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Mission: To build an inclusive community, to empower excellence, build character and have fun.

05/28/2026

As Speed Skating Saskatchewan’s Provincial Coach, CJ is a familiar face around the rink and an important part of helping skaters across the province grow, learn, and chase their goals.

From supporting athlete development to working with clubs and coaches, CJ brings energy, experience, and a love for the sport to everything she does. Whether skaters are building confidence, sharpening their technique, or preparing for their next competition, CJ is there to help guide them forward.

We are so grateful to have CJ as part of the Saskatchewan speed skating community. Next time you see her at the rink, be sure to say hi!

05/25/2026

Launching June 1! A brand new website for Speed Skating Sask. We can't wait for you to explore the new hub of all things speed skating in Saskatchewan.

05/20/2026

In speed skating, development is not just about getting faster.

It is about helping skaters build the skills, confidence, strength, and race awareness they need as they grow in the sport.

For younger and newer skaters, that might mean learning proper skating position, improving balance, building comfort on the track, and understanding how to race safely.

For more experienced skaters, development can include refining technique, building consistency, learning race strategy, improving dryland habits, and preparing for higher levels of competition.

Every skater’s pathway looks a little different, but the goal is the same: helping athletes keep learning, keep improving, and keep loving the sport.

Thinking about getting started this fall? Now is a great time to find a club near you and get ready for Learn to Skate programs.

Find a Saskatchewan speed skating club here:
https://www.saskspeedskating.com/clubs.html

05/18/2026

Jump start your skating season with 5 days of high-performance training at the Prairie Elite Short Track Camp.

Led by Fred Dery, Speed Skating Sask’s Provincial Short Track Coach and recipient of the Coaches Award of Excellence (Speed Skating Canada) and Coach of the Year (Speed Skating Quebec), this camp brings together an elite coaching lineup. He’ll be joined by CJ Jarock, Saskatchewan’s Provincial Coach, Olympic medalist Anouk Leblanc-Boucher (English), and returning coaches Carlos, Sebastien, Danik, and Chrisy. More coach announcements are still to come.

What to expect:
• Two on-ice sessions daily
• Two dryland sessions daily
• One workshop each day
• Training at Merlis Belsher Arena on the University of Saskatchewan campus

Who can attend:
• Skaters in Child (8, 9, 10), Youth, Neo-Junior, and Junior (age as of June 30, 2026)
• Saskatoon club skaters under 8 may register if they are in Group 2

Additional notes:
• Saskatchewan Provincial Team skaters attending the Summer Classic Camp and Meet the week/end before should wait for further registration details
• Saskatoon Lions Club skaters requiring financial assistance can email [email protected]
in confidence

Cancellation deadline is August 1!

Register here:
https://icereg.ca/ #!/events/prairie-elite-short-track-camp-26

04/21/2026

April 19–25 is National Volunteer Week and we’re taking a moment to recognize the people who truly keep our sport moving.

From early mornings at the rink to organizing events, coaching, officiating, and everything in between, volunteers are the reason speed skating exists in communities across Saskatchewan. This year’s theme, Ignite Volunteerism, is all about celebrating that passion and the impact it creates.

To every volunteer who shows up, gives their time, and supports our skaters, thank you. You are the heart of this sport.

Know someone who deserves recognition? Consider nominating them for the Saskatchewan Sport Awards Volunteer Dedication Award: https://www.sasksport.ca/celebrating-sport/saskatchewan-sport-awards/

04/04/2026

Want to stay in the loop with everything happening in Saskatchewan speed skating?

From events and updates to opportunities across the province, our newsletter has it all.

Send us a DM with your email to get added to the list.

04/02/2026

The Melville Speed Skating Club is part of the strong network of clubs growing speed skating across Saskatchewan.

Clubs like Melville play an important role in developing skaters at all levels, creating opportunities to get on the ice, build skills, and be part of the sport.

From practices to competitions, it’s about more than just speed. It’s about showing up, putting in the work, and being part of a community that supports each other along the way.

Speed skating continues to grow across the province because of clubs like Melville and the people behind them.

Want to learn more or get involved? Check them out here:
https://www.facebook.com/p/Melville-Speed-Skating-Club-61573802471487/

03/23/2026

For more than 50 years, the Moose Jaw Kinsmen Speed Skating Club has been introducing athletes to one of the fastest sports on ice.

Based at the Kinsmen Arena, the club welcomes skaters of all ages and abilities, from young beginners learning to glide to experienced racers sharpening their speed and technique. Programs like First Strides and Fast Strides help new skaters build confidence and skills before progressing into speed skating.

What makes the club special is the community behind it. Coaches, volunteers, and families work together to create a supportive environment where athletes can challenge themselves, travel to competitions, and discover just how exciting speed skating can be.

Thinking about trying something new on the ice? The Moose Jaw Kinsmen Speed Skating Club is always happy to welcome new skaters.

Learn more at mjspeedskating.com

03/20/2026

Northern Lights College is now accepting applications for the 2026/27 season in the only collegiate speed skating program in the country. Skaters have the chance to combine post-secondary studies in arts, sciences, health care, or trades with high performance long track training in Fort St. John. Bonus: the commute from campus to the oval is less than 10 minutes.

Interested skaters and families can learn more at an online info session on March 26 at 6:30 PM PST.

Register for the info session and explore the program here:
https://www.nlc.bc.ca/speed-skating/

03/18/2026

Think you’ve got what it takes to compete with the best?

RBC Training Ground is coming to the Saskatoon Field House on May 23, giving athletes ages 14–25 the chance to test their skills and potentially be identified for Canada’s next generation of Olympic talent.

Participants will take part in a series of athletic tests measuring speed, power, strength, and endurance. Top performers may even be invited to join a National Sport Organization talent ID program.

Learn more and register here: https://rbctrainingground.ca/

Address

2205 Victoria Avenue
Regina, SK
S4P0S4

Telephone

+13065330330

Website

https://www.saskspeedskating.com/

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