The site of the 2025 SHSAA Track & Field Provincial Championships in Moose Jaw this past weekend. (Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association/Facebook)

By Logan Lehmann

High School Sports

Locals medal at SHSAA track and field provincials

Jun 10, 2025 | 2:10 PM

The best high school track and field athletes were in Moose Jaw over the weekend for the Saskatchewan High Schools Athletic Association’s (SHSAA) Provincial Track and Field Championships.

Out of the athletes who competed, a handful managed to place on the podium and come home with some hardware. A complete list of results can be found here.

Carlton saw a couple first place victories along with some second and third place finishes. One of those athletes who claimed gold was Stryker Zablocki, who won the Senior Girls 100m (11.84). She also won silver in the Senior Girls 200m (24.41).

Braden Bennington blew the competition out of the water in the Junior Boys 3000m and won with a time of 9:28.26, more than 20 seconds ahead of second place. He also finished fifth in the Junior Boys 1500m (4:34.13). Meanwhile, Matthew Quiring claimed silver in the Intermediate Boys 3000m (10:02.92) and placed fourth in the Intermediate Boys 1500m (4:33.82).

Other notable Carlton finishes include:

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Raedyn Reddekopp – 4th Junior Girls Long Jump (4.67m), 6th Junior Girls 200m (27.38)

Kingston Marsh – 5th Senior Boys Pole Vault (3.10m)

Kaitlyn Foy – 6th Junior Girls Discus (26.32m)

Although no golds, St. Mary had one podium placement in Kyeran Murphy, who captured silver in Intermediate Boys High Jump with a 1.79m jump. He also placed ninth in Intermediate Boys Long Jump (5.46m) and tenth in Intermediate Boys Triple Jump (11.53m).

Lucas Boechler just missed the podium in Senior Boys Pole Vault, finishing fourth with a 3.10m vault.

Other notable St. Mary finishes include:

Mila Stonechild – 7th Intermediate Girls Discus (24.41m)

Drew Schultz – 7th Junior Boys Tetrathlon 800m (2:29.25)

Grace Vedress – 8th Senior Girls Pole Vault (2.30m)

See below some other notable placements from athletes in surrounding communities:

Big River

Josh Christiansen – 3rd Junior Boys Discus (39.80)

Birch Hills

Hannah Braaten – 6th Junior Girls Tetrathlon Shot Put (7.42m)

Blaine Lake

Ty Mix – 5th Senior Boys 100m (11.06)

Debden

Kimowon Rabbitskin – 4th Senior Girls High Jump (1.50m)

Meath Park

Adam Jensen – 4th Senior Boys Discus (37.45)

Shellbrook

Cole Smith – 3rd Senior Boys Shot Put (13.55m)

Hunter Smith – 6th Intermediate Boys Discus (37.30m), 6th Intermediate Boys Shot Put (12.11m)

Marcail Philp – 3rd Senior Girls 3000m (10:48.74), 5th Senior Girls 1500m (4:59.86), 6th Senior Girls 800m (2:32.28)

Reagan Collins – 4th Intermediate Boys 100m (11.74), 6th Intermediate Boys 200m (24.36)

Samantha Kennedy – 4th Junior 80m Hurdles (13.01), 7th Junior Girls Triple Jump (10.05m)

Spiritwood

Emeri Simonar – 6th Senior Girls 1500m (5:20.64), 7th Senior Girls 3000m (11:44.44)

Waldheim

Jaelyn Epp – 2nd Intermediate Girls Shot Put (11.32m)

Tyson Neufeld – 7th Junior Boys Shot Put (11.38m)

Wakaw

Micah Green – 6th Junior Boys 800m (2:13.51), 6th Junior Boys 1500m (4:38.03), 7th Junior Boys 3000m (10:15.35)

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