Awards & Scholarships
View All Saskatchewan Awards & Scholarships
01
Saskatchewan's Top Navy League Cadet for the 2025 - 2026
CP01 Oberg, of #18 H.M. Weir, in Saskatoon, SK was selected to receive Saskatchewan Division's top Navy League Cadet of the Year this year as well as the Orson Burgess Award and the top National Cadet of the Year.
CPO1 Onuoha of #18 H.M. Weir, in Saskatoon, SK.
PO2 Grayson of #18 H.M. Weir, in Saskatoon, SK.
CPO1 Lariviere of #9 NLCC A.N. Morris, in Regina, Sk.
PO1 Bamiro of #9 NLCC A.N. Morris, in Regina, Sk.
PO1 Onuoha of #18 H.M. Weir, in Saskatoon, SK.
PO1 Neufeld of #33 Moose Jaw, Sk.
PO1 Mullis of #5 W.K. Reed, in Prince Albert, Sk.
CPO1 Kankanige of #103 Margaree, in Yorkton, Sk.
were all selected to receive the Medal of Excellence.
02
Saskatchewan's Top Sea Cadet for the 2025 - 2026
CPO1 Plant of #43 RCSCC Impregnsnle in Regina, Sk. was selected to receive Saskatchewan Division's top Sea Cadet of the Year, the Medal of Excellence as well as the Admiral Yano Award.
PO2 Waffle of #43 RCSCC Impregnsnle in Regina, Sk. was also selected to receive the Medal of Excellence.
P01 McGowan of #99 RCSCC Assiniboine in Moose Jaw, Sk. was also selected to receive the Medal of Excellence.
03
The Legion Medal of Excellence 2025 - 2026
New Paragraph
04
National President's Award 2025 - 2026
No award this year.
05
Mertiorious Service Award 2025-2026
New Paragraph
Checklists
Navy League Cadet National Awards Checklist
The Navy League Cadet of the Year and the Orson Burgess Award
The following checklist is to be used by Commanding Officers to ensure all the required documentation has been included in each award package submitted to Division. Missing documents may disqualify your candidates for the award being nominated for.
1. Navy League Award Application Form, NL (104) E (Mandatory)
2. Navy League Cadet Training Record (Mandatory)
3. Navy League Cadet Activity Record (Mandatory)
4. Photographs of the Nominee in Full Uniform - One head and shoulder and one full body, boots must be in view (Mandatory)
5. School marks
6. Letters of Recommendation from
- Commanding Officer (Mandatory)
- Branch President (Mandatory)
- School Principal
7. One or more from
- Teacher
- Minister
- Coach
8. Any additional recommendation letters to substantiate involvement in the community and citizenship would be beneficial for the Orson Burgess Award.
9. Cadet generated autobiography. Can be computer generated, but must be signed by the cadet and include the following
- Brief information about the cadet
- Plans after leavung Navy League
- School Activities
- Cadet Activities
- Organized Sports
- Activities outside of Cadets and School
- Benefits from being a Navy League Cadet
10. Commanding Officer's letter must include
Attendance Record
Exam Results
Promotions and Dates
Awards Received
Cadet's participation within the Corps and the Community
General Comments about the Cadet
11. Original documents with one photocopy must be submitted to your branch who will review and forward to the Divisional Awards Chair. Division will forward to the National Office.
The more information or letters of recommendation you provide, the better chance of your nominee being selected. A video can be included. Branch Presidents and Commanding Officers are responsible for proper completion of the award packages prior to submission.
All award packages must be received by the Division Awards Chair no later than 10 February. Late submission will not be accepted.
Further information on National Awards may be found on the National Website, however if you have any questions or inquiries regarding awards, please email awards@nlcsd.ca.
Applications and Supporting Documents are to be sent to
Ryan Monks
Sea Cadet National Awards Checklist
The Sea Cadet of the Year Award
The following checklist is to be used by Commanding Officers to ensure all the required documentation has been included in each award package submitted to Division. Missing documents may disqualify your candidates for the award being nominated for.
1. Navy League Award Application Form, NL (104) E (Mandatory)
2. Fortress Cadet Information Card (Mandatory)
3. Photographs of the Nominee in Full Uniform - One head and shoulder and one full body, boots must be in view (Mandatory)
4. School marks
5. Letters of Recommendation from
- Commanding Officer (Mandatory)
- Branch President (Mandatory)
- School Principal
6. One or more from
- Teacher
- Minister
- Coach
7. Any additional recommendation letters to substantiate involvement in the community and citizenship would be beneficial for the Orson Burgess Award.
8. Cadet generated autobiography. Can be computer generated, but must be signed by the cadet and include the following
- Brief information about the cadet
- Plans after leavung Navy League
- School Activities
- Cadet Activities
- Organized Sports
- Activities outside of Cadets and School
- Benefits from being a Navy League Cadet
9. Commanding Officer's letter must include
- Attendance Record
- Exam Results
- Promotions and Dates
- Awards Received
- Cadet's participation within the Corps and the Community
- General Comments about the Cadet
10. Original documents with one photocopy must be submitted to your branch who will review and forward to the Divisional Awards Chair. Division will forward to the National Office.
The more information or letters of recommendation you provide, the better chance of your nominee being selected. A video can be included. Branch Presidents and Commanding Officers are responsible for proper completion of the award packages prior to submission.
All award packages must be received by the Division Awards Chair no later than 10 February. Late submission will not be accepted.
Further information on National Awards may be found on the National Website, however if you have any questions or inquiries regarding awards, please email awards@nlcsd.ca.
Applications and Supporting Documents are to be sent to
Ryan Monks
