Lacrosse coach Don Larson receives Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee medal
Better known by his players as ‘Calm Don’ for his easy-going demeanour behind the bench, Don Larson has accomplished plenty in 23 years of coaching lacrosse in Regina and surrounding…
High Performance Development Grant provides Saskatchewan coaches a world of opportunities
A coach’s journey is never over. They are always looking for new ways of learning and experiences where they can grow, so that they can continue to help their athletes. …
‘I’ve always considered myself a coach’: Landeryou’s transition from athlete to coach
Tim Landeryou had a long career in racquetball playing for Team Canada from 2010 to 2020, with career accomplishments including three silver medals at the world championships and another three…
Community impact: Two Special Olympics coaches in Saskatchewan share their story
Love of sport and giving back to the community are two common reasons why many get into coaching. And with 20,000 trained coaches in Saskatchewan, the impact they have on…
Coaching in Coachella: Jessica Campbell’s journey from Sask. to pro hockey
When Jessica Campbell walked into the Kraken Community Iceplex — the practice facility for the NHL’s Seattle Kraken and the team’s home base for their summer development camp — there…
Celebrate Coaches Week in Saskatchewan
It’s time to say “Thanks Coach” in Saskatchewan. The Government of Saskatchewan proclaimed September 17 to 25, 2022 Coaches Week in the province in support of the Coaches Association of…
Baker named new Coaches Association of Saskatchewan Executive Director
The Coaches Association of Saskatchewan (CAS) is pleased to introduce Nicholas Baker as the new Executive Director for the organization. A long-time coach and recent graduate in sport coaching, Baker…
‘I’m very, very appreciative’: Saskatchewan wrestling legend wins national award
When an email popped up from Wrestling Canada on Don Clark’s computer screen on a Friday morning in May, he wasn’t quite sure what it entailed. “I thought they were…
Breaking down barriers: Dore set to lead Team Saskatchewan into historic week in Regina
After spending much of the last decade as either a player or coach with the Regina Riot of the Western Women’s Canadian Football League (WWCFL), Claire Dore is no stranger…
15 years of the Indigenous Coaches and Officials Program
The Indigenous Coaches and Officials Program (ICOP) has spent the last decade and a half facilitating training and development opportunities across Saskatchewan for Indigenous peoples to become more involved in…