockey teams. She has special interests in concussion management, women in sport and mental health in sport. She sits on the Sport Medicine & Science Council of Saskatchewan committee and has been a member of the Canadian concussion committee. Megan works hard to help all active individuals continue to be active and healthy in the activities they enjoy.

Tyson Brinkworth

Performance Services Manager

  • Tyson Brinkworth joined the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan, which is the contracted service provider for the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan (CSCS), in 2021. The SMSCS is a non-profit organization under Sask Sport Inc. that has been providing services to athletes and teams for the past 35 years. Tyson is the first point of contact for those athletes who wish to utilize the Centre’s sport medicine and science services in sport nutrition, strength and conditioning, mental performance, exercise physiology, and biomechanics.
  • Tyson received a Bachelor of Sport and Recreation Studies – Sport and Recreation Management (2018) and a Diploma of Business Administration (2017) from the University of Regina. Growing up in Regina, Tyson always had a passion for sport and participated in numerous sports through the Sask Sport System including hockey, football, and volleyball. He has experienced the value of sport in his own life and is passionate about helping the continued development of Saskatchewan athletes through the delivery of the SMSCS programs and services.
306.552.9094

Lisa Hoffart

Game Plan Advisor

  • Lisa is a Registered Psychologist and a Mental Performance Consultant for the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan. Taking a holistic approach to working with athletes from grassroots to international levels, Lisa helps them to develop and implement mental performance skills. In this role, Lisa has contributed to Team Saskatchewan’s performances at the Canada Summer Games, Canada Winter Games, and the Western Canada Summer Games.
  • Lisa is also an advisor with Game Plan, Canada’s national athlete wellness program. Through this program, Lisa works with athletes, helping them to develop their skills outside of sport. As a result, athletes are able to focus on health, education, and career opportunities both during their high-performance career and beyond.
  • Coming from an athletic background, Lisa ran track and field and cross country in university, and competed at the CIS (now U Sport) championships. She continues to compete in distance events on the roads and trails.