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University of Saskatchewan Track and field and cross country

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Association
U SPORTS
Conference
CANWEST
Teams
Men & women Indoor, cross country
Location
Canada
Est. tuition & fees, 2026–27
From $10,891 CAD
Undergraduates
21,220

Teams

Huskies track and field and cross country

Men's track and field
IndoorTeam site
Men's cross country
Team site
Women's track and field
IndoorTeam site
Women's cross country
Team site

Coaching staff

From the coach

We take pride in our ability to continually develop student-athletes to be leaders in the classroom, on the field of play, and in the community. Our Track and Field Cross Country programs have a legacy that is unmatched in the Canada West conference. From Canada West conference titles to national titles and the development of national team athletes, our program has a legacy of championship excellence. This excellence is developed in partnership with our academic success in the classroom that prepares individuals for to be leaders in their future careers in a number of fields and programs. We feel strongly that our program provides amazing student-athlete experiences and memories that last a lifetime.

Jason Reindl
Head Coach

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Academics

The University of Saskatchewan is recognized as one of Canada's leading research-intensive universities. The university is particularly renowned for its veterinary medicine program, which is among the top veterinary science programs in the world, as well as its highly regarded programs in Agriculture and Forestry, Environmental Sciences, Geology, and Geophysics. USask has also established a strong reputation in Medicine, Pharmacy, and Engineering, supported by significant research infrastructure and a commitment to addressing real-world challenges. What sets USask apart from many other institutions is its focus on areas of global importance, including food security, sustainable agriculture, environmental stewardship, Indigenous health, and energy research. The university's close connections with industry, government, and local communities, combined with access to world-class research facilities and opportunities for undergraduate and graduate student involvement in research, create a distinctive academic environment that emphasizes innovation, practical impact, and societal relevance.

Language

English is the language of instruction at the U of S.

Fields of study

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Admissions Deadline: February 15
Competitive academic entrance awards deadline: March 1
Early Admissions Deadline: December 1
Best and Brightest academic entrance awards deadline: December 15

Cost

Est. books, tuition & fees, 2026–27 (Saskatchewan tuition and fees)

In-province
$10,891 CAD
Out-of-province
$10,891 CAD
International
$41,839 CAD

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