Sport Calendar for the 2008 Saskatchewan Summer Games - click here The city of Lloydminster will be hosting the next Saskatchewan Summer Games, August 3-9, 2008. For more information on the Saskatchewan Games program, please visit the Saskatchewan Games Council website or the Lloydminster 2008 Saskatchewan Summer Games website. Zone 3 Team Selection 2008 Saskatchewan Summer Games Please refer to Sask. Games Sport Calendar (link provided above) for full age classification information. Cycling (Mountain Bike) This team has one spot to fill with a female athlete. For more information, please contact Terry Martyniuk, 694-1065 e-mail: tbmarty@saskltel.net Triathlon Athletes are still required in the 14-15 and 16-19 age categories (male and female). Coach & Manager reqired. For more information, contact Ted Schaeffer, 694-4934 or 694-2230. Soccer Males – Open try outs will be held in Moose Jaw on Sunday, June 8. All U14 players encouraged to attend. Contact Head Coach, Dale Perry for dates & details, 773-2731.  E-mail: dale.perry@shaw.ca Females – Open try outs in Moose Jaw on Sunday, June 8 and tentatively scheduled for Siwft Current June 21-22.  Contact Bill Thomas, 773-3296 E-mail:  bill.thomas@sasktel.net Athletics (Track & Field) This team will be chosen based on results from other designated competitions (ie. High School District and Provincial meets).  Athlete Declaration forms due in by June 15. Contact Dale Lawrence, 354-2877 or the office, 297-3217 for details. Synchronized Swimming Athletes are needed to form this team. A coach is in place that will train interested participants.  Contact Maureen Horrocks for more information, 693-8522 or Janelle at Synchro Sask., 780-9227. Archery Team Selection scheduled for June 29.  Register by June 25 with Janette Wessner, 773-9583 Softball Softball will be a team playdown held the weekend of June 27-29.  The winning team will represent Zone 3 at the Saskatchewan Summer Games.  Teams must register with Softball Sask. by June 1. Contact Doug Wasser for further details, 693-0891  e-mail: wass49@sasktel.net Golf Playoff to be held July 10 at Elmwood Golf Club in Swift Current. Contact Jeff Chambers for further details and to register, 773-2722.  e-mail:  jchambers@elmwoodgc.ca Lacrosse Try out date TBD.  Interested players should contact Barry Stewart for details, 693-6278  e-mail: stewart.barry@prairiesouth.ca  or Mission Staff, Harvey Hysuik, 642-3383. Baseball Open tryouts.  Date and location TDB. Contact Jack Cameron, 662-3300. Canoe/Kayak Playdown date:  July 5   Location:  Moose Jaw Contact Mark Gilliland, 693-3457.  e-mail: gilliland.mark@prairiesouth.ca Swim Summer Swimmers only are eligible. This team will be chosen based on results from other designated competitions. Contact Paula Sundquist for details, 773-4485.  e-mail: scottsundquist@sasktel.net Male Athletes required in Special Olympics Swimming.  Contact Jackie Powell at 778-3706.  E-mail:  powelljd@sasktel.net Male and Female athletes and coaches required for Special Olympics Athletics.  Contact Dwinell in the office, 297-3217 E-mail: zone3@sasktel.net  or Todd Johnson, 694-5582.

provided by the Saskatoon Sports Council www.saskatoonsportscouncil.ca • Provincial amateur sport competitive program established in 1972 in response to sport groups' needs. • Games are held every two years, alternately summer and winter sports. • Provides a major multi-sport competitive event permitting participation by athletes throughout the province. • Provides a focus for growth/development of amateur sport: athletes, coaches, officials, administrators, volunteers at the zone sport level. • Provides communities outside Regina and Saskatoon the opportunity to host a major sports event. • Leaves host communities a legacy of upgraded sport facilities, experienced sport officials, and a corps of trained volunteers. • Provides a provincial showcase increasing public awareness and support for amateur sport in Saskatchewan. • Divides province into nine zones (Regina and Saskatoon are each one zone) for team/competition purposes. • Provincial sport governing bodies determine class and competition rules. • Saskatchewan Culture, Youth and Recreation together with zone committees, sport organizations, Sask Sport Inc. and the Games Council cooperate to ensure a successful event. • Games funding from corporate sponsors, Saskatchewan Lotteries, Saskatchewan Games Council, host community, and souvenir sales. • Largest amateur sporting event in Saskatchewan involving over 2,000 athletes, coaches, managers and mission staff.

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