Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan

Join us for the Lead With Intent Coach Learning Series starting in September.

The five-part series, facilitated by Beth Barz, is designed for all levels of coaches with the belief that all coaches can thrive, and that meaningful, sustained coach development happens through reflection, challenge and community, not just content delivery.

Learn more about each workshop and sign up for all or some of them at the link⬇️
https://www.csc-sask.ca/lead-with-intent-coach-learning-series/

We're partnering with the Coaches Association of Saskatchewan to bring this event back again during !

The breakfast is free to attend, but you have to register.

Rise, shine and join us for a pair of Women in Coaching Breakfasts during next month!

🥞Sunday, September 13 in Regina at 9 a.m.
🧇Sunday, September 20 in Saskatoon at 9 a.m.

Both breakfasts will feature a keynote speaker and a panel, as well as the opportunity to network with fellow women coaches.

Attendance is free, but you must register⬇️
https://bit.ly/45ItglI

Here is what made this week's roundup...
➡️ An overtime win secured the Canadian men’s flag football team their ticket to the 2028 Olympic Games in Los Angeles
➡️ Curling Canada announced Saskatoon’s Team Tyler Tardi among the 15 teams selected for the National Team Program

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Weekly Roundup – August 12-18 - Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan Tierney double medal finish Action in Irvine, California wrapped following the 2026 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships, which saw Saskatoon-born Blake Tierney swim to two podium finishes. To open the event, Tierney had a breakout performance and secured his first individual international gold medal...

While competing at his first Commonwealth Games, Jordan Carroll secured double gold and got a taste of his future within gymnastics.

“I think it’s about focusing on what is next and not getting too distracted by the big main goal. I really want to end up on that podium at Worlds. I want to get any medal, obviously gold would nice, but I think getting on that podium would really put my name out there.” - Jordan Carroll

Read about Carroll's experience at his Commonwealth debut⬇️

The motivation behind the medals - Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan On two separate occasions Jordan Carroll stood on top of the podium at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, which is just a taste of his future within gymnastics. Carroll has always been surrounded by sport since his parents are prestigious athletes themselves—his mother Mary Carroll attended the 1992 Oly...

Here's what happened this week!
➡️Following the gold medal game at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, Maddox Schultz was named player of the game
➡️ Softball Canada announced Willis Finch as part of the 28 athletes who will attend the U18 Men’s National Team selection camp

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Weekly Roundup – August 5-11 - Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan Canada undefeated at 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup After dominating the United States 8-1 at the 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup, Canada’s National Men’s Summer U-18 Team took home gold. Team Canada, which featured Kayden Stroeder (Saskatoon), Maddox Schultz (Regina) and Boston Tait (Estevan), ended their tim...

Here is what made this week's roundup...
➡️ The 2026 Hlinka Gretzky Cup has commenced with Team Canada opening competition with a win
➡️ The 2026 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, Scotland wrapped with Closing Ceremonies on Aug. 2

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Weekly Roundup – July 29 – Aug. 4 - Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan Three Sask. hockey players named to national women’s development camp Hockey Canada announced the rosters for Canada’s national women’s development selection camp, which includes five individuals with ties to Saskatchewan. From Aug. 3-8, Regina’s Ashley Messier, Saskatoon’s Alida Korte and...

Thank you, Scotland for hosting the 2026 Commonwealth Games!👏

The yellow and green brought home an impressive medal haul and helped contribute to Team Canada's 62 total medals claimed at the Games.

Read all about Saskatchewan's results👇

2026 Commonwealth Games conclude - Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan Golden debut for Carroll Jordan Carroll won a pair of medals during his Commonwealth Games debut, by claiming gold in both the pommel horse event and men’s artistic team event, the first Commonwealth Team Canada title in 20 years. The Saskatoon gymnast delivered the performance of a lifetime on po...

Please note we will be closed on Monday.

We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, August 4 from 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.

As part of the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN), we extend our sincere appreciation to the Government of Canada for its generational investment in Canada’s sport system and its commitment to building a stronger country through sport.

The future of Canadian sport will continue to flourish thanks to these investments, which will help more athletes manage the financial demands associated with training and international competition. These efforts will allow athletes to remain focused on their performance and pursuit of excellence as they continue to represent Canada on the world stage.

Read the full release for more information⬇️
https://bit.ly/4fApvoR

In this week's roundup...
➡️ Saskatoon gymnast Jordan Carroll will help represent Canada on the men’s 2026 senior national artistic gymnastics team
➡️ Seven Saskatchewan archers will represent Canada on the world stage at the 2026 World Archery Field Championships in South Dakota

Learn more about this week's action⬇️

Weekly Roundup – July 22-28 - Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan Connell, Ramsay named to National Elite and Development Teams Racquetball Canada named two Saskatchewan players to the 2026–27 National Elite and Development Teams. Danielle Ramsay and Lee Connell, both of Saskatoon, will join the National Women’s and Men’s Elite Teams, respectively. The teams...