The 1978 and 1980 Saskatoon Harmony Centre Women’s Softball teams will be among seven inductees this fall into the Saskatchewan Sports Hall-of-Fame.
The Harmony Centres will be joined by the 1997 and 98 Regina Rams junior squad going into the Regina-based shrine in the team category. The three athlete inductees are all from Regina – Jon Ryan from football, Julie Foster from rugby and Noah Miller from water polo. As well, both inductees from the builder category are from Regina – the late Brad Hornung from hockey and Klara Kesmarky Miller from gymnastics. These inductees swells the Hall’s membership to 561 inductees – 257 athletes, 173 builders and 131 championship teams. The official inductions will be done at the 2025 Dinner and Ceremony on September 20 in Regina. Following is the news release from the Saskatchewan Sports Hall-of-Fame…..
Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame Announces the Class of 2025
The Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame (SSHF) is pleased to announce the seven (7) inductees who will become the newest members of the SSHF this fall. The Class of 2025 features three inductees in the athlete category, two builders and two teams which represent four championship seasons.
The 2025 inductees are:
IN THE ATHLETE CATEGORY:
Julie Foster (Regina) – Rugby
Noah Miller (Regina) – Water Polo
Jon Ryan (Regina) – Football
IN THE BUILDER CATEGORY:
Brad Hornung (Regina) – Hockey
Klara Kesmarky Miller (Budapest, Hungary) – Gymnastics
IN THE TEAM CATEGORY:
1997 & 1998 Regina Rams Football Clubs
1978 & 1980 Saskatoon Harmony Centre Women’s Softball Teams
The 2025 Induction Class is the first to feature a parent and child being inducted at the same time who were not inducted together as part of a team. Klara Kesmarky Miller and Noah Miller are also the first mother and son inducted into the Hall of Fame as individuals at any time.
“Sport is often important to families in Saskatchewan, inducting a mother and son the same year is a testament to how ingrained sport can be in our culture,” said Erin Stankewich, Executive Director of the Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame.
The 2025 induction will also see the sports of water polo and rugby having their first individual inductees in the Hall of Fame. With the addition of these two sports, there are now 55 recognized sports in the Hall of Fame.
“This year’s inductees highlight how sport can shape one’s journey, through family connections, momentous achievements, and lifelong friendships. This class is a shining example of the profound impact that sport can have on a life, and we are thrilled to be able to share and amplify those stories this year,” said Stankewich.
With the addition of these inductees this fall, the Hall of Fame will grow to 561 inductees which includes 257 athletes, 173 builders, and 131 championship teams.
The 2025 Induction Dinner & Ceremony at the Conexus Arts Centre in Regina on Saturday, September 20, 2025. Tickets are $120 per person and are on sale now at the Hall of Fame’s website or by contacting the Hall of Fame at 306-780-9232.
The accomplishments of the 2025 Induction Class will also be featured in our Dedication to Sport exhibit, which opens on induction weekend and will remain up through August 2026.
