ASCSG Day 5 – Jeopardy, Bingo & Closing Ceremony
As the 16th Annual ASC Games wrap up, we’re reminded that, like life—and chocolate—these moments are sweeter when shared. Final results and recaps, organized by province, reflect the spirit and camaraderie of an unforgettable week.
Alberta Results
Aspen Heights Retirement Residence
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Aspen Heights Retirement Residence.
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Deidre P |
| Silver | Carol F |
| Bronze | Jackie N |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, Mrs. P. impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number.
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The medal and closing ceremonies were moments of celebration and heartfelt appreciation. The medal ceremony honored each participant’s enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games, with esteemed dignitaries in attendance, including Mike Ellis, MLA West and Deputy Premier and Minister of Public Safety and Emergency Services for Alberta, and Calgary Mayor Jyoti Gondek.
The entire community was surprised and honored to witness Lee M from Aspen Heights Residence receive the Gold National Medal in Pétanque! Congratulations, Lee!
Residents expressed their sincere gratitude to the entire team and management for their hard work during the Games. The closing ceremony brought together athletes, volunteers, and community members to celebrate the resilience, optimism, and friendly competition that defined this year’s Games. Special guests included Global News Calgary, who interviewed Le M. Entertainment was provided by Roli Mack, and the Aspenets Cheer Squad cheered everyone on. Aspen Heights would also like to extend a big thank you to resident Dave D for capturing all the special moments and creating a slideshow of the events.
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
Stay tuned for more highlights by following the Aspen Heights Facebook Page!
Auburn Heights Retirement Residence
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Auburn Heights.
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | George G |
| Silver | Darlene C |
| Bronze | Marmie R |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, 16 went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold! Mr. G impressed everyone with his quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead.
A moment that made us smile: In response to one of the Jeopardy questions – “Obtained from beans, this fat that’s used to make chocolate is also used in a Nivea body lotion”- Mrs. A commented, “Never eat your Nivea cream ladies!”
Bingo
| Medal | Athlete’s Name |
| Gold | Jean L |
| Silver | Darlene C |
| Bronze | Frank O |
At Auburn Heights 19 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. Mrs. J nearly leaped out of his seat as he completed her winning card!
Medal & Closing Ceremony Recap:
The award ceremony was a proud and celebratory moment as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including the Honourable MLA Matt Jones and Brian McAsey, Deputy Chief of the Fire & Rescue Services Division at the Calgary Fire Department. Each participant was recognized for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games.
Following the medal presentations, athletes, volunteers, and community members came together for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony. The event celebrated the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games. With the ASCSG officially closed, excitement is already building for the 17th Annual ASC Senior Games—you can feel the anticipation in the air!
Saskatchewan Results
Preston Park I Retirement residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Sylvia C. |
| Silver | Joanne E. |
| Bronze | Noreen R. |
At Preston Park 12 trivia wizzes put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the Gold! Chef de Mission Sylvia C. impressed us all with her quick recall of trivia, taking a home a Gold Medal in the process!
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. At Preston Park, 45 lucky bingo players competed, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! VIP guest Anne F. taking home the Gold with her new Preston Park friends cheering her on!
Recap of Medal Ceremony:
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including:
- Member of Parliament Kevin Waugh
- Member of the Legislative Assembly Keith Jorgenson
Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games!
Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games. Chef de Mission Sylvia C. exclaimed before officially closing the games, “The only thing better than a great friend, is a great friend with a box of chocolates!”
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air! A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable.
Be sure to follow the week on the Preston Park residence Facebook page!
Preston Park II Retirement Residence
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Preston Park II. The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 15 trivia-whiz residents went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Barb G. impressed everyone with her quick recall of ASCSG Trivia, securing her the win in Final Jeopardy.
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Barb G. |
| Silver | Roxy B. |
| Bronze | Kathy L. |
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. At Preston Park II, 35 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Betty B. nearly pushed the table over to yell out her bingo win to secure her 3rd place!
Meanwhile, resident, Len H., tried guessing multiple BINGO number before they were called, it worked a few times, but gave everyone a giggle every time
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including:
- MP Kevin Waugh
- MLA Keith Jorgenson
Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games! Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
When handed her National Medal, Brenda S., could hardly believe what she heard. “What?! Really?! I won another national medal?!?” Brenda won last year for Pétanque and had a similar reaction!
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air! Follow along with the fun on Preston Park II’s Facebook page!
College Park I Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Doug D |
| Silver | Tillie K |
| Bronze | Linda S |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 10 residents went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Doug Took 1st place, impressing everyone with his wealth of Knowledge
Bingo
At College Park 22 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for Chocolate Prizes proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! After BINGO, Peggy made everyone a wee bit envious as she showed off her chocolate prize!
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The medal ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including Nicole Sarauer, Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA). Each participant was honored for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games. The closing ceremony brought together athletes, volunteers, and community members for a heartfelt celebration of the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
Chef de Mission Dawn V summed up the week perfectly in her closing speech “This week is not just about the medals; it’s about the community!”
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air!
Watch the Games at College Park I by following their Facebook page.
College Park II Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Irene, B |
| Silver | Jean, T |
| Bronze | Jo Anne, H |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 6 residents went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Jean T (Silver Medalist) impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, at 102 Jean knows her Trivia!
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. At College Park 2, 20 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! Jean T, won twice during black out, making her feel luckier than ever! To make matters more interesting our blackout round also had 3 lucky winners!
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The medal ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including Nicole Sarauer, Member of the Legislative Assembly (MLA). Each participant was honored for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games. The closing ceremony brought together athletes, volunteers, and community members for a heartfelt celebration of the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
Chef de Mission, Rose F, quoted during her closing ceremony speech, “This week may have been cold outside, but inside, it was warm with cheerfulness, excitement, and a sense of community.” The week was terribly cold outside, but our residents didn’t let that stop them inside the CP2 walls. Our hearts are warmed by such a wonderful week.
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
Follow along on the College Park II Facebook page!
Manitoba Results
River Ridge I Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Sandra L. |
| Silver | Bob F. |
| Bronze | Alex C. |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where three finalists went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Sandra L. impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including Irma McKenzie, Director of Gift Planning and Human Resources, Health Sciences Centre Foundation. Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games!
Sandra L., earned the greatest number of medals during the Games, finishing with 4 total medals – 2 gold and 2 silver. With a huge grin and an amazing display of true sportsmanship, Sandra celebrated with her fellow teammates, congratulating them all for their support and encouragement during the games.
Athletes, volunteers, and community members then gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
Special guests included:
- Rachelle Schott, MLA
- Shannon Chartrand, Executive Director
- Tricia Charles, ASC VP for Manitoba
- Bruce Lillie, National Marketing Director
- Colin Stark, Chef de Mission
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air! A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable.
Have a look at the wonderful pictures of the ASCSGs on the River Ridge I Facebook page. A big thank you to Colin S, the official Games photographer at RR1!
River Ridge II Retirement Residence
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at River Ridge 2 .
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Gary C |
| Silver | Leonard D |
| Bronze | Elizabeth P |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 8 individuals went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Mrs. P impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead! Gary C quickly gained ground with his sharp knowledge of history and Canadian culture, ultimately overtaking the competition in the final round to clinch the gold medal. Meanwhile, Mrs. T had everyone giggling with her interpretation of one of the Jeopardy Questions. 😊
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. At River Ridge 2 ,21 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! Mr. M nearly leaped out of his seat as he completed his winning card!
Medal & Closing Ceremonies:
The award and closing ceremonies were filled with pride, celebration, and a touch of bittersweet emotion as the ASCSG came to an end. Competitors were recognized for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games, while the community spirit promises to carry on all year long. We were honored to welcome esteemed guests, including:
• Uzoma Asagwara, Deputy Premier of Manitoba and Minister of Health, Seniors and Long-Term Care
• Rachelle Schott, MLA
• Tricia Charles, ASC Vice President, Manitoba
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air!
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
To keep up with the fun, follow the River Ridge II Facebook page!
Seine River Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Sylvia, M |
| Silver | Lorna, S |
| Bronze | Bob, M |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 15 tenants went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Mrs. Sylvia M. impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Gold Medalist Sylvia, M grinned and said, “Jeopardy may be a game of knowledge, but the real prize is the fun we had playing together!”
Bingo
At Seine River Retirement Residence, 25 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes BINGO game. At Seine River Retirement Residence, 25 players filled the room with anticipation. Mrs. Flo C. nearly leaped out of her seat as she completed her winning card!
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The medal and closing ceremonies were moments of celebration and heartfelt appreciation. The medal ceremony honored each participant’s enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games, with esteemed dignitaries in attendance, including Billie Cross, MLA Seine River, and Angela Aitchison, Executive Director. The closing ceremony brought together athletes, volunteers, and community members to celebrate the resilience, optimism, and friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
Visit the Seine River Facebook Page here.
Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Arnice P. |
| Silver | Estelle M. & Darlene B. |
| Bronze | Janice Lutz |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 18 Players went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Mrs. Arnice P. impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Jeopardy Gold Medalist Arnice P. grinned and said, “Jeopardy is more of my game. This is the second year in a row that I have won the gold medal for this game! I am looking to three-peat!”
Bingo
At Shaftesbury Park, 42 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! The energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. Mrs. Ettie W. who won twice in the bingo game does not come down often during the regular bingo programs. Winning twice has motivated her to come every time!
Medal Ceremony & Closing Ceremony:
Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games! Our Jeopardy medalist was ecstatic with the results. All the residents at Shaftesbury Park are looking forward to the next year’s games.
Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
You can find the Shaftesbury Park Facebook Page here.
Sturgeon Creek I Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete Name |
| Gold | Janet. Y |
| Silver | Vye. D |
| Bronze | Dianne. K |
At Sturgeon Creek 1, 15 trivia buffs battled it out for the medals.
Sturgeon Creek 1 was rocking today! First, our brains got a workout with a high-energy round of ASC Jeopardy! The answers were fast, the competition was fierce, and the brainpower was off the charts! Then, the excitement ramped up even higher with a super-charged game of BINGO! Numbers were called, cards were flipped, and the cheers were deafening! Our amazing Sturgeon Creek 1 Management Team joined the party for the awards ceremony, celebrating all the winners and their fantastic sportsmanship. We’re closing out our “Life is Like a Box of Chocolates” week with a sweet taste of victory and a whole lot of anticipation for the 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. The countdown is on!
To see photos of the amazing day enjoyed by all at Sturgeon Creek I, have a look at our Facebook Page!
Sturgeon Creek II Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete |
| Gold | Sylvia H. |
| Silver | Catherine P. |
| Bronze | Bette B. |
At Sturgeon Creek II, 8 skilled teams put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold! A sudden death play down ensued to determine the bronze medalist.
Bingo
25 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! True to form, using a point system specifically designed for the games, we would have a tie for the silver/bronze medals.
| Medal | Athlete |
| Gold | Albert K. |
| Silver | Myrna O.P. |
| Bronze | Alfons K. |
Medal & Closing Ceremony:
The award and closing ceremonies were filled with pride and celebration as athletes, community members, and special guests, including Kelly Ryback, Grant’s Old Mill, and Alana Evans from the Alzheimer’s Society of MB, gathered to honour the spirit of the Games. Participants were recognized for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication, while the ceremonies celebrated the resilience, optimism, and friendly competition that defined this year’s event.
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games—you can feel the anticipation in the air!
A huge thank you to all the participants and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
To keep up with the fun, follow the Sturgeon Creek II Facebook page!
Victoria Landing Retirement Residence
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Victoria Landing Retirement Residence.
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete |
| Gold | Mrs. Bea W. |
| Silver | Mrs. Kathy R. |
| Bronze | Evelyn O |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 19 individuals went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Mrs. Kathy R. impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including:
- MLA Brandon East Glen Simard
- Brandon City Mayor Jeff Fawcett
- Brandon City Ward 9 Councillor Glen Parker
Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games!
Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
Gold Medalist Mrs. Be W. grinned and said, “Life is made up of beautiful unpredictability. We may not know what each day holds, but we can be confident that each day will hold something amazing.!”
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
To see more fun happening at Victoria Landing, follow their Facebook page!
Ontario Results
Beacon Heights Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Marie , V |
| Silver | Gilberte , B |
| Bronze | Rene , B |
At Beacon Heights Retirement, 11 skilled players put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold!
Bingo
| Medal | Athlete’s Name |
| Gold | Lina, V |
| Silver | Margaret, W |
| Bronze | Earl , C |
At Beacon Heights Retirement, 22lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! There were constant ties throughout the game, we are lucky to have finally had a winner.
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The medal and closing ceremonies were moments of celebration and heartfelt appreciation for the athletes, volunteers, and community members who made the Games a success. Esteemed dignitaries, including:
- Mona Fortier, Federal Member of Parliament
- Valerie Dubois Desroches, Senior Vice President, Patient Care Montfort
- Dominic Giroux, President and CEO Montfort Hospital
- Benjamin Sommerville, Vice President of Operations
- Amy Richer, Vice President of Operations Eastern Ontario
joined in honouring the participants for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication. During the closing ceremony, Seaward H., chef de Mission, delivered a moving tribute to the Games and the Beacon Heights community, which was met with warm appreciation.
With the ASCSG officially closed, To keep up with the fun at Beacon Heights, follow their Facebook page!
Cataraqui Heights Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Joyce F. |
| Silver | Barry R. |
| Bronze | Dona R. |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 20 Contestants went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Mrs. J. impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. Mrs. W had the biggest smile on her face when she won GOLD.
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The medal and closing ceremonies were moments of celebration and heartfelt appreciation. The medal ceremony honored each participant for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games, with esteemed dignitaries in attendance, including Scott Gee, Deputy Chief of Police, and police volunteers. The closing ceremony brought together athletes, volunteers, and community members to celebrate the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games. With the ASCSG officially closed, anticipation is already building for the 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games next year.
A Resident Moment That Made Us Smile: New resident Mrs. M . G said, “ This feels like home now”.
Stay tuned on Facebook for more highlights.
Cedarcroft Place Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Don E |
| Silver | Tannis M |
| Bronze | Stuart R |
At Cedarcroft Place 15 skilled teams put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold! Don impressed everyone with his quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Cards
| Medal | Athlete’s Name |
| Gold | Stuart R |
| Silver | Don E |
| Bronze | Cathy V |
At Cedarcroft Place, 12 lucky and strategic Black Jack players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Medal & Closing Ceremony
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including:
- Mayor of Stratford Martin Ritsma
- Member of Parliament John Nater
- Fire Prevention Educator Lisa
Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games.
When we announced that Brian L was second place for the National Medal his face beamed with joy. He was not expecting to win a National Medal, but so excited that he did!
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air! A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable.
To keep up with the fun at Cedarcroft Place, follow their Facebook page!
Chapel Hill Retirement Residence
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Chapel Hill Retirement Residence.
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Rita T. |
| Silver | Michael C. |
| Bronze | Doug H. |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 12 Athletes went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Rita T. impressed everyone with her quick responses.
Bean Bag Toss (Memory Care)
| Medal | Athlete’s Name |
| Gold | Norma S. |
| Silver | Barbara H. |
| Bronze | Roberta T. |
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number.
Medal & Closing Ceremony
Each participant was honored for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games! Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
We were able to end our final day with 3 new athletes winning a medal. The excitement and pure joy on the resident’s faces truly made the whole room smile.
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air! A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
To keep up with the fun, follow their Facebook page!
Cite Parkway Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 16 brainiacs went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits.
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Lucille, T |
| Silver | Gilles, L |
| Bronze | Martine, G |
Bingo
| Medal/Chocolate Winners | Athlete’s Name |
| Gold | Berthe, D & Jean-Pierre, C |
| Silver | Nora, L |
| Bronze | Claudette, L |
At Cite Parkway 26 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for delicious bags of Lindt Chocolate, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Medal & Closing Ceremony:
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including Constable Mike Gatti – Ottawa Police Services. Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games!
A special moment unfolded as our esteemed Chef and Assistants were presented with bouquets of flowers—a well-deserved token of appreciation for their dedication and hard work.
Emotions ran high as the event drew to a close. One particularly touching moment came when Hubert D., our Assistant Chef de Mission, took the stage to express his gratitude. He dedicated his speech to Etta, Health & Wellness Director, and presented her with a bouquet of chocolate roses (fitting our theme of “Life is like a box of chocolates”)—a gesture so heartfelt it nearly brought her to tears.
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
To keep up with all the amazing happenings and watch videos of the event, visit the residence Facebook page!
Courtyards on Eagleson
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Courtyards.
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Louise L. |
| Silver | Barb T. |
| Bronze | Judy R. |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 32 residents went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. At Courtyards 32 skilled teams put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold! Mrs. Lyle impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. At Courtyards,35 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way! Mr. Zerah. nearly leaped out of his seat as he completed his winning card!
Medal Ceremony:
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries. We were thrilled to be joined by
- Terry Marcotte, an award-winning journalist who has spent more than four decades developing compelling stories. He is also a former Sports Director CTV Ottawa/Co-author of best seller, ‘Hockey Moms the Heart of The Game’.
- Lisette Canton, an award-winning conductor and early music specialist, leads the Ottawa Bach Choir and directs choral ensembles at York University, Toronto.
- Elanie Aprueldo, Physiotherapist from Family Physio.
Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games!
Athletes, volunteers, and community members then gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
With the ASCSG officially closed, the excitement is already building for next year’s 17th Annual ASC Seniors Games. You can feel the anticipation in the air!
Follow our Facebook page for pictures and videos.
Fox Hollow Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Marlene L. |
| Silver | Deirdre O. |
| Bronze | Jean R. |
At Fox Hollow Retirement Residence, 22 skilled individuals put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold!
Bingo
At Fox Hollow Retirement Residence, the room was quiet, and the atmosphere filled with intense focus as number after number was called. 48 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Competition Highlights:
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Fox Hollow Retirement Residence.
- The morning of the Jeopardy competition began with a stumbling start as technical difficulties plagued the opening of the first round. Things began to smooth out and the residents hit their stride, easily scoring point after point. The second round got even more competitive between 4 of the players, jostling for the gold medal, overtaking and being overtaken as the game wore on. The winner was decided by the final jeopardy question, some betting conservatively and others risking it all.
- Then it was time for Bingo, first rounds bringing chances for Funny Money and strange card layouts. Ultimately, the winner was chosen the way we at Fox Hollow always love to do, with the elimination round. Groans of defeat echoing through the room as each number called ended the game for some. The gold medal within reach, it was down to the final 2 players and as they checked their cards again and again, we couldn’t believe that they were both still in it. It was O48 that did it, Ruby finally flipping her card over, her tablemates echoing her disappointment, and Karen taking the win.
Medal & Closing Ceremonies
The medal and closing ceremonies were moments of celebration and heartfelt appreciation. The medal ceremony honored each participant for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games, with an esteemed dignitary in attendance, Beth Allison (Conservative MPP Candidate). She was joined by Tanis Saddique, Executive Director and Walter James (Chef de Mission). The closing ceremony brought together athletes, volunteers, and community members to celebrate the resilience, optimism, and friendly competition that defined this year’s Games. The festivities included music, dancing, and well-deserved chocolate parfaits with chocolate milk.
A Resident Moment That Made Us Smile: MPP Beth Allison stayed after her congratulations, joining the musicians on the piano.
Although we had so many fantastic assistants, throughout the week, we have been blown away by the number of residents who have stepped forward to help make this week what it was. We are so thankful to have such an amazing community, here at Fox Hollow Residence.
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉
Stay tuned to Fox Hollow’s Facebook page for more highlights!
McCarthy Place Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name | Score |
| Gold | Bob M. | 1400 |
| Silver | Ena G. | 798 |
| Bronze | Virginia P. | 600 |
At McCarthy Place, 9 skilled teams put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold! Bob M. impressed everyone with his quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. At McCarthy Place, 23 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Medal and Closing Ceremony
The award ceremony was a moment of pride and celebration as competitors were joined by esteemed dignitaries, including:
- Perth-Wellington MP, John Nater
- His Honourable, Mayor Martin Ritsma
Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games. Each participant was honoured for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games!
Gold Medalist Bob M. stated he’s glad he pays attention during TV jeopardy, as he claimed his gold medal today!
A huge thank you to all the participants, volunteers, and supporters who made this week unforgettable. See you next year for another fantastic Games! 🎉 To keep up with the fun at McCarthy Place, follow their Facebook page!
Lakeridge Heights Retirement Residence
Today marked an exciting conclusion to an incredible week of events at Lakeridge Heights.
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete/Team’s Name |
| Gold | Diana L |
| Silver | George B |
| Bronze | Iris L |
At Lakeridge Heights, 15 skilled individuals put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold!
Afterwards, 40 lucky bingo players competed at toonie bingo, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Today’s Jeopardy! kept everyone on their toes, especially with that “It’s Your Body” category! Diana L wasn’t thrilled about facing it, but surprise, surprise—she nailed them all! 🎉 From groans to triumph, she went from doubtful to dominant in no time. Who would’ve thought she’d be the one acing the tough questions?
Medal Ceremony
The final medal ceremony was a bittersweet moment, as we celebrated victories while already feeling the anticipation for next year’s games. It marked the end of an incredible journey but left us with a longing for even more excitement and challenges. Until next time—bring on the next round! We were joined by Warren Van Vorst, Regional Director of Operations. Each participant was honored for their enthusiasm, sportsmanship, and dedication throughout the Games!
Closing Ceremony
The closing ceremony of the 2025 Senior Games was nothing short of spectacular—a perfect blend of celebration, reflection, and anticipation for what’s to come. Athletes gathered one last time, proudly wearing their medals and sharing the camaraderie that had grown throughout the event. The air was filled with cheers, laughter, and a bit of bittersweet nostalgia as participants reflected on the incredible achievements of the past days.
To see all the fun and games at Lakeridge Heights, head on over to their Facebook page!
Summit Heights Retirement Residence
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete |
| Gold | Jeanie T |
| Silver | Harry C |
| Bronze | Yvonne S |
The morning kicked off with a Jeopardy competition, where 8 players went head-to-head in a thrilling battle of wits. Jeanie T impressed everyone with her quick recall of trivia, securing an early lead!
Bingo
Later, the energy shifted to a high-stakes Bingo session, where anticipation filled the room with every called number. Marion nearly leaped out of his seat as he completed her winning card!
Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a heartfelt Closing Ceremony, celebrating the resilience, optimism, and spirit of friendly competition that defined this year’s Games.
To keep up with the fun at Summit Heights, follow their Facebook page!
Québec Results
Résidence de la Gappe, Phase 2
Jeopardy
| Medal | Athlete’s Name |
| Gold | Roger L |
| Silver | Hélène S |
| Bronze | Suzanne C |
At Résidence de la Gappe Phase 2, 18 skilled teams put their knowledge to the test, competing in an intense Jeopardy showdown for the gold!
Bingo
At Résidence de la Gappe Phase 2, 27 lucky and strategic bingo players competed for medals, proving that patience and a bit of luck go a long way!
Final day of the games was amazing. So many smiles, so many cheers, so many happy people. Closing ceremony, we recognized all the medals winners and all the residents who participated. What a beautiful experience for everyone who participated, and we can’t wait until next year’s event!
La dernière journée des jeux a été extraordinaire. Tant de sourires, tant d’encouragements, tant de gens heureux. Lors de la cérémonie de fermeture, nous avons rendu hommage à tous les médaillés et à tous les résidents qui ont participé. Quelle belle expérience pour tous les participants et nous avons hâte d’être à l’événement de l’année prochaine !
