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PEI 2009
Media Guide
Table of Contents
Message from the Premier .................................................................. 2
Message from the Minister .................................................................. 3
Message from the Saskatchewan Games Council ............................. 4
Message from Sask Sport Inc. ............................................................ 5
Message from the Chef de Mission .................................................... 6
Mission Staff ....................................................................................... 7
Athletics ............................................................................................ 13
Baseball ............................................................................................ 31
Basketball (female) ........................................................................... 37
Basketball (male) .............................................................................. 41
Beach Volleyball ............................................................................... 45
CanoeKayak ..................................................................................... 47
Cycling .............................................................................................. 53
Diving ................................................................................................ 57
Golf ................................................................................................... 60
Rowing .............................................................................................. 62
Rugby ............................................................................................... 70
Sailing ............................................................................................... 77
Soccer (female) ................................................................................ 79
Soccer (male) ................................................................................... 85
Softball .............................................................................................. 90
Swimming ......................................................................................... 95
Tennis ............................................................................................... 104
Triathlon ............................................................................................ 107
Volleyball (female) ............................................................................ 109
Volleyball (male) ............................................................................... 113
Wrestling (female) ............................................................................ 117
Wrestling (male) ............................................................................... 121
National Artist Program ..................................................................... 125
Sport Venues .................................................................................... 126
Team Sask Participants Numbers .................................................... 127
Team Sask Previous Medal Standings ............................................. 128
Previous and Future Canada Games ............................................... 129
Canada Games Logo ....................................................................... 130
Team Sask Logo ............................................................................... 131
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Message from the Premier
On behalf of the Government of
Saskatchewan, it is my pleasure to
congratulate all Saskatchewan athletes
who are participating in the 2009 Canada
Summer Games in Prince Edward Island.
Since 1967, the Canada Games have
evolved into the pinnacle of national
competition for Canadian athletes. These
games also include divisions for persons
with disabilities and an arts component
called the National Artist Program.
The 2009 edition brings together athletes, from all provinces and
territories competing in 18 different sports for two exciting
athletic weeks. You are among 4,400 participants, 6,000
volunteers, 10,000 visitors from ‘off-Island’, and over 300 media.
Be sure to take advantage of the warm hospitality and enhanced
facilities that this experience is certain to provide. A special thank
you to all the event coaches, staff, parents, and volunteers who
have made this ultimate inter-provincial and territorial sporting
competition possible.
Again, best of luck to our Saskatchewan athletes.
Brad Wall
Premier
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Message from the Minister
Congratulations to the athletes, coaches,
managers and national artists whose
dedication and hard work has resulted in the
opportunity to represent the province as a
member of Team Sask at the 2009
Canada Summer Games in Prince Edward
Island!
The Jeux du Canada Games are one of
Canada’s premiere sporting experiences.
They are an integral part in developing sport
excellence and one more way for us to profile our fine young
athletes on the national stage.
Thank you to the parents, officials, mission staff and all the
volunteers who provide the direction and support. Your efforts
offer athletes the opportunity to commit to the values of success,
teamwork, dedication and responsibility. These things help them to
achieve their maximum potential.
Good luck and enjoy this amazing experience!
Dustin Duncan
Minister of Tourism, Parks,
Culture and Sport
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Saskatchewan Games Council
Congratulations to all the members of Team
Sask competing at the 2009 Canada
Summer Games.
These games continue to provide an
opportunity for our developing athletes to
compete against the best in the country in
a multi-sport environment. For many of you
it will be a stepping stone to the next level
in your pursuit of excellence. You have
worked and trained many long, hard hours
to earn the right to represent Saskatchewan, and now you can
wear the uniform with pride.
To the host communities of Prince Edward Island, thank you for
welcoming and hosting Team Sask, their families and friends.
We appreciate the time and effort it takes to plan and organize
such a first class event and wish to express a sincere thank you
to the hundreds of volunteers for ensuring the success of the
Games.
On behalf of the Saskatchewan Games Council, I would like to
commend all members of Team Sask for your accomplishments
to date and wish you every success at these games and all
future competitions. Play hard, play fair and have fun!
Brenda Dowling, Chairperson
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Message from Sask Sport Inc.
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Message from the Chef de Mission
Welcome to Team Sask! It gives me great
pleasure, as the Chef de Mission to
introduce the 453 members of this year’s
team. Saskatchewan should be extremely
proud of this group of fine young athletes,
coaches, managers, artists and mission staff.
They will compete and participate to the best
of their ability in this country’s premier
amateur multi-sport event and will represent
the province with pride and integrity.
Congratulations to all the athletes for your years of commitment
and dedication in striving to become a member of Team Sask
2009. Enjoy the rewards of your hard work in the pursuit of
excellence. Saskatchewan has always been proud of its athletes,
team spirit, reputation for fair play and competition performance.
Wear the provincial colors with pride and be good ambassadors for
your province.
Thank you to all the coaches and managers for your leadership
in identifying and preparing our young athletes to compete at the
best of their ability against the best from all over Canada.
Team Sask would also like to thank and congratulate the staff
and volunteers of the host organizing committee for all they have
done to ensure a positive Games experience for all participants.
I encourage all team members to take the time, every day, to say
thanks to some of those very special people.
Team Sask 2009 looks forward to the challenges, competition and
experience of the 2009 Canada Summer Games. The Team has
the desire to achieve and the spirit to excel. I wish them every
success in their pursuit of excellence at the games.
Lorne Lasuita
Chef de Mission
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Mission Staff
Lorne Lasuita, Regina
Chef De Mission
Accomplishments/Awards
• Has participated in 11 Canada Games and four
Western Canada Summer Games
• Is the Provincial Games Consultant with the
Mark Bracken, Regina
Assistant Chef De Mission
• Vice-President of the Regina Red Sox of the Western
Major Baseball League
• Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Coaches
Association
Susan Schneider, Regina
Team Operations Manager
• Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Games
Council
• Team Sask Mission Staff for six Canada Games
Julie Chabot, Regina
Communications
• Competed with the U of R Cougars 2004-2006 in
athletics
• Is the Communications Manager of the
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Mission Staff
Ross Lynd, Melfort
Cycling, Swimming
• Inducted into the Saskatchewan Baseball Hall of
Fame in 2006 in the player/builder category
• Was presented with Melfort’s Sports Builder of the
Year Award in 2003
Louise Ashcroft, Regina
Wrestling (female), Soccer (female)
Medical Liason
• Former member of the U of A Panda’s Volleyball team
• Member of Team Canada’s medical team at the 2008
Pan Am games in Brazil
Brie Jedlic, Regina
Mental Trainer
• Competed at two Canada Games and one Western
Canada Games as a rower
• Won several medals as a member of Team Sask
• Five-time member of the Canadian Women’s National
Rowing Team
Brenda Bathgate, Saskatoon
Office Manager
• Team Sask Mission Staff at the 2007 Canada Winter
Games in Whitehorse
• Mission Centre Volunteer at the 2005 Canada
Summer Games in Regina
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Mission Staff
Darrell Baker, Regina
Baseball, Diving
• Volunteered as the VP of Admin and Finance at the
2005 Canada Summer Games
• Participate in six national championships as a
baseball coach
Courage Bear, Saskatoon
Volleyball (male)
• Mission Staff at the 2005 and 2007 Canada Games
• FSIN Project Manager of Sport, Culture, Youth and
Recreation
Alison Brown, Regina
Tennis
• Represented Canada in baton twirling at an
international level seven times
• Won a world silver medal in individual and world
bronze medal in team competitions in baton twirling
Rob Currie, Regina
Rowing
• Sask Sport Master Athlete of the Year in 1992
• Member of the Canadian National Rowing Team from
1982 to 1984
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Mission Staff
Karen Fradette, Saskatoon
Athletics
• Has enjoyed participating in and watching the spirit of
competition in sport
• Has had several rewarding volunteer experiences
with sport
Ellen Grewcock, Prince Albert
Sailing
• Former U of S Huskies basketball player
• Member of the Brown Motor Dusters, a provincial
championship softball team
• Received the Woman of Distinction YWCA Award for
Health and Fitness.
Amber Holland, Regina
Golf, Softball
• Co-Chair of the Sport Scheduling Committee at the
2005 Canada Summer Games in Regina
• Qualified for the 2009 Canadian Pre-Olympic curling
trials
Larry Lafrentz, Regina
Athletics, Rugby
• Has officiated volleyball, basketball, badminton,
athletics, and baseball
• Coached Under 12 Little League baseball team to the
Canadian Championship in 2000
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Mission Staff
Curtis Markewich, Regina
Soccer (male)
• 1999 Air Canada Cup Champion with the Regina Pat
Canadians
• Played hockey with the Notre Dame Hounds (SJHL)
for three years
Jim Onstad, Weyburn
Volleyball (female)
• Former provincial record holder in the 1500m, 3000m
and 5000m
• Sports Director for the 2004 Saskatchewan Summer
Games in Weyburn
Greg Perreaux, Regina
Beach Volleyball
• Senior Broomball gold medal winner in 2004 & 2006
• Senior Broomball bronze medal winner 1996 & 2003
Warren Proctor, Saskatoon
Wrestling (male)
• 22 years experience as Sport Administrator for Sask
Sport Inc
• Community coach and volunteer for past 28 years
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Mission Staff
Ted Schaeffer, Moose Jaw
Triathlon
• 20 years of coaching experience in numerous sports
• National Coaching Certification Program Intro to
Competition Facilitator
Rod Schmidt, Regina
Basketball (male), CanoeKayak
• Competed in baseball, football (tackle and touch),
softball, basketball and bowling at various levels
• Continues to play basketball at the masters level
Stacey Silzer, Regina
Baskteball (female), Swimming
• Admin Assistant for the 2003 University
Curling Championships
• Employed by Basketball Saskatchewan
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Athletics
Todd Johnston, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Track and Field Club
• 2007 Western Canada Games Coach
• 2005 Canada Summer Games Coach
Dean Bertoia, Saskatoon
Club: U of S Huskies
Justin Fichter, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Special Olympics
• Competed at the 2003 and 2008 Saskatchewan
Summer Games
• Participated in the 2008 Quebec Special Olympic
Winter Games
Murray McCormick, Saskatoon
• 2005 Canada Summer Games Coach
• Canada West Rookie Male Athlete of the Year
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Athletics
Sarah Junkin, Saskatoon
• Competed in the 2001 Canada Summer Games
• 2007 Western Canada Summer Games Mission
Staff
Joseph Morrissey, Saskatoon
• 2001 Canada Summer Games head coach
• Coach of 4x200m Junior Women Indoor Canadian
record breaking relay team
Janine Platana, Saskatoon
• 2007 Western Canada Summer Games athletics
Manager
• 2005 Canada Summer Games athletics Manager
Tannis Stang, Saskatoon
Club: Cyclones Road and Track Club
• 2007 Western Canada Games
• 2003 Western Canada Games
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Athletics
Crystal Thiessen, Regina
Chaperone
• Team manager for Team Sask at the 2008 Special
Olympics Canada National Winter Games
• Sport Technical Advisor for Special Olympics at the
2008 Saskatchewan Summer Games
Dale Upton, Saskatoon
• Member of record breaking 4x400m Juvenile
Canadian Indoor Team
• Holds 200m Midget record
Andrea Abrams, 19, Saskatoon
• Attended the 2007 Legion Nationals
• Medaled in all her events at the 2008 High School
Track and Field Provincials
Robyn Bauck, 22, Chaplin
Club: Excel Athletica
• Placed sixth in Triple Jump at the 2009 CIS Nationals
• Attended Legion Nationals two years in a row
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Athletics
Kimberly Elliott, 18, Prince Albert
• Bronze medalist at the Canada West Championship
• Two time silver medalist at the SHSAA Provincial
Track and Field Meet
Megan Flavel, 17, Humbolt
• Attended the 2008 Junior Nationals and the 2008
Legion Nationals
• Placed sixth at the 2008 SHSAA Golf Provincials
Christine Foth, 20, Waldheim
• Placed twelfth at the 2008 Canadian Junior Nationals
Caitlin Fowler, 21, Lanigan
Club: U of R Cougars and Excel Athletika
• Finished seventh in Shot Put at the 2009 CIS National
Championships
• Competed in Shot Put and Weight Throw at the
2008 CIS Championships
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Athletics
Keira-Lyn Frie, 21, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist at the 2009 Dogwood Track Meet
• Won five gold medals at the 2006 IWAS World
Juniors
Julene Friesen, 20, Saskatoon
Club: Riverdale Track Club
• 2008 Western Canadian Fastball Champion
• Bronze medalist at the 2009 CIS Championships
Jessica Furlan, 19, Regina
Club: University of Nebraska
• Placed ninth at the 2008 World Junior Championships
• Placed thirteenth at the 2007 World Youth
Championships
Cory Harrower, 22, Regina
Club: Regina Road Race Club
• Competed at the 2007 Canada Winter Games
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Athletics
Shalane Haselhan, 17, Lampman
• Provincial medals in High Jump and Long Jump in
2008
• Named 2007 Female Athlete of the Year for Estevan
and area
Chloe Hetherton, 16, Prince Albert
• Junior National Champion and Legion National
champion in Triple Jump
• Named Prince Albert Female Athlete of the Year
Jenni Hucul, 21, Saskatoon
• Three time 100m and 100m Hurdles Junior National
Champion
• Bronze Medalist in the 60m Hurdles at the 2007 CIS
Championships
Lindsay Kinnear, 21, Lumsden
Club: Saskatchewan Special Olympics
• Won gold medal in the 100m and 200m at the
2009 Winnipeg Kinsmen
• Gold medalist in long jump at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
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Athletics
Jenna Mann, 16, Saskatoon
• Broke the Saskatchewan indoor provincial Hurdle
record
• Ranked top five in Canada for the 60m Hurdles for
under 17
Breanna Rak, 17, Cut Knife
• Competed in track and field at the Saskatchewan
Summer Games
Amanda Ruller, 21, Regina
Club: Excel Athletika
• Dual sport athlete at the U of R, competed in both
soccer and track and field
• Current record holder for the U of R Cougars in 60m
and 200m
Kendra Schaaf, 19, Craven
Club: Queen City Striders
• Competed at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
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Athletics
Sharai Siemens, 20, Fiske
• 2008 second Team All-Canadian in the 300m
• Gold medalist in the 400m Relay at the 2009 Canada
West Track and Field Championship
Ashlynn Simon, 16, Regina
• Gold medalist in the 400m at the 2009 SHSAA
Provincial Championship
• Gold medalist in the 800m at the 2009 SHSAA
Provincial Championship
Veronika Smits, 19, Saskatoon
• One of the top 10 fastest girls in 100m Hurdles as
a Juvenile
Jodi Souter, 20, Pleasantdale
Club: Tisdale Track Club
• Named 2006-2007 Cross Country Canada West
Rookie of the Year
• Canada West First Team All-Star in 2007, 2008 and
2009 for cross country and track and field
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Athletics
Taryn Suttie, 18, Hanley
• Gold medalist in Shot Put and silver medalist in
Weight Throw at the 2009 Canada West Track and
Field Championship
• Named Canada West Female Rookie of the Year
Brianne Theisen, 20, Humboldt
Club: University of Oregon
• Named All-American in the Heptathlon following her
fourth place finish at the NCAA Championships
Chelsea Valois, 21, Zenon Park
Club: U of R Cougars and Excel Athletika
• Silver medalist in Pentathlon at the 2009 CIS
National Championship
• Gold medalist in Pentathlon at the 2009 Canada
West Track and Field Championship
Leah Vause, 22, Saskatoon
Club: U of S Huskies and Riversdale Track Club
• Silver medalist at the 2009 CIS National
Championship
• Bronze medalist at the 2008 NACAC
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Athletics
Stephanie Vause, 19, Saskatoon
Club: Riversdale Track Club
• Four time City and Provincial Champion in Pole
Vault
• Gold medalist at the 2007 Legion Nationals
Lauren Weigel, 17, Quill Lake
Club: Special Olympics Saskatchewan
• Gold medalist in the 1500m, 800m and 200m at the
• Gold medalist at the 2008 provincials in the 100m,
200m, and 400m
Michelle Young, 16, Saskatoon
• Medaled at Nationals
• Provincial champion in the 100m and 200m
Les Anderson, 22, Battleford
• Silver medalist in the 400m hurdles at the 2007
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Athletics
Andrew Arndt, 18, Saskatoon
• Named Athlete of the Meet at the Boeing Classic
• Silver medalist at the 2005 and 2007 Legion
Nationals
Wyatt Baiton, 18, Lumsden
Justin Baker, 19, Regina
Club: U of R Cougars
• Bronze medalist at the CIS Track and Field National
Championships
• Member of the track and field team at the 2007
Michael Banks, 19, Prince Albert
• Gold medalist in the 200m and Long Jump at the
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Athletics
Lane Britnell, 17, Outlook
Club: Riversdale Track Club
• Silver medalist at the 2008 Junior Nationals
• Gold medalist at the 2007/2008 Legion Nationals
Eric Clark, 22, Regina
• Competed at Legion Nationals
Braden Close, 14, Kindersley
• Won two gold medals at the Western Canadian
Sledge Hockey Championships
Chris Crossley, 22, Moosomin
• Competed in Pentathlon at the 2008 and 2009 CIS
Track and Field Championship
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Athletics
Jeremy Eckert, 18, Regina
• CIS rookie of the year
• Won fourth at the CIS Track and Field Championship
Sean Fleming, 21, Regina
• Won gold in the 1500m at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
Brett Galloway, 18, Prince Albert
Club: UNA
• Gold medalist in Long Jump at the 2009 SHSAA
Provincial Championships
• Named St Mary’s 2009 Track and Field MVP
Stéphane Gérard, 20, Saskatoon
• Competed in Steeple Chase at the 2008 Track and
Field Canada Junior Nationals
• Qualified for CIS Cross Country Championships in
the 10,000m
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Athletics
Justin Greif, 21, Tisdale
• Won bronze in Shot Put for Team Canada at the
2007 Pan American Junior Nationals
• Won bronze in Shot Put at the CIS Track and Field
Championships
Landon Hretsina, 20, Saskatoon
• Multiple records in the 4x400m
• 4x400m medalist at the 2007 Junior National
Competition
Matt Mazurik, 21, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist in the 3000m and the 1500m at the
Saskatchewan Summer Games
• Placed 5th in the 3000m at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
Jason Mercer, 22, Regina
• Won a gold and two bronze medals at the 2008
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Athletics
Cossy Nachilobe, 17, Saskatoon
• Placed fifth at track and field nationals
• Back to back city football champion
Julian Nahachewsky, 19, Saskatoon
Club: Cyclones Road and Track Team
• Senior Bowl provincial champion
• Named MVP of his football team
Jordan Nosbush, 20, Lake Lenore
• Placed sixth at the CIS National Track and Field
Championship
• Bronze medalist at the Canada West Championship
Brandon O’Donnell, 18, Cut Knife
Club: Cut Knife High School
• Gold medalist in Javelin at track and field nationals
• Set a Juvenile Javelin record
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Athletics
Geoff Peet, 20, Tisdale
• High school provincial champion in 2005 and 2007
• Won a national silver medal for Junior A hockey
Taylor Petrucha, 21, Saskatoon
Club: Riversdale Athletics
• Attended the 2006 World Junior Track and Field
Championships in Holland
• Bronze medalist at the 2008 Canadian Olympic
Trials
Nathan Scott, 21, Saskatoon
• Bronze medalist at Legion Nationals in the 4x400m
Relay
Joel Senick, 20, Saskatoon
Club: Riversdale Athletics
• Silver medalist at the 2007 Canadian Junior Track
and Field Nationals
• Awarded a full scholarship from Boston University
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Athletics
Keegan Sharp, 19, Yorkton
• 2008 Canadian Junior Track and Field National
Champion in Decathlon
• Silver medalist in Pentathlon at the 2009 Canada
West University Championships
Kyle Shaw, 22, Hazlett
• Gold medalist in the 200m, 400m, and 1500m at
the 2007 Western Canada Summer Games
• Bronze medalist in the 1500m at the 2008
Canadian Nationals
Andrew Smith, 20, Saskatoon
• Silver medal the CIS Track and Field National
Championship
• Silver medalist at the CanWest University
Championships
Craig White, 18, Regina
Club: Queen City Starters
• Competed at the 2008 Francophone Games
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Athletics
Kelly Wiebe, 20, Regina
• Gold medalist at the 2008 Stewart Cup for cross
country
• Gold medalist at the 2008 U of S Open for cross
country
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Baseball
Roger Anholt, Moose Jaw
• Awarded the 2007 Baseball Canada Lionel Ruth
Coach of the Year Memorial Award
• Coached Team Saskatchewan’s gold medal team
at the 1994 Canadian Selects Championships
Greg Brons, Saskatoon
• Member of the baseball team for the 1993 Canada
Summer Games
• Coached the baseball team for the 2001 Canada
Summer Games
Neil Hogg, Swift Current
Landon Adelman, 18, Pilot Butte
Club: Regina Athletics Midget AAA
• Participated in the 2008 Canada Cup
• Participated in the 2008 Midget AAA Baseball
National Championship
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Baseball
Jon Cotter, 18, Moose Jaw
Club: Moose Jaw Miller Express
• 2004 Canadian Junior Little League Champion
• Named 2007 Saskatchewan Baseball Player of the
Year
Marshall Dean, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Cubs
• Participated in two Canada Cups
• Participated in Bantam Nationals
Craig Hucul, 19, Saskatoon
Club: Williston State College
• Pitched a no hitter in the Saskatchewan Selects
Tournament
• Four time provincial champion
Steven Latos, 18, Llyodminster
Club: Lloydminster Twins
• Selected to be a member of the 2008 Sask Baseball
Canada Cup Team
• Won the 2008 Midget AA Baseball Provincials
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Baseball
Terry McNabb, 17, Davidson
Club: Davidson High School
• Selected to be a member of the 2007 Sask Baseball
team and the 2008 Canada Cup Team
• Participated in the 2008 Baseball Nationals
Tyler McWhirter, 17, Regina
Club: Regina Wolfpack
• Selected for the Canadian Junior National Team
Fall Camp
• Hit a game winning grand slam at Nationals and
was selected as Player of the Game
Geoff MacDonald, 18, Regina
Club: Regina Midget AAA Wolfpack
• Recruited to play baseball by Monterey Peninsula
College
• Bronze medalist at the 2003 World Baseball Gala
Taylor McDonnell, 19, Swift Current
Club: Swift Current Indians (WMBL)
• 2000 and 2007 Provincial Champion
• Played college baseball
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Baseball
Ryan Mang, 18, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Blue Jays
• Won multiple medals at the 2009 Provincial Track and
Field Meet
• Selected to be a member of Team Sask at the 2007
Canada Cup
Clark Munroe, 18, Moose Jaw
Club: Regina AAA Mets
• Selected to be a member of Team Sask at the
2008 Canada Cup
• Bronze medalist at the 2007 Western Canada
Summer Games
Dylan Ramsay, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Cubs
• Member of the Team Sask for the Canada Cup
• Participated in Bantam Baseball Nationals and Midget
Western Canadian Baseball Championships
Luke Torgunrud, 18, Prince Albert
Club: Saskatoon Stallions
• Bantam AA Hockey City Champion
• Was selected to Team Sask Baseball Top 25
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Baseball
Ryan Tulloch, 18, Regina
• Selected as a member of Team Sask Baseball for
the 2007 and 2008 Canada Cup
• Named Defensive MVP in RHSAA 5A High School
Football in 2009
Chris Untereiner, 18, Regina
Club: Regina Midget AAA Mets
• Selected to be a member of Team Sask Baseball
for the 2007 and 2008 Canada Cup
• Awarded a baseball scholarship to Monterrey
Peninsula College
Taylor Van De Sype, 18, Radville
Club: Weyburn Beavers
• Member of Team Sask Baseball for three years
• Named 2007 Midget MVP
Derek Wallace, 19, Oxbow
Club: Douglas College
• Named the 2008 Midget Baseball League MVP
• Selected to be a member of Team Sask Baseball
for the 2006 and 2007 Canada Cup
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Baseball
Evan Zerff, 18, Regina
• Invited to the 2009 spring and fall Junior National
Camps
• 2008 Western Canadian Champion
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Basketball (female)
Wayne Morrison, Wilcox
• Assistant Coach of six basketball provincial
championship winning teams
Phoebe De Ciman, Regina
• Won the 2001 CIS national women’s basketball
championship with the U of R Cougars
• Was a member of the national team program from
1998 to 2002
Jillian Weseen, Regina
• Silver medalist at the 1998 basketball nationals
• Competed in the 1997 Canada Summer Games
Trisha Carriere, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Junior Huskies
• Her high school basketball team made it
to provincials for the first time in 22 year
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Basketball (female)
Jennilea Coppola, 17, Regina
Club: Dr. Martin LeBoldus Golden Suns
• Regina High School Athletic Assocation’s Second
Basketball Team All-Star
• Junior girls basketball MVP for the 2008 Season
Kehlsie Crone, 16, Moose Jaw
Club: Vanier Collegiate
• Member of the 2009 3A provincial basketball
championship team
• Member of the 2008 2A provincial soccer
championship team
Paige Crozon, 14, Humboldt
Club: Humboldt Collegiate
• Played with the Junior Huskies’ Basketball Club for
three years
• Named MVP of high school basketball team
Madeline Docherty, 15, Regina
Club: Sheldon Williams Collegiate
• Member of the 2009 5A city championship basketball
team
Summer Games
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Basketball (female)
Kaylee Halvorson, 14, Regina
Club: Luther College High School
• Was named All-star at the Mount Royal Tip Off
Classic
• Regina elementry school 400m Senior girls record
holder
Kayla Hannah, 16, Regina
Club: Athol Murray College of Notre Dame
Summer Games
• Named 2008 high school baskeball team MVP
Kabree Howard, 17, Regina
Club: Dawgs
• Three time gymnastics provincial champion
• Played on the under 15 and under 17 basketball
teams
Alyssia Kajati, 16, Regina
Club: Dawgs
• Member of the 5A Junior girls city championship
basketball team
• Made Radz Volleyball Elite Team
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Basketball (female)
Amanda Ogden, 16, Fillmore
Club: Fillmore 33 Central
• Member of the 2009 provincial championship team
• Member of the 2007 provincial championship team
Taylor Pelletier, 16, Regina
Club: Balfour Collegiate
• Participated in the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
• Member of the Juvenile provincial team in 2008
Haley Williams, 17, Regina
Club: Firebirds
• 2006 tournament All-star at the under 15 club
nationals
• 2007 Athlete of the Year for provincial volleyball
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Basketball (male)
Nathan Schellenberg, Saskatoon
• Coached the men’s basketball team to a silver
medal at the 2007 Western Canada Summer Games
Trevor Mirtle, Saskatoon
• NCCP Level III Certified in basketball since 2000
• 14 years coaching experience at the high school and
provincial elite levels
Corey Matthews, Regina
• Won three City Championships as a Head Coach with
the Scott Blues
• The founder and executive director of the North
Central Lakers (an inner city Regina sports
organization)
Adam Hunter, Regina
• Coached Team Sask to a bronze medal at the
2007 Canadian National Under 15 Basketball
Championships
• Coached Team Sask to a silver medal at the 2007
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Basketball (male)
Ben Baker, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Aden Bowman High School
• Member of the 2009 Saskatoon city championship
basketball team
• Won silver with the Team Sask men’s basketball
team at the 2007 Western Canada Summer Games
Matt Campbell, 17, Regina
Club: Junior Cougars
• Bronze medalist at the 2007 Canadian National
Under 15 Basketball Championships
• One of only five players to win an All-Star award at
the 2007 Nationals
Joe De Ciman, 15, Regina
Club: Dr. Matin LeBoldus High School
• Scored 56 points in a semi-final basketball game in
grade eight
• Helped lead his school team to two championship
games two years in a row
Sam Derksen, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Aden Bowman High School
• Member of the 2009 Saskatoon basketball city
championship team
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Basketball (male)
Matthew Forbes, 15, Regina Beach
Club: Regina Hornets
• Member of the 2009 Saskatchewan High School
Athletics Assocation’s provincial basketball
championship team
Nick Foth, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Marion M. Graham Collegiate
• 2008 grade nine Male Athlete of the Year at Marion M.
Graham Collegiate
• Placed eighth at the 2008 Under 15 Nationals
Jonathan Harding, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Holy Cross High School
• Gold medalist at the 2004 Saskatchewan Summer
Games for tennis
• Silver medalist for men’s basketball at the 2007
Brendan Hebert, 16, Regina
Club: Michael A. Riffel High School
• Member of the 2006-2007 junior boys basketball city
championship team
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Basketball (male)
Andrew Henry, 16, Regina
Club: Luther College High School
• Silver medalist with the men’s basketball team at the
2007 Western Canada Summer Games
Temidayo Jabagun, 16, North Battleford
Club: John Paul II Collegiate
• Named captain of the high school basketball team
while in grade eleven
• Lead his team to regionals in 2009
Marcus Joerissen-Ward, 16, Regina
• Won First Team All-Star for senior basketball in
Regina
• Won First Team All-Star at Under 15 Nationals in
2008
Mitchell Jones, 17, Regina
• Silver medalist with the men’s basketball team at the
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Beach Volleyball
Maureen Sebastian, Regina
• Placed fifth in division two at the 2007 Beach
Nationals
Rob Tomyn, Prince Albert
Club: Prince Albert Volleyball Club
• Coach of the 2001 Canada Summer Games
Beach Volleyball Team
• Assistant Coach of the 1999 Western Canada
Games Indoor Volleyball Team
Canoeing
Erika Lustig, 16, Bethune
Club: SCV Crush
• 2005, 2006, and 2007 Beach Volleyball Provincial
Champion
• Placed fifth at the 2008 Beach Volleyball National
Championships
Taya Tokarski, 18, Watson
Club: Montana State University-Northern
• Named 2008 Saskatchewan Volleyball Association’s
Top Female
• Named to the Canada Volleyball Prospects Team
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Beach Volleyball
Brody Waddell, 21, Regina
Club: University of Regina
• 2008 Beach Volleyball Provincial Champion
• Member of the U of R Cougars Men’s Volleyball team
Jordan Zwart, 21, Regina
• SHSAA Provincial Volleyball Champion
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CanoeKayak
Andre Gronowicz, Saskatoon
Club: Canoe Kayak Saskatchewan
• Silver medalist at the 1976 Olympics in the
C-2 500m
• Silver Medalist at the 1974 Senior World
Championships in the C-2 1000m
Julie Davidsen, Martensville
• Won three gold and two silver medals at the
Canadian CanoeKayak National Championships
• Coach of Team Sask CanoeKayak Team in 2001,
2005 and now the 2009 Canada Summer Games
Stephanie Robertson, Regina
• Competed at the Junior World Championships
• Juvenile Women’s National Championship record
holder in the K1 500m
Darrin Sinnett, Saskatoon
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CanoeKayak
Jenna Berenbaum, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Racing Canoe Club
• Member of the canoekayak team for the 2005
Canada Summer Games and the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
• Medaled at canoekayak nationals
Jacques de Jager, 20, Regina
Club: Wascana Racing Canoe Club
• Gold medalist in the C-4 at the 2005 Canada
Summer Games
• Gold medalist in Juvenile Men’s C-4 and C-15
at the 2006 Canadian Sprint CanoeKayak
Championships
Canoeing
Olivia Dyck, 14, Saskatoon
• Competed at canoekayak nationals in 2007 and
2008
Games in canoekayak
Simon Fense, 15, Regina
• Bronze medalist in midget K-1 1000m at the 2008
CanoeKayak Nationals
• Made the 2009 National Development Team
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CanoeKayak
Lliam Folk, 21, Regina
• Gold medalist in C-4 1000m at the 2005 Canada
Summer Games
• Two time Juvenile C-4 100m national champion
Megan Gibson, 17, Regina
Zara Hanson, 18, Regina
• 2007 national champion in Junior Women’s War
Canoe
• Bronze medalist at the 2008 Canadian Sprint
CanoeKayak Championships
Lorilei Hitchings, 16, Saskatoon
Games
• Competed at Canadian CanoeKayak Nationals
from 2006 to 2008
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CanoeKayak
Ashley Holowatuk, 17, Regina
• Medaled at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
• Gold medalist at the 2007 Junior Women’s War
Canoe Nationals
Jarret Kenke, 15, Saskatoon
• Has participated in kayaking, swimming and
track and field
Christopher Laplante, 16, Regina
• Placed twelfth in the 6km at nationals
• Medaled at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
Iain McLeod, 18, Regina
• 2009 volleyball provincial champions
• Bronze medalist in the C-4 1000m at the 2008
National Canoe Championships
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CanoeKayak
Chelsey Mitchell, 18, Regina
Club: Wascana Racing Club
• 2007 National Champion at the Junior Women’s
War Canoe Nationals
• Bronze medalist at the 2008 Senior Women’s War
Canoe Nationals
Teresa Nahachewsky, 16, Saskatoon
• Participated in the Saskatchewan Summer Games
Trista Neilly, 20, Loon Lake
• Placed fourth in the K-2 200m and ninth in the
K-2 1000m at the 2009 World Cup #3
• Bronze medalist in the K-1 1000m at the 2008
Canoe Nationals
Riley Schnell, 17, Regina
• Medalist at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
• Bronze medalist at the 2005, 2006 and 2008
Canoe Nationals
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CanoeKayak
Mattison Sinnett, 17, Saskatoon
• Competed in canoekayak at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
Gina Soparlo, 16, Regina
• Placed fourth at nationals in the C2
• Travelled to France with Team Sask Water Polo
Dylan Wall, 17, Saskatoon
• Bronze medalist in Midget K-4 1000m at the
2007 Canadian Canoe Nationals
• Placed seventh in the Midget K-2 1000m at the 2008
Canadian Canoe Nationals
Shylo Wollf, 17, Saskatoon
• Member of the Canadian National Developmental
Team
Games in canoekayak
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Cycling
Scott Cranston, Saskatoon
• Coached at the 2001 and 2005 Canada Summer
Games
Leana Dyck, Saskatoon
• Attained Level 3 Coaching Certificate
• Coached at the 2008 Saskatchewan Summer
Games
Mike Horn, Prince Albert
• Coached at two Saskatchewan Summer Games
• Coached at the Western Canada Summer Games
Rick Vircavs, Regina
• 2007 Provincial Master Expert 40-49 Mountain Bike
Champion
• 2007 Provincial Master 40-49 Criterium Champion
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Cycling
Lindsay Aspen, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Bruce’s Cycle Works
Andrea Bunnin, 21, Saskatoon
Club: Cycledelia
• Won a gold medal at the 2007 Western Canada
Summer Games in the mountain bike race
• Won a bronze medal at Kamloops Canada Cup
mountain bike race in 2008
Hannah Cooley, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Walter Murray Collegiate
• Placed second at the Jim Horner Cyclocross race
• Placed first at the 2008 Mountain Bike and
Individual Time Trial Race
Julia Garnet, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Cycledelia and 2nd Nature
• Top Canadian in the Green Mountain Stage race in
Vermont, placing of seventh in the women’s cat ¾
race
• Won a bronze medal at the 2007 Western Canada
Summer Games in the road race
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Cycling
Kylie Morin, 20, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist in long track speed skating at the
2007 Canada Winter Games
Caitlin Warkentin, 19, Saskatoon
Dave Brooks, 22, Regina
Club: Trek Red Truck Racing
• Placed fourth at 2005 Canadian Junior Nationals
• Participated in the 2005 Canada Summer Games
Brad Clifford, 19, Regina
Club: Edmonton Road & Track Club
• Competed in the Tour De Abitibi Road Race for
Alberta in 2008
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Cycling
Cuylar Conly, 19, Grasswood
Club: Cycledelia
• Competed in his first Saskatchewan provincial
road race in 2008
Christopher McGarity, 20, Saskatoon
Club: Bruce’s Cycle Works
Ben Rempel, 20, Saskatoon
Club: Cycledelia
• Finished in the top third of the field in the Tour De
Abitibi World Cup Road Race
• Competed at the 2005 Canada Summer Games
Andrew Thomas, 20, Lumsden
Club: Edmonton Road & Track Club
• Competed at the 2005 Canada Summer Games
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Diving
Steve Carroll, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Diving Club
• Gold medalist in the 1M at the 1985 Canada
Summer Games
• Coached the diving team to one gold and two
silver medals at the 2001 Canada Summer Games
Laura Lunn, Regina
Club: Regina Diving Club
• Earned a diving scholarship to Virginia Tech
• Provincial diving champion in 1989, 1991 and
1993
Sydney Hesselberg, 13, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist at the 2005 Junior Nationals
• Placed second, third and fifth at the
China-Canada-USA Challenge in 2006
Kesha Naylor, 17, Saskatoon
• Attended the 2008 Olympics Trials
• Finished in the top ten at the 2008 Senior
Nationals
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Diving
Nadia Philipenko, 15, Saskatoon
• Competed at the Canadian National Gymnastics
Championships
• Competed at the Canadian National Diving
Championships three times
Ainsley Oliver, 19, Saskatoon
• Placed third at the Pac-10 Conference
Championships
• Triple silver medalist at the 2006 Canada-USAChina All Star Meet
Connor Burbridge, 13, Saskatoon
• Qualified for Junior Diving Nationals in his first
year of competitive diving
• Made it to the 3M final in his first year at diving
nationals
Tyson Hillman, 17, Regina
• Member of the diving team for the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
• Attended the 2009 Winter Senior Diving Nationals
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Diving
Cole Miller, 16, Regina
• Gold medalist in the 1M and 3M at the 2006
Junior Diving Nationals
• Attended the Junior National Team Training Camp
in Xi’an China
Sam Valentine, 14, Saskatoon
• Junior National Champion
• Placed sixth at the 21st International
Lambertz-Springen in Aachen, Germany
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Golf
Brad Birnie, Saskatoon
• Former member of the Canadian Golf Tour
• Coached 22 junior golfers that were awarded
college golf scholarships
Wendy Besplug, Kindersley
• On the Board of Directors for the Saskatchewan
Golf Association
Thea Hedemann, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Walter Murray Collegiate
• 2008 Saskatchewan Junior Women’s Champion
• 2008 Saskatchewan Junior U16 Order of Merit
winner
Danielle Pinder, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Riverside Golf and Country Club
• Made the cut at 2008 Canadian Junior Girls
Nationals
• Played in the 2008 Mizuno America Cup
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Golf
Anna Young, 15, Saskatoon
Club: Riverside Golf and Country Club
• Qualified for the Steven Ames Cup and went to
Trinidad
• Made junior women’s Saskatchewan team that
went to nationals
Troy Bulmer, 18, Saskatoon
Club: St. Joseph High School
• 2005 and 2006 Juvenile Golf Champion
• Tied for thirteenth at the 2008 Junior Boys National
Tournament
Jesse Gibson, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Marion M. Graham Collegiate
• Member of two CJGA Team Canada teams
• Tied for third at the 2009 RCGA Pacific
Championships
Brennan Rumancik, 18, Maple Creek
Club: Maple Creek Composite High School
• Member of Team Canada in 2007
Games
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Rowing
John Wetzstein, Regina
Club: Saskatchewan Rowing Association
John Haver, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Rowing Club
• Gold medalist in Lightweight Four at the 2007 Pan
Am Games
• Bronze medalist in Lightweight Double at the
2004 and 2005 Under 23 World Championships
Garett Mathiason, Regina
Club: Regina Rowing Club
• Coached three rowers from Prince Albert onto the
2005 Canada Summer Games team
• Coached Team Canada Junior boys at the 2005
CanAmMex Regatta
Savannah Taylor, Saskatoon
• Bronze medalist in U23 Women’s Quad at the
2007 Royal Canadian Henley
• Bronze medalist in Women’s Eight, Quad and Four
at the 2005 Canada Summer Games
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Rowing
Renae Barks, 17, Regina
• Has never tipped a boat
• Qualified for Soccer Nationals
Candace Benson, 15, Regina
• Won her first rowing gold medal at the 2008
Alberta Open in Novice Doubles
• Member of the Regina junior girls Basketball City
Championship Team
Katherine Benson, 18, Regina
• Bronze medalist in Pairs at the 2008 NRC’s
• Won the Junior girls Basketball City
Championships two years in a row
Morgan Bolen, 20, Regina
Club: University of Virginia
• Awarded a full scholarship to the University
of Virginia
• Placed fifth in the 800m for Track & Field at the
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Rowing
Hannah Champ, 17, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist in Junior Women’s singles at the
2008 Royal Canadian Henley
• Member of the 2008 Canadian CanAmMex Crew
that won a gold medal in the Coxed Four and a
silver medal in the Eight
Carmen Currie, 17, Regina
• Won a bronze medal in soccer at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
• Placed sixth at the 2008 Royal Canadian Henley
Jennifer Jochim, 18, Saskatoon
• Won a gold, two silver and a bronze
medal at the 2007 Cadet Biathlon Nationals
• Gold medalist in Shot Put at the Saskatoon Track
& Field City Championships
Megan Lauther, 18, Saskatoon
• Member of the rowing team for the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
• Gold medalist in Women’s Lightweight Singles
at the 2008 NWIRA
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Rowing
Claire McLellon, 16, Regina
• Silver medalist at soccer provincials
• Won three gold and one bronze medal in her Novice
year of rowing
Rasna Madhur, 20, Regina
• Coxed the Men and Women’s Eights at the 2007
• Coxed the Carleton Varsity Men’s Four in 2008
Kira Nyhus-Runtz, 17, Regina
Canada Summer Games
• Competed at the 2008 Royal Canadian Henley
McKinley Picton, 16, Regina
• Gold medalist in Lightweight Women’s Doubles at
the 2007 NWIRA
• Competed at the 2004 Elite Canada Gymnastics
Championships
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Rowing
Jessica Start, 19, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist in Open Women’s Four at the 2008
NWIRA Regatta
• Silver medalist in Open Women’s Quad at the
2008 NWIRA Regatta
Karla Waike, 17, Rosetown
• Won hockey provincials twice
• Won softball provincials
Johanna Weber, 17, Regina
• Placed first in the 800m for track and field
Elyse Weir, 18, Saskatoon
Games
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Rowing
Derek Au-Yeong, 18, Regina
Canada Summer Games
• Broke 25 minutes on a 6 km Erg Test
Lucas Baldo, 18, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist in Men’s Quad at the 2008 Can AmMex
• Gold medalist in Men’s Double at the 2007
Robert Blake, 16, Regina
• Member of Pee Wee II and Bantam I Regina city
championship teams
Robert Chabot, 16, Regina
• Gold medalist in Men’s Heavyweight Four at the
2008 PRC
• Member of the Campbell Tartans Football Team
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Rowing
Graham Dent, 17, Saskatoon
• Silver medalist in Men’s Eight at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
• Two time champion of Lightweight Doubles at the
Western Canadian Sprints
Taylor Fenske, 16, Regina
• Competed at the 2009 Western Canadian Sprints
Andrew Knorr, 20, Saskatoon
Club: UBC and Saskatoon Rowing Club
• Placed fourth in Junior Men’s Coxed Four at the
2006 Amsterdam Junior Worlds
• Silver medalist in the Men’s Eight with
Cox at the 2008 Canadian University
Championships
John Kendal, 16, Saskatoon
• Gold and silver medalist in rowing at the 2007
• Silver medalist at the 2008 NRC’s
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Rowing
Reed Langen, 16, Regina
• Provincial champion in Track and Field and AAA
Hockey
Travis Magnus, 20, Saskatooon
• Made Team Saskatchewan for nine man football
• Provincial hockey champion
Spenser Weber, 19, Regina
Canada Summer Games
• Can de-ring and tie a boat down in less than three
minutes
Nick Zimmerman, 16, Regina
• 2006 football city champion
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Rugby
Arnie Maier, Regina
Doug Branchflower, Wilcox
Games
• Coached at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
Dean Murten, Lloydminster
• Played for the British Army and toured to South
Africa
• Coached Lloydminster Rugby Club to two provincial
championships
Jeremy Andrew, 16, Regina
• Attended the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games with rugby
• Traveled with Team Saskatchewan Colts on its 2009
Tour of England
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Rugby
Jon Bati, 17, Birch Hills
Club: Saskatchewan Rivers Dragon
• Named 2007 Rookie of the Year
• Received 1999 Young Player of the Year for the
Beira Beach Rugby Club in Mozambique, Africa
Dylan Belisle, 18, Regina
Club: University of Regina
Dylan Boleski, 17, Prince Albert
Club: Saskatchewan Rivers Dragons
• Going to play rugby in England
• Qualified for rugby nationals in Newfoundland
Chris Charge, 17, Wilcox
Club: Chawwigan Lake
• Competed at British Columbia provincials
• Played in the British Columbia League
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Rugby
Liam Chisholm, 17, Wilcox
Club: Notre Dame Hounds
• Bronze medalist at the National Hit, Run, and Throw
Baseball Competition
• Rugby provincial champion
Tanner Danylczuk, 18, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Badgers Rugby Club
• Competed with Team Sask on their tour of England
• Competed at the 2008 National Rugby
Championships
Dustin Dobrovsky, 17, Regina
Club: Regina Rogues Rugby Club
• Group B European Champion with Team Germany
• AAA provincial champion with Shawnigan Lake
School
Justin Edralin, 17, Regina
Club: Junior Prairie Fire
• 2007 football city and provincial champion
• Will play for the University of Regina Rams football
team in the fall
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Rugby
Demitri Hofer, 18, Regina
• Regina Minor League Football Champion in 2007
• Named 2007-2008 Sheldon William Wrestler of the
Year
Tyler Hydaman, 17, Regina
Club: Prairie Fire
• 2008 provincial football champion
• 2008 city football champion
Rhyley Jago, 18, Wilcox
• 2009 and 2008 Saskatchewan Rugby Provincial
Champion
Quinn Kenney, 18, Wilcox
• 2008 Provincial Rugby Champion
• 2009 Provincial Rugby Champion
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Rugby
Jon King, 17, Regina
Club: Rogues Rugby
• Hockey City Champion
• Traveled with the Team Saskatchewan Colts on their
2009 Tour of England
Peter LeMessurier, 17, Prince Albert
Club: Saskatoon Wild Oats
• 2008 City Champions
• Competed at rugby nationals
Thomas Maier, 17, Regina
Paul Mantyka, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Wild Oats
• Played rugby in England
• Competed in the City Finals for football
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Rugby
Alex McKay, 18, Regina
Club: Condors RFC
• 2007 rugby provincial champion
Tait Nystuen, 18, Regina
Club: Campbell Collegiate
• 2009 provincial champion in the 400m
• 5A boys’ volleyball provincial champion in 2008
Thomas Ogilvie, 17, Regina
Club: Rogues Rugby
• Played for Team Saskatchewan at water polo
nationals
• Played for Team Saskatchewan at rugby nationals
Casey Reed, 17, Caronport
Club: Moose Jaw Nads
• MVP of the under 15 rugby team
• Played for under 13 rugby team and competed in
South Africa
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Rugby
Tyler Schwark, 18, Saskatoon
Club: Under 20 Wolverines
• Saskatoon Rugby City Champion
Cole Smith, 18, Neilburg
Club: Lloydminster Reapers
• Won the North Eastern Alberta Hockey League
• Competed at rugby nationals
Monty Tichkowsky, 15, Lloydminster
Club: Shawnigan Lake School
• Member of under 17 2009 Team Canada
• Competed for Saskatchewan at the under 18 rugby
nationals
Patrick Young, 18, Regina
Club: Rogues
• 2008 High School Football Provincial Champion
• Competed at the 2007 Canada Winter Games
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Sailing
Mark Lammens, Saskatoon
• Second in Sailing at Pan Am Games
• Third in Sailing at North Americans
Rachelle Kelln, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Sailing Club
• Participated in sailing at the 1997 and 2001
Canada Summer Games
• Manager for the sailing team at the 2003 and
Payton Byrns, 19, Saskatoon
• Placed thirteenth at the 2008 Sail West
• Placed ninth at the 2007 CYA National Youth
Championships
Sydney Byrns, 21, Saskatoon
Club: Blackstrap Sailing Club
• Gold medalist at the 2007 Western Canada
Summer Games
• Gold medalist at the 2006 National
Youth Championships
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Sailing
Tanys Byrns, 16, Saskatoon
• Silver medalist at the 2008 CYA Sail West
• Silver medalist at the 2007 Western Canada
Summer Games
Kristine Coons, 20, Silton
• Silver medalist at the 2008 Sail West
• Named the 2008 Saskatchewan Sailor of the Year
Jordan Guillou, 16, Saskatoon
• Placed second overall in the 16 and under Sail West
Kendall Ross, 16, Prince Albert
• Finished second in a race at the 2008 Youth Nationals
Games
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Soccer (female)
Terrol Russell, Prince George
• Employed by Sask Soccer as High Performance
Canada Games Coach
Elisabeth Miller, Saskatoon
• Coached at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
Astrid Baecker, Regina
Rebecca Kutnikoff, Saskatoon
• Summer student for Sask Soccer
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Soccer (female)
Taylor Cardinal, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Regina FC
• 2008 WCP Cup Gold Medalist
• Most Outstanding Goalie (U15 Sask Team)
Nikki Caudle, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Centennial Collegiate
• Named captain of high school soccer team
• Received track and field awards
Kelly Cerkowniak, 15, Saskatoon
Club: Eastside
• Won the USA Cup with Team Sask soccer
• Selected to train at the National Training Center
Meagan Cormier, 18, Regina
Club: RE United
• Won bronze at 2007 Western Canada Games
• Earned a starting spot on the Edmonton Angels
soccer team
• Member of the Women’s AMSL team that won silver
at soccer provincials
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Soccer (female)
Molly Glass, 16, Prince Albert
Club: Prince Albert Celtics
• MVP for the U14 Premiere Soccer League
• Three time winner of the North District Cross Country
Championship
Ali Goodman, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Bishop James Mahoney High School
• Won bronze in soccer at 2007 Western Canada
Games
• Finished fourth at Club Soccer Nationals for under 16
Courtney Hilkewich, 18, Saskatoon
• 2008 Youth Female Athlete of the Year
• Has attended three Club Nationals
Brooklyn Leier, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Aurora
• Won high school provincials and cities in 2006
• Has attended three National Championships
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Soccer (female)
Jayde McFee, 16, Prince Albert
Club: St. Mary High School
• Under 16 Premier Soccer League Provincial
Champion
• Attended nationals in Sydney, Nova Scotia
• MVP for Under 16 Premier Soccer League
Jessica Meyer, 17, Moose Jaw
Club: RE United
• Won bronze in soccer at the 2007 Western Canada
Summer Games
Anna Morsky, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Hollandia Impact
Summer Games
• Provincial high school soccer champion in 2005,
2007 and 2008
Leanne Mylymok, 18, Saskatoon
Summer Games
• Named MVP of under 16 Premiere Soccer League
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Soccer (female)
Kasya Naidu, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Hollandia Impact
• Competed at the 2008 under 16 soccer nationals in
Edmonton Alberta
• Placed fourth at the under 16 soccer nationals in
2007
Jenna Newton, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Evan Hardy Collegiate
• Won high school soccer cities and provincials
Myranda Reimer, 17, Saskatoon
Club: St. Joseph High School
• Won bronze in soccer at the Under 12 Rocky
Mountain Cup
• Won silver in soccer at the 2004 Saskatchewan
Summer Games
Megan Schenher, 15, Saskatoon
Club: Bishop James Mahony High School
• Won gold at the USA Cup in 2008
• Won silver at the under 12 Rocky Mountain Cup
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Soccer (female)
Courtney Sled, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Centennial Collegiate
• Awarded Player of the Game in 2007 at Rocky
Mountain Cup
• Was a member of the Saskatchewan Figure Skating
Team for five years.
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Soccer (male)
Rattan Bahia, Regina
Games
Udo Baecker, Regina
• Coached the men’s soccer team at the 2007
Bonnie-Lee Copeman, Moose Jaw
Mitchell Bauche, 15, Saskatoon
Club: Holy Cross High School
• Provincial player for the under 12 to under 16
soccer team
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Soccer (male)
Luiggi Bekwayo, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Aurora Trogdors
• District Southwest Champion in track and field
competition
Lee Bonham, 16, Saskatoon
Masonga Chipanshi, 16, Saskatoon
Club: RE United
• Attended Soccer Club Nationals for under 14
• 2008 Saskatoon soccer city champion
Josh Forsberg, 17, Regina
Club: AC Futbol Club
Summer Games
• Attended the Real Madrid Futbol Camp in Pueblo,
Mexico
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Soccer (male)
Justin Freitas, 17, Regina
Club: RE United
Summer Games
• MVP for the boy’s soccer team at Miller
Comprehensive High School
Brian Godwin, 17, Regina
Club: ACFC
• Top goal scorer in Saskatchewan for the
Provincial Soccer League under 14 division
• MVP award at the All Star Training Academy
Tournament for the under 15 division
Taylor Haid, 18, Regina
Club: AC Under 18 Pumas
• Named to the 2008 RHSAA All-Star Team for
soccer
• Named the male soccer MVP at Dr. Martin
LeBoldus High School
Evan Jarvi, 17, Saskatoon
• Attended the under 14 and under 16 Club
Nationals
• Named the 2006 Premiere Soccer League MVP
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Soccer (male)
Shaan Kapila, 15, Regina
Club: Campbell Collegiate
• Bronze medalist at the U.S.A. Cup
• Made the 2009 Canada Summer Games Team
Brett Levis, 16, Saskatoon
• Attended the 2007 soccer nationals
• 2009 soccer city champion
Dane McDougall, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Hollandia Gremio
Summer games
• High school football city champion
Jordan McLaughlin, 15, Saskatoon
Club: Aurora
• Member of the Team Saskatchewan for boxing
• Boxing provincial champion
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Soccer (male)
Garrett Peters, 17, Regina
Club: Harvest City Christian Academy
• Attended the under 14 soccer national
championships
• Won 2007 Provincial Basketball Championships
Brendan Potts, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Hollandia Gremio
• Competed at the 2006 Club Nationals
Connor Schick, 17, Martensville
Club: Martensville High School
• Invited to be a member of Hilltop Football Club
Aleks Wosik, 16, Regina
Club: R.E.U. Soccer Club
• Attended under 14 Club Nationals
• Long term member of the ASTA program
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Softball
Russell Martin, Grand Coulee
• Competed on the men’s softball team at the 1993
Canada Summer Games
• Head Coach of the women’s softball team for the
Jennifer Wood, Regina
• Assistant Coach of the women’s softball team at the
• Assistant Coach for the women’s softball team at
Marla Laskowski, Warman
• Competed on the women’s softball team in the 1989
Canada Summer Games
• Won a silver medal at the 1991 Junior Softball
Nationals and was named All-Star Catcher
Desiree Ates, 18, Regina
Club: Regina Gold
• Named MVP of high school volleyball team
• Attended the 2005 National Softball Championships
and 2007 Western Canadian Softball Championships
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Softball
Robin Beck, 18, Saskatoon
Club: AA Selects
• Gold medalist at the 2007 Western Canadian Softball
Championships
• Named MVP at the 2007 Western Canadian Softball
Championships
Courtney Bloski, 18, Saskatoon
Club: AA Selects
• Gold medalist at the 2007 Western Canadian Softball
Championships
• Attended the 2008 Junior Softball Nationals in PEI
Kristie Bosch, 19, Regina
Club: Regina Rebels
• Named to the 2005 Bantam A All-Star Team at the
2005 Canadian National Softball Championships
• Won Provincials in 2001, 2005 and 2008
Jaclyn Bourdon, 19, Duck Lake
Club: Prince Albert Aces and WNCC
• 2004 Provincial A Softball Champions with the PA
Aces
• Attended the 2004 and 2006 Western Canadian
Softball Championships
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Softball
Maria Buckingham, 19, Shellbrook
Club: Northeastern Oklahoma A&M Lady Norse
• Awarded a full scholarship for Softball to Oklahoma
• Attended the Western Canadian Softball
Championships three times and Canadian Softball
Nationals once
Erin Dyok, 19, Quill Lake
Club: Quill Plains Blazers and Galveston College
• Awarded a Softball Scholarship to Galveston Texas
• A member of Team Saskatchewan Baseball from
2003 to 2006
Alicia Eger, 19, Regina
Club: Regina Rebels
• Won the 2005 Western Canadian Softball
Championships
• Named Miller Comprehensive High School’s 2007
Female Athlete of the Year
Amanda Eger, 18, Regina
Club: Regina Gold
Games in women’s softball
• Attended one Canadian National Softball
Championship and three Western Canadian Softball
Championships
92
Softball
Kara Gimas, 18, Regina
Club: Regina Rebels
• Named the Top Hitter of her softball team in 2008
• Member of the 2008 Provincial A Softball
Championship Team
Adena Hagen, 19, Birch Hills
Club: Quill Plains Blazers and WNCC Cougars
• Placed second in the 2007 Triple Crown World Series
in Utah
• Awarded a college softball scholarship
Ashton Hughes, 18, Regina
Club: Regina Gold
• Named MVP of high school softball team
• Went undefeated in the Shale Showdown Tournament
for two years in a row
Lydia Niemegeers, 18, Radville
Club: Weyburn Young Fellows
• Attended the 2008 Canadian Softball Championship
93
Softball
Casey Simpson, 19, Nokomis
Club: Quill Plains Blazers and WNCC Cougars
• Placed second in the 2007 Triple Crown World Series
Tournament in Utah
• Named to the 2005 Bantam All-Star Team at
Canadian Softball Nationals
Shelley Wickstrom, 17, Saskatoon
Club: AA Selects
• Named Top Pitcher at the 2007 Western Canadian
Bantam Softball Championships
• Won a silver medal at the 2007 Western Canadian
Bantam Softball Championships
94
Swimming
Jeff Toth, Regina
• Member of the 2008 Canadian Paralympic Coaching
Staff in Beijing
• 2005 Canada Games Sport Liasion for swimming
Steven Hitchings, Saskatoon
• Placed top eight at 2000 Junior Nationals
• Coached a swimmer to Olympic Trials in 2008
Richard Millns, Saskatoon
• Was a swimmer for 20 years
Jackie Powell, Swift Current
• 2007 Special Olympics Canadian Female Coach of
the Year
• 2007 Special Olympics Canadian Assistant Swim
Coach at the World Summer Games in Shanghai,
China
95
Swimming
Peter Wilkins, Regina
Club: Regina Optimist Dolphins Swim Club
Oksana Moshynska, Saskatoon
• Former competitive swimmer with the Dynamo Kiev
Swim Club in Ukraine
• Level three Swim Official and Chaperone for the
Saskatoon Goldfins Swim Club and Swim
Saskatchewan
Samantha Bancescu, 17, Regina
• Provincial Record in 50m Backstroke
Cassandra Brassard, 13, Regina
• Qualified for the Western Canadian Championships
in February 2009
• Qualified for Age Group Swimming Nationals in
Montreal in July 2009
96
Swimming
Kendra Chernoff, 17, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Goldfins
• Won bronze in 4x100m Medley Relay at the 2008
FINA Junior Worlds in Monterrey, Mexico
• Won bronze in 100m Butterfly at the 2008 Tri-Nations
Cup in Quebec City
Shay-Anne Daniels, 17, Prince Albert
Club: Prince Albert Sharks Swim Club
• Was a member of the Saskatchewan High
Performance Swim Team
• Won 18 medals at two different NAIG Games
Rebecca Gay, 15, Saskatoon
• Finished tenth in the 1500m Freestyle at the
Western Canadian Championships
• Qualified for the 2009 Age Group Nationals in
Montreal
Brittney Harley, 17, Saskatoon
• Member of Team Sask for Western Canada 2007
Summer Games
• Acheived the qualifying time to attend the 2008
Olympic Trials
97
Swimming
Erin Kon, 22, Brock
• Competed in the 2002 and 2006 Special Olympics
Canada National Games
Monica Mastromatteo, 14, Saskatoon
• Obtained Western Canadian standard
• Awarded Most Outstanding 13/14 year old
Swim Club Member
Drew Matthews, 16, Saskatoon
• Achieved a Senior National qualifying time in 100m
Butterfly
• Won gold in 50m Freestyle at 2007 Age Group
Nationals
Taylor Moore, 17, Regina
• Broke the provincial record in 200m Backstroke
• Won double gold at Western Canadian
Championships
98
Swimming
Colleen Morstad, 28, Swift Current
Club: Special Olympics Swift Current
• Female Athlete of the year
• Attended the Canada Games in 2005
• Attended the 2006 Special Olympics Canada
National Games
Sara Rayner, 15, Saskatoon
• Qualified for Westerns in 1500m Freestyle
• Made the 2009 Canada Summer Games Team
Krystal Shaw, 15, Moose Jaw
Club: Moose Jaw Flying Fins
• Won two silver medals at the 2007 Can Am
Internationals
• Member of the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games Swim Team
Brittany Stewart, 14, Saskatoon
• Acheived Age Group Nationals qualifying time
• Acheived Western Canadian Championships
Qualifying time
99
Swimming
Jessica Winter, 17, Regina
• Attended Age Group Nationals in 2007 and 2008
• Made the 2009 Canada Summer Games Swim
Team
Cole Benkic, 14, Saskatoon
• Went to the 2006 Age Group Nationals at age 12
• Qualified for the 2009 Western Championships
in the 200m Butterfly
Mitchell Benkic, 16, Saskatoon
• Won silver in the 200m Breaststroke
• Won bronze in the 100m Breaststroke at the 2009
Western Speedo Championships
Games
Patrick Cowan, 19, Saskatoon
• Placed thirteenth in the 400m Individual Medley at
2009 Spring National Championships
• Placed third in 400m Individual Medley at 2009
100
Swimming
Darius Dube, 13, Nipawin
Club: Nipawin Lion’s Swim Club
• Participated in the 2008 Saskatchewan Summer
Games
• Received his yellow belt from the Mikisew Karate
Club
Colin Flysak, 16, Saskatoon
• Placed fourth at Canadian Age Group Championships
• Finished top five at the Western Canadian
Championships
Pierre Hanekom, 18, Melfort
• Qualified for Age Group Nationals
Jordan Harper, 18, Swift Current
Club: Alberta Marlin Aquatic Club
• Won bronze in the 50m Butterfly at the 2004
• Won 11 Gold Medals and broke the 200m Backstroke
record at the 2008 Saskatchewan Summer Games
101
Swimming
Andrew Makosiej, 15, Saskatoon
• Senior National Qualifier
• Provincial Record Holder
Quinn Moore, 15, Regina
Club: Regina Optimist Dolphin Swim Club
• Top 10 in Canada in 1500m Short Course and Age
Group Nationals
Anton Moshynskyy, 17, Saskatoon
• Won bronze in the 100m Butterfly at Age Group
Nationals in 2006
• Won bronze in the 50m Butterfly at the 2006 Age
Group Nationals
Chris Myers, 16, Regina
• Finalist at Age Group Nationals and Western
Canadian Championships
102
Swimming
Mitchel Robin, 15, Prince Albert
Club: Prince Albert Sharks Swim Club
• Won bronze in the 800m Freestyle at the 2008
Age Group Nationals
Trevor McNally, 20, Saskatoon
Club: Special Olympics Saskatoon
• Won four medals at the 2006 Special Olympics
Canada Summer Games
• Won four medals at the 2004 Saskatchewan
Summer Games
Geoff Waugh, 18, Saskatoon
• Broke his former coaches 1500m Freestyle
club record
• Competed at Age Group Nationals and
103
Tennis
Leo Liendo, Saskatoon
• Ranked ninth in the year-end national tennis ranking
of the over 40 age group
• Head Coach of the Saskatchewan tennis team at
Marina Forester, Saskatoon
• Member of the Montana State University Women’s
Tennis Team
• Career-high Junior National ranking of seventeenth
Fiona Conlon, 15, Saskatoon
Club: Lakewood Indoor Tennis Centre
• Participated in Tennis Nationals five times
• Placed fourth in Women’s Doubles at the 2007
Kim Hartwig, 17, Regina
Club: Lakeshore Tennis Club
• Attended the Junior National Tennis
Championships
• Was a member of the Regina Softball City
Championship Team
104
Tennis
Kendell Pon, 15, Regina
• Attended the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
• Attended the Under 16 Nationals
Lisa Zhao, 16, Saskatoon
• Won bronze in Women’s Singles at the 2007
• Named the 2006 Most Improved Junior Women’s
Provincial Player
Jordan Christiansen, 17,Saskatoon
• Won silver in Men’s Doubles at the 2005 Under 14
Nationals
• Won silver in the Men’s Singles at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
Quin Pon, 13, Regina
• Won the 2008 Under 16 Men’s Tennis Provincials
• Attended tennis nationals six times
105
Tennis
Jonathan Waslen, 13, Saskatoon
Club: Riverside Tennis Club
• Lakeshore 2007 U12 and U14 Men’s Champion
• 2009 under 14 qualifier champion
Eric Yee, 18, Saskatoon
Club: Riverside Tennis Club
• Made it to round 16 at the 2009 Canadian
ITF
• Member of the tennis team at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
106
Triathlon
RossAnn Edwards, Saskatoon
• Named the 2008 Triathlon Saskatchewan Coach of
the Year
• Coached a second place female in the 2008
Canadian Junior Elite Triathlon Series
Evan Howlett, Saskatoon
Jeramie Anderson, 16, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatchewan Triathlon Association Corporation
Nadine Brenaut, 19, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Triathlon Club
• Silver medalist at the 2009 KOS Regina Icebreaker
Games
107
Triathlon
Sash Broda, 16, Prince Albert
Club: St. Mary’s High School
• Won gold at the Man-Sask Swimming Provincials
• Made the high performance swim team for
Saskatchewan
Joel Howlett, 18, Saskatoon
• Member of the 2008 and 2009 Pan-American
triathlon team
• Ranked seventh nationally
Alecia Lukash, 17, Saskatoon
• Bronze medalist in triathlon at the 2008
• Gold medalist at Riding Mountain Triathlon
Abby Miller, 16, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist at the Saskatchewan High School
Cross-country Provincials
• Silver medalist in 14-15 year old Western Canadians
Kelowna Apple Triathlon
108
Volleyball (female)
Myron Mehler, Saskatoon
• Assistant coach of the 1999, 2001 and 2002
Under 18 Women’s National Champions
• Provincial team coach for the under 16 men’s
and women’s teams
Leanne McGettigan, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist in volleyball at the 1989 Canada
Summer Games
• Silver medalist in volleyball at the 1991 CIAU
Eric Marchildon, Saskatoon
Club: Jeff’s Crest Wear Volleyball Club
• Recieved the 2008 SVA Marlene Hoffman
Community Award
• Awarded the 2006 SVA Female Development
Coach of the Year
Jaymie Baumann, 17, Drake
Club: Lanigan Lazers
• 2009 SVA provincial champion
• Placed fourth at the 2008 SHSAA volleyball
provincials
109
Volleyball (female)
Ashley Herman, 19, Craven
Club: Delaware State University Hornets
Tiffany Herman, 19, Craven
• 2006 and 2007 Provincial Champion
Candace Hueser, 18, Dalmeny
• Placed third at the 2008 SHSAA 4A Volleyball
Provincials
• Named 2008 Athlete of the year for her high
school
Kaitlyn Hughes, 19, Regina
• 2008 provincial club champions
• Recipient of the 2008 Laurie Ann Leier Award
110
Volleyball (female)
Kimberly Lissinna, 20, Kelvington
Club: Weber State University
• Placed fourth at the 2008 Big Sky Championships
• Placed ninth at the under 18 volleyball nationals
Rebecca Merasty, 19, Meadow Lake
• Gold medal at the 2006 North American
Indigenous Games
• Awarded Women’s Volleyball MVP for her high
school
Solveig Nilson, 20, Regina
• CIS 2007-2008 Academic All-Canadian
• Member of the women’s basketball team at the
Roxanne Olynyk, 19, Canora
• Attended the 2006 and 2007 National Team
Challenge Cup
• Awarded the U of R Cougar’s 2009 Rookie of the
Year
111
Volleyball (female)
Meagan Onstad, 20, Weyburn
• Named to the 2009 tournament all-star team at the
Alberta Under 21 Provincials
• Named Winston Knoll Collegiate Senior Girls
Volleyball MVP in 2007
Teal Trehas, 18, Regina
• 2007, 2008, and 2009 RHSAA Volleyball All-Star
Celeste Wagner, 16, Saskatoon
Club: JCVC
• Member of the 2008 under 16 provincial team
• Silver medalist at the under 17 volleyball
provincials
112
Volleyball (male)
Adam Ewart, Saskatoon
• 2004 National Team Challenge Cup champion
• Head coach for the 2005 Canada Summer Games
Team Sask men’s volleyball team
Blaine Donauer, Saskatoon
Club: U of S Huskies (Women)
• National volleyball champion as both a coach
and a player
• Member of the U of S Huskies from 1983-1987
Nigel Mullan, Caronport
Club: Briercrest Clippers
• Silver medalist at the ACAC Championships
• Coached a team to the CCAA National
Championships
Ben Bourgeois, 20, Saskatoon
• Won gold at the men’s tournament in Prince
Albert
113
Volleyball (male)
Matthew Busse, 18, Outlook
• Named Saskatchewan Volleyball Association’s 18
Under Male Athlete of the Year
• Won Saskatchewan Volleyball Association
Provincials
Jarret Christenson, 21, Bienfait
• Named Saskatchewan Volleyball Association’s Under
21 Male Athlete of the Year
James Dempsey, 20, Lethbridge
Club: Briercrest College Clippers
• Member of the 2007 AVA Provincial Championship
team
• CCAA National Semi-Finalist
Joel Dyck, 19, Lethbridge
• Member of the 2007 men’s volleyball Western
Canada Games Team
• Member of undefeated provincial champion high
school volleyball team
114
Volleyball (male)
Jeff Grant, 20, Saskatoon
• Named High School Volleyball Player of the Year in
2007
Trevor Klassen, 19, Winnipeg
Summer Games
• Member of the Under 16 National Championship
Team and was named a team All-Star
Marc Legge, 21, Frontier
• Played CIS and ACAC Volleyball
• Was selected as a member of the men’s
volleyball team for the 2009 Canada Summer
Games
Scott Lescher, 19, Lethbridge
• Was named Rookie of the Year at Briercrest
College
• Won High School Beach Volleyball Provincials
115
Volleyball (male)
Nathan Unruh, 20, Waldheim
Club: Lakeland College
• Named ACAC All Conference Player
• Named Lakeland College Rookie of the Year
Brett Wegner, 19, Ebeneezer
• Was named Athlete of the Year Grade eight through
twelve
Geoff Zerr, 20, Langenberg
• U of S Huskies men’s volleyball team
• Member of the 2006 Youth National Team
116
Wrestling (female)
Mike Dyck, Regina
Club: Cat Town Wrestling
• Coached the 2009 4A provincial championship
women’s team
• Coached the 2004 3A provincial championship
men’s team
Megan Buydens, Saskatoon
Club: Saskatoon Wrestling Club
Carissa Holinaty, Regina
Jonathan Smith, Prince Albert
Club: Prince Albert Wrestling Club
• Placed fourth at the 1997 World University Games
117
Wrestling (female)
Nicole Corbin, 17, Regina
Club: Outlaw Wrestling Club
• Bronze medalist at 2008 Cadet Women’s Wrestling
Nationals
• 2008 and 2009 Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling
Association’s provincial champion
Jillian Delorme, 16, Regina
• Participates in school intramurals and soccer
Hannah Franson, 15, Saskatoon
• Six time Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling
Association provincial champion
• Bronze medalist at the 2008 and 2009 Cadet
Nationals
Kelsey Gsell, 17, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist at the 2008 Cadet Wrestling
Nationals
• Won the 2009 FILA Trials
•Travelled to Izmire, Turkey for wrestling
118
Wrestling (female)
Laurin Holhoyi, 17, Regina
• Two time Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling
Association’s provincial champion
Summer Games
Shelby Irwin, 15, Elrose
Club: Elrose Wrestling Club
• 2009 National Cadet Champion
• 2009 Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling
Association’s Champion
Camille Leonard, 17, Regina
• Regina wrestling city champion
• Member of the provincial championship girl’s team
Shelby Moran, 18, Regina
• Two time Regina city champion
• Provincial Wrestling Champion
119
Wrestling (female)
Adrianna Morrison, 17, Regina
• 2008 and 2009 city and provincial champion
• Represented Saskatchewan for wrestling at the
Katelynn Wilkins, 16, Regina
• Won gold at the 2008 Bedford Road Wrestling
Tournament
• Qualified for the 2005 Baton Twirling Canadian
Championships
**Note: At time of print the athletes for the 56kg and 90kg weight classes had
not been selected.
120
Wrestling (male)
Ryan Bellamy, Regina
• Won seven Team National Championships in the past
three years
• 2008 Saskatchewan Juvenile Wrestling Coach of the
Year
Leo Grosjean, Saskatoon
• 1996 Football National Champion
• Coached athletes from Holland for the 2008 World
Youth Friendship Games
Dan Lamb, Regina
• Parent of an athlete that competed in the 2007
• Team Sask video person at the 2007 Western
Canada Summer Games
Paul Beaton, 18, Saskatoon
• 2009 Greco Wrestling National Champion
• Silver medalist at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
121
Wrestling (male)
Donovan Dale, 17, Saskatoon
• Two time Provincial Wrestling Champion
• Named Most Outstanding Football Lineman at the
Top 90 Camp
Tristan Hoath, 17, Saskatoon
• Gold medalist in Greco at wrestling nationals
• Selected for the Saskatchewan High School Senior
Bowl North football team
Shane Johnson, 18, Saskatoon
• Provincial champion in grade 10
• Made it to the high school soccer city finals
Marlin Legare, 17, Mistatim
Club: Hudson Bay High School
• Bronze medalist at the 2009 provincials
• Bronze medalist at the 2008 North American
Indigenous Games
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Wrestling (male)
Patrick Leynes, 17, Saskatoon
• 2009 Saskatchewan Amateur Wrestling
Association’s Provincial Champion
Gaelan Malloy, 17, Regina
Club: Cat Town Wrestling Club
• Gold medalist in Freestyle at the 2007 AAU Grand
National Wrestling Championship
• Silver medalist at the 2007 Western Canada Summer
Games
Shiva-Shanker Mysore, 18, Saskatoon
• Competed at the Western Canada Summer Games
Thomas Ostapowich, 18, Regina
• Gold medalist at the Cadet FILA Pan Am Games
• Gold medalist at the Cadet Wrestling Nationals
123
Wrestling (male)
Brent Wirachowsky, 17, Regina
• High school wrestling provincial champion
• 4A high school football provincial champion
Dylan Bray, 16, Saskatoon
• Silver medalist at Cadet Wrestling Nationals
• Silver medalist at SHSAA Wrestling Provincials
**Note: At time of print the athlete for the 42kg weight class had not been selected.
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National Artists Program
Jillian Cyca, Saskatoon
Manager
• Received the Coca-Cola Scholarship for Academic
Achievement for the Department of Art and Art
History at the University of Saskatchewan
Danielle Sametz, 21, Regina
Violinist
• Performs with the Regina Symphony Orchestra
• Received the Premier’s Centennial Scholarship
from the Saskatchewan Arts Board in 2007 and
2008
Zoé Fortier, 21, Zénon Park
Visual Artist
• Received a gold and bronze medal in the French
Canadian Games
• Awarded two artist residency grants to go to
Montreal in September and January of 2012
Janelle Lucyk, 16, Regina
Violin and Voice
• Performed as a Co-Concertmaster of the South
Saskatchewan Orchestra
• Received a silver medal from the Royal
Conservatory of Music for voice
125
Sport Venues
Sport Venues
Week 1 (August 16 - 22, 2009)
Basketball
Beach Volleyball
Cycling
Diving
Rowing
Rugby
Sailing
Soccer (female)
Softball
Tennis
Triathlon
Wrestling (male)
Credit Union Place, Three Oaks Senior
High School (Summerside)
Credit Union Place (Summerside)
Evangeline, Summerside, and Brookvale
CARI (Charlottetown), Centennial Pool (Halifax)
Southwest River (Clinton)
Three Oaks Senior High School (Summerside)
Silver Fox Yacht Club (Summerside)
Credit Union Place, Kensington Intermediate
High School, and Westisle Composite High
School (Elmsdale)
VIV Field (Summerside), Memorial Field (Alberton),
O'Leary Field, Ecole Evangeline Field
(Abram Village), and Lions Field (Kensington)
Victoria Park (Charlottetown)
Summerside
Slemon Park Arena
Week 2 (August 24 - 29, 2009)
Athletics
Baseball
CanoeKayak
Golf
Soccer (male)
Swimming (open water swimming)
Swimming
Volleyball
Wrestling (female)
UPEI (Charlottetown)
Memorial Field (Charlottetown), Clipper Field
(Cardigan), and MacNeil Field (Stratford)
Brudenell River Golf Course (Roseneath)
UPEI (Charlottetown), Eagles Soccer
Complex (Montague), and McCormack
Field (Souris)
CARI (Charlottetown)
CARI (Charlottetown), and UPEI
Campus (Charlottetown)
Montague and Area Wellness
Centre (Montague)
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Participants
Team Saskatchewan
Participation Numbers
Jeux du Canada Games
Sport
Athletes
Coaches/Managers
Total
Athletics
59
10
69
Baseball
18
3
21
Basketball (male)
12
4
16
Basketball (female)
12
3
15
4
2
6
Beach Volleyball
CanoeKayak
20
4
24
Cycling
12
4
16
Diving
8
2
10
Golf
6
2
8
Rowing
28
4
32
Rugby
25
3
28
Sailing
6
2
8
Soccer (male)
17
3
20
Soccer (female)
17
4
21
Softball
15
3
18
Swimming
29
6
35
Tennis
8
2
10
Triathlon
6
2
8
Volleyball (male)
12
3
15
Volleyball (female)
12
3
15
Wrestling (male)
12
3
15
Wrestling (female)
12
4
16
Mission Staff
24
National Artist Program
Total
4
350
76
127
454
Previous Medal Standings
Team Saskatchewan
Canada Summer Games
Medal Standings
Gold
Silver
Bronze
Total
1969
Halifax/Dartmouth
1
5
6
12
1973
New Westminster/Burnaby
2
2
4
8
1977
St. John's
2
2
6
10
1981
Thunder Bay
0
4
11
15
1985
Saint John
4
0
7
11
1989
Saskatoon
14
13
18
45
1993
Kamloops
13
17
10
40
1997
Brandon
8
14
12
34
2001
London
11
21
20
52
2005
Regina
15
26
26
67
2009
Prince Edward Island
128
Previous & Future Games
Previous and Future Canada Games
Canada Winter Games
1967
1971
1975
1979
1983
1987
1991
1995
1999
2003
2007
2011
Quebec City, Quebec
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Lethbridge, Alberta
Brandon, Manitoba
Saguenay/Lac St. Jean, Quebec
Municipality of the County of Cape Breton,
Nova Scotia
Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Grand Prairie, Alberta
Corner Brook, Newfoundland
Campbellton/Bathurst, New Brunswick
Whitehorse, Yukon
Halifax, Nova Scotia
Canada Summer Games
1969
1973
1977
1981
1985
1989
1993
1997
2001
2005
2009
2013
Halifax/Dartmouth, Nova Scotia
Burnaby/New Westminster, British Columbia
St. John’s, Newfoundland
Thunder Bay, Ontario
Saint John, New Brunswick
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan
Kamloops, British Columbia
Brandon, Manitoba
London, Ontario
Regina, Saskatchewan
Charlottetown/Summerside, Prince Edward Island
Sherbrooke, Quebec
129
Canada Games Logo
Canada Games Logo
The new corporate logo design was created with a multi-purpose application in mind. The
main colours involved are red, gold and black. The dynamic nature of the maple leaf has a
flame-like quality to it and denotes action and energy. The gold ring encircling the maple leaf
is symbolic of the provinces and territories coming together for the Games. The ring is also
a sign of continuity, stability, and strength and the colour gold is representative of the quest
for excellence.
The typeface chosen for the word mark is both elegant and strong. Its clean edges and
classic styling allows for legibility as well as effective reproduction and has a classical quality
that will endure the test of time.
The leaf in the ring should be strong enough to stand on its own and over time become
recognized and associated with the Canada Games.
130
Team Sask Logo
Team Sask Logo
After almost two years of creative planning and intense deliberation The Saskatchewan
Games Council is proud to finally present three new logos. These logos represent the development, athleticism and achievement of the Council and its two products the Saskatchewan
Games and Team Sask. With the design of the new logos, the Council decided to modify the
name Team Saskatchewan to Team Sask.
The Council designed the logos with the desire to brand itself and its products with a unified
visual identity. As you can see the Council, Team Sask and the Saskatchewan Games logos’
are connected by a unifying icon. This distinct icon will become visually recognizable and
memorable to the public for many years to come.
The unifying icon in the Saskatchewan Games Council, Team Sask and the Saskatchewan
Games Logos was created with a multi-purpose application in mind. The icon represents an
athlete in motion, reaching toward success. The S portion of the icon works as the letter S in
Saskatchewan but it also reminds the viewer of the S in sport.
The Team Sask logo differs slightly from the others as the unifying icon is gold and the
words Team Sask are encircled in a green ring. The gold is representative of the Team Sask
athlete’s pursuit of excellence in sport. The green ring symbolizes the continuity, stability and
strength of Saskatchewan and its athletes.
131
Autographs
132
Autographs
133
Autographs
134
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