We are proud to announce that Mark Discombe has officially joined Sask Rugby as our new Rugby Development Officer . Mark is a staple of our rugby community, bringing a World Rugby Level 2 coaching certification and technical expertise. From captaining provincial sides to being selected as the Head Coach for Team Saskatchewan U20 Men’s 7s at the 2025 Canada Summer Games , Mark’s expertise will be vital in growing the game we love across the province. Join us in welcoming Mark to the team!
Saskatchewan Rugby is seeking an individual to fill the position of Rugby Development Officer. The Rugby Development Officer is responsible to create a thriving development structure within the Province that supports the National Growth Strategy to develop grassroots rugby, grow participation and strengthen pathways for players, coaches and officials. The 3 Primary Functions for the position include: Growth Strategy – delivering the development and evolve the key concepts of the National Growth Strategy by broadening and diversifying the demographic interested in rugby, creating and expanding safe, accessible playing opportunities, promoting safe sport and long-term participation in rugby. Member Organization Development – committed to introducing and supporting our member organizations through growing capacity with tools and resources, training and education for volunteers, coaches and officials, taking assessments and leading change. Administration – has the technical skills necessary to contribute to the management, development and continued sustainability of rugby programming in Saskatchewan. This includes the ability to understand and contribute to strategic planning, communicate effectively with partners and experience managing volunteer committee structures and volunteers, keeping groups on track and working with groups to implement projects/programs. To apply please send your resume and cover letter to: jobs@saskrugby.com with RDO in the subject line. Complete Job Description
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Saskatchewan Rugby is proud to announce Our Team Saskatchewan Rugby roster for the 2025 Canada Summer Games in St John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador!
The Saskatchewan Rugby Union is seeking to recruit dynamic, engaged and qualified candidates to serve on our Board of Directors that embody our values, share our passion and want to help advance and strengthen our organization, the quality of our programs and the value to our memberships. We are currently seeking nominations for Directors for our Board of Directors. We are looking for individuals who have knowledge and understanding of the Saskatchewan Rugby Community, demonstrated leadership experience with strong network in your community. Directors will serve a three year term and be expected to attend and participate in all Sask Rugby Board meetings, commit to annual fundraising efforts and promotion as well as be actively involved in a standing committee. Online Nominations are now open and can be completed via this link:
Help support the 2025 Sask Rugby 7s Programs as they prepare for the 2025 Canada Summer Games in Newfoundland. https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/sk-rugby
We are hiring for multiple exciting postions to support rugby this summer. These positions are supported with funding through Canada Summer Jobs Grant. Candidates must be between the ages of 15 to 30.
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”3 World Cups, reaching the semi final each time and the 5th women inducted into the Rugby Canada Hall of Fame” Chair of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame Robb Elchuk announced today that Julie Foster has been inducted into the Saskatchewan Sport Hall of Fame Class of 2025. Julie is the first individual rugby player to be induced into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame Museum.
Rugby is seeking energetic, organized and collaborative people to join their team on behalf of Rugby Canada who is supporting the financial means for this position through Sport Canada. The position requires great organization, communication and problem solving skills. Prior experience organizing sporting programs is ideal. Reporting to Saskatchewan Rugby’s Development Officer, the position is a Part Time (9 hours per week) seasonal position running from March 2024 to July 2024. The YDO/Sessional Coach will be expected to work approximately 10 hours per week although workload may vary. CLICK HERE TO SEE FULL JOB POSTING: Sport for All – Sessional Coaches Ad
