Alumni Awards & Sports Hall of Fame
Every year, the University of Regina celebrates some if its best and brightest through the Alumni Awards and the Sports Hall of Fame. These honours celebrate exceptional alumni as well as distinguished members of our athletics community for their dedication to excellence, leadership, community engagement, and for their significant contributions to the social, cultural, and economic well-being of our communities — each reflecting the University of Regina’s motto: "As One Who Serves".
2026 Alumni Awards and Sports Hall of Fame
Thursday, September 24, 2026 from 5 - 9 p.m.
The Hotel Saskatchewan
2125 Victoria Avenue
Regina, Saskatchewan
Tickets available here
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2026 Alumni Award Recipients
Merrilee Rasmussen BA'72, BAHC'89, MA'95 - Lifetime Achievement
Over the course of a lifetime of work in the law profession, Merrilee Rasmussen has made an outstanding contribution to her profession, her University, and to the community of Saskatchewan. Merrilee’s practice is concentrated primarily in the legal issues faced by self-regulating professions, municipalities, and statutory boards. She has been engaged in the private practice of law since 1988, after spending almost 15 years with the Saskatchewan Legislature. Among her many accomplishments, she is a former consultant to Saskatchewan Intergovernmental and Aboriginal Affairs respecting Aboriginal Self-Government and constitutional issues and former Chief Advisor re Constitutional and Aboriginal Affairs in Saskatchewan’s Department of the Provincial Secretary from 1992 to 1994. Merrilee was an Adjudicator of Residential School Claims from 2006 to 2016, and in that capacity, she heard more than 500 claims from residential school survivors across Western Canada. She has served as counsel for the Nunavut Labour Standards Board since 2016. Merrilee’s career is marked by a passion for understanding the development and function of basic law in our society.
Lowell Dean BA'02 - Distinguished Professional
Lowell Dean is an accomplished filmmaker whose work has earned national and international recognition while helping to define and sustain Saskatchewan’s film and television industry. As a writer and director, Lowell has directed six feature films since 2013 – a level of creative output that is rare in the Canadian industry. Following the elimination of Saskatchewan’s film tax credit in 2012, the province became one of the most challenging environments in the country for film production. While many industry professionals left, Lowell remained committed to building his career at home—choosing to film in Saskatchewan whenever possible, championing local talent, and bringing the province’s stories to wider audiences. Lowell has played a pivotal leadership role in strengthening Saskatchewan’s screen industries, serving as Saskatchewan Chair of the Directors Guild of Canada, and as a board member of the Saskatchewan Motion Picture Industry Association (now Screen Saskatchewan). His career reflects not only professional excellence, but a deep commitment to community, mentorship, and the growth of Saskatchewan’s creative industries.
Bruce Anderson MBA'95 - Humanitarian & Community Service
Bruce Anderson is an entrepreneur, an educator, and a leader in the non-profit sector. Among his many contributions to the province, Bruce has served in chair and directorial positions with a variety of non-profits, including the Human Resources and Audit committees for CAA Saskatchewan, chair of both the Regina and Saskatchewan Chambers of Commerce; and past Director of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce. He has served on 22 national, regional, and local nonprofit, professional, and regulatory boards including as the past chair and director of the Habitat for Humanity Saskatchewan, chair of the Saskatchewan Science Centre, and founding director on Economic Development Regina’s Council for Entrepreneurial Growth. As mentor, Bruce actively provides leadership to students and new entrepreneurs, formally serving with Futurpreneur and the Raj Manek Foundation. His dedication to mentorship extends to halls and classrooms at the University of Regina where, for the past decade, he has taught more than 3,300 undergraduate and graduate students at the Hill Levene School of Business.
Jodie Metcalfe Bray BPAS'00, BEd'02, MEd'11 - Dr. Robert & Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
Jodie’s roots in sport and her community run deep in Saskatchewan. Sport played a formative role in her life, providing opportunities to participate from the grassroots level through to high‑level competition, to travel across the country, and to learn from exceptional coaches, mentors and teammates — many of whom remain among her closest friends today. With more than 20 years of experience in education, Jodie currently serves as the Curriculum and Instructional Designer with the Saskatchewan Police College, where she leads the design, development, and modernization of police recruit and professional training programs. Prior to serving in this role, Jodie held a variety of leadership and curriculum positions with Regina Catholic School Division. Her impressive track record as a volunteer includes leadership and service with national U SPORT women’s basketball championships, serving as assistant coach to the U of R Women’s basketball team, Parkinson’s Regina and Parkinson’s Canada fundraising initiatives, and other nonprofit organizations. Most recently, Jodie served as chair of the Vanier Cup for the 2025 event. Jodie is excited to continue contributing to the ongoing growth of university sport as a member of the University of Regina Rams Board.
Brett Jones BASc'19 - Outstanding Young Alumni
Brett Jones’s life and career reflect a rare combination of athletic excellence, academic achievement, and an enduring commitment to leadership and service. A standout at the University of Regina, he earned All-Canadian honours for his athleticism while also being named an Academic All-Canadian in every year of his student-athlete career — setting an early standard for balancing elite performance with academic dedication. He quickly rose to prominence in the Canadian Football League with the Calgary Stampeders and was named the league’s Rookie of the Year in 2013, followed by Offensive Lineman of the Year in 2014 — the same season he helped secure a Grey Cup championship. His talent and determination led him to the National Football League, joining a select group of Canadian athletes to compete at the highest levels of the sport. As a coach, mentor and, more recently, a medical student, Brett continues to give back to his community, with a particular passion for improving access to health care in rural Saskatchewan. His ongoing involvement with the University of Regina Rams reflects his dedication to supporting student-athletes and strengthening the environment for future generations.
Yiyu Yao MSc'88, PhD'91 - Academic Professional
Dr. Yiyu Yao joined the University of Regina in 1998 and is a Professor in the Department of Computer Science. His research interests include granular computing, web intelligence, rough sets, fuzzy sets, interval sets, formal concept analysis, information retrieval, machine learning, and data mining. Among the highlights of his impressive career so far, Dr. Yao proposed a theory of three-way decision, a decision-theoretic rough set model, and a triarchic theory of granular computing, and has published more than 500 papers and books. Among his many accolades, he received the University of Regina Alumni Association award of “Excellence in Research” in 2014, was elected Vice-president (2014-2016) and President (2016-2018) of the International Rough Set Society and is the President of Web Intelligence Academy. He served in a variety of leadership roles at international conferences; has served as an Associate Editor and a member of the Editorial Board in over ten academic journals; has successfully supervised more than 40 Ph.D. and M.Sc. students; and has strengthened the U of R’s international reputation by hosting more than 60 visiting students and professors worldwide.
2026 Sports Hall of Fame Inductees
Betty (Hoffart) Fornwald BEd'81
Betty (Hoffart) Fornwald was a true trailblazer for the University of Regina women's basketball program. Originally from Gladmar, Saskatchewan, she made an immediate impact upon joining the Cougettes in 1977–78, emerging as a key contributor on a strong squad that posted a 10–6 record in the Great Plains Athletic Conference. Fornwald's game reached new heights the following season, as she earned GPAC second-team all-star honours while leading the Cougettes to an 11–5 conference record and their first-ever appearance at the CIAU Championship which was hosted by the U of R. Her standout play drew national attention, earning her a place among the final 15 players in contention for Canada’s 1980 Olympic team, a remarkable achievement despite the country's eventual boycott of the Moscow Games. She continued to build on her legacy in 1979–80, earning GPAC first-team all-star recognition while becoming the program’s first-ever All-Canadian selection. Fornwald capped off her exceptional four-year career in 1981 by receiving the University of Regina President's Award, recognizing her outstanding achievements both on the court and in the classroom.
2000 Rams Team
The 2000 University of Regina Rams authored one of the most remarkable playoff runs in Canadian university football history, accomplishing it all in just their second season at the CIAU level. The Rams won their final two regular season games to secure a postseason berth, then elevated their play when it mattered most. In a dramatic Canada West semifinal, the Rams edged the Calgary Dinos 33–32 on a Jon Ryan punt single on the final play of the game. They carried that momentum into the Hardy Cup, where a touchdown catch by Neal Hughes with just eight seconds remaining lifted the Rams to a 25–22 victory over Manitoba and secured the program's first conference championship. The Rams' post-season magic continued on the national stage. Facing the Saint Mary's Huskies in the Atlantic Bowl in Halifax, the Rams staged yet another stunning comeback, scoring the final 16 points of the game to claim a 40–36 victory and punch their ticket to the Vanier Cup. Their historic run came to an end in Toronto, where they fell just short in a 42–39 classic against Ottawa at the SkyDome. The 2000 Rams cemented their legacy as one of the most resilient and electrifying teams in University of Regina history, all while still in the program’s infancy at the CIAU level.
Rick Uhrich MAdmin’78 (Awarded posthumously)
Rick Uhrich wasted no time establishing himself as a cornerstone of the University of Regina's men's hockey program, bringing instant credibility in its formative years. After playing with the Cougars in 1975-76 during their season as a club team in preparation for the jump up to the CIAU level, Uhrich emerged as one of the nation's elite during the 1976-77 campaign. He tied for the Great Plains Athletic Conference scoring title with 42 points in just 22 games while earning recognition as one of the program's first two All-Canadians. He elevated his game even further the following season, earning GPAC all-star honours once again after scoring 23 goals in just 22 league contests in 1977-78. Uhrich's leadership and offensive dominance propelled the Cougars to an outstanding 18-4-0 record, a come-from-behind win over Lakehead in the best-of-three GPAC final, and the program's first-ever appearance at a national championship tournament in just its second season of existence.
Alumni Award Categories
Lifetime Achievement Award
The Lifetime Achievement Award recognizes an individual who, over the course of a lifetime, has distinguished oneself on a regional, national, or international basis in any field of endeavour.
Distinguished Professional Award
This award recognizes alumni who, over the course of their careers, have made significant contributions to their fields or areas of expertise. The recipient is a role model, setting standards of excellence to which others can aspire. Recipients may have distinguished themselves in business, academics, athletics, government service, not-for-profit leadership, the arts, or any other career path.
Humanitarian & Community Service Award
The Distinguished Alumni Award for Humanitarian & Community Service recognizes distinguished community or voluntary service which has made a difference to the well-being of others.
Dr. Robert & Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
This award recognizes outstanding volunteer leadership and service to the University of Regina and/or the University of Regina Alumni Association. Nominees have dedicated themselves to service that has enhanced the stature, reputation, and overall strength of the U of R through their generosity and commitment to the University’s values. *Note that this award is also open to non-alumni.
Outstanding Young Alumni Award
This award recognizes graduates of the University of Regina under 35 years of age who have distinguished themselves through accomplishments in their professional careers or community service. Nominees must be age 35 or under as of December 31, 2025.
Academic Professional Award
This award recognizes graduates who have made significant contributions to a post-secondary academic career through research, teaching, program development and/or educational administration. At least 50 per cent of their current or past employment (if retired/emeritus) must be in academia.Innovation Award
This award recognizes an alum or group of alumni who has/have created, implemented, or discovered an innovative program, process, or product within the last two years. The innovation must have significant meaning to the nominee’s profession, community, or the University of Regina. In order for a group or team nomination to be considered eligible, half of the group must be graduates of the University of Regina.
Sports Hall of Fame Categories
Athlete
Nominees must have been a Cougar/Rams athlete in the University's athletics program for at least two years. Nominees must have received a university degree. Nominees are eligible for nomination five years after graduation. Nominees must have achieved distinction in their sport, i.e., at appropriate league, provincial, conference, national or international level.Team
Teams are eligible for nomination five years after the date of the achievement for which they may be recognized. The Cougars/Rams team nominated must have represented this institution with distinction in their sport, i.e., at appropriate league, provincial, conference, national or international level.Builder
This category includes coaches, trainers, managers and administrators. Nominees must have served a minimum of five years in the history of the athletics program in this institution. These need not be consecutive. The efforts of the nominees must have won credit and respect for the athletics programs, the sport and this institution.Contributor
This category includes athletes, coaches, trainers, managers and administrators whose achievements and/or contributions to Cougar/Rams athletics are noteworthy but who fail to meet the criteria of the two individual categories above. Nominees must have displayed exceptional ability in sport and through their contribution over a period of years, not necessarily consecutive.Honorary
Nominees must be alumni as defined by the University of Regina Alumni Office. Nominees are eligible for nominations five years after graduation. Nominees must have achieved distinction in sport, i.e. at appropriate league, provincial, conference, national, or international level.Presenting Sponsor
2025 Awards Reception
Past Recipients
Since 1992, University of Regina alumni have been celebrated for their personal and professional achievements, and the positive impact they have had on their professions, community and the reputation of our university. In 1995, the University of Regina Sports Hall of Fame was established to recognize outstanding athletes, teams, builders, and contributors to the Athletics Program. In 2025, the University was pleased to announce the merging of these two prestigious events into one: the Alumni Awards & Sports Hall of Fame.
2025 The Honourable Ralph Goodale PC, BA'71 — Lifetime Achievement Award
2025 Merelda Fiddler-Potter BAJC'99, MA'10, PhD'23 — Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2025 Lisa McIntyre BAdmin'12, MAdmin'18 — Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2025 Richard Kies BAdmin’93, CPR’03 — Dr. Robert & Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2025 Amy Richter BASc'15, MASc'17, PhD'21 — Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2025 Neale Partington CA’89 — Innovation Award
2025 Jon Ryan LLD’19 — University of Regina Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2025 Ali Bernard — University of Regina Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2024 Dr. Bryan Hillis, BA'78 — Lifetime Achievement Award
2024 Pamela Cook Ellemers, BA'91, BSc'94 — Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2024 Mutangilayi "Christian" Mbanza, BEd'17 — Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2024 Maria Reardon, BA'69, MA'73 — Dr. Robert & Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2024 Dr. Bing Chen, PhD'06 —Academic Professional Award
2024 Ashley Major, BHJ'12 — Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2024 Noah Picton, BAdmin'19, CEcon'19- Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2024 Kelly Wiebe, BASc'01- Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2023 Perry Bellgarde S.O.M., BAdmin'84 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2023 Leah Lawrence, BASc'94 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2023 Jada Yee, BAdmin'08, BAdmin'20 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2023 Matina Kalcounis-Rueppell, BScHons'93, MSc'96 - Academic Professional Award
2023 Verda Petry, MEd'89 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2023 Brittany Hudak, BSW'19 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2023 Chelsea Valois, BSc'15 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2022 Valerie Creighton C.M., S.O.M., BFA'74 — Lifetime Achievement Award
2022 Dr. Kathie Cameron, BScHons'76 — Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2022 Melissa Coomber-Bendtsen, BEd'02 — Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2022 Ann Bishop, CAdmin'89, BA'96 — Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2022 Molly Thomas, BHJ'10— Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2021 The Honourable Reverend Dr. Lorne Calvert, BA'73 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2021 Honourable Graeme Mitchell, BM'75, BA'75 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2021 Latoya Reid, BSW'18, MSW'21 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2021 Doug McKillop, BAdmin'76 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2021 Dr. Sarah Plosker, BSc'08, MSc'10 - Outstanding Young Alumni
2020 Shawna Argue, BASc'87 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2020 Rosalie Tsannie-Burseth, MEd'01 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2020 Jacq Brasseur, CSW'13, BSw'15, MEd'21 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2020 Robert Jamont, BPAS'89 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2020 Christine Selinger, BEd'11, BSc'11 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2019 Gary Drummond, BA'72, BAdmin'90 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2019 Trudy Stewart, BFA'08 & Janine Windolph, BFA'06, MFA'11 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2019 Brianne Urzada, BEd'12, BA'14 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2019 James Paul McLellan, BAdmin'81, MAdmin'09 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2019 Tyler Willox, BAdmin'11 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2019 Glen Nelson, BEd'89 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2019 Teale Orban, BAdmin'09 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2018 Ken Ottenbreit. BAdmin'80 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2018 Dr. Allan Bonner, BEd'78 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2018 Jacqueline Tisher, CL'17 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2018 Amy Moroz, BEd'98 and Andrea Ward, BEd'00, MEd'10 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2018 Dr. Joana Cook, BAHons'10 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2017 Guy Vanderhaeghe, BEd'78 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2017 Dr. Greg Krätzig, BAHons'04, MA'06, PhD'16 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2017 Dr. Joan Halmo, BA'77 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2017 Dr. Margaret Dagenais, CVTE'87, BVTE'91, MEd'97, PhD'11 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2017 Thomas Benjoe, CAdmin'09, DAdmin'09, CHTGEM'09, BAdmin'11 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2017 Janine Polischuk, BKHS'09 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2016 Dr. Geoffrey Taylor, BSc'74 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2016 Derek Stoffel, BA'94, BHJ'96 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2016 Dr. David Millar, BSc'81 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2016 Lisa King, BPAS'95, BPAS'97, MAdmin'11 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2016 Dr. Regan Schmidt, BAdmin'03 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2016 Bree Burgess, BEd'02 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2015 Dr. Kristian Baker, BScHons'92, MSc'95 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2015 Rob Deglau, CCD'08 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2015 Barry Clarke, BAdmin'80 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2015 Cherish Jean-Baptiste, CCE'03, CAdmin'03, BAdmin'06 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2015 Joell Fiddler, BA'05 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2015 Dick White, BEd'74, CAdmin'89 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2014 Leonard Schein, MA'73 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2014 Dr. Barry Pittendrigh, BSc'90 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2014 Sel Murrary, BA'74, BSW'75 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2014 Sean McEachern, BEd'03 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2014 Courtney Keith, BA'04 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2014 Neal Hughes, BEd'07 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2013 Ken Sunquist. BAdmin'70, LLD'16 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2013 Marty Klyne, DAdmin'84, BAdmin'86 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2013 Mark Stefan, BAdmin'94 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2013 Sue Barber, BA'84 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2013 Amber Fletcher, BA'06, PhD'14 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2012 Bill Knight, BA'69, BEd'70 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2012 Dr. Nevan Krogan, BSc'97, MSc'99 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2012 Vera Tourangeau, BEd'90 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2012 Victor Thomas, CAdmin'09, DAdmin'09, CHTGEM'09, BAdmin'11 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2012 Phoebe DeCiman Haugen, BA'03, BAHons'05 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2012 Shawn Peters, BScHons'01 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2011 Dr. Eric Grimson, BFA'82 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2011 Dr. Ross Mitchell, BSc'86 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2011 Bernie Kollman, BAdmin'86 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2011 Twyla Meredith, BAdmin'82 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Outstanding Service Award
2011 Rachel Mielke, BAdmin'03 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2011 Andrea Gottselig - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2010 Elaine Bourassa, BAdmin'84- Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2010 Doug Folk, MEd'93 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2010 Garth Fredrickson, BA'79 -Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Award for Outstanding Service
2010 Nick Carleton, BAdmin'01, BAHons'02, MA'05, PhD'10 - Outstanding Young Alumnus Award
2010 Dr. Ralph Nilson - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2010 Christine Stapleton - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2009 Dr. John Hewson, MA'69 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2009 Georgina R. Jackson, BA'73 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2009 Laura Pettigrew, BM'97, MM'01 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2009 Don Millard, BA'74 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Award for Outstanding Service
2009 Cymone Bouchard - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2009 Larry LeBlanc, BA'74 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2008 Dr. Norman Amundson, BA'69, MA'71 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2008 Norman Bolen, BA'96 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2008 Dr. Pammla Petrucka, BSc'85, Kevan McBeth, CAdmin'99, Sheenah Ko, BAdmin'06 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2008 Greg Swanson, BAdmin'76 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Award for Outstanding Service
2008 Dr. Dwight Newman, BA'96 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2008 Joe Booth - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2008 Corrin Wersta, BAdmin'01 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2007 Ken Howland, BA'66, BEd'69 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2007 Dale Eisler, BA'93 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2007 Greg Fieger, BA'78, BSW'81, MA'90 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Award for Outstanding Service
2007 Todd Bryanton, BA'03 - Outstanding Young Alumni Award
2007 Jason Clermont, BAdmin'06 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2007 Dean Schmeichel, BEd'97 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2006 Elaine McNeil, BEd'81, MEd'91 - Lifetime Achievement Award
2006 Daphne Bramham, BA'75 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2006 Richard Turchenek, BEd'72, BA'74, PGD'96, CPS'01 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2006 Stuart Quinn, BAdmin'81 and David Quinn, BAdmin'87 - Dr. Robert and Norma Ferguson Award for Outstanding Service
2006 Erin Weir, BA'02 - Outstanding Young alumni Award
2006 Sue Hilton - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2006 2000-01 U of R Women's Basketball Team - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2005 Ben Grebinski, BEd'79, DAdmin'89, MEd'91 - Distinguished Professional Achievement Award
2005 Roxane Schury, BA'81, BSW'97 - Distinguished Humanitarian and Community Service Award
2005 Hiedi Pearson, BA'93, CAdmin'05 - Alumni Service Award
2005 Pamela Lynn Ait-Allaoua - Young Alumni Award
2005 Bob McDougall - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2005 Trena Mott - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2004 Linda Rankin, BA'68, LLD'13 - Professional/Business Award
2004 Gregory Marchildon, BA'80, MA'84 - Professional/Business Award
2004 Charlie Baldock, BAdmin'74 - Humanitarian/Community Service Award
2004 Kevin Gilroy - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2004 1996-97 U of R Men's Wrestling Team - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2003 Sunil Ram, BA'87, BAHons'97 - Humanitarian/Community Service Award
2003 Sheila Beckie - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2003 Jim Burnett - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2002 Dawn Redmond-Bradley, CPR'82- Distinguished Alumni Award
2002 Erica Grimm-Vance, BFA'82 - Distinguished Alumni Award
2002 Ernie Nicholls - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2002 1927-28 Regina College Rugby Team - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2001 Robin Schlaht, BFA'92 - Distinguished Alumni Award
2001 Solomon Wong, BASc'86 - Distinguished Alumni Award
2001 Kerrie Buchberger, BPAS'92 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2001 Don Clark - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2000 Lionel Bonneville, MA'74 - Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award
2000 Ron Houk - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
2000 Deanne Shmyr - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1999 Gary Bosgoed, BASc'90 -Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award
1999 Neil Sherlock - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1999 1990-91 U of R Women's Basketball Team - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1998 Gwen Keith, BEd'74, DAdmin'90, MEd'84, MEd'90 - Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award in Business and Professional
1997 Tom Robinson, BAdmin'75 - Distinguished Alumnus Award for Humanitarian/Community Service
1997 Dr. M. Husain - Distinguished Alumnus Award for Professional Achievement
1997 Reg Higgs - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1997 Jackie Moore, BPAS'91 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1996 Myrtle Surjik, BSW'77 - Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award
1995 Mark Kinzel, BAdmin'82 - Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award
1995 Jim Ayre - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1995 Chris Biegler, BA'93, BASc'96 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1995 Sam Stewart, BA'71, BEd'73 - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1995 1979-80 U of R Men's Hockey Team - Sports Hall of Fame Inductee
1994 Bernadette McIntyre, BAdmin'80, BA'81 - Distinguished Alumnus of the Year Award
1993 Brian Hansen, BA'93 - Alumnus of the Year Award
1992 Dr. Derril McLeod, BA'44, LLD'90- Alumnus of the Year Award