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

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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...

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

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Celebrating Pride Month

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

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Indigenous History Month

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

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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...

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Women in Coaching Mentorship Program creates a community

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

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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...

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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...

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

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

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

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Commonwealth Games Roundup

August 9, 2022

Double silver for Wiens

Rylan Wiens won a pair of medals in Birmingham, claiming silver in both the men’s 10-metre platform and men’s 10-m synchro alongside teammate Nathan Zsombor-Murray. Wiens opened the Games with the medal in synchro, as he and Zsombor-Murray continued their immediate success together as teammates. Since uniting in June, the pair have won both a World Championship bronze and Commonwealth silver.

Wiens finished off his time in Birmingham in style with his silver medal in in the 10m platform. The Pike Lake product held a total score of 492.80, finishing second to Australia’s Cassiel Rousseau who had a total score of 501.30.

Erlam adds to Canada’s success in the pool

Wiens wasn’t the only Sask. diver to bring home some hardware. Margo Erlam, who trains in Saskatoon alongside Wiens with coach Mary Carroll, brought home a medal of her own, as she claimed bronze in the women’s 3-m springboard synchro alongside teammate Mia Vallee.

Erlam also left Birmingham with a solid individual showing, as she finished fifth in the women’s 3-m springboard.

Thibeault makes Commonwealth Games history

After winning a world championship earlier this summer, Tammara Thibeault continued to her success in the ring. Thibeault, who grew up in Regina, became the first-ever Canadian female to a win a Commonwealth Games gold medal in boxing. Thibeault won the 24th gold medal at the Games for Canada defeated Rady Gramane to win middleweight gold.

Harrison reaches final in Birmingham

Michelle Harrison continued her recent string of success by advancing to the women’s 100-m hurdles final at the Commonwealth Games with a time of 12.85 seconds. Harrison unfortunately had a fall on the last hurdle in the final, but leaves in fine form ahead of the North American Central American Caribbean Championships in Grand Bahama, Bahamas later this month.

Harrison was also named the Sask Sport July Athlete of the Month after a personal best time of 12.74 seconds earlier this year at the World Athletics Championships in Oregon, which helped her finish 14th in the world at the event.

Rounding up Sask. results

Wheelchair racer Jessica Frotten, who resides in Regina, finished eighth in the women’s T53/54 1500m final… Anicka Newell, who has ties to Saskatoon, finished fifth in women’s pole vault… Regina’s Jordan Kos finished 17th in women’s lawn bowling singles and 15th in women’s lawn bowling pairs.