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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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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

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

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

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

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

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Water polo Saskatchewan athletes and coaches seeing success at all levels

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

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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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December 6, 2022

Grundahl, Pletz at International Biathlon races

Regina biathletes Janice Grundahl and Logan Pletz were in action over the weekend at the IBU Cup in Sweden.

Pletz finished 28th in the men’s 12.5-kilometre pursuit, 45th in the men’s 20-km individual, 50th in the men’s 10-km sprint and 60th in another men’s 10-km sprint.

Grundahl best performance was in the women’s 15-km individual, where she finished 47th. She also had results of 52nd in the women’s 7.5-km sprint, 59th in the women’s 15-km individual and 62 in another women’s 7.5-km sprint.

The pair will now turn their focus to more IBU races on Dec. 15-18 in Italy.

More at Biathlon Canada

Deck at the FINA World Junior Diving Championships

In her first-ever international event, Regina diver Presley Deck finished with two top-10 performances at the FINA World Junior Diving Championships in Montreal

In the women’s 14-15 age group, Deck finished in a tie for fourth place in the 1-metre springboard. She followed that up with a fifth-place finish in the women’s 10-m platform. She also placed 11th in the 3-m springboard event.

Deck is coached by Saskatoon’s Mary Carroll, who also works with Calgary-based diver Luc Goertzen. In his two events, Goertzen finished seventh in the men’s 3-m springboard and 10th in the men’s 1-m springboard.

More at Diving Canada

Sask. duo at the WBSC Men’s Softball World Cup

Saskatchewan products Justin Laskowski and Zach Pierce, along with the rest of the Canadian men’s national softball team, are bringing home a silver medal from the Men’s Softball World Cup in New Zealand.

In the final, Australia beat Canada 5-1 to claim the gold medal, leaving the Canadians with silver. Canada now has 13 medals, including four gold, six silver and four bronze, making the country the most successful team in men’s softball World Cup events.

Saskatoon product Devon McCullough was previously named to the team but was not able to attend.

More at Softball Canada

Schmitz, Taylor on top at Skate Canada Challenge

At the Skate Canada Challenge in Winnipeg, Saskatchewan figure skating duo Ashlyn Schmitz and Tristan Taylor put together a first-place performance in the junior pair event, with a score of 128.03, which was 20 points clear of second place.

Fellow Saskatchewan skaters Caidence Derenisky and Raine Eberl placed fifth in senior pairs, while Damien Bueckert finished 21st in the junior men event and Rhea Renwick placed 38th place in junior women’s skate.

More at Skate Canada

Puto in action with the national bobsleigh team

After being named to Canada’s national bobsleigh team, Humboldt’s Luke Puto put together a fifth-place finish in the two-man bobsleigh event with partner Orion Edwards at the North American Cup in Lake Placid on the weekend.

The Canadian duo put up a time of 1:57.26, finishing 2.30 seconds back of first place.

More at Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton

Neufeldt races at skeleton World Cup

Saskatoon’s Evan Neufeldt finished in 17th place in the skeleton event at the IBSF World Cup in Park City over the weekend.

Neufeldt put up a time of 49.51 in his first run and 49.54 in his second run, to finish 1.38 seconds back of first place.

More at Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton

Canada at the Para Hockey Cup

At the Para Hockey Cup in Bridgewater, N.S., Team Canada is coming home with a silver medal after losing 5-1 to the United States in the gold medal game on Saturday.

After keeping the game close through the first two periods, the Americans pulled away in the third, scoring four goals to claim its seventh-straight gold medal at the tournament. Canada has lost to the U.S. in the last six years of the event.

Regina’s Kyle McDonald is the team’s mental performance consultant.

More at Hockey Canada

Pair of Sask. products named to World Junior selection camp

Davidson’s Nolan Allan and Saskatoon’s Kevin Korchinski have earned invites to Team Canada’s national junior team selection camp ahead of the IIHF World Junior Hockey Championship, which begin on Dec. 26 in Halifax and Moncton.

This season, Allan has 14 points in 22 games combined between the Prince Albert Raiders and Seattle Thunderbirds, while Korchinski has 28 points in 20 games for the Thunderbirds. Allan was previously traded to Seattle in November.

Also earning a selection camp invite was Regina Pats forward and the league’s leading scorer Conner Bedard.

The coaching staff features Prince Albert product Kelly Guard, who is the team’s goaltending consultant.

More at Hockey Canada

Clark set for more action with women’s national team

Saskatoon product Emily Clark will once again be wearing the maple leaf for Canada’s women’s hockey team when they take to the ice this month against the United States in the Rivalry Series.

Eighteen returning players, including Clark, who was part of the first three games of the series, will join six new players on the roster for the next two games, set for Dec. 15 in Henderson, Nev. and Dec. 19 in Los Angeles. Canada is still looking for it’s first win of the series after dropping three straight.

More at Hockey Canada