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Weekly Roundup – April 15-21

Senft, Canada fall to New Zealand Regina’s Gabrielle Senft and the Canadian women’s rugby team fell 36-14 to New Zealand...

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Weekly Roundup – April 8-14

Sask. Swimmers add medals to their count Three Saskatchewan swimmers found their way to the podium at the Speedo Canadian...

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Weekly Roundup – April 1-7

Connell finishes ninth at 2026 Pan American Championships Saskatoon racquetball player Lee Connell wrapped competition at the 2026 Pan American...

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Building Your Integrated Support Team

Join your fellow CSCS athletes on Sunday, June 7 at 2:00 p.m. for Building Your Integrated Support Team (IST), an...

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Building Your Performance Lunchbox

Join your fellow CSCS athletes on Sunday, May 3 at 10 a.m. Building Your Performance Lunchbox, an online workshop facilitated...

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Building Your Mental Skills Toolbox

Join your fellow CSCS athletes on Sunday, April 19 at 10 a.m. for Building Your Mental Skills Toolbox, an online...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – March 24 – 31

Dash, Wright 2026 Saskatchewan Wheelchair Curling Champions Fresh off winning a Paralympic gold medal in Italy, Kipling skip, Gil Dash...

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COPSIN Welcomes the Final Report of the Future of Sport in Canada Commission and Commits to Supporting Its Implementation

Thursday, March 26, 2026 (TORONTO) – The release of the Future of Sport in Canada Commission’s final report marks an...

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Weekly Roundup – During the Paralympics

Sask. pair at Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling Championship Surrey, B.C. is playing host to the 2026 Canadian Mixed Doubles Curling...

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Building your Coaching Toolbox: Coaching Gen Z Athletes

If you are coaching Gen Z athletes, this webinar is for you. Robert Fegg breaks down what has changed, where...

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MILANO CORTINA PARALYMPIC RECAP

Day 8 - March 14, 2026 Gil Dash wins gold with wheelchair curling team Kipling’s Gil Dash will be returning...

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Cheer on Sask for the Milano Cortina Paralympic Winter Games

Saskatchewan will be represented in all six sports at the upcoming Paralympic Winter Games, running March 6-15 in Milano Cortina,...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – Feb. 25 – March 3

Norsten named captain of Team Canada Carissa Norsten, who hails from Waldheim, will be leading Canada’s Women’s Sevens Team into...

Weekly Roundup
Weekly Roundup – During the Olympics

Tarasoff, Abramowicz dive to medals in Australia Two Saskatchewan divers both set personal bests while representing the maple leaf on...

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Milano Cortina Olympic recap

Day 16 – Feb. 22, 2026 Canada captures silver The 2026 Winter Olympic Games in Milano Cortina were capped off...

Weekly Roundup
The Network Behind the Nation: COPSIN at Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics

(Victoria, BC – Feb 4, 2026) A key partner of Team Canada 2026, the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN)...

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Weekly Roundup – Jan 21 – Feb 3

Bronze for Canada Rugby 7s The Canadian women’s sevens team dazzles in bronze after defeating the United States 24-19 in...

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Cheer on Sask for the Milano Cortina Olympic Winter Games

Following years of dedication to sport through the grassroots level to high performance, 21 individuals from Saskatchewan will represent the province at the Olympic Winter Games February 6-22  in Milano...

Saskatchewan Stories
Black History Month

For 30 years, February has marked Black History Month in Canada, which celebrates the contributions that Black Canadians have made...

Saskatchewan Stories
Barth, Sutherland named Athletes of the Year at 41st Annual Saskatchewan Sport Awards

Two-time Special Olympics World Winter Games gold medallist Taylor Barth and NCAA Track and Field Championships record breaker Savannah Sutherland...

Women in Coaching Mentorship Program: Expression of Interest

The Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan is partnering with the Coaches Association of Saskatchewan to provide our women coaches in the province with a Women in Coaching Mentorship program.  

Women coaches with extensive coaching experiences in the Saskatchewan sport system are encouraged to apply for this important and rewarding opportunity. Mentors are selected to best fit the needs of the coach-mentee and program.

 Program goals will include:

  • Professional Development: Provide both a formal and informal program to enhance both the mentee and mentor’s skills and knowledge outside of the technical and tactical aspects that are specific to their sport.
  • Networking Opportunities and Community Building: Foster a strong professional network of women coaches Saskatchewan.
  • Role Modeling & Inspiration:  Enhancing the opportunities for mentee coaches to see and meaningfully engage with someone who has navigated the coach pathway, inspiring mentees to set out and achieve their own ambitious goals.
  • Navigating Challenges: Provide a supportive environment where the unique challenges of being a woman coach can be openly discussed, and strategies for overcoming them can be developed.

Through a virtual learning model we are creating a Coach-driven, Expert-led, Peer-enriched and, Mentor-supported Structured Learning Community. The Coach Mentors role is critical to mentee coaches’ success.

As a Women in Coach Mentor, your role is to:

  • Understand what a mentorship role entails.
  • Develop and implement a mentorship plan with a mentee.
  • Meet with your mentee according to the mentorship plan.
  • Answer coach’s questions.
  • Provide positive reinforcement for successes as well as failures.
  • Be open to critically assessing and developing their skills as a coach.
  • Attend the structured classroom sessions built into the program to provide the mentors with professional development. 

Each mentee coach should benefit from a minimum of 10 hours of mentorship through the duration of the one-year program with their mentor coach. Logistics and expectations for the meetings may differ from one mentor and coach relationship to the next. 

Mentor coaches benefits:

  • $500 honorarium per coach-mentee; 
  • 10 Professional Development points;
  • Four Professional Development sessions on leadership and communication; and
  • DISC Profile assessment

If you are interested in becoming a coach mentor or mentee, please fill out the Expression of Interest Form below.

Deadline: November 5, 2025

Women in Coaching: Expression of Interest

  • The CSCS is committed to providing sport and learning environments that are inclusive, diverse, equitable and accessible (IDEA) as possible. If comfortable, we encourage individuals to voluntarily self-identify so that we can better understand and better meet the needs of the coaching community
  • What makes you a good candidate to be a Coach Mentor or Mentee with the Women in Coaching Mentorship Program? In your response, please reference the following: 1) Your background in sport and life; 2) Coaching experience and success; 3) Academic level obtained and other qualifications; 4) Your strengths / Your Style (how you work with others?)
  • Ae you expressing interest in being a mentor or mentee?