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Seven standouts comprise Class of 2025

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF) is pleased to announce the seven (7) inductees who will become the newest members of the SSHF this fall.

The Class of 2025 features three inductees in the athlete category, two builders and two teams.

The 2025 inductees are:

IN THE ATHLETE CATEGORY:

Julie Foster (Regina) – Rugby

Noah Miller (Regina) – Water Polo

Jon Ryan (Regina) – Football

IN THE BUILDER CATEGORY:

Brad Hornung (Regina) – Hockey

Klara Kesmarky Miller (Budapest, Hungary) – Gymnastics

IN THE TEAM CATEGORY:

1997 & 1998 Regina Rams Football Clubs

1978 & 1980 Saskatoon Harmony Centre Women’s Softball Teams

Members and representatives of the SSHF’s Class of 2025 attended a press conference on Tuesday, April 8. Pictured are Terry Hornung (mother of Brad Hornung), left, Patti Rowley (Saskatoon Harmony Centre), Klara Kesmarky Miller, Barb Ryan (mother of Jon Ryan), Julie Foster, Noah Miller, Deanna (Ruecker) Hautz, Ed Bankowski and Barry Rees (both from the Regina Rams).

The 2025 Induction Dinner & Ceremony will be held at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina on Saturday, September 20, 2025. Tickets are now available by completing the form at the bottom of this page.

The 2025 Induction Class is the first to feature a parent and child being inducted at the same time who were not inducted together as part of a team. Klara Kesmarky Miller and Noah Miller are also the first mother and son inducted into the Hall of Fame as individuals at any time.

In addition, the sports of water polo and rugby will have their first inductees in the Hall of Fame. With the addition of these two sports, there are now 55 recognized in the Hall of Fame.

Julie Foster represented Canada at the Women’s Rugby World Cup three times, reaching the semifinal on each occasion. When she retired her 44 appearances for the Canadian national team placed her third all-time. She also represented Canada in sevens rugby 10 times over the course of an 11-year international career. She finished her career with 13 tries and was the fifth woman inducted into the Rugby Canada’s Hall of Fame.

Noah Miller spent nine years on the Canadian men’s national water polo team including serving as the team’s captain for five of those years. Miller competed at six FINA World Championships, three FISU World University Games, and won bronze medals at the Pan Am Games twice in 2003 (Santo Domingo) and 2007 (Rio de Janeiro). Miller also won six Canadian national championships with three clubs tying the most by a Saskatchewan water polo player.

Jon Ryan enjoyed a 19-year professional football career and spent 12 of those seasons as a punter in the National Football League. In 2014, he became the first Saskatchewan player to win the Super Bowl when the Seattle Seahawks won Super Bowl XLVIII. Ryan spent 10 seasons in Seattle and two more in Green Bay. He began his career in the Canadian Football League with Winnipeg, before spending two seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and finally in Edmonton before retiring.

Brad Hornung’s dream of reaching the National Hockey League was paused when he was paralyzed from the neck down at 18 in a Western Hockey League game. That didn’t stop Hornung from staying in the game he loved. He worked as a scout for the Chicago Blackhawks for four years and then worked as a scout for the NHL’s Central Scouting. His qualities as a player led the WHL to name their Most Sportsmanlike Player award in his honour.

Klara Kesmarky Miller’s involvement in gymnastics has lasted more than 60 years. At 16 she judged her first provincial competition and was helping coach the Regina Girls Gym Club’s competitive program. Miller spent 27 years as a judge and launched the YWCA Limberettes Gym Club in her teens and then helped establish the Queen City Kinsmen Gymnastics Club. She would serve as the Chief Executive Officer of Gymnastics Saskatchewan for 30 years.

Saskatoon Harmony Centre won national women’s softball championships in 1978 and 1980 and went on to represent Canada each time. After winning their first title, they represented Canada at the 1979 Pan American Games in San Juan, Puerto Rico where they finished fourth. In 1981, they took part in the World Games in California – a multi-sport event for sports that were not yet on the Olympic schedule – where Canada finished second.

The Regina Rams concluded their time as a junior football club by winning consecutive Canadian Bowl national championships in 1997 and 1998. The Rams beat the Okanagan Sun 23-20 in double-overtime to win in 97 and beat Okanagan again 36-13 in Regina in 1998 to close the book on their junior football era.

Once again the Hall of Fame is pleased to partner with The Atlas Hotel in Regina (4177 Albert St.) as our host hotel for the 2025 Induction weekend. The special rate is $164.95 (plus taxes and fees) for a double room featuring two Queen beds. The room also includes a hot breakfast and complimentary parking.

Guests booking their own accommodations may do so by contacting the Atlas Hotel at 306-586-3443 or emailing [email protected]. They must quote the Block Code 091925SHF to receive the guaranteed group rate.  The cutoff date is August 22, 2025 (any rooms not picked up in the block after this date will be released back to the Atlas).

Tickets for the Induction Dinner & Ceremony may be purchased below or by calling the Hall of Fame at 306-780-9232.

Online art auction is live!

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame has partnered with the Saskatchewan Network for Art Collecting to launch an online Art and Memorabilia Auction to raise funds to support the SSHF’s educational and outreach programming as well as other significant initiatives in the coming year.

The auction is live now and will conclude on Sunday, February 23 at 1 p.m.

There are 150 artworks on offer in the auction, by artists such as Allen Sapp, Michael Lonechild, Ken Danby, William Kurelek, Jason Robins, Gary Natomagan, Courtney Milne, Henri Masson, Carol Shelton, Gerald Jessop, Bernie Brown, Neville Clarke and more.

For most items, 100% of the winning bid goes to the Hall of Fame. These funds will help the Hall of Fame continue to fulfill their mandate of being a self-sustaining, dynamic attraction designed to preserve, interpret, recognize, and honour the diverse sport history of the province.

SSHF offering book written by Paralympic medalist

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The Saskatchewan Hall of Fame (SSHF) is pleased to partner with Canadian Sports Centre Saskatchewan (CSCS) to bring Lisa DeJong to Regina during the Frost winter festival.

Lisa is from Biggar and won a silver medal in snowboard cross at the 2022 Beijing Paralympics. In 2024 she published the kids’ book Lucy’s Fancy Leg which brings awareness to and celebrates disability in a light-hearted, funny way. It helps children with a disability, as well as able-bodied children, feel comfortable with disability and see it in a positive light.

Lisa will do a public reading of Lucy’s Fancy Leg at the Regina Public Library’s downtown branch from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday, February 1 during Frost hosted by the SSHF and CSCS. Following the reading, the Saskatchewan Wheelchair Sports Association will be on-site in Victoria Park with equipment and athletes to further explore winter para sports in Saskatchewan.

During February and March, any visitor to the Hall of Fame aged 10 or under will receive a free copy of Lucy’s Fancy Leg. The SSHF also has an exhibit on the province’s winter Paralympians called Para Winter Heroes, which is currently on display.

Indigenous inductee exhibit expands

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame has expanded the Indigenous inductees exhibit at the Hall of Fame. The Hall now features an expanded permanent exhibit dedicated to Indigenous athletes and builders from Saskatchewan and this month the exhibit has a new addition — a dedicated display tablet with 5,400 words telling the stories of some of the province’s great Indigenous athletes.

You can read the contents of that tablet here to learn more about these stories, but we also invite everyone to come and experience the exhibit in person.

In addition to the newly expanded Indigenous inductees exhibit, the Hall of Fame continues to offer Indigenous Legacies in Sport, an outreach educational program to students across the province. The Hall of Fame has also partnered with the University of Saskatchewan to create a display case and video kiosk celebrating Saskatchewan Indigenous athletes and their achievements. This exhibit is on permanent display in the Physical Activity Complex at the U of S’s College of Kinesiology in Saskatoon.

This fall Ray Mitsuing will become the 11 individual Indigenous inductee in the Hall of Fame. Mitsuing will be inducted posthumously as the first chuckwagon racer in the Hall of Fame after a great 36-year career where he qualified to compete at the Calgary Stampede for 36 consecutive years. In 1992 he won the Aggregate Championship at the Calgary Stampede and also earned the fastest time award there three times. He won the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association championship seven times during his distinguished career. He finished in the top 10 on the CPCA Tour in each of his last 12 seasons.

Ray Mitsuing will be inducted into the SSHF in 2024.

Paul Acoose, Colette Bourgonje, Tony Cote, Alex Decoteau, David Greyeyes, Jacqueline Lavallee, Jim Neilson, Claude Petit, Fred Sasakamoose, and Bryan Trottier have all been inducted into the Hall of Fame as athletes or builders.

While National Indigenous Peoples Day is an ideal time to celebrate and share these stories and resources, reconciliation is an ongoing process and the SSHF continues to work year-round to preserve and share these stories and history.

Notice: Annual General Meeting will be held on June 5

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On behalf of Trent Blezy, Board Chair of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF), this post serves as an official notice of the Annual General Meeting of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame which will be held at the following date and time:

Date: Wednesday, June 5, 2024

Time: 7:00 p.m.

Location: Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame at 2205 Victoria Avenue, Regina

(the meeting can also be accessed virtually via Microsoft Teams)

The agenda will include the Annual Report, presentation of the 2023/24 Financial Statements, the appointment of the auditor for 2024/25, and reports on the election of Board Directors.

The meeting package, plus the 2023 Annual Report, 2023/24 Financial Statements, and all other pertinent materials for the Annual General Meeting have been posted on the SSHF website and are available for review before the meeting by clicking on the links above.

We welcome members to join the SSHF AGM in-person at the Hall of Fame, however we are also pleased to offer a virtual option to join the meeting via Microsoft Teams.

Please fill out this registration form to RSVP for the meeting and to receive your access credentials to attend the meeting virtually through Microsoft Team if that is your preference. These credentials will be distributed no later than noon on Wednesday, June 5.

All members of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame in good standing are welcome to virtually attend and vote during the Annual General Meeting.

If you are uncertain if you are eligible to vote in the Annual General Meeting – or if you have any other questions – please contact the Hall of Fame at 306-780-9232 or email [email protected].

Hall hosting 1974 Regina Pats to mark golden anniversary of Memorial Cup win

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame will be hosting the members of the 1973-74 Regina Pats hockey club on Saturday, March 23 at 1 p.m. to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the team’s Memorial Cup championship season.

Eighteen members of the Pats will be at the Hall of Fame to meet fans and reminisce about their championship season.

The afternoon will begin at 1 p.m. with a hot stove panel discussion with three members of the team and then from 1:30-2:30 p.m., fans are invited to meet the players and get a complimentary copy of the 1974 Pats team photo signed by the team. Admission to the event is free.

The 1973-74 Pats team was inducted into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame in 1980.

The Pats overcame an early 3-0 deficit to beat the Quebec Remparts 7-4 in the Memorial Cup final in Calgary. That victory ended a 44-year Memorial Cup drought for the storied junior hockey team.

Regina swept the Calgary Centennials 4-0 to win the Western Canadian Hockey League title. They needed six games to get past the Saskatoon Blades and Swift Current Broncos in the first two rounds of the playoffs.

The Pats also experienced some international competition when they went to Sweden to play in the Ahearne Cup in mid-December. There they played against top teams from Sweden, Finland, the United Kingdom, and Dynamo Moscow from the Soviet Union. They returned a better team and posted a 26-6-4 record in league play after coming home.

Goalie Ed Staniowski was named the WCHL’s Most Valuable Player for that season. He and Clark Gillies have both been inducted into the Hall of Fame as individuals. They are two of the nine members of the ’74 Pats who went on to play in the National Hockey League.

Head coach Bob Turner won five Stanley Cups with the Montreal Canadiens and was also inducted into the Sask. Sports Hall of Fame as an individual in 1994.

Mobile exhibit trailer at the Brier

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame will be bringing our mobile exhibit trailer to the Montana’s Brier from March 1-10.

Each day of the men’s national curling championship you can find our 53-foot trailer in the Ag Ex Building adjacent to the Brandt Centre. On the opening weekend, the trailer will be open from 3:30-6:30 p.m. on Friday and 11:30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. on Saturday. Once the Brier moves to three draws per day on Sunday, the trailer will be open from 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. from Sunday to Thursday. During the final three days of the event, the trailer will open 90 minutes before the first draw of the day and close 30 minutes after the late draw has started.

We are excited to welcome students from numerous schools who will tour the trailer during the weekday mornings of the Brier.

The mobile travelling exhibit was created in 2016 in conjunction with the Hall of Fame’s 50th anniversary celebrations. It is unique among Halls of Fame in Canada and features stories and artifacts that span the SSHF collection. Hockey and football jerseys on display from as far back as the 1930s, a 100-year-old Olympic gold medal, vintage curling sweaters, and much more are on display inside the trailer.

Please see the map below to find the location of the trailer in the Ag Ex building north of the Brandt Centre.

Brier Tankard trophy on display at Hall of Fame

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame will be the temporary home for the Brier Tankard trophy for the next two months ahead of the 2024 Montana’s Brier men’s national curling championship being held in Regina.

Thanks to Curling Canada and Curl Sask., the Hall of Fame is displaying the Tankard trophy when it isn’t otherwise making a public appearance around the province. One of the most enduring and iconic trophies in Canadian sport, the Tankard will be making appearances at a number of events and venues before the Brier begins on March 1.

Handcrafted in England in 1927, the Tankard trophy features a heart-shaped metal plaque with the names of each of the winning foursomes since it was first awarded. The original Brier sponsor was the Macdonald tobacco company. Macdonald made a “Brier” pipe tobacco that contained a heart-shaped silver plug that was inserted with a purple plastic heart. That heart motif was the inspiration for the purple heart patches the competing teams receive as provincial champions and the silver hearts applied to the Tankard for each winning rink.

The original Brier Tankard trophy was awarded from 1927 until 1979 when it was retired once Labbatt Brewing Company took over as the title sponsor and created a golden stein for the winners. When their sponsorship ended in 2001, the original Brier Tankard trophy was restored and reinstated as the trophy. The Labatts Brier winners from 1980-2000 may not have received the Tankard trophy, but their names have all been engraved on the trophy retroactively.

While title sponsors have changed in the 21st century – Nokia (2001-04), Tim Hortons (2005-23), and now Montana’s (2024) – the original trophy has endured as the grandest prize in Canadian men’s curling.

Erin Stankewich poised to lead SSHF into the future as the new Executive Director

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF) is pleased and excited to announce that Erin Stankewich is the new Executive Director of the Hall of Fame.

Stankewich began her tenure with the SSHF on July 17 and brings with her a wealth of experience in progressive leadership roles. She has a strong set of skills related to strategic planning, brand development, funding negotiation, creative direction, graphic design, and building collaborative partnerships.

With her rich skillset and passion for collaboration and development, the Board of Directors of the SSHF feels she is the ideal person to lead the SSHF forward into the future.

“Erin brings with her a unique set of experience and passion, which is perfect for the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame,” said Trent Blezy, Chair of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame. “She carries with her an incredible desire for sport and community. Under Erin’s leadership, we are confident she can grow our organization into the next stage of the Hall’s storied history.”

In her most recent job, Stankewich served as the Director, Business Development for the Regina Hotel Association. One of her key responsibilities was to work with community partners in a collaborative manner to identify and bid on national and international sport and business events. In her time in the role, Regina successfully won the right to host the 2024 Brier, the recent 15U Girls Volleyball Canada Nationals, and the upcoming 2023 Little League Baseball Nationals and Baseball Canada Cup along with many other events. Stankewich has proven experience in marketing Regina and Saskatchewan, as a premier sport and tourism destination on the national and international stage. Previous to assuming that role with the Hotel Association, she worked in sponsorship investment for the same organization which will benefit the SSHF.

Born in Moose Jaw, Stankewich received a Diploma in Communications Arts from Lethbridge College and later completed a Bachelor of Applied Arts from Medicine Hat College. Upon graduation, she began her career in Regina advertising agencies first as a graphic designer, then transitioning into client-facing account management roles.

Stankewich is passionate about building healthy and inclusive communities and volunteers her time towards these values. She is currently the Vice Chair on the Board of Directors for the Queen City Marathon and previously served on the Board of Directors for Special Olympics Saskatchewan for three years.

Stankewich was hired after an extensive search and hiring process led by Leadership Source of Regina and the SSHF Hiring Committee.

She takes over from Sheila Kelly who served as the Hall of Fame’s Executive Director for 34 years with great distinction before taking a medical leave in March of 2023 which concluded her tenure with the SSHF.

Volunteer with the SSHF!

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Since 1966, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame has played an instrumental role in preserving, recognizing and educating the public on the tremendous sports heritage of our province. We are privileged to be able to share the stories – the thrill of victory, the disappointment of defeat, and the pride associated with these accomplishments – with Saskatchewan residents and visitors alike. We strive to bring history alive.

The SSHF is looking for some individuals across the province who share our passion for sport, past and present, who are looking for an engaging volunteer experience, and are keen to contribute and serve. Our operations support a variety of opportunities. Please fill out this form and return via email to [email protected] to express you interest!

Job Opening – Summer Curatorial Assistant

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EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF) is looking for a summer Curatorial Assistant

The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum is a progressive not-for-profit mid-sized NGO museum located in Regina. Our permanent collection encompasses approximately 19,000 items reflecting the sport history of the province. On an annual basis we offer a variety of temporary exhibits with themes derived from Saskatchewan’s extensive sport history, as well as a celebration of those individuals and teams recognized in the Hall of Fame.

Job Details:

In conjunction with and/or under the direction of the Curator:

  • Cross reference the collection inventory with the digitized collection inventory to determine errors and omissions.
  • Identify catalogue numbers within the digitized collection that need to be corrected to be consistent with those numbers in the collection inventory.
  • Identify and correct duplicated catalogue numbers within both collections.
  • Identify and delete duplicated files within the digital database.
  • Rename files and folders as necessary to address naming issues caused by invalid characters.
  • Create folders within the digitized collection to better compartmentalize files and support better organization going forward.
  • Review and update the SSHF metadata standards used for the digitized collection.
  • Review non-catalogued digital files by consulting existing curatorial staff, reviewing the collection inventory, consulting original catalogue sheets and, when necessary, creating new accession numbers to correct any issues.
  • Uploaded digital files to SaskCollections.

Funded through Young Canada Works in Heritage Organizations, this position could begin as early as May 15, 2023, and concludes on August 25, 2023. The hourly salary is $16.00.

Qualifications:

Preferred Current Field of Study:

  • Arts – Museology
  • Social Sciences
  • Humanities

 

  • Ability to work independently & as part of a team
  • Strong knowledge of museum and/or archival practices
  • Strong oral and written communication skills
  • A strong working knowledge of computers
  • Ability to read, write & speak in English is mandatory
  • Photography skills would be an asset
  • Valid Driver License is mandatory


Resumé:

A resumé with a handwritten covering letter and three references should be forwarded to:

Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame and Museum – Attn: Curator

2205 Victoria Avenue

Regina, SK, S4P 0S4

 

Resumés are also accepted via E-Mail to: [email protected]. Please use Subject Title – YCW Summer Employment

 

Deadline for applications to be received is Friday, May 19, 2023

2022 Induction Special newsletter

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame announced its 2022 Induction Class on Wednesday. Please see the Induction Special edition of our For The Record newsletter below. Please click this link for ticket information and for links to book accommodations with The Atlas Hotel, the host hotel for Induction weekend. You can view the Induction Special below or click here for a PDF.

SSHF announces 2022 Hall of Fame Class

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The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF) is pleased to announce the five (5) newest members of the SSHF. The Class of 2022 features three athletes and two builders. The 2022 Class will join the 2021 Class that was announced in May of 2021 and be installed together at the 54th Induction Ceremony on Saturday, September 24, 2022 at the Conexus Arts Centre.

The 2022 inductees are:

IN THE ATHLETE CATEGORY:

Kelsie Hendry (Saskatoon) – Athletics

Harry Jerome (Prince Albert) – Athletics

Rueben Mayes (North Battleford) – Football

IN THE BUILDER CATEGORY:

Antonia “Toni” Beerling (Rosthern) – Athletics

Bill Brownridge (Vawn) – Hockey

 

After a standout career as a pole vaulter at the University of Saskatchewan, Kelsie Hendry won two national titles and went to two Commonwealth Games where she won a bronze medal in 2010. She also competed at the 2008 Beijing Olympics.

Harry Jerome was born in Prince Albert and set seven world records as a sprinter. He was a three-time Olympian, winning a bronze medal in the 100 metres in Tokyo in 1964. At 19, Harry ran a world-record time in the 100 metres at the Olympic trials in Saskatoon.

Rueben Mayes had an incredible football career. He was the National Football League’s Offensive Rookie of the Year and he was a two-time Pro Bowler. He is the only Canadian-born player in the College Football Hall of Fame after setting 15 records at Washington State. He was the first Canadian to be nominated for the Heisman Trophy as the best player in NCAA Division I football.

Toni Beerling is a Level 5 international athletics official, the highest level attainable. She has officiated for 45 years first from her home in Saskatoon and then provincially, nationally and internationally. She has officiated at a world track and field championship, as well as Pan Am Games and Commonwealth Games.

Growing up in the 1930s with spina bifida, Bill Brownridge channeled his love of sport, particularly hockey, into areas where he could excel, as an author and a painter. For more than 70 years Bill has captured the spirit of hockey in those two mediums. He has written five children’s picture books and is an internationally recognized artist. He designed the logo of the Calgary Centennials junior hockey team, one iteration of the Calgary Flames uniforms and was the official artist of the 1988 Calgary Olympic bid. His paintings were a catalyst for the creation of Hockey Day in Canada.

The previously announced 2021 class features athletes Justin Abdou (Moose Jaw – Wrestling), Rod Boll (Fillmore – Trapshooting), Colette Bourgonje (Porcupine Plain – Athletics and Cross-Country Skiing), Kaylyn Kyle (Saskatoon – Soccer), and Lyndon Rush (Humboldt – Bobsleigh). Shannon Miller (Tisdale – Hockey) joins the 2021 class as a builder and the 2000-01 University of Regina Cougars Women’s Basketball Team and the 2013 Saskatchewan Roughriders Football Club are being inducted as teams.

SSHF seeking passionate volunteers

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Do you get caught up in the excitement of the Olympics or a World Cup? Cheering on Canada, Saskatchewan, or the Roughriders? Maybe it’s a child’s activities or whatever seasonal sport is available for viewing. Sport, whether as a spectator or a participant, generates a lot of excitement and emotion.

Since 1966, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF) has played an instrumental role in preserving, recognizing and educating the public on the tremendous sports heritage of our province. We are privileged to be able to share the stories – the thrill of victory, the disappointment of defeat, and the pride associated with these accomplishments – with Saskatchewan residents and visitors alike. We strive to bring history alive.

The SSHF is looking for some individuals across the province who share our passion for sport, past and present, who are looking for an engaging volunteer experience, and are keen to contribute and serve. Our operations support a variety of opportunities and we are currently recruiting volunteers for committees, programming initiatives, and the Board of Directors.

The SSHF is committed to providing the people of Saskatchewan a self-sustaining, dynamic attraction designed to preserve, interpret, recognize and honour the diverse sport history of the province. If the opportunity to get involved appeals to you please indicate your interest in serving and the Governance Committee will be in touch to continue the dialogue.

Our volunteer enrollment form is available here. Please email us at [email protected] or telephone 306-780-9232 to express your interest.

2019 Annual General Meeting notice

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On behalf of Rankin Jaworski, President of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame, this post serves as an official notice of the Annual General Meeting (AGM) of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame which will be held at the following date and time:

 

Date: Thursday, May 28, 2020

Time: 7:00 p.m.

Location: via conference call

 

The agenda will include Annual Reports, presentation of Financial Statements, appointment of the auditor for 2020/21 and reports on the election of Board Directors.

 

The 2019 Annual Report and the 2019/20 Financial Statements are posted on our website and available for review.

 

Due to the coronavirus pandemic and social distancing mandates from the Province of Saskatchewan, the AGM will be held via conference call. Please fill out this registration form to receive your access credentials for the meeting.

 

All members of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame in good standing are welcome to virtually attend and vote during the AGM.

 

If you have questions, please contact the Hall of Fame at 306-780-9232 or email sshfm@sasktel.net