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🏐 2026 FSIN Youth Volleyball Championships

🏐 2026 FSIN Youth Volleyball Championships – Thank You & Congratulations 🏐

What an incredible weekend in Regina for our FSIN youth volleyball teams! We are so proud of every athlete who competed, represented our communities, and gave their all on the court.Out of some very competitive divisions, our teams showed just how strong our program is:

🥇 U15 Girls – Undefeated out of 21 teams

What a dominant and disciplined showing from this group!

🥉 U13 Girls – 3rd Place out of 21 teams

Only one game lost all tournament – an amazing performance!

Our other teams competed in extremely tough divisions and some teams had winning records:

• U13 Boys – 13 teams

• U15 Boys – 13 teams

• U17 Boys – 21 teams

• U17 Girls – 21 teams

Even when a team doesn’t end up on the podium, the growth, experience, and heart these athletes showed is what truly matters.

Every one of these youth battled hard, supported one another, and represented our Nation with pride.

A heartfelt thank-you to all of our coaches for stepping up, mentoring, and pushing these kids to be their best.

Thank you to the parents and chaperones who travelled, supervised, cheered, and made sure these youth were supported on and off the court. None of this happens without you.

Most of all, thank you to our athletes!

YOU made your families and our communities proud.

Last but not least a huge shoutout to Nichole Charles and Michelle Charlse who took charge and coordinated this entire initiative with tryouts, final rosters, coach recruitment, hotel bookings, travel arrangements, coach and parent travel support and team updates during the event.

Thank you for your outstanding work! 💚

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JRMCC Sports & Recreation and Team Woodland are pleased to host the Saskatchewan Treaty Senior Hockey Championships

JRMCC Sports & Recreation and Team Woodland are pleased to host the Saskatchewan Treaty Senior Hockey Championships. This event is a continuation of the FSIN Adult Hockey Championships (senior contact and 35+ divisions). Although we are not affiliated with Hockey Saskatchewan, our event will be insured through HUB International, a Saskatoon-based insurance broker.

Division winners will receive championship rings and the top three will all receive trophies and banners!

Our event will follow the same rules as previous FSIN Adult Hockey Championship events (all-rez format with no imports) and teams will be given a Band Verification Form to fill out. In keeping with those specific rules, “transfers in progress” will not be accepted. You can only play one division.

We will accept teams and put them on a list, however this does not qualify you as “entered”.

To be officially entered in this event and included in the draw, we will require full entry fee (cash or e-transfer only) to be paid in full two weeks before the event (12:00 pm, Friday April 17), this will be on a first-come-first-served basis.

Rosters and Band Verification Forms will be required the week of the event (12:00 pm, Monday April 27).

The live draw date will be Monday April 24 on our JRMCC SPORTS & RECREATION page on Facebook.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/jrmcc/?ref=share&mibextid=NSMWBT

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NOTICE TO PARENTS/GUARDIANS 2026 Youth FSIN Volleyball Championships

Posted by Nichole Charles

PARENTS/GUARDIANS2026 Youth FSIN Volleyball Championships – ReginaAs playoff brackets have now started!

I would like to thank all parents and guardians for bringing your athletes to Regina to compete at the 2026 FSIN Volleyball Championships. Your support makes these opportunities possible for our youth.Please remember that our coaches have stepped up to volunteer their time and expertise to coach these teams. They are experienced in volleyball and have committed themselves to being here for the athletes. I ask that all parents and players show them the respect they deserve.This is competitive volleyball, not community or recreational volleyball. Playing time, positions, and roster decisions are based on performance, effort, and what is best for the team.Being selected to be on an FSIN team is a privilege. Following the PAGC Championships, coaches were given the opportunity to make final roster decisions in the best interest of the team.If a player or parent is unable to respect coaching decisions, I ask that you refrain from attending games, as negative attitudes affect the entire team and bench. We are here to support our athletes in a positive, encouraging environment.

Let’s work together to make this a great experience for our youth.

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