Regina / 980 CJME. CJME News. Apr 6, 2023 | 2:12 PM. (File photo/650 CKOM) It's been five years since the last Tony Cote First Nations Winter Games. That'll be changing next week, when the James Smith Cree Nation hosts the games in Saskatoon. Thousands of athletes aged 12 to 18 will be competing in hockey, basketball, volleyball, table.. Tony Cote First Nations Winter Games Staff Lyle Daniels, Games Manager 306-551-5454 [email protected] April Tipewan, Assistant Games Manager 306-841-7326 [email protected] Rodger Ross, Communications 306-552-6673 [email protected] Questions: [email protected]
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U13 Male Hockey Draw Updated (April 12-8:00pm) - PDF U15 Male Hockey Draw Updated (April 12-8:00pm) - PDF U18 Male Hockey Draw Updated (April 12-8:00pm) - PDF. The Tony Cote Winter Games have officially wrapped up. Closing ceremonies for the games went Thursday in Saskatoon. Games Manager Lyle Daniels told MBC Radio News there was a sizable group of people who took part in the games this time around. "It was under 4,000 athletes, coaches and chaperons that participated from my understand it looked like from (all), 74 First Nations throughout.
