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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...

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Game Changers: Enhancing Integrated Support Team Incorporation Workshop

Join us in Regina on Friday, May 2 (12:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m.) for a special workshop hosted by Canadian...

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KidSport Corporate Challenge Amazing Race

We're inviting CSCS athletes to team up and compete in one of two KidSport Corporate Challenges, in either Regina (Thursday,...

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Weekly Roundup – April 2 -8

Canada secures Olympic berth at World Men’s Curling Championship  Canada wrapped their time in Moose Jaw at the BKT World...

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Managing Type 1 diabetes in sport

Whether you're just starting out or already competing at a high level, this free webinar will be packed with practical...

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Calgary is hosting Game Plan Day in Canada

Calling all CSCS senior carded athletes! Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan is excited to offer an exclusive opportunity to attend Game Plan...

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Weekly Roundup – March 26 – April 1 

Hebert, Canada start strong at World Men's Curling Championship  Moose Jaw is hosting the BKT World Men's Curling Championship from...

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National Collaboration Secures $860,000 Grant to Improve Equipment Access for Canada’s Para Athletes

CALGARY — The Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN), the Canadian Paralympic Committee (CPC), and Red Deer Polytechnic...

Saskatchewan Stories
Schwinghammer secures World Circuit podium and much more 

Following a season of many firsts, Maia Schwinghammer is on the path to securing something much bigger.  After standing on...

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Weekly Roundup – March 19 – 25

Newman, Team Canada at the U15 Women’s Pan American Championship Regina softball player, Kenzie Newman is representing Team Canada at...

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Weekly Roundup – March 12 – 18

Crozon, Canada golden at FIBA 3x3 Champions Cup Canada brought the heat at the inaugural FIBA 3x3 Champions Cup in Bangkok,...

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Weekly Roundup – March 5 – 11

Dash dazzles in bronze at World Wheelchair Curling Championship Team Canada wrapped their time at the 2025 World Wheelchair Curling Championship...

Saskatchewan Stories
Empowerment begins with knowledge: Increasing the education surrounding female athletes in sport

The dialogue surrounding female participation in sport is in constant change, evolving as research continues to develop and provide further...

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Weekly Roundup – Feb. 26, March 4

Dash joins Canada at World Wheelchair Curling Championship Team Canada and Wolseley’s Gil Dash have had a mixed start to...

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Weekly Roundup – Feb. 19-25

Saskatchewan’s time is up at Scotties Tournament of Hearts Saskatchewan’s Team Nacy Martin wrapped their time at the 2025 Scotties...

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Weekly Roundup – Feb. 12 – 18

Saskatchewan takes to Scotties Tournament of Hearts The 2025 Scotties Tournament of Hearts kicked off on Feb. 14 in Thunder...

Saskatchewan Stories
Athlete or coach, the Magus name sets for success

The Magus family has experienced a series of serendipitous moments both on and off the volleyball court. After committing years...

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Weekly Roundup – Feb. 5-11

Canada claims Rivalry Series Title Saskatoon’s Sophie Shirley and Emily Clark wrapped up the fifth and final game of the 2024-25...

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Weekly Roundup – Jan. 29 – Feb. 4

Hudak takes gold Prince Albert’s Brittany Hudak contributed to one of Canada’s four gold medals collected at the IBU Para...

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Black History Month 2025

For almost 50 years, February has marked Black History Month in Canada, which celebrates the contributions that Black Canadians have...

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CSCS celebrates International Women’s Day

March 8, 2023

In celebration of International Women’s Day, the Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan is celebrating all women in sport, including the province’s 35 Olympic and Paralympic medalists.

From Ethel Catherwood winning gold in 1928 to Emily Clark, Lisa DeJong and Brittany Hudak bringing home hardware in 2022, this list of women spans several decades across several sports.

Among the multi-winning medalists are Clark, Hudak, Hayley Wickenheiser, Colleen Sostorics, Colette Bourgonje, Amy Alsop, Lisa Franks, Catriona Le May Doan and Heather Kuttai.

Women from Saskatchewan who have won an Olympic or Paralympic medal

  • Emily Clark, 2022 gold in hockey, silver in 2018
  • Lisa DeJong, 2022 silver in Para snowboard
  • Brittany Hudak, 2022 bronze (x2) in Para Nordic, bronze in 2018
  • Jenny Gilbert, 2020 bronze in softball
  • Keely Shaw, 2020 bronze in Para cycling
  • Brigette Lacquette, 2018 silver in hockey
  • Marie Wright, 2018 bronze in wheelchair curling
  • Brianne Theisen-Eaton, 2016 bronze in heptathlon
  • Hayley Wickenheiser, 2014 gold in hockey, gold in 2010, gold in 2006, gold in 2002, silver in 1998
  • Kaylyn Kyle, 2012 bronze in soccer
  • Kelly Parker, 2012 bronze in soccer
  • Rachelle Viinberg, 2012 silver in rowing
  • Cori Bartel, 2010 silver in curling
  • Colleen Sostorics, 2010 gold in hockey, gold in 2006, gold in 2002
  • Colette Bourgonje, 2010 silver, bronze in Para Nordic, bronze (x2) in 2006, silver (x2) in 1998, bronze (x2) in 1996, bronze (x2) in 1992
  • Ilana Duff, 2008 bronze in Para athletics
  • Shannon Kleibrink, 2006 bronze in curling
  • Amy Nixon, 2006 bronze in curling
  • Amy Alsop, 2004 gold in goalball, gold in 2000
  • Lisa Franks, 2004 gold (x2) in Para athletics, 4 gold and 1 silver in 2000
  • Dana Antal, 2002 gold in hockey
  • Kelly Bechard, 2002 gold in hockey
  • Catriona Le May Doan, 2002 gold in speed skating, gold and bronze in 1998
  • Jan Betker, 1998 gold in curling
  • Atina Ford, 1998 gold in curling
  • Marcia Gudereit, 1998 gold in curling
  • Joan McCusker, 1998 gold in curling
  • Sandra Schmirler, 1998 gold in curling
  • Fiona Smith-Bell, 1998 silver in hockey
  • Tosha Tsang, 1996 silver in rowing
  • Heather Kuttai, 1992 bronze in shooting Para sport, silver in 1988
  • Gina Smith, 1988 bronze in equestrian
  • Lynette Wildeman, 1988 bronze in Para athletics
  • Lynn Williams (Kanuka), 1984 bronze in athletics
  • Ethel Catherwood, 1928 gold in high jump