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Saskatchewan Games Join us at the 2026 Saskatchewan Winter Games in Flying Dust First Nation-City of Meadow Lake! February 15-21, 2026

For over 50 years, Saskatchewan’s best young athletes have been participating in the Saskatchewan Games. These biennial games not only provide athletes with an opportunity to test their sport-specific skills, but they also work to develop and promote individual sports across Saskatchewan. The 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games will take place in Lloydminster from July 21-27, 2024!

Congratulations to Levi Maier, recipient of the 2026 Lorne Lasuita Saskatchewan Games Athletic Award!Levi competed in Cr...
10/23/2026

Congratulations to Levi Maier, recipient of the 2026 Lorne Lasuita Saskatchewan Games Athletic Award!

Levi competed in Cross-Country Skiing for Team and earned a total of three medals. He strove to lead by example at the Games by helping out his teammates, thanking volunteers, and cheering on competitors -- all while maintaining a high level of focus on his own races amid freezing temperatures and last-minute schedule changes. He is a three-time Saskatchewan Games alum, having also competed in Cross-Country at the 2023 Saskatchewan Winter Games and in Triathlon at the 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games. Levi is a member of the Cross Country Saskatchewan provincial team, and we look forward to following his achievements as he works towards the 2027 Canada Winter Games and beyond!

Read the full story at saskgames.cađź“°

Congratulations to Elizabeth Miller, recipient of the 2026 Lorne Lasuita Saskatchewan Games Athletic Award!Elizabeth com...
10/23/2026

Congratulations to Elizabeth Miller, recipient of the 2026 Lorne Lasuita Saskatchewan Games Athletic Award!

Elizabeth competed in Target Shooting for the Lakeland District for Sport, Culture & Recreation and earned three medals in all. As a senior member of her team and experienced alumna of the Saskatchewan Games, she helped guide and mentor her younger teammates while assisting her coaching staff throughout the week. As an avid multi-sport athlete, we know that Elizabeth has a bright future in Target Shooting and beyond, and we look forward to cheering her on as she continues to compete across Saskatchewan and at the national level!

Read the full story at saskgames.cađź“°

Today on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we acknowledge the intergenerational impacts and lasting harm of res...
09/30/2026

Today on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we acknowledge the intergenerational impacts and lasting harm of residential schools on Indigenous children, families, and communities in Saskatchewan and across Turtle Island. We recognize the power of sport to unite, connect, and heal, and we reaffirm our commitment to working in a good way towards reconciliation, relationship-building, and learning. Every Child Matters.

It's because of coaches that our province's young, developing athletes are able to make memories to last a lifetime at t...
09/18/2026

It's because of coaches that our province's young, developing athletes are able to make memories to last a lifetime at the .

On National , we want to send out a big to the hundreds of coaches that volunteered at the 2026 Saskatchewan Winter Games, and the thousands more that have passed through our ranks since 1972!

Mark your calendars, Saskatchewan: it's officially two years to go until the 2028 Saskatchewan Summer Games. See you in ...
07/23/2026

Mark your calendars, Saskatchewan: it's officially two years to go until the 2028 Saskatchewan Summer Games. See you in Weyburn from July 23-29, 2028! 🔥🥇🌾

Athlete age categories have now been announced. Swipe to see the details for each sport ➡

Learn more at www.saskgames.ca/summer/sports and get ready to get in the game!

On behalf of the Saskatchewan Games Council staff and board, we are extremely saddened to announce the passing of our de...
03/30/2026

On behalf of the Saskatchewan Games Council staff and board, we are extremely saddened to announce the passing of our dear friend Darrell Baker.

Darrell’s passion and enthusiasm for multi-sport games spanned more than half a century, and the impacts he made to the Saskatchewan Games and Team Sask programs are too numerous to count.

He was a part of the very first Saskatchewan Games in 1972, where he coached Baseball; he was a part of the most recent, where he volunteered as Team Regina mission staff; and he contributed to many more editions in between, whether as a coach, volunteer, mission staff, or as the former Chair of our Board.

His contributions to Team Sask and the Canada Games were just as many. Darrell was a fixture of our Team Sask mission staff at many editions of the Canada Games and Western Canada Summer Games, supporting countless athletes and coaches in his trademark fashion and making indelible impacts to the culture of our mission staff. At the 2005 Canada Summer Games in Regina, Darrell was a core member of the Host Organizing Committee, serving as Administration and Finance Division VP. Last summer, Darrell was recognized by the Canada Games Council for his longstanding dedication to the Canada Games movement.

Far beyond any of his accomplishments, we will remember Darrell for his one-of-a-kind spirit, his jokes and good humour, his ever-present smile, and his kindness. Darrell was and will always be a beloved friend to so many, and he will be incredibly missed.

We send our sincere condolences to Darrell’s family, friends, and loved ones.

The Saskatchewan Games Council

03/16/2026

One month ago, our province united to celebrate sport, culture and community at the 2026 Saskatchewan Winter Games.

Join us as we recap the moments, memories and medals that made these historic Games one for the books! 🌾❄️🔥

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From the field of play, to the podium, to the Athletes' Village - here are your highlights from the last days of the ! 🔥...
02/26/2026

From the field of play, to the podium, to the Athletes' Village - here are your highlights from the last days of the ! 🔥🌾❄️

Congratulations to Team Saskatoon for earning the Games Flag at the 2026 Saskatchewan Winter Games, awarded to the Distr...
02/25/2026

Congratulations to Team Saskatoon for earning the Games Flag at the 2026 Saskatchewan Winter Games, awarded to the District Team who earns the most flag points at each edition of the Saskatchewan Games!

This is the third Winter Games in a row that Team Saskatoon has taken these honours, also earning the Games Flag at the 2023 and 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games.

Congratulations !

Congratulations to Team Rivers West for earning the Joe Griffith Trophy at the 2026 Saskatchewan Winter Games!The Joe Gr...
02/25/2026

Congratulations to Team Rivers West for earning the Joe Griffith Trophy at the 2026 Saskatchewan Winter Games!

The Joe Griffith Trophy is awarded to the District team showing the most improvement in their final standings from the previous Saskatchewan Games. Comparison is made on a winter to winter and summer to summer basis.

This is the first time since 2012 that Rivers West has taken these honours -- the last time the City of Meadow Lake hosted the Games!

Congratulations, Rivers West District for Sport, Culture & Recreation!

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