2005
Regina
Saskatchewan turned one hundred years young in 2005. It celebrated by becoming the first province to host Canada Games three times. These Summer Games in Regina marked a few other breakthroughs: athletes were given permission to compete in two different sports for the first time, women’s wrestling made its debut, and the addition of diversity ambassadors rounded out another important stage of growth for the Canada Games.
Regina
Summer Games
2005
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2005
Regina
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4
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Krista
Betts
Wrestling
Women’s 36-40 kg
G
Chris
Deering
Wrestling
Men’s 43-46 kg
S
Shawn
LeBlanc
Wrestling
Men’s up to 63 kg
S
Team NB
Alex Hall, Daniel Guest, Benjamin Mills, Mike Stockford
Men’s Lightweight Fours
Rowing
S
Team NB
Alex Hall, Daniel Guest, Joshua Fowler, Mike Stockford
Rowing
Men’s Four
B
Team NB
Denis Chenard, Eric Cormier, Sebastien Dube, Eric Gaudet, Mathieu Giroux, Mathew Lally, Travis Moore, Kenneth Morrison, Peter Tryphonopolous, Olivier Babineau, Scott Brown, Philippe Demers, Maxime Ferlatte,cMathieu Mallet, Antonio Mekari, Giuseppe Scichilone, David Smith
Men’s
Soccer
S
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2005
Regina
Women's wrestling is golden at these Canada Games, showing once again why the team is one of province’s strongest performers: wrestling has the third highest medal count of all New Brunswick sports.
The Games at a Glance
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