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Multi-Sport Games

PURPOSE

The purpose of Multi-Sport Games is to provide an opportunity for the province’s developing athletes, coaches and officials to participate in a multi sport event in preparation for a higher level of competition. A chance to represent their communities and compete for the province of Saskatchewan.

GOALS

  • To provide an athlete-centered multi-sport experience that compliments provincial sport governing bodies, long term athlete and coach developmental plans, generally in the LTAD ‘Train to Train’ stage of development.
  • To identify Saskatchewan participants with the potential to advance to higher levels of competition.(Provincial Team, National Competitions, Canada Games, Western Canada Summer Games, Tony Cote Summer/Winter Games, North American Indigenous Games).
  • To enhance community development through a sport legacy of upgraded equipment, facilities, experienced officials, cultural understanding and appreciation, and a core group of volunteers.
  • To motivate participants to achieve a higher level of sport skill and physical well being.
  • To promote athlete, coach and official development programs within all Districts in the province.
  • To provide a provincial showcase which increases public awareness and support for amateur sport in Saskatchewan.
  • To generate economic and tourism benefits within the host community and surrounding area.
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    Sask Summer Games

    Alternating between summer and winter every two years, the Games just took place last year.

    The 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games were hosted by the city of Lloydminster.

    The golf event took place at the Lloydminster Golf & Curling Centre from July 21 to 24.

    Regina’s Tayla Perry and Dane Giesbrecht of Warman were the champions of the event. To see a complete recap of the golf championship click here.

    The next Saskatchewan Summer Games will be held in 2028, a host site is yet to be determined.

     

     

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    Canada Summer Games

    The 2022 Canada Summer Games were held the Niagara region of Ontario.

    The Games, that occur every other year alternating between summer and winter, will ran from Aug. 6 – 21. The golf competition at the Games was held at the Legends on the Niagara (Battlefield) from Aug. 17 to 20. Team Saskatchewan was represented by Ella Kozak, Hallie Crozier, Hunter Kutcher, and Darien Herlick.

    For all the details and a recap of the Games including hearing from the four participants click here.

    The next CSG will be held in St. John’s, Nfld. and hosted by the Bally Haly Country Club from Aug. 19 – 22.

    Golf Saskatchewan will choose the two of four players (two females/two males) after the Saskatchewan Junior Championships in July at lloydminster.

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    Tony Cote Summer Games

    The Tony Cote Summer/Winter Games formerly known as the Saskatchewan First Nation Summer/Winter Games was initiated in 1974 by Chief Tony Cote and the Council of the Cote First Nation and their membership. They determined that the majority of First Nation youth under the age of 20 were excluded by mainstream sport systems. The inception of the Summer Games was to coincide with the celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the signing of Treaty 4.

    The 2024 TCSG will be hosted by the Lac La Ronge Indian Band with golf being played at Eagle Point Resort on Aug. 13 and 14.

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    North American Indigenous Games (NAIG)

    The North American Indigenous Games (NAIG) Council is the International Governing Body for the NAIG exercising exclusive jurisdiction, either directly or through its affiliate members or committees, over all matters pertaining to the Games. It ensures the purposes and philosophies are reflected in all aspects of the games.

    The NAIG Council is the principle authority for policy development, rules and regulations for the North American Indigenous Games.

    The NAIG Council works in a manner which is consistent with the cultural, spiritual and traditional values of the peoples it is representing. In their activities they promote and encourage holistic individual development that assures mental, physical, emotional and spiritual growth.

    To see a recap of the 2023 golf event at NAIG, click here.

    The next NAIG Games are scheduled for 2027 in Calgary.