Day 5 Jeopardy & Closing Ceremony

Posted Feb 06, 2026

Alberta Results

Aspen Heights Retirement Residence

“These Games bring everyone together — no matter the floor or wing. Coming together to play, compete, and have fun made this week especially meaningful.”
— Bud N., Chef de Mission

As the curtain closed on another memorable week of the ASC Seniors Games, Aspen Heights Retirement reflected the spirit felt across communities nationwide. From shared laughter to steady teamwork, the week showed that when residents come together, home is defined not by walls, but by connection.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Deidre P.
Silver	Carol F.
Bronze	Marilyn G.

At Aspen Heights Retirement Residence battled it out for the medals. We had 20 residents participating and aiming for the gold this morning in the game of Jeopardy and they could not be stumped!

Later, excitement filled the room as the tables were set for a thrilling and mysterious game of BINGO. Cards were marked with anticipation, voices rose with laughter, and the atmosphere felt like Toto tugging at Dorothy’s hem — playful, lively, and full of heart.

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremony

Athletes and volunteers gathered for a combined medal and closing ceremony to celebrate the achievements and spirit that carried everyone through this year’s Games. Mr. David McKenzie, Member of Parliament for Calgary Signal Hill, joined the celebration, helping honour today’s champions as medals were presented amid smiles, applause, and well-earned pride.

The ceremony marked a meaningful close to a week defined by participation, encouragement, and community — a reminder that the true success of the Games lies in coming together and celebrating one another.

We ended the week with some music by Cole Briggs and toasted to a successful week of games, and friendly competition. New friends were made and some friendly competition kept everyone on their toes. We were so thrilled to award the National Medal with Joan A. who won Bronze in Pétanque! She was not expecting to win on the home level let alone a national medal.

As the curtain closed on another memorable week of competition, Aspen Heights Retirement set the standard for what the ASC Seniors Games are all about. From shared laughter to steady teamwork, the community showed that when people come together with pride and purpose, something special happens.

With eyes already turned toward the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games, Aspen Heights reminds us that home isn’t just a place — it’s the spirit we build together every day.

A huge thank you to our resident photographer, Dave D. for capturing the day for us! Be sure to see his pictures on the Aspen Heights Facebook Page!

Auburn Heights Retirement Residence

Today at Auburn Heights, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured 2 wonderful events, each filled with determination, friendship, and a touch of Oz‑inspired magic.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Marmie
Silver	Susan N.
Bronze	George G.

At Auburn Heights, 20 teams battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Jean L.
Silver	Irene K.
Bronze	Marge G.

At Auburn Heights, 30 players join the challenge.

The day began with Jeopardy, where quick thinking and teamwork took centre stage. Residents shared laughs, exchanged clever hints, and cheered one another on, proving that sometimes the best answers come from working together.

As one participant joked, “Dorothy didn’t know all the answers when she left home — but with Toto by her side, she figured it out one question at a time!”

The energy carried straight into a lively round of BINGO. With every number called, anticipation grew, laughter filled the room, and the excitement kept everyone on the edge of their seats from start to finish.

Just like Dorothy and Toto sticking together on their journey down the Yellow Brick Road, bingo is all about companionship! Fun fact: bingo became popular because it brought people together — proving that, just like Dorothy knew, there’s no place like home… especially when you’re playing bingo with friends.

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremony

As the Games drew to a close at Auburn Heights, athletes and volunteers gathered for a combined medal and closing ceremony filled with celebration and reflection. Joined by Acting Chief Deputy Troy Hodgson, Calgary Fire Department, the moment honoured today’s champions as medals were presented amid warm applause and well-earned pride.

In true Oz fashion, the ceremony felt like pulling back the curtain — revealing that the real magic of the Games wasn’t behind the scenes at all, but right in front of us: laughter shared, teamwork displayed, and a community cheering one another on.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Auburn Heights is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And like Dorothy discovering what mattered most, the day served as a gentle reminder that there’s truly no place like home — especially when it’s filled with connection, encouragement, and community pride.

See photos of our amazing day on the Auburn Heights Facebook page!

Saskatchewan Results

Preston Park I Retirement Residence

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Sylvia C.
Silver	Theressa M.
Bronze	Zelda R.

At Preston Park 17 residents tested their knowledge in Jeopardy

The scarecrow may still be searching for a brain, but our residents showed they’ve got plenty to spare! From clever clues to confident answers our Jeopardy game this morning was a great way to kick off the last day of the ASCSG!

Later, 21 residents gathered for an exciting game of BINGO for a chance to win delicious treats and funny money!

During the game Mrs. R said, “After all that hard work competing in the games like cornhole and ladder ball, ending it with bingo feels like we have reached the end of the yellow brick road and its time to relax!”

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremony

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by

MP Keven Waugh,
MLA Keith Jorgonson,
City Council Member Bev Dubois,
Deacon Nicholas Blom, and
Members from the Saskatoon Police Service

who helped celebrate today’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Preston Park is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. This week proved that there truly is no place like home, and there is no better place to call home than Preston Park!

Be sure to follow the week on the Preston Park residence Facebook page!

Preston Park II Retirement Residence

Today at Preston Park II, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured 2 wonderful events, each filled with determination, friendship, and a Scarecrow-inspired magic.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Joy P.
Silver	Shirley M.
Bronze	Roxy B.

At Preston Park II, 10 residents battled it out for the medals and quizzed their minds to victory.

The morning kicked off with Resident vs. Resident Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking and teamwork worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

When resident competitor, Brenda S., won bingo, the whole dining room could hear it with a lion-like roar of “BIIIINGOOOOOO.”

Athletes, volunteers, and community members gathered for a celebratory medal ceremony that marked the close of a joyful week of friendly competition. Joined by local community, business, and government dignitaries, the ceremony honoured not only today’s champions, but the optimism, courage, and spirit that defined the Games.

As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — filled with smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment. The moment reflected the true meaning of There’s No Place Like Our Home: coming together, celebrating effort, and cheering one another on.

We were honoured to be joined by:

MP Kevin Waugh
MLA Keith Jorgenson
City Councillor Bev Dubois
Saskatoon Police Service

Together, they helped celebrate our athletes and volunteers, bringing the Games to a meaningful and memorable close.

Preston Park II proudly earned three National Medals in Pétanque, taking Gold, Silver, and Bronze. Congratulations to Len H., Addie P., and Hazel G. on their outstanding achievements. The medals were presented by MP Kevin Waugh, making the moment even more memorable for athletes and supporters alike.

With the Games officially closed, the Preston Park II community is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, the day served as a reminder that there truly is no place like home — especially when it’s filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

National Gold Medalist Len H. summed it up best with a smile, saying, “There’s no place like our home — especially on a winning day.”

Follow along with the fun on Preston Park II’s Facebook page!

College Park I Retirement Residence

Today at College Park I, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured friendly Jeopardy and Bingo games. We also had a few heated, but fun Bridge competitions, each filled with determination, friendship, and a touch of Oz‑inspired magic.

Bridge

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Estelle L. & Eileen F.
Silver	Linda S. & Freda A.
Bronze	Tillie K. & Marjorie F.

At College Park I, 8 teams battled it out for the medals.

The morning kicked off with Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking and teamwork worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremonies

Athletes and volunteers came together with community, business, and government leaders for a combined medal and closing ceremony that celebrated both achievement and togetherness. As medals were presented, the room filled with applause, smiles, and pride — a moment that sparkled with the same joy and excitement as the Emerald City itself.

We were honoured to be joined by:

Lori Carr, Minister of Mental Health and Addictions, Seniors and Rural and Remote Health
Nicole Sarauer, MLA for Regina Douglas Park
Shobna Radons, Deputy Mayor and City Councillor
Dustin McCullough, Deputy Fire Chief

The celebration also included heartfelt moments that made the day truly unforgettable. A special shout-out was given to Cheerleader of the Year Josie S., who was absolutely over the moon as she received well-deserved recognition for her enthusiasm and support throughout the Games.

At 98 years young, Freda A. inspired everyone in attendance. She participated in every event and proudly earned four medals, reminding us all that age is no barrier to determination, joy, and excellence.

The ceremonies concluded on a deeply moving note as resident Erwin M. led the room in a stirring rendition of O Canada, bringing the community together in a shared moment of pride and reflection.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at College Park I is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy discovering what mattered most, the day reminded us that there is truly no place like home — especially when it’s filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

The Games continue to inspire residents – see it all happening on the College Park I Facebook page!

College Park II Retirement Residence

The morning kicked off bright and early with ASC Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking and strategy just like Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on after each correct answer just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Jo-Ann H.
Silver	Margaret C.
Bronze	Dorothy (Dot) L.

At College Park 2, 5 Trivia stars battled it out for the medals and many were bold and brave with how much they bet on getting the Final Jeopardy Question!

When jeopardy contestant answered the smore’s cookie question correctly, she added that she would like “s’more” points and her opponent chimed in to say, “Well put on your ruby slippers and choose the right path to the next question!”

Later, excitement filled the room as the tables were set for a thrilling and mysterious game of BINGO, a resident favourite around here! Cards were marked with anticipation, voices rose with laughter, and the atmosphere felt like Toto tugging at Dorothy’s hem — playful, lively, and full of heart. The sweetest part, the sweet treat of chocolates for winning a round!

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremony

Athletes and volunteers gathered for medal and closing ceremonies celebrating a week defined by connection, participation, and shared pride. Joined by community and government leaders, today’s champions were recognized as medals were presented amid warm applause and smiles worthy of the Emerald City.

We were honoured to be joined by esteemed dignitaries:

Lori Carr, Minister of Seniors
Nicole Sarauer, MLA for Regina Douglas Park
Dustin McCullough, Deputy Fire Chief
Regina Pats Mascot K-9

A memorable moment came when K-9, Pat’s Hockey Team’s mascot, bounded into the celebration, wagging his tail like Toto as he helped hand out flower bouquets to the Chefs de Mission and their assistants. The room filled with contagious laughter, proving just how much joy a little fun can bring.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at College Park 2 is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy discovering what mattered most, the day reminded us that there’s truly no place like home — especially when it’s filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

When K-9 the dog mascot for Pat’s Hockey Team wagged his tail like Toto to hand out the flower bouquets to our chef de missions and assistants, the laughs and smiles in the room were contagious and it proved how much joy fun times bring.

Follow along on the College Park II Facebook page!

Manitoba Results

River Ridge I Retirement Residence

Today at River Ridge, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured six wonderful events to cap off the 17^th ASC Senior Games.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Sandra L.
Silver	Alex C.
Bronze	Rowena B.

At River Ridge 1 Retirement Residence, 20 jeopardy participants battled it out for the medals.

The day at River Ridge 1 opened with a lively round of Jeopardy, where residents showed off sharp thinking, quick teamwork, and plenty of good humour. Cheers and encouragement filled the room as neighbours helped one another through tough questions, proving that a little teamwork goes a long way.

The energy continued with an enthusiastic game of BINGO. Anticipation built with every call, laughter echoed throughout the room, and the excitement kept everyone engaged right to the final number.

One standout moment came during Jeopardy when Pat A. was joined by her puppy, Maverick, proudly declaring him her good-luck charm — a reminder that sometimes a bit of companionship is all you need to feel confident and ready to play.

Athletes and volunteers later gathered for a combined Medal and Closing Ceremony, joined by Rachelle Schott, MLA, and Bruce Lillie, National Director of Marketing. As medals were presented, the room filled with applause, smiles, and well-earned pride, celebrating both achievement and participation.

With the Games officially concluded, the ceremony honoured the spirit that carried the week — enthusiasm, encouragement, and community connection. Residents and guests reflected on a week filled with shared moments and memorable experiences.

As Alex C. put it best, “And just like that, another Games has come to a close. There is no place like home with all these fun and exciting events held here. I look forward to more events still to come.”

Have a look at the wonderful pictures of the ASCSGs on the River Ridge I Facebook page.

River Ridge II Retirement Residence

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Gary C.
Silver	Les S.
Bronze	Iris P.

At River Ridge 2, 11 Jeopardy players battled it out for the medals.

The morning kicked off with Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

Later tonight , the excitement will continue to fill the room as the tables are set for a thrilling and mysterious game of BINGO. Cards will be marked with anticipation, voices will ring with laughter, and the atmosphere will feel like Toto tugging at Dorothy’s hem — playful, lively, and full of heart.

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremony

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by MLA Rachelle Schott, who helped celebrate today’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

Today, we gave out our very 1^st Cheerleading medal to a resident who loved to cheer on everyone during all the games, faithfully there every game just like Toto is there for Dorothy

With the Games officially closed, everyone at River Ridge 2 is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. As one resident said, It doesn’t matter if you win or lose , because there’s no place like home when you’re accompanied by all your family & friends!

To keep up with the fun, follow the River Ridge II Facebook page!

Seine River Retirement Residence

Today at Seine River Retirement Residence, our athletes showed that great moments are made when people come together. Two engaging events brought plenty of focus, friendly competition, and shared laughter — a reminder that the best experiences happen with friends.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Heather C.
Silver	Betti C.
Bronze	Cy T.

At Seine River Retirement Residence, 16 tenants battled it out for the medals.

The morning kicked off with Jeopardy, where residents showcased quick thinking and impressive brainpower. Everyone cheered one another on, sharing hints, encouragement, and teamwork to help friends rise to the challenge.

During the Final Jeopardy question of the Jeopardy competition, Jeannie K exclaimed out “I’m going to bet all my points because I know the answer!” The room erupted in laughter, proving joy follows wherever our resident’s roam.

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremony

Athletes and volunteers gathered with government dignitaries for a combined medal and closing ceremony celebrating the achievements and spirit that defined this year’s Games. As medals were presented, the room filled with smiles, applause, and pride — a fitting celebration of a memorable week of friendly competition. We were honoured to be joined by:

Markus Chambers, Deputy Mayor & City Councillor, St. Norbert–Seine River
Tyler Blashko, MLA for Lagimodière
Billie Cross, MLA for Seine River

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Seine River Retirement Residence is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, the moment served as a reminder that there’s truly no place like home — especially when it’s filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

Visit the Seine River Facebook Page here.

Shaftesbury Park Retirement Residence

Today at Shaftesbury Park, our residents followed their own Yellow Brick Road — and it led straight to smiles, laughter, and unforgettable moments. No matter the adventure, one thing was clear… there’s truly no place like home.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Elizabeth K.
Silver	Estelle M.
Bronze	Roberta N.

At Shaftesbury Park, 16 Jeopardy athletes battled it out for the medals.

The day began with a spirited round of Jeopardy, where quick thinking and teamwork shone brighter than the Emerald City. Just like Dorothy and her companions, our athletes proved that courage, heart, and a little wisdom go a long way when you travel together.

Jeopardy Gold Medalist Elizabeth beamed and laughed, “Toto and I would agree — there’s no place like Shaftesbury Park… especially when you follow the Yellow Brick Road to gold!”

As the afternoon rolled in, the magic continued with a lively game of BINGO. The room buzzed with excitement, cards in hand and eyes on every call — full of energy, joy, and playful anticipation, just like Toto keeping everyone on their toes.

From start to finish, today was pure Oz-inspired magic — powered by friendship, determination, and the wonderful spirit of our Shaftesbury Park community.

Our Chef de Mission Rose C said “Dorothy and Toto never make the journey alone — they rely on kindness, teamwork, and friends they meet along the way. Just like the residents and the staff at Shaftesbury Park, every success is powered by encouragement, companionship, and a community that walks the Yellow Brick Road together.

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremonies

Athletes and volunteers gathered alongside community, business, and government leaders for a combined medal and closing ceremony celebrating the achievements and spirit that defined this year’s Games. As medals were presented, the room filled with smiles, applause, and pride — a fitting close to a week inspired by the journey along the yellow brick road.

We were honoured to be joined by:

The Honourable Anita Neville, Lieutenant Governor of Manitoba
Carla Compton, MLA for Tuxedo
Tricia Charles, ASC Vice President, Manitoba
Carol Dickin, Director of Pharmacy Services & Community Relations
Scotiabank at Taylor team members Nikki, Tracy, and Ron

Together, they helped honour today’s champions and celebrate the optimism, courage, and camaraderie that carried everyone through a memorable week of friendly competition.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Shaftesbury Park is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, the day served as a reminder that there’s truly no place like home — especially when it’s filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

You can find the Shaftesbury Park Facebook Page here.

Sturgeon Creek I Retirement Residence

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Janet Y. and Dianne K.
Silver	Jane K.
Bronze	Joan M.

At Sturgeon Creek 1, 25 brave trivia buffs set off on a quest for the medals, proving they had the Brain, the Heart, and the Courage to win!

First, our minds took flight with a high-energy round of ASC Jeopardy! The answers flew faster than a pair of Winged Monkeys, and the brainpower was truly magical. The excitement continued to swirl with a super-charged game of BINGO! Numbers were called, cards were flipped, and the cheers echoed through the halls.

Our Sturgeon Creek 1 Management Team joined the celebration for the awards ceremony, honoring our winners and their fantastic sportsmanship. As we wrap up our “There Is No Place Like Our Home” week, we do so with a sweet taste of victory and a whole lot of anticipation for the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. The countdown has officially begun!

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

“I can’t wait to tell my family all about this week. It was my first year, and I never imagined it would be like this. The fun, the energy, and all the activities made it truly unforgettable,” Bev O.

Jeopardy

At Sturgeon Creek II, 13 contestants vied for the last medals of the games by showing us their true intellectual capabilities in our Jeopardy event. As in all things, we all have different things we know more about and others that we know less about. It does take a certain kind of courage to put yourself out there to answer questions in front of your peers in categories you may or may not know much about. And we never know in advance what the categories will be, so well done, one and all jeopardy contestants.

A gold medal winner was clearly defined, but as per normal SC II fashion, we had 3 people tie for the last medals. After undergoing tiebreaker questions, the last 2 medals were determined.

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Joanne C.
Silver	Linda G.
Bronze	Laurie R.

Recap of Medal/Closing Ceremony

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Roger, from Crystal Sound, who helped celebrate today’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

At the end of the day, Lisa Ediger, Executive Director, shared: “This was my first ASC Seniors Games, and it was an incredible, exciting, and deeply meaningful experience. So much care and effort went into creating an unforgettable event for residents, staff, and the entire community. I’m truly grateful to everyone who contributed their time and energy to making this something I will never forget.”

With the Games officially closed, everyone at SC II is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, we were reminded today that there is truly no place like our home — especially when filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride. A last magical moment ensued, and we danced away the afternoon and then went off on our own Yellow Brick Roads to remember the fantastic journey we have just completed!!!!

To keep up with the fun, follow the Sturgeon Creek II Facebook page!

Victoria Landing Retirement Residence

To see more fun happening at Victoria Landing, follow their Facebook page!

Ontario Results

Beacon Heights Retirement Residence

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Barry K.
Silver	Gaetane P.
Bronze	Shirley B.

At Beacon Heights Retirement Home , 20 teams battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Shirley B.
Silver	Renee B.
Bronze	Margaret W.

At Beacon Heights Retirement Home, 16 players battled for medals.

Today at Beacon Heights Retirement Home , our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured 2 wonderful events, each filled with determination, friendship, and a touch of Oz‑inspired magic.

The morning kicked off with Team vs. Team Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking and teamwork worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

Gold Medalist Barry smiled and said, “Straight down the yellow brick road to a Jeopardy win ”

Recap of Medal & Closing Ceremony

Athletes and volunteers gathered for a combined medal and closing ceremony celebrating the optimism, courage, and spirit that defined this year’s Games. As medals were presented, the room sparkled with smiles, applause, and pride — a fitting close to a week that truly proved there’s no place like home.

We were honoured to be joined by:

Amy Richer, Vice President of Operations, Eastern Ontario
Iman Seifeldin, Outreach Coordinator, Office of the Honourable Mona Fortier, P.C., M.P.

Together, they helped celebrate today’s champions and bring the Games to a meaningful close.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Beacon Heights Retirement Home is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, we were reminded today that there’s truly no place like our home — especially when filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

Stay tuned on Facebook for more highlights as the week unfolds!

Cataraqui Heights Retirement Residence

Today at Cataraqui Heights, our athletes showed that wherever the Yellow Brick Road may twist and turn, the true magic is found right here at home. The day unfolded with two vibrant events, each shining with determination, friendship, and a sprinkle of Oz‑inspired wonder.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Joyce F.
Silver	Annetta P.
Bronze	Julie L.

At Cataraqui Heights Residence, 8 players battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Margerite H.
Silver	Julie L.
Bronze	Gertrude

At Cataraqui Heights Residence, xxx players battled for medals.

The morning kicked off with Player Vs. Player Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking and teamwork worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

The quote of the day! “ Where are the poppies ; I need Sleeeep”

To see pictures of the fun being had at Cataraqui Heights, follow our Facebook page!

Cedarcroft Place Retirement Residence

Today at Cedarcroft Place our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured 3 wonderful events, each filled with determination, friendship, and a touch of the Scarecrow-style intelligence thrown-in.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Don E.
Silver	Margaret W.
Bronze	Stuart R.

At Cedarcroft Place, 26 competitors battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Sharon H.
Silver	Brian L.
Bronze	Marlene K.

Card Game # 1:

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Stuart R.
Silver	Norma E.
Bronze	Sharon

At Cedarcroft Place 26 players battled for medals.

Trivia time in Oz reminds us of the Scarecrow — it’s not about having a brain, but using it! At Cedarcroft, residents showed off their smarts during a lively game of trivia, proving that a little curiosity, teamwork, and confidence can make anyone feel positively emerald by the end of the day.”

During the game, a resident jokingly asked, “Is there a category for Bocce Champions? The answer was a definite yes.

Medal & Closing Ceremony

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Mayor Martin Ritsma, MP John Nater, Cst. Darren Fischer, Cst. Wanda Hughes, Lisa Walter from the Stratford Fire Department who helped celebrate today’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Cedarcroft Place is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games!

To keep up with the fun at Cedarcroft Place, follow their Facebook page!

Chapel Hill Retirement Residence

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Reg A.
Silver	Bob L.
Bronze	Michael C.

At Chapel Hill, 10 teams battled it out for the medals.

Cornhole (Assisted Living)

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Jean E.
Silver	Blanche L.
Bronze	Patricia B.

At Chapel Hill, 16 battled it out for the medals.

The morning opened with Team vs. Team Jeopardy, where quick thinking and teamwork took centre stage. Cheers echoed as residents encouraged one another, proving that a little confidence — and a lot of community spirit — goes a long way on any journey.

The energy stayed high as the group shifted gears for a lively round of BINGO. Cards were marked, laughter filled the room, and anticipation built with every call.

Celebrating her win, Lise laughed, “Toto, this sure beats Kansas!” The smiles all around said it best: wherever our residents gather, joy is always close to home.

Recap of Medal Ceremony

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Regional Sales Manager Connor McLeod who helped celebrate today’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

Recap of Closing Ceremony

Athletes and volunteers were joined by community, business, and government dignitaries to celebrate the closing of this year’s Games. We honoured to host:

Ottawa Officers – Darren and Devon
The Ronald McDonald House Ottawa – Emily
The Dementia Society – Pauline B.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Chapel Hill is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, we were reminded today that there’s truly no place like our home — especially when filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

What a fantastic day! To keep up with the fun, follow their Facebook page!

Cite Parkway Retirement Residence

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Mary D.
Silver	Hubert D.
Bronze	Anita S.

At Cité Parkway, 15 players battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Anita S.
Silver	J-C L.
Bronze	Claudette L.

At Cité Parkway, 25 players battled for medals.

The morning kicked off with Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz.

Mrs. J. found the questions difficult proclaiming “We’re not in Kansas anymore… these questions mean business.

Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

Did you know that Bingo started as Beano? Players used beans to mark their cards. Dorothy had Toto, and Mrs. C. had her lucky numbers. Not in Kansas anymore!

Medal & Closing Ceremony

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by esteemed dignitaries, include:

Councillor Stephanie Plante,
Councillor Rawlson King
ASC Regional Director of Care and Compliance, Dolly Meghaizel

We were honoured to have the help us celebrate today’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City — full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Cité Parkway is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, we were reminded today that there’s truly no place like our home — especially when filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

To keep up with all the amazing happenings and watch videos of the event, visit the residence Facebook page!

Courtyards on Eagleson

Jeopardy/Trivia

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Brenda D.
Silver	Ted S.
Bronze	Lise L.

At The Courtyards 35 players battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Sandy B.
Silver	Rita Z.
Bronze	Leah L.

At The Courtyards 35 players battled for medals.

The morning kicked off with 35 players Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking and teamwork worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

When Ted S. called out “BINGO!” she waved her card and exclaimed, “Toto and I are going home with a win!” The room erupted in laughter, proving joy follows wherever our residents roam.

Medal & Closing Ceremony

Athletes and volunteers were joined by community, business, and government dignitaries to celebrate the closing of this year’s Games, including:

Allan Hubley – Councillor Ward 23 Kanata South
Constable Tim Murray

With the Games officially closed, everyone at The Courtyards is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, we were reminded today that there’s truly no place like our home.

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Fox Hollow Retirement Residence

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Trevor N.
Silver	Vi D.
Bronze	Joan B.

At Fox Hollow , 24 players battled for medals.

The morning kicked off with Team vs. Team Jeopardy, where residents put their quick thinking and teamwork on full display. Cheers and encouragement filled the room as teams supported one another, proving that confidence, kindness, and a little friendly rivalry go a long way on any journey.

The energy carried right into a lively game of BINGO, where anticipation grew with every call and laughter echoed around the room. At one point, Mrs. Robertson couldn’t help but comment that she had never seen so many men at Bingo before — perhaps a few had it confused with Happy Hour. 😊

The celebrations continued with a heartfelt medal ceremony, joined by Dr. Nemo from Perennial, who helped honour the day’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled with smiles, applause, and pride worthy of the Emerald City.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Fox Hollow is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, the day reminded us that there’s truly no place like home.

The Quote of the Day comes from an individual living on memory care. During the closing entertainment’s concert, they said, “Some people without brains do a lot of talking.” 😉

Stay tuned to Fox Hollow’s Facebook page for more highlights as the week unfolds!

Lakeridge Heights Retirement Residence

Today at Lakeridge Heights, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home!

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Norma T.
Silver	Diana L.
Bronze	Pat B.

At Lakeridge Heights, 15 athletes battled it out for the medals.

Closing & Medal Ceremony — There’s No Place Like Our Home

Athletes and volunteers gathered alongside community, business, and government leaders to celebrate the close of this year’s ASC Seniors Games and to honour the remarkable achievements of participating residents. The ceremony reflected the spirit that carried the Games from start to finish — pride, encouragement, and genuine community connection.

We were honoured to be joined by:

The Honourable Raymond Cho, Minister for Seniors and Accessibility and MPP for Scarborough–North
Lorne Coe, MPP for Whitby
Steve Lee, Deputy Mayor of Whitby
Steve Yamada, Regional Councillor
Chris Leahy, Regional Councillor

As the Games officially concluded, the celebration was marked not only by medals and applause, but by shared joy. Minister Cho delighted attendees by leading the room in a hearty belly laugh — a reminder that staying young at heart is just as important as staying active. 😄

With the close of another successful Games, everyone at Lakeridge Heights is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, the moment reminded us all that there’s truly no place like home — especially when it’s filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

Quote of the Day
Just like Dorothy and Toto discovering that there’s no place like home, today showed that sometimes all it takes is a little courage to follow the yellow brick road. Thanks to the encouragement of Diana and Don, many residents tried something new for the very first time — and found medals, smiles, and lasting memories waiting at the end of the journey.

To see all the fun and games at Lakeridge Heights, head on over to their Facebook page!

McCarthy Place Retirement Residence

Today at McCarthy Place, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured 2 wonderful events; each filled with determination and a bit of Scarecrow-worthy brainwork!

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Margaret L.
Silver	Bob M.
Bronze	Helen S.

At McCarthy Place 12 residents battled it out for the medals.

Details on Competition

This morning, excitement filled the room as the tables were set for a thrilling and mysterious game of BINGO. Cards were marked with anticipation, voices rose with laughter, and the atmosphere felt like Toto tugging at Dorothy’s hem — playful, lively, and full of heart.

The afternoon kicked off with Jeopardy, where residents showcased clever thinking worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

Medal & Closing Ceremonies

Athletes and volunteers came together for a combined medal and closing ceremony celebrating the optimism, courage, and community spirit that defined this year’s Games. As medals were presented, the room sparkled with smiles, applause, and pride — a fitting close to a memorable week of friendly competition.

We were honoured to be joined by:

MP John Nater
Mayor Martin Ritsma, City of Stratford
Dan Vito, Executive Director
Margaret Lupton, Chef de Mission

As the Games officially came to a close, residents joined together in unison, proudly declaring, “There’s no place like our home.” The moment captured the heart of McCarthy Place, reminding everyone that home is truly where the heart is.

With that spirit, the community is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games.

To keep up with the fun at McCarthy Place, follow their Facebook page!

Oakville Estates Retirement Residence

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Barbara C.
Silver	Carol C.
Bronze	Edie S.

At Oakville Estates 5 teams battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Adil A.
Silver	Carol C.
Bronze	Barbara C.

At Oakville Estates, 8 players battled for medals.

The day at Oakville Estates began with a lively round of Jeopardy, where residents showed off quick thinking and teamwork as cheers of encouragement filled the room. The energy carried straight into an enthusiastic game of BINGO, with laughter rising alongside the excitement of every number called.

In the midst of the action, PSW Rowina sparked an impromptu dance party in the Memory Care community while Jeopardy preparations were underway — a joyful reminder that the Games are just as much about fun as they are about competition.

Athletes and volunteers later gathered for a combined Medal and Closing Ceremony, marking a proud close to the Games. We were deeply honoured to welcome distinguished guests who took the time to join us in recognizing today’s champions and the spirit of the week

We were honoured to be joined by:

Rob Burton, His Worship the Mayor of Oakville
Representatives from the Oakville Fire Department

As medals were presented, the room filled with smiles, applause, and well-earned pride — a moment that reflected not only athletic achievement, but the strong community support behind it.

With the Games officially concluded, everyone at Oakville Estates is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And like so many moments throughout the week, the day served as a reminder that there’s truly no place like home — especially when it’s filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

As Carol, Chef de Mission, perfectly summed it up: “I don’t have time — I’m too busy having fun at the All Seniors Care Seniors Games!”

Be sure to follow their Facebook Page to keep up with the day to day adventure at Oakville Esates, our newest senior home in Oakville, Ontario.

Summit Heights Retirement Residence

Today at Summit Heights, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured 2 wonderful events, each filled with friendship and a lot of laughter at the Hamilton retirement residence.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Harry C.
Silver	Gordon W.
Bronze	Jennie T.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Judy L.
Silver	Betty P.
Bronze	Cecilia S.

At Summit Heights, 23 players battled for medals.

Medal & Closing Ceremonies

Athletes and volunteers gathered for a medal and closing ceremony celebrating the spirit that defined this year’s Games. MP Ned Kuruc joined the celebration, helping honour today’s champions as medals were presented amid smiles, applause, and pride worthy of the Emerald City.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Summit Heights is already looking ahead to the 18th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, the day served as a reminder that there’s truly no place like our home!

To keep up with the fun at Summit Heights, follow their Facebook page!

Québec Results

Résidence Chateau Symmes /Chateau Symmes Retirement Home

Today at Chateau Symmes, our athletes proved that no matter where the Yellow Brick Road leads, there truly is no place like our home! The day featured 2 wonderful events, each filled with determination, friendship, and a touch of Oz‑inspired magic.

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Jeannine B.
Silver	André T.
Bronze	Maurice M.

At Chateau Symmes, 2 teams battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Lucille D.
Silver	Myron Z.
Bronze	Lise M.

At Chateau Symmes, 28 players battled for medals.

Details on Competition — Dorothy & Toto Edition

The morning kicked off with Team yellow vs. Team Green, where residents showcased clever thinking and teamwork worthy of Dorothy and her friends on their journey through Oz. Everyone cheered one another on just like Dorothy encouraged the Scarecrow, Tin Man, and Lion — with kindness, confidence, and community spirit.

When one of our residents called a bingo, she said, “Well at least this yellow brick road is bringing me somewhere!”

Medal Ceremony

Competitors were joined at the award ceremony by Greg Fergus, who helped celebrate today’s champions. As medals were presented, the room sparkled like the Emerald City full of smiles, applause, and heartfelt pride in every accomplishment.

Closing Ceremony

Athletes were joined by Mr. Greg Fergus, Louise Goulet and Disco Queens to celebrate the closing of this year’s Games.

With the Games officially closed, everyone at Chateau Symmes is already looking forward to preparing for the 18^th Annual ASC Seniors Games. And just like Dorothy clicking her heels, we were reminded today that there’s truly no place like our home — especially when filled with laughter, teamwork, and community pride.

Résidence de la Gappe – Phase 1

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Antione M.
Silver	Claudette St-J.
Bronze	Rréa C.

At Résidence de la Gappe phase 1, 27 teams battled it out for the medals.

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Jeannine R.
Silver	Shirley S.
Bronze	Claudette C.

At Residence de la Gappe phase 1, 30 players battled for medals.

The summary of these ceremonies consistently emphasizes the pleasure of being together and breaking down isolation. Athletic performance becomes secondary to the social aspect and the friendships forged during the week.

Athletes and spectators were joined at the medal and closing ceremony by our esteemed VIPs:

Catherine Craig St-Louis – City Councillor for the Hospital District
Mathieu Lévesque – CAQ Member of the National Assembly for the riding of Chapeleau

It was a week filled with memorable moments and new friendships were formed.

Résidences de la Gappe – Phase 3 et 4

Jeopardy

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Mme Bordeleau
Silver	Mme Demeule
Bronze	Mme Laframboise

BINGO

Medal	Athlete
Gold	Mme Lirette
Silver	Mme Pilon
Bronze	Mme Dewar

The day at Résidences de la Gappe – Phase 3 et 4 began with Team vs. Team Jeopardy, where quick thinking and teamwork took centre stage. Residents leaned in, laughed, and helped one another along, proving that a good hint and a bit of encouragement can make all the difference.

The fun continued with a spirited game of BINGO, as anticipation built with every number called. Cards filled up, cheers rang out, and the room buzzed with excitement from start to finish.

The day concluded on a celebratory note as athletes and volunteers were joined by community, business, and government dignitaries to mark the closing of this year’s Games — a fitting end to a day filled with connection, friendly competition, and shared pride.

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