Saskatoon Track & Field Club

Athletes at the Gordie Howe Sports Complex had a memorable day meeting Savannah Sutherland, one of Canada’s elite track and field talents. Savannah took the time to encourage the next generation of athletes, sharing her presence and support with those training on the same ground where she once competed.

For those unfamiliar with her achievements, Savannah is a standout. Originally from Borden, SK, and developed through the Saskatoon Track & Field Club, she is a two-time NCAA 400m hurdles champion, the NCAA record holder, and the Canadian record holder. She placed 7th at the most recent Olympic Games, proving her place among the world’s best.

Savannah will continue her impressive season at the Edmonton Invitational on July 13, where she will test her speed against strong competition. Following that, she is set to compete at the World Athletics Championships in September, representing Canada on the biggest stage in the sport.

Keep an eye on Savannah — her drive, talent, and dedication make her one of the most exciting athletes to watch as she continues to reach new heights.

The Saskatoon Track & Field Club is proud to celebrate one of its standout athletes, Jake Neufeld, who has officially been selected to represent Canada at the 2025 FISU Summer World University Games in Rhine-Ruhr, Germany, this July.

Jake, a talented decathlete, has trained and competed with the Saskatoon Track & Field Club for several years, showing outstanding dedication, perseverance, and growth in one of track and field’s most demanding disciplines. His selection to Team Canada is a well-earned recognition of both his athletic performance and his commitment to the sport.

🌟 Competing on the World Stage

Jake will take on the decathlon, an event that tests an athlete’s all-around skill and determination across ten disciplines. Representing both the club and Canada, Jake will have the chance to measure himself against the best student-athletes in the world at one of the globe’s largest multi-sport events.

Always known for his smiling, positive demeanor — whether on the field or supporting his teammates — Jake sets an inspiring example for all members of the club.

🗓️ What’s Next

The FISU Games athletics competitions run from July 21–27, 2025. With Jake’s proven consistency, strong competitive spirit, and the support of his coaches and teammates at the Saskatoon Track & Field Club, he is poised to make an impressive showing for Canada.

💬 Jake’s Words

“I’m beyond excited and grateful for this opportunity to represent Canada,” Jake shared. “The Saskatoon Track & Field Club has supported me every step of the way, and I can’t wait to give it my all on the international stage.”

👏 Club Pride

Jake’s journey reflects the Saskatoon Track & Field Club’s mission of fostering athletic excellence and personal development. His hard work, sportsmanship, and positive leadership make him a role model for younger athletes across our club community. We are incredibly proud to see him wear the maple leaf and look forward to cheering him on in Germany.

Congratulations, Jake — your Saskatoon Track & Field Club family is behind you all the way!

STFC had a great weekend attending the Legion National Youth Championships this weekend in Calgary, AB! SO many PBs, great performances, and memories to be had. Thanks to all the volunteers, officials, coaches, athletes, and parents that make this all happen. Special shoutout to @caltafyyc, @legionnationals and @tourismyyc for putting on a great meet. See you next year!!

U16 WOMEN

Katie Seto
80mH – 14th 13.47
PV – 2.75m (PB)

Didi Ukandu-Ndubueze
100m – 6th 12.43 (PB)
200m – 10th 26.42
4x400m – 14th 4:09.88

Raeya Charlton
HJ – 8th 1.50 (PB)

Arielle Denis
200mH – 29th 33.00 (=PB)

Eleanor De Carle
200mH – 34th 35.98

Fallon Borowski
80mH – 19th 13.77
200mH – 19th 31.73
PV – 2.30m

U18 WOMEN

Happy Oluwasikun
100mH – 9th 14.54 (PB)
400mH – 5th 62.66
4x100m – 6th 48.11
4x400m – 14th 4:09.88

Esther Obidiya
100m – 25th 12.80
LJ – 5th 5.49m
4x100m – 6th 48.11

Sarah Leverton
100m – 18th 12.64
200m – 24th 25.75
LJ – 13th 5.14m
4x100m – 6th 48.11
4x400m – 14th 4:09.88

Charlotte Wildeman
PV – 9th 2.75m

Taya Green
LJ – 11th 5.22m (PB)
4x100m – 6th 48.11

Lucille Regier
HT – 12th 39.52m (PB)

Anna Knittig
400m – 35th 61.89
4x400m – 14th 4:09.88

Makenna Kucherhan
100mH – 19th 15.91

Brooke Bigoraj
DT – 15th 25.92m
SP – 23rd 9.30m

Emily Hirschfeld
PV – 15th 2.40m

Lauren Proctor
SP – 19th 10.11m (PB)

Keira Van Nortwick
100m – 34th 12.94
100mH – 17th 15.67
LJ – 10th 5.26m

U16 MEN

Hayden Jalbert
100m – 15th 11.88 (PB)
100mH – 5th 13.97 (PB)
200m – 14th 23.78 (PB)
LJ – 17th 5.46m

Kael Noble
LJ – 13th 5.68 (PB)

U18 MEN

Corbin Unruh U
HJ – 2.05m
LJ – 17th 6.28m

Mateo Trejo-Monroy
1500m – 33rd 4:17.02
800m – 4th 1:55.77

Sam Regier
PV – 12th 3.40m

Reise Dolan
DT – 16th 41.22m
SP – 13th 13.17m

Grayson Gignac-Assalin
100m – 19th 11.47

Caelen Bridgette
JT – 19th 36.29m

Dami Igbekoyi
200m – 38th 24.12

Niklos Irwin
400m – 39th 53.35
800m 1:54.71

Nick Srok
Decathlon – 12th 5224