BREE CROOKSHANKSof the Regina Cougars 2019-2020 swim team.• 2018 Canada West Bronze Medal (200-metre breaststroke)• 2017 Canada West Bronze Medal (4x100 medley relay)UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 2018-19• U SPORTS Championships, Feb. 21-23 in Vancouver - 4th in 100 breast, 6th in 50 breast, 9th in 200 breast, 9th in 200 IM (90 points scored)• Canada West Championships, Nov. 23-25 in Calgary - 3rd in 200 breast, 5th in 50 breast, 5th in 100 breast, 6th in 400 IM, 6th in 4x100 medley, 6th in 4x200 freestyle, 7th in 4x100 freestyle (57 points scored)• Top swim - 32.71 (50 breast LC at U SPORTS Championships, Feb. 21)UNIVERSITY OF REGINA 2017-18• U SPORTS Championships, Feb. 22-24, Toronto - 4th in 200 breast, 7th in 100 breast, 8th in 400 IM, 15th in 50 breast, 7th in 4x100 medley, 13th in 4x200 freestyle, 16th in 4x100 freestyle (83 points scored)• Canada West Championships, Nov. 24-26, Victoria - 4th in 200 breast, 5th in 50 breast, 5th in 400 IM, and 6th in 100 breast, 3rd in 4x100 medley, 4th in 4x200 freestyle (56 points scored)• Bronze in the 4x100 medley was the first women's relay medal in program history• Top swim - 2:29.54 (200 breast SC at U SPORTS Championships, Feb. 23)

Faith Reid

Brad Clifford rounds a corner on the ‘Jackpot’ trail at Buffalo Pound Provincial Park in Southern Saskatchewan.

A Sportrait from a series I was commissioned to do for the Canadian Football League to bolster their social media content ahead of the 2017 season.

Wade Huber, Amateur golfer.

A sportrait I did for Bailey Braden at an outdoor rink on one of the coldest days of the year, -40 degrees celsius! 🥶

Mini GP Racer

Bachmann Played in eight Canada West matches during the regular season, making one start ... had six shots on goal in 225 minutes played ... briefly appeared in the team's playoff game against MacEwan.

Sights from the 6th annual Wayne Roper Premier Women Memorial tournament on Fri Jan 24 at Sturges Park. Credit: Arthur Ward/Arthur Images

Lakeshore Tennis

Galligan is the current Irish 800m outdoor record holder after running a time of 2.00.58 in 2013 to break Irish distance running legend Sonia O’Sullivan’s previous record. Galligan has represented Ireland at numerous European and World Championship competitions in track events and at various global cross country events. The Newbridge athlete is also a qualified primary school teacher.

Megan has spent the last 10 years competing as an elite athlete. From rural Saskatchewan, she studied Business at Medicine Hat College. After an outstanding college sports career where she was named Canadian Colleges Athletic Association Player of the Year in her final year, Megan played professionally in Laon, France for the 2012/2013 season. She contributed to a top four finish in the FFVB league, and returned home after a year abroad with her sights set on the sand.