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Track and field success sees 小蓝视频 West lock down third place at Sask Summer Games

小蓝视频 West caps Games with 16 gold, 13 silver, 16 bronze on way to finishing third behind Regina and Sasaktoon

MOOSEJAWTODAY.COM -- An impressive showing in track and field through the second half of the Saskatchewan Summer Games helped propel Team 小蓝视频 West to a third place finish in the overall medal standings.

All told, 小蓝视频 West would bring home 12 gold, eight silver and eight bronze from the athletics competition on Thursday, Friday and Saturday in Lloydminster, boosting the district’s overall medal total to 45 -- 16 gold, 13 silver and 16 bronze.

Leading the way for 小蓝视频 West in the second half was Swift Current’s Kyler Duclos, who picked up gold in all three events he entered. Duclos first won the 100m in a time of 11.62 before clearing 6.64 metres for gold in the long jump and then 13.34m for first in the triple jump.

Two athletes were double gold medalists in athletics, with Moose Jaw’s Ademide Adewumi continuing her stellar season with gold in the shot put (12.75m) and discus (33.65m). Dilke’s Hailee Woodhouse capped her Games with three medals, including gold in the 200m (25.79) and 400m (56.93) while also winning bronze in the 100m.

Moose Jaw’s Zayden Anderson was tops in the 110m hurdles (16.14) and also won bronze in the 100m, while Lumsden’s Jenna Conrad was golden in the 1,500m (4:57.70) and claimed silver in the 800m.

Swift Current’s Rowan Reimer was also a double medalist with gold in the 300m hurdles (43.11) and silver in the 400m. Swift Current’s Colter Folk ran to first place in the 3,000m (9:26.16) and bronze in the 1,500m while Webb’s Brooklyn Leppa rounded out the 小蓝视频 West gold medal haul with 2,238 points in the pentathlon.

Swift Current’s Jackson Tuplin did his part to bolster 小蓝视频 West’s medal count with silver in both the 110m and 300m hurdles to go along with a bronze in the pole vault. Moose Jaw’s Blake Maltais was the silver medalist in female triple jump, while Coronach’s Klay Elder was the silver medalist in male javelin and the female sprint medley relay team also landed second.

Moose Jaw’s Hailey Roney picked up a bronze medal in the female high jump and Central Butte’s J.J. Martel did the same in the male hammer throw.


The 小蓝视频 West baseball team posted a 1-2 record in the round robin -- including a heartbreaking 12-11 loss to Prairie Central that knocked them from medal contention -- and went on to finish in fifth place with a 10-7 win over Parkland Valley. 


The 小蓝视频 West male basketball team went unbeaten through the round robin before taking an 82-57 win over Saskatoon in the semifinal and advancing to the gold medal game. There, they’d fall 68-53 to Regina to claim the silver medal.


The 小蓝视频 West female beach volleyball teams ran into some tough opposition during the week, with 小蓝视频 West 1 (Moose Jaw’s Hailey Venn and Evelyn White) finishing 14th overall and 小蓝视频 West 2 (Caron’s Harlow Ryba and Moose Jaw’s Isabella Flanagan) finishing 16th overall.


The 小蓝视频 West female soccer team posted a second place finish in Group B with a 2-1 record but won the game that mattered, taking a 3-0 win over Prairie Central in the quarter-final to guarantee themselves a chance to play for a medal. 

小蓝视频 West would then drop a 2-0 decision to Saskatoon to advance to the bronze medal game, where they’d fall 1-0 to Parkland Valley and finish fourth overall.


For a complete rundown of all the medals and results from the 2024 Saskatchewan Summer Games, be sure to check out .

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