Author: kevinroberts

Attention Golfers:The LLRIB Open currently has 105 PAID entries as of today, this list is not posted.

We have 124 UNPAID but will ONLY accept another 80 registrants from the list posted below. Due to high interest, all 124 registrants on the UNPAID list are hereby advised that you will have until 12:00 pm (noon), July 1 to pay your entry fee. We will accept the first 80 payments then close off registration. This is first come, first served and we will not hold spots. No exceptions. Thank you for your understanding.

We expect to post tee times Monday July 15.

Total Cash Payout is now at $50,000.00.

Shared by Emma Smallwood

Last step is moving all the equipment into the new spot! Next week I’ll be sending out a roll call for any volunteers who are able to come and help to move equipment!

Shared by Lac La Ronge Indian Band Golf Tournament ⛳️

Lac La Ronge members are at the First Nations Cup this week at the beautiful Elkridge Golf resort. We’re proud to announce our very own Dade Bernatchez was successful in the junior boys division winning with a score of +4.

Originally posted by Woodland Sector on June 5th

Softball 🥎 Second Evaluation June 29th 2024
U13 Male & Female 11:00am
U15 Male & Female 1:00pm
U17 Male & Female 3:00pm
Jrmcc – La Ronge, Sk

JRMCC Baseball Diamonds are being upgraded with fresh shale and new, larger bleachers in preparation of the Tony Cote First Nations Summer Games in August!

The page with 286 followers (directly below this paragraph) is the official page of the “2024 Tony Cote Summer Games” hosted by Lac La Ronge Indian Band, please follow this one!

The copy/fraudulent Facebook page “Tony Cote Summer Games 2024” page that has 2.6 followers (below this paragraph) is a fake account. Please report it and leave group if you have joined.

One of the giveaways is that page still uses some images from the 2022 event hosted by James Smith Cree Nation!

Free admission.

Doors will open at 5:00 pm. Our canteen will be open so you don’t need to cook supper. Chairs will be available but you may also bring your own lawn chairs.

Door prizes for best dressed fans.

The track paving is now complete, now to let it cure for two weeks before lines get painted.

The SMVS sports complex upgrade (track, softball diamond, beach volleyball court and parking) will amount to close to half a million dollars, this will be one of the lasting legacies of the 2024 Tony Cote First Nations Summer Games!

To view the video of the track, you must have a Facebook account. Click on the link below.

https://www.facebook.com/share/v/TJG24qTAxmM6QNAq/?mibextid=oFDknk