For Immediate Release
July 13, 2022
Halifax and Regina – KidSport, Ambassador Announcement at the Saskatchewan Roughrider’s Touchdown Atlantic Football Clinic presented by Access Storage
Join the Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation and KidSport for a special joint announcement between KidSport Nova Scotia and KidSport Saskatchewan:
Thursday, July 14, 2022
6:00 pm
East Hants Sportplex
1076 Hwy 2, Lantz, NS B2S 1M8
Elmsdale, NS
Brett Lauther, kicker for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, has been a KidSport Saskatchewan Ambassador with the Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation for the past two seasons. Hailing from Nova Scotia, KidSport is excited to announce he will be expanding his ambassador role during a Touchdown Atlantic Saskatchewan Roughrider Football clinic presented by Access Storage. Brett’s ambassador role helps to showcase the power of sport for kids in both provinces.
The announcement will include Craig Reynolds, Chair of the Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation, representatives from KidSport Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia, as well as Brett Lauther, who will also be leading football sessions with kids to inspire the next generation of CFL players.
Quotes:
“I wouldn’t be where I am today without the support of my friends and family in Nova Scotia, and to play a game in front of them this season will be unforgettable. There is a lot of love for football in Atlantic Canada. I hope by bringing the game to the east coast, we can inspire the next generation of CFL players.”
Riders kicker Brett Lauther, kicker for the Saskatchewan Roughriders and a native of Truro, N.S.
“Brett believes in the power of sport and wants to help ensure no kid is left on the sidelines,” Brett is an amazing role model and when we found out we could share him with his home province, we were ecstatic.”
Tammy Hoffart, KidSport Saskatchewan Provincial Coordinator
“KidSport Nova Scotia is thrilled to have Brett on board as an Ambassador to showcase him as a role model in his home province and to help to raise awareness of KidSport to inspire the next generation of football players.”
Patrick Thompson, KidSport Nova Scotia Provincial Coordinator
