2021 SASKATCHEWAN SUMMER GAMES
The 2020 Saskatchewan Summer Games have been postponed to 2021 due to concerns surrounding COVID-19 | Frequently Asked Questions
The Games are now tentatively scheduled to run from July 18–24, 2021, and will feature competition from young athletes in 15 summer sports. All sports that were originally included on the sport calendar in 2020 are committed to participate in 2021. The 2021 Saskatchewan Summer Games will take place in Lloydminster.
Visit the Saskatchewan Games website for updates.
Announcement: 2022 Saskatchewan Winter Games
We are excited to announce the 2022 Saskatchewan Winter Games will be held in Regina from February 20-26, 2022. The event will also mark the 50th anniversary of the biennial Saskatchewan Games, which alternate between summer and winter on corresponding Olympic years. Mark your calendars and let’s all plan to get involved and celebrate with the entire province. Read more
The Leadership Team for these Games includes our Community Consultant, Crystal Longman, as one of the two Vice-Chairs. Crystal’s exemplary qualifications and passion for sports, community and inclusion will provide great leadership for all involved in the Games. Click here to read the announcement of the Leadership Team leading up to the 2022 Saskatchewan Winter Games (SWG).
TEAM PRAIRIE CENTRAL participants at the Saskatchewan Winter Games in North Battleford February 18-24, 2018 Saskatchewan Winter Games In North Battleford has the Roster, Results, Newsletters, Banner Carriers & Flag Bearers, Sports/Age Classification and the Participant Handbook.
Saskatchewan Games
Program Outcomes:
- 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, North American Indigenous Games)
- To enhance community development through a sport legacy of upgraded equipment, facilities, experienced officials, cultural understanding and appreciation, and a corps of volunteers
- To motivate participants to achieve 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.
