JRMCC Sport, Culture and Recreation Department
JRMCC is where we host a wide variety of community sports and events
Posted by Autumn Carlson. Originally posted by Lac La Ronge Tri-Community Soccer Association
Alfred Jenkins Indoor Soccer Field ** Prince AlbertSafe Travels to everyone! U13,U15,&U17 Band members: Soccer tryouts this Saturday in PA!! Sign up using the QR code.
Today we welcomed Bob Reindl, Executive Director of Saskatchewan Athletics, for a site visit of the track and overview of the athletics competition for the Tony Cote First Nations Summer Games!
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Can you please contact me ASAP!
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Contact me for more information 306-420-9153 or on fb messenger 😊
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Things may change so be sure to call just in case things may have changed 😊
JRMCC Fastball Tournament. Saturday June 8.
One Day Event. One Game Final. Adults Pay Admission. Deadly Payout. Everybody Wins!
To view the draw you must have a Facebook account. Click on the link below https://www.facebook.com/share/v/wAZUSRS3DjPiNjrQ/?mibextid=oFDknk
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** Date for Athletics **Archery 🏹 Softball 🥎 Golf ⛳️ Completed tryouts: Teams will be posted shortly.
Thank you for your patience.
Thank you mayor Julie Baschuk and the Village of Air Ronge council for the wonderful donation!
Originally posted by Julie Baschuk. Pictured here: Cobe Delaney, Julie Baschuk, Kevin Roberts Respectfully, Mayor Baschuk
“The Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League (SJHL) wanted to recognize truth and reconciliation, and the relationship between all of the communities in our league and First Nations and Métis people.”The La Ronge Ice Wolves raised a total of $10,090 through the sale of special orange jerseys commemorating the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Cobe Delaney, former #8 La Ronge Ice Wolf being a local Air Ronge kid, and band member of Lac La Ronge Indian Band, our council donated $1,000 in support of the initiative and to purchase his hockey jersey. It was only fitting that we donate the jersey to JRMCC where it can be hung alongside other local LLRIB alumni. Cobe is a great role model for our youth. We hope that all young athletes look at his jersey, and know they too, can have incredible success. JRMCC provides outstanding opportunities to children, youth and families so that everyone has access to play. It’s so important that all children know they have equitable opportunities, support and access. All the best to Cobe as he heads to college to further his education and hockey career this fall.
Mark your Calendar!
JQFP Softball Camp at JRMCC Sports Grounds, open to LLRIB members but we also welcome non-LLRIB members living in the Tri-Community & members of Woodland Cree band communities.
Contact Nichole Charles to register!
