The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame inducted seven new inductees on Saturday, September 26, 2026. The Hall of Fame will celebrate the achievements of this year’s great class with our new Dedication to Sport exhibit. The stories of each of Read more →
The use of crests in sport originated in the late 19th century, with European sport associations wishing to distinguish themselves from others. This was mostly accomplished by using club crests. Early crests often followed the design elements of the traditional Read more →
More Than Pompoms, The Story of Rider Cheerleading explores the 65-year history of Saskatchewan Roughrider cheerleading through uniforms, memorabilia, photographs, and the voices of those who lived it. More than a celebration of sideline spirit, this exhibition recognizes cheerleaders as ambassadors, Read more →
Game Changers: Pride in Sport is the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame’s newest exhibit. With the start of Pride month in June, the Hall of Fame is highlighting the stories and achievements of 2SLGBTQIA+ athletes and organizations local to the Read more →
Since its founding on October 31, 1966, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame has preserved and celebrated sport across the province. Originally established as the Molson Sports Hall of Fame, it was officially opened by Lieutenant Governor R.N. Hanbidge and Read more →
On the Body: Sport, Memory and the Clothes Athletes Wore is the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame’s newest exhibit. It explores sport history through the textiles that inductees and athletes wore in competition. Sport is not only played, it is worn. Across Read more →
For Country and For Sport is a collaborative exhibit between the Royal United Services Institute of Regina and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame representing Saskatchewan athletes who were also members of the Canadian Armed Forces. Military service and sports Read more →
Seven new inductees were enshrined into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame at its annual Induction Dinner & Ceremony on September 20, 2025. To celebrate the achievements of this great induction class and share some of their stories, each of the Read more →
After officially first meeting on Labour Day in 1949, the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Winnipeg Blue Bombers met frequently in Regina through the decades. Over the past four decades, the meeting of the prairie foes has been a consistent fixture, leading Read more →
Building sport comes in many different forms – from organizing friends on the playground to starting clubs and teams in communities or schools. Builders also develop individual athletes. Over the course of time their ability to connect with individuals creates Read more →
Opportunities for women in sport weren’t always easy to come by in the 20th Century which makes the achievements of the Hall of Fame’s pioneering female inductees even more remarkable. The four inductees highlighted in this Women In Sport micro Read more →
The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame welcomes a new group of seven great inductees into its ranks on September 28, 2024, as the 56th Induction Dinner & Ceremony. To celebrate the achievements of our newest induction class and share some Read more →
The history of Saskatchewan sport is full of great sporting families. If you dig a little deeper, more family connections emerge as talent and passion are passed along from one generation to the next. All In The Family, the Saskatchewan Read more →
The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame welcomed a new group of seven remarkable inductees into its ranks on September 23, 2023, as the 55th Induction Dinner & Ceremony. To celebrate the achievements of our newest induction class and share some Read more →
Saskatchewan has a rich history of sport excellence throughout the province and Grit explores the diversity of individual athletes, para-athletes, builders, and teams inducted into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame. This featured exhibit celebrates the determination, character and grit Read more →