IIn this episode of the SK Soccer Legacy Podcast, we dive into the remarkable journey of Huw Morris, a true soccer visionary whose passion for the beautiful game has left an indelible mark on Canadian soccer. Born in Swansea, South Wales, Huw’s love for soccer began at age eight with Winch Wen AFC, inspired by icons like George Best and hometown club Swansea City. In 1976, at 23, Huw and his wife Angela made the bold move to Saskatoon, Canada, where his soccer legacy would take root.

In this engaging episode of the SK Soccer Legacy Podcast, we feature Cedric Gillott, a dedicated coach with deep roots in Saskatchewan's soccer community. Cedric opens up about his journey in soccer, highlighting a pivotal moment in his career and the individual who shaped his path.

Cedric reflects on his most memorable SK soccer moment: leading the U-16 Saskatchewan All-Star team to a bronze medal at the 1981 Interprovincial Championship in Winnipeg. He shares the challenges, triumphs, and pride of coaching young athletes to success on a competitive stage, a milestone that remains a highlight of his career.

When asked, "Who had the biggest impact on you as it pertains to soccer in SK?" Cedric credits Henk Ruys for being a transformative influence. He discusses how Henk's guidance and vision for soccer in Saskatchewan inspired his approach to coaching and commitment to the sport's growth in the region.

This episode offers listeners a heartfelt look into Cedric Gillott's contributions to Saskatchewan soccer, blending personal anecdotes with reflections on the sport's legacy. Perfect for fans, players, and coaches, this conversation celebrates the moments and mentors that have shaped SK's soccer history.

This episode of the Saskatchewan Soccer Legacy Podcast features Mark Millard and David Taylor, prominent members of the Pitch Rippers Soccer Club and the Saskatchewan Soccer Legacy Project Committee. The discussion centers on the origins and unique culture of the Pitch Rippers, a club born from a shared passion for soccer and a love of community and competition. Mark and David reflect on the importance of storytelling and preserving the rich history of local soccer in Saskatchewan for future generations. They also highlight the Legacy Project’s mission to celebrate everyone who has contributed to the sport—from players and coaches to volunteers and fans.

This is the Saskatoon Soccer Legacy Podcast. We believe in creating a living, breathing, organic preservation of the history of Saskatoon soccer for past, present, and future generations.

Anyone who has set foot on a pitch, volunteered, officiated, or supported from the touchline is an integral part of Saskatoon Soccer Legacy!

History Creates Culture, and if we want to have a soccer culture here in Saskatoon, we need to highlight the game's history here.

Today, I have with me a very special guest; Ken Gryschuk, A player, a coach, a ref, and manager.

We explore the history of the game in the 1900’s, his own personal story founding Holy Cross High School Soccer team, the old soccer school in Dundurn, and what the history he has found using a newspaper database and AI.

Enjoy!

This is the Saskatoon Soccer Legacy Podcast. We believe in creating a living, breathing, organic preservation of the history of Saskatoon soccer for past, present, and future generations.

Anyone who has set foot on a pitch, volunteered, officiated, or supported from the touchline is an integral part of Saskatoon Soccer Legacy!

History Creates Culture, and if we want to have a soccer culture here in Saskatoon, we need to highlight the game's history here.

Today, I have with me a very special guest; Percy Hoff, A player, a coach, and manager from the Holandia and the Off the Wall Tournament

We are going to explore the story behind the Off the wall tournament, the Holandia club and Youth development in Saskatoon.

With guests - Dena Clark, Laurier Langlois, Paul Sherwood, and Ian Senterre

Wildwood Wolves was one of the first youth clubs to take over the Saskatchewan game by storm. How exactly was soccer in Saskatoon structured before Saskatoon Youth Soccer? Did you know there was a very specific dining table that kicked off everything we know about Saskatoon Youth Soccer?

Join us on this episode to hear from the Tosney Family: John, Linda, and their daughter Elizabeth. They were instrumental in coaching, playing, and managing many soccer teams in Saskatoon in the 1980s.

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