Payton is currently a student at the University of Alberta and has competed with the Panthers club for many years, as a high school student and an Open athlete. He became involved in track and field at Medicine Hat High School as a long distance runner and had the opportunity to compete at provincials twice
Brent Friesen is an Inter-provincial Red Seal Journeyman Carpenter specializing in woodworking and finish carpentry and has been self-employed for almost 20 years. Brent played various sports in school but excelled at shot put and discus. He won gold in shot put at the Saskatchewan Provincials for three years in a row in (1977-79) and
Darren grew up in Brooks, Ab. As a family they went to many Southern Alberta Summer Games (SASG), camping and participating as a family. They competed in many family relays but the favourite was ball throw! Ball throw transitioned into Shot Put and Javelin. In Junior High he participated in the 100m, 200m, Shot Put,
Cassidy Boyd - Indoor/Outdoor Coach
Jessica has always had a passion for fitness. As a grade school student the primary sport she participated in was figure skating. In a small town skating club she quickly learned the value of perseverance and self-discipline. As soon as she was allowed she completed the necessary courses and became a Skate Canada certified CanSkate
Ethan is currently enrolled in the Criminal Justice program at the Medicine Hat College. He has been a sprinter for the past 5 years, running the 100m and 200m sprints with personal bests of 11.24 and 22.45 seconds respectively. He has competed provincially twice, getting 3rd in the 100m and 4th in the 200m last
Jordin Peterson Jordin received a Bachelor of Education from the University of Lethbridge and moved to Medicine Hat in 2021. During his time in university, Jordin competed with the U of L Pronghorns Varsity Track and Field team in the 600m and 1000m. Jordin spent 2021/2022 teaching at McCoy High School, and was the coach
Hi! I'm Jaelynn Funk! I am excited to join the panther family! I have always had a passion for track and field. I ran sprints, relays and hurdles through out high school going to provincials each year. After I graduated high school I still had the craving to be at the track for the last
Amanda received an Honours BSc in Neuroscience from the University of Lethbridge and moved to Medicine Hat in 2017. She trained and competed for the U of L Pronghorns track and field team as a hammer and weight thrower for five years. She is a five-time Canada West Championships competitor and five-time Academic All-Canadian Award
My involvement and love in track and field began as early as kindergarten when I participated in sport day. The love further matured into high school, where I competed in various track and field events locally and internationally. These included the following: 1996- CAC Games Gold medalist 1996- Carifta Games Gold and Silver medalist 1997-