Michael “Mike” Mintenko
Photo Credit: Brandee McCormack Martinez Photography Mike Mintenko first joined the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Flying Fins Swim Club at the age of eight. By his teen years, he began to train for competitions more seriously. It was not long before the training began to pay off. By the end of 1992, the seventeen-year-old Mintenko held [...]
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Donna Veale
Photo Credit: Cindy Moleski Photography Donna Veale was a fierce competitor who always understood the value of hard work. After graduation from Yorkton Regional High School, she enrolled at the University of Saskatchewan as a member of the Huskiette basketball team. By the time she had completed her years at the U of S, she [...]
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Darcey Busse
Photo Credit: University of Saskatchewan Huskies Athletics Darcey Busse was raised in Moose Jaw and proved himself to be a natural athlete who competed in many different organized sports as a youth. It was as a volleyball player, though, that Busse distinguished himself as a dominant player and leader. From 1979 to 1986, Busse played [...]
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Caren (Rathie) Reindl
Caren Reindl was born and raised in Saskatoon and became the Saskatoon High School Champion at 100, 200, and 400 metres in 1974, 1975, and 1976. Following a stellar provincial high school career Caren’s successes continued at the Western Canadian and Canadian levels with victories across Canada. In national meets Caren competed successfully in the [...]
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Harold “Mush” March
Harold “Mush” March was voted one of Regina’s outstanding athletes during 1928 for his performance in junior hockey. He made his professional debut at Ottawa in 1929 with the Chicago Blackhawks. Mush played with the Blackhawks for 17 seasons (1928/29-1944/45), was voted the fastest skater in the league for 2 seasons, and was a member [...]
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Harold “Harry” Watson
At 18 years of age, Harold “Harry” Watson joined the professional ranks with the Brooklyn Americans (1942/43), of the National Hockey League (NHL). After 1 year, the Detroit Red Wings claimed him, and then the Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF) interrupted his career. By the time Harry retired in 1958, he had played left wing [...]
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