Coaches Association of Saskatchewan

07/31/2026

Please note we will be closed on Monday.

We will resume regular hours on Tuesday, August 4 from 8:30a.m. – 4:30p.m.

06/12/2026

Shalen Fox takes his role as coach to another level. He dedicates his time on and off the field of play to helping his athletes achieve greatness.

And for him, that is Indigenous athletes reaching success in all areas of life while learning valuable lessons through participation in sport.

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Shalen Fox is more than just a coach and Indigenous Student Advocate at Bedford Road Collegiate in Saskatoon; he is a facilitator for youth achievement. Although, in his eyes, that achievement...

06/04/2026

According to Amber-Joy Boyd, having visible diversity plays a role in making sport accessible. And now she leads as a coach pursuing a future where all forms of athletic abilities are visible within sport.

“If we start to see differently abled people as athletes…that’s important because then they start to think that if I’m blind, if I have a disability…they can think that maybe sport is for me.”

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Different variables play a role in what leads an individual to becoming a coach and for Amber-Joy Boyd, it was something she wanted to do because of the lack of...

05/13/2026

There are lots of different ways and paths you can take in your coaching career, whether it's coaching athletes just starting their athletic journey, those competing at elite levels or coaching sport-specific skills.


Learn more⬇
https://bit.ly/3rBZRns

05/06/2026

Learn about the National Coaching Certification Program ( ) and how you, as a coach, can benefit and help your athlete's reach their potential⬇
https://bit.ly/43EAKGR

04/23/2026

One month to go!

is coming to Saskatoon on May 23. Let your athletes know that they have a chance to show their Olympic potential and receive resources to pursue their podium dreams.

Registration is free ⬇️
https://www.rbctrainingground.ca/

04/07/2026

Check out this free workshop happening tomorrow and hosted by Canadian Sport Centre Canadian Sport Centre Saskatchewan.

We're back with our workshops that will help in Building Your Coaching Toolbox and this time we're tackling "Coaching Gen Z Athletes".

Join us on Wednesday, April 8 as Robert Fegg, head coach of Luge Canada, breaks down what has changed, where coaches are still sometimes getting it wrong, and how to communicate in a way that builds trust, accountability, and performance without lowering standards. Straight to the point, honest coaching talk with practical takeaways.

All attendees will receive one Professional Development point.

Register⬇️
https://bit.ly/4jouyI9