JRMCC Sport, Culture and Recreation Department

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Tri-Community Dance Club is thrilled to be able to showcase our fall dance session teams as well as a mini documentary premier that we created with b/w Photo, Dance Saskatchewan, and with funding and support through SK Arts, Dance Saskatchewan, the Town La Ronge, & JRMCC SPORTS & RECREATION DEPT.. “The Circle Unites Us” is about bringing dance into our community, the fusion of hip hop and hoop dance and the impacts of dance on us all. It features many of the children and our incredible instructors Chancz Perry, Lawrence A. Roy Jr., & our support and background folks like Sarah Hoag & Art by Annalisa. We hope you’ll join us in celebration of these two events. Attend one or both!! Connect with us if you have any questions.

Dance families, please check your emails for info on the rehearsal and performance schedules!

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While we do have a janitor for the facility, there are times when members can also help keep the facility clean and tidy when the janitor is not on shift. With that in mind we’ve installed a extend your membership an extra day for that purpose. Give us a hand in keeping our facility nice and clean. If we catch you on camera doing this enough times, we will extend your membership an extra day!

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Congrats to our very own Emma Smallwood, Fitness Centre Supervisor here at JRMCC, on receiving the Sports category award at the recent Celebration of Women’s Gala!

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Good morning!

There will be drop in CrossFit classes tonight November 23. These classes are for EVERYONE of all fitness levels! Classes will be:

• 5:30 – 6:30
• 6:30 – 7:30

Each class will be $10 which can be paid by EMT or Cash. Please show up a few minutes early as we start at 5:30 and 6:30 sharp.

See you there!

Join us for the best tournament in the North, the 11th Annual Jimmy Roberts Memorial 4-Division Hockey Tournament, an event of the 2023 Lac La Ronge Winter Festival!

Here’s the lineup of performers for the Northern Talent Showcase to be held on Saturday, February 24, 2023. Congratulations to all who made it to the showcase and thank you to all who came to audition. Thank you to the judges Frannie Ratt, Steve Kimball, Deryka Reign Friesen and Gary Bondarchuck for doing such an amazing job all weekend!

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Hi Everyone! For families who have registered for dance, please check your emails for a confirmation from us that your child is in the January session. If you thought you registered but you did NOT receive an email from us, you are not registered for the January-May so please visit the website and fill our the registration form for your child’s age group.

We are taking a few more dancers for the January to May 2023 session for both combo and tap classes. Please visit our website for information on the schedule, fees, class dates and registration forms. There have been changes to instructors/locations for tap and most will be virtual now due to our in town instructor relocating. We have spaces in the following classes:

Combo Classes:
Age 3-4 group up to 7 spaces available
Age 5-6 group FULL
Age 7-8 group up to 11 spaces available
Age 9-13 group up to 10 spaces available

Tap:
Age 5-8 group up to 7 spaces available
Age 9-13 group up to 10 spaces available

If you are registering for the next session, please pay your fees by November 26th. Let us know if you have questions or need any support.

www.tri-communitydanceclub.com

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This Thursday at Eagle Point!

“From the beginning, husband and wife duo Chelsey June and Jaaji have chosen to let their music speak for itself. And when considered alongside the nearly 30 various music awards and nominations they have accumulated over the past six years as Twin Flames, it is obvious they have something special going on. Chelsey June, (Settler, Métis, Algonquin and Cree heritage) from Ottawa, and Jaaji (Inuk and Mohawk) man from Nunavik and Kahnawake, are part of an Indigenous renaissance. Their cultural backgrounds span Canada’s geography and their songs, delivered through a mix of English, French, and Inuktitut, have helped them earn a unique place among contemporary music makers from coast to coast. Their humour on stage is often unexpected and combined with impeccable storytelling Twin Flames allows audiences to feel a truly human connection.”

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Prior to Skate All Players must have a photo taken for accreditation tags.

Players that cannot make it out to this weekend. It is the Parent/Guardian responsibility to make arrangements to schedule their skate with Organizer and/or Coach.

All hockey Rosters will not be final until we’ve identified the youth who cannot attend.

No tryout fee – No Team fee

JRMCC Sports & Recreation Department would like to thank all teams that come to our reserve community of Lac La Ronge to participate in our annual Ice Breaker and Volleyball Bash tournaments. Thank you as well to the players and fans, without you this event isn’t possible. Congratulations to the winning teams and all-star selections.

Volleyball Bash:

1st Indian Time

2nd Deadly Daddies

3rd FA-FO

Recreation Hockey:

1st Pinehouse

2nd PBCN Stars

3rd Stanley Mission

Rec Hockey All-Stars

Best Goalie: Hayden Linklater

Best Defence: Larry Flett

Most Sportsmanlike: Josh Linklater

Top Forward: Cody Michelle

MVP: Dwayne McKenzie Jr.

Female and Male Volleyball All-Stars

Best Setter: Johanna Nelson

Best Hitter: Desiree Ferrier

MVP: Desiree Flett

Best Setter: Kendall Starr

Best Hitter: Askiy Walkingbear

MVP: Shawn Netmaker