The Glencoe Club

Congratulations to Glencoe's Calder Murray, Squash Professional Oliver Pett and the rest of the Canadian team on an incredible showing at the 2026 Pan American Junior Squash Championships in San Salvador, El Salvador!

Calder played a key role in Canada's historic performance, earning:
🥇 Mixed Doubles Gold
🥈 Boys' Individual Silver
🥉 Men's Team Bronze

Together with Coaches Oliver Pett and Giselle Delgado, Calder helped Canada achieve its best-ever medal haul at the Pan American Junior Championships, bringing home a record seven medals and setting a new benchmark for Canadian junior squash.

Congratulations, Calder and Oliver, on representing both Canada and The Glencoe Club with such outstanding skill, dedication, and sportsmanship. We are incredibly proud of your accomplishments!

Congratulations Beth Richardson & Scott Davis!

The Glencoe Club is proud to celebrate two exceptional employees, Beth Richardson and Scott Davis, who were recognized with Coach Recognition Awards at the 2025 Alberta Sport Recognition Awards on June 6.

The Alberta Sport Recognition Awards program was established in 1987 to acknowledge the outstanding achievements and commitment of our high performance coaches, technical officials, and volunteers in the province.

The Coach Recognition Award recognizes and honours coaches for their successful and outstanding achievements in developing Alberta’s athletes.

Please join us in congratulating Beth and Scott on this well-deserved honour and thanking them for their outstanding contributions to sport and athlete development in Alberta.

https://albertasport.ca/programs/2025-alberta-sport-recognition-awards/

After nearly 40 years of dedicated service, we are honoured to celebrate the retirement of one of The Glencoe Club's finest, Kim Sourisack.

Kim joined The Glencoe Club in December 1986 and spent her entire career serving members through the Café. Over the decades, she became a familiar face to generations of members and a valued colleague to countless staff.

Throughout her remarkable tenure, Kim received numerous recognitions, including Long Term Service Awards through 35 years of service, Excellence Awards in 2010 and 2020, and the prestigious Master of Service Award in 2023. While these honours reflect her commitment and dedication, those who know Kim best will remember her for the relationships she built and the kindness she showed every day.

Kim began her career as a sandwich maker in the Glen Harvest Café before later becoming an attendant, helping with bussing and delivering food to members. No matter the role, she approached her work with quiet dedication, pride, and a warm spirit.

"Kim is loved by all. The members know her by name and ask about her when she is not in. Her coworkers look to her for training, where to find things, her secret stashes of colouring pages, and so much more. She cares about all of us. Her mild and quiet manner is a wonderful contrast to the hustle and bustle of the Café, and she will be missed."
— Christie Badick, Café 29 Manager

Though she never sought the spotlight, Kim's impact on The Glencoe Club has been profound. Through nearly four decades of service, she helped create the welcoming atmosphere that members have come to know and love.

Kim, thank you for your dedication, kindness, and loyalty. Your contributions have left a lasting mark on our Club community, and you will be deeply missed by members and staff alike.

Congratulations on an extraordinary career, and best wishes for a happy, healthy, and well-deserved retirement.

The Summer edition of Glencoe Life is here, celebrating the energy, people, and stories that make our Club so special.

Take a behind-the-scenes look at this year’s Ice Show, Mythical Stories on Ice, and discover the creativity, dedication, and teamwork that brought this enchanting production to life. Learn about updates to the Glencoe Legacy Program, and explore a Heritage Project feature with Louise Sheeran. Plus, meet some of our talented Tae Kwon Do athletes and discover how you can get involved. These stories and more make this summer edition one you won’t want to miss.

On Saturday, May 30, the Glencoe and Granite Club went head-to-head in our annual Mario Kart Tournament. This year, both clubs adopted a doubles format, bringing together a combined 24 racers.

After a hard-fought competition, Glencoe defended its title and took home the win. Congratulations to all our racers! A huge thank you to Granite Club for coming out and giving it their all. The kids had an absolute blast, and we hope to see you again next year!

I want to give a huge thanks to our 2026 race team:

Jack & Max McCreath
Jake Sather
Leo Klein
Cas Philipow
Alistair Cu***ng
Fred & Nick Hughson
Maverick Mutch
Blake & Cruz Pinder

Good job. Ya’ll made me proud!
GGs.

-Sunny M

We had a great group of players head west for a very well run, social and competitive Canadian Badminton Masters National Championships. The tournament was so popular that it filled up in less than half a day or we would have had even more members representing the club in attendance! For those who went, the weather was cooperative and the time on court was excellent. Congratulations to a few of our members who came away with podium finishes! They are:

Logan Campbell
35+ Men's Doubles, 30+ Mixed Doubles Champion, 30+ Men's Doubles Finalist

Heather Poole
55+ Women's Doubles, 55+ Mixed Doubles Champion

Karen Torstensen
55+ Women's Doubles, 60+ Women's Doubles Champion

Greg Bury
40+ Men's Doubles Finalist