Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan

10/15/2026

The Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) commends the Government of Canada for their commitment to and continued support of COPSIN, as announced by the Honourable Adam van Koeverden, Secretary of State for Sport, today/yesterday in Winnipeg.
The Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba (CSCM) welcomed Secretary van Koeverden on Thursday, where he announced announced more than $17 million in funding for the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN) in 2026-27, which includes an additional $5.4 million this year.
This investment will enhance the support athletes receive, giving them greater access to physiology, nutrition, mental performance, sport medicine and expert coaching.
“The Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network welcomes Sport Canada’s new investment. This funding recognizes the important role our institutes play in Canada’s sport system and strengthens our ability to work with National Sport Organizations, the COC, the CPC and other partners. We look forward to putting these resources to work in ways that deliver clear results for athletes, coaches and the communities we serve.”
- Matt Barr, Executive Director, Canadian Sport Centre Manitoba, on behalf of the Canadian Olympic and Paralympic Sport Institute Network (COPSIN)

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Sport Canada

10/15/2026

When reaching for the Olympic and Paralympic stage, every ounce of support matters.

One program that helps Canadian Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls is the Petro-Canada’s Fuelling Athlete and Coaching Excellence Program. It’s intended for athletes who are on the pathway to representing Team Canada but don’t yet qualify for government funding.

Among those named to receive this pertinent grant are two Saskatchewan athletes and a coach.

Congratulations to water polo athlete and coach duo Clara Milleker-Shyiak and Cyril Dorgigne, as well as Para table tennis player Thulir Hector!

Read more below👇

Learn more about some of the young Olympic hopefuls who will receive grants from the Petro-Canada FACE Program in 2026.

10/14/2026

If you haven't done so yet, there's still time to join us for the remaining workshops of the Lead With Intent Coach Learning Series.

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

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

10/14/2026

In this week's roundup...
➡️Saskatchewan weightlifters Alexis Ashworth and Etta Love have been selected for Team Canada
➡️Blake Tierney adds another silver medal to his World Cup tally

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Ashworth, Love named to national team Oungre’s Alexis Ashworth and Saskatoon’s Etta Love will be representing Saskatchewan and Canada at the International Weightlifting Federation’s World Senior Championships Oct. 27-Nov. 8 in Ningbo, China. Ashworth will compete in the women’s 69-kilogram d...

10/09/2026

Please note we will be closed on Monday.

We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, October 13 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

10/06/2026

What a week in the world of sport. Here is what made Roundup...
➡️Blake Tierney wrapped his first stop of the World Cup Tour in Baku, Azerbaijan with a silver medal and results in three other events
➡️ Four Saskatchewan archers attended the 2026 World Archery 3D Championships in Yankton, South Dakota
➡️Shelby Newkirk set two new Canadian records while swimming at the Norm Banfeild Memorial in Regina
➡️The Canadian U18 women’s softball team will be headed to the WBSC Pan American Championship with some Saskatchewan talent in tow

Read more details at the link below⬇️

Tierney reaches podium on World Cup Tour On Oct. 3, Saskatoon swimmer Blake Tierney wrapped his first stop of the World Cup Tour in Baku, Azerbaijan. Tierney secured silver in the men’s 200-metre backstroke with a time of 1:50.74 seconds and finished fourth in the men’s 100-metre backstroke wi...

09/30/2026

Today is National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan joins the other members of COPSIN in remembering and honouring the lives affected by the residential schools system.

09/30/2026

In this week's roundup, a pair of Saskatchewan athletes have made rosters that will represent Canada on the world stage.

Learn more about Mark McMorris and Blake Tierney's upcoming competitions⬇️

McMorris named to 2026-27 national team Three-time Olympic medallist Mark McMorris will once again be representing the red and white as he competes on the international stage this Big Air season. The Regina product is one of 41 athletes named to the Canadian national snowboard team for the 2026-27 s...

09/29/2026

Please note we will be closed on Wednesday.

We will resume regular hours on Thursday, October 1 from 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

09/22/2026

Check out this week's roundup!

➡️ Competition at the NORCECA Continental Championship has wrapped with the Canadian men’s volleyball team and Muenster’s Skyler Varga bringing home silver, after falling 3-1 to Cuba.

Read more about Canada's results👇

Canada finishes second at NORCECA Continental Championship Competition at the NORCECA Continental Championship has wrapped with the Canadian men’s volleyball team bringing home silver, after falling 3-1 (25-21, 25-23, 23-25, 25-22) to Cuba, who claimed their ticket to Los Angeles 2028. Team Canada...