June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day. In the spirit of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission of Canada’s 87th Call to Action, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame marks this day by celebrating Indigenous excellence and achievement in sport. In Read more →
March is Women’s History Month, and the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame marked the occasion by hosting a panel discussion, Diamond Girls to Draft Day: Women in Saskatchewan Baseball Past, Present and Future. The discussion was hosted by SSHF curator Read more →
In 2026, the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF) will mark a significant milestone—60 years of celebrating excellence in sport and honouring the stories that have shaped Saskatchewan. This anniversary is more than a celebration; it represents a pivotal moment Read more →
The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame will be offering fun indoor activities, a place to warm up and hot chocolate (all for free!) on Saturdays during the Frost Winter Festival in Regina. Between 1 and 3 p.m. on February 7, Read more →
The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame is excited to be celebrating its 60th anniversary in 2026. The Hall of Fame was officially opened on October 31, 1966, by Saskatchewan’s Lieutenant Governor R.L. Hanbidge and Frank J. Selke, who had just Read more →
Robyn Jensen brings a passion for history and storytelling to her role as the new curator of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame. Jensen comes to the SSHF after spending the past seven years as the president or vice-president of Read more →
During the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame’s 2025 Induction Dinner & Ceremony, the SSHF was proud to launch the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame Sheila Kelly Legacy Fund. In her 32 years as executive director of the SSHF, Sheila Kelly Read more →
The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame enshrined seven new inductees on September 20th during the 2025 Induction Dinner & Ceremony. The Class of 2025 includes athletes Julie Foster (Rugby), Noah Miller (Water Polo), and Jon Ryan (Football); builders Brad Hornung Read more →
The National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on September 30 honours the children who never came home and the survivors of the residential school system as well as their families and communities. The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame will be Read more →