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“She never would have wanted us to miss an opportunity like that”: Competition assists Shane Bradley in coaching through grief

Sometimes the best way out is through, even when it feels far from the path of least resistance. It’s a...

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Weekly Roundup Sept. 13-19

Shirley, Hobson selected during inaugural PWHL draft Saskatoon’s Sophie Shirley and Prince Albert’s Brooke Hobson were among the players selected...

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Chavez, Rice Continue Climb Among Canada’s Court Contenders

As Gabriela Dabrowski worked toward her eventual women’s doubles championship at the 2023 U.S. Open, providing the latest in a...

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Weekly Roundup Sept. 6-12

Kleiter receives Curling Canada scholarship Saskatoon’s Madison Kleiter has been announced as one of 11 recipients of a $2,500 post-secondary...

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Weekly Roundup Aug. 30-Sept. 5

Saskatoon reps help Canada to para hockey world silver Goalie Tracey Arnold and physiotherapist Betsy Mawdsley, both of Saskatoon, were...

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Athlete Engagement Opportunities

The following opportunities are available to carded CSCS athletes only. COC Athlete Commission - Expression of Interest Deadline to Apply:...

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Weekly Roundup Aug. 23-29

Thrice is nice for Stewart at PanAm junior diving championships Regina’s Lila Stewart scored a hat trick of sorts at...

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The Scoop on Public Speaking

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Weekly Round up Aug. 16-22 

Crozon and Team Canada add to their collection of wins  Humbolt’s Paige Crozon rejoined Team Canada in Quebec City for...

Saskatchewan Stories
Olympics push a family matter for artistic swimmer Carroll

The thought of representing Canada in artistic swimming at the 2024 Olympic Summer Games in Paris is anything but routine...

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Weekly Roundup Aug. 9-15

Team Canada comes home empty handed from the Girls’ U19 World Championship  Saskatoon’s Sara Gray and Sophia Magus joined Canada’s...

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Weekly Roundup Aug. 2 – Aug. 8

Keely Shaw brings home silver from UCI Cycling World Championships Midale’s Keely Shaw is attending the UCI Cycling World Championships...

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Weekly Roundup July 26 – Aug. 1 

Crozon, Team Canada conquers in overtime at FIBA 3x3 Edmonton Stop 2023  Paige Crozon, from Humbolt, attended the 3x3 Women’s...

Saskatchewan Stories
Water polo Saskatchewan athletes and coaches seeing success at all levels

Water Polo Saskatchewan's development into a national powerhouse didn't happen overnight but it looks like the hard-earned reputation is here...

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COPSIN welcomes the appointment of Minister Carla Qualtrough as Minister of Sport and Physical Activity and thanks Minister Pascale St-Onge for her contribution to the betterment of Canadian sport

The Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) enthusiastically welcomes the appointment of the Honourable Carla Qualtrough as Minister...

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Weekly Roundup July 19-25 

Madol, Canada bring home bronze medal from FIBA U19 Women’s Basketball World Cup  Ajok Madol from Regina attended the FIBA...

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Weekly Roundup July 12-18 

Senft and Team Canada qualify for WXV tournament in New Zealand  Gabrielle Senft from Regina joined Canada’s Women’s Rugby team...

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Weekly Roundup Jul. 5 – 11

Team Saskatchewan starts off on a high in first game of 2023 Football Canada Cup Forty of Saskatchewan’s U18 football...

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Weekly Roundup Jun. 28 – Jul. 4

McDowell, McKnight announced as part of Team Canada for the 2023 World Aquatics Championships  Water Polo Canada has announced two...

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Weekly Roundup Jun. 21-27

Team Canada came in fifth at the 2023 Cadet U17 Pan-American Championships  Fifteen wrestlers represented Canada at the 2023 Cadet...

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Weekly Roundup – Mar. 1-7

March 7, 2023

Hudak wins silver at the Para Nordic World Cup

At the 2023 FIS Para Nordic World Cup, Prince Albert’s Brittany Hudak won a silver medal in the women’s sprint classic standing race, finishing in a time of 4:35.97 in the final.

Hudak also narrowly missed the podium in the women’s 5-kilometre free standing event, finishing in fourth place. She also finished in fifth in the women’s 7.5-km sprint standing race and fifth in the women’s 12.5km individual standing competition.

More at Nordic Canada

Schmitz and Taylor at the World Junior Figure Skating Championships

Regina figure skating duo Ashlyn Schmitz and Tristan Taylor placed 11th overall in the junior pairs event at the ISU World Junior Figure Skating Championships in Calgary this past week.

Schmitz and Taylor put up a combined score of 118.92 in the short program and freestyle skate events.

More at Skate Canada

Biathletes Grundahl and Pletz compete internationally

Regina products Janice Grundahl and Logan Pletz were both in action on the International Biathlon Union (IBU) circuit this past week.

At the IBU Cup in Canmore, Grundahl finished 37th in the women’s 7.5-kilometre sprint, to go along with an 11th place finish in the 4×6 mixed relay with Canadian teammates Lucas Smith, Reid Lovstrom and Zoe Pekos. Grundahl also competed in the women’s 10-km pursuit.

Meanwhile, Pletz was in Czech Republic for the BMW IBU World Cup, where he finished 87th in the men’s 10-km sprint with a time of 27:21.3.

More at Biathlon Canada

Team Sask finishes with 20 medals at the Canada Winter Games

Team Sask added three medals in the second half of the Canada Winter to bring the overall total to 20 medals for the event.

Ashton Debruyne and Josiah Hallett collected bronze medals in Judo, while Krystle Shewchuk won bronze in the female Para Nordic sit-ski five-kilometre interval start. With the 20 combined medals, Team Sask finished sixth overall among the 13 provinces and territories.

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Sask at the Brier

At the Tim Hortons Brier in London, Ont. Team Saskatchewan has a 2-2 record through four games in Pool A action.

The rink, featuring skip Kelly Knapp, third Brennen Jones, second Mike Armstrong and lead Trent Knapp, picked up wins over Newfoundland and Labrador and Nunavut. However, the rink lost to Manitoba and Alberta.

Meanwhile, Regina product Ben Hebert and Team Wildcard #1, skipped by Brenden Bottcher, are undefeated at 4-0.

More at Curling Canada

Dash, Wright at the World Wheelchair Curling Championships

Kipling’s Gil Dash and Moose Jaw’s Marie Wright are representing Canada this week at the World Wheelchair Curling Championships in Richmond, B.C.

In the opening draw on Saturday, Canada fell to China but then rebounded with a win over Czech Republic. Then on Sunday, Canada beat the United States and Latvia to improve to 3-1. On Monday, Canada picked up two more wins over Japan and Norway and currently sit tied for first place with China and Korea at 5-1.

Dash is playing second in his first appearance with the national team, while Wright, a 2018 Paralympic bronze medalist, is serving as an alternate. The gold medal game is set for Mar. 12.

More at Curling Canada