Emily grew up in Coleville, Saskatchewan where she danced, figure skated, and curled. She then attended the University of Saskatchewan for her bachelors of science kinesiology degree. While completing her undergrad she worked as a Huskie student trainer with the Track and Field and cross-country teams. Afterward, Emily got her MPT at the University of Alberta.

Emily is excited to have the opportunity to connect with individuals from the community and empower them to take control of their health and wellness. Outside the clinic Emily enjoys reading, spending time with friends and family, going to lake, and going for walks along the river.

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Mitch received his Bachelors in Kinesiology from the University of Saskatchewan in 2018. While at the U of S, Mitch played for the Huskies Football team, where he earned All-Canadian and Academic All-Canadian honours twice during his career. After completing his Kinesiology degree, Mitch moved to Scotland to pursue his Masters in Physical Therapy at Glasgow Caledonian University.

Mitch was born and raised in Saskatoon, where he grew up playing a variety of sports, including basketball, gymnastics, hockey, soccer, and football. His diverse athletic background sparked a passion for movement and a strong interest in human anatomy and performance.

Professionally, Mitch is interested in all things musculoskeletal. He uses manual therapy techniques and prescribed exercises to help achieve clients specific goals. Embracing a client-centered approach, Mitch is dedicated to supporting individuals on their journey to lead active and healthy lives.

Outside of work, Mitch loves spending time with friends and family, playing recreational sports, and exploring the world.

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Tagen attended the University of Saskatchewan where she obtained her Bachelor’s of Kinesiology and her Masters in Physical Therapy. During this time she was a student trainer for the Huskies Women’s basketball team and supported the Huskies Football team during their 2020 season.

She played Volleyball throughout high school and now plays recreationally whenever possible. Tagen fostered an interest in exercise training and sports therapy through her studies in kinesiology, and now uses these principles in both her professional and personal life. She has experience working with club football teams including the Saskatoon Hilltops and the Saskatoon Valkyries.

Tagen uses a combination of exercise and manual therapy to help clients achieve their goals. She currently has a special interest in helping clients with hypermobility, EDS, and POTS return to or maintain an active lifestyle. Other areas of interest include rehab for knee, hip, and ankle injuries.

Outside of work, Tagen enjoys playing music, visiting new thrift shops, weight training, and playing rec volleyball.

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Born and raised in Saskatoon, Hayley completed her Master of Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan in 2019. As a lifelong soccer player who still plays today, she understands the importance of staying active and returning to the activities you enjoy.

Hayley is passionate about helping clients improve mobility, recover from injury, and build confidence in their bodies. Her primary areas of interest include treating sports-related injuries, managing pain and dysfunction of the hip, knee, and shoulder, and providing women’s pelvic floor physiotherapy. She enjoys working with a diverse range of clients, from competitive athletes to individuals focused on improving everyday function. Hayley is committed to providing individualized, evidence-informed care to help her clients achieve meaningful, lasting results.

Outside of the clinic, Hayley enjoys staying active, spending time with her family, and relaxing at Candle Lake.

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David is an Exercise Therapist who has been working in the field of rehabilitation for over 10 years. Before this, he worked as a personal trainer. David grew up on a farm near the small town of Sonningdale, where he spent his youth helping on the farm, playing volleyball, and teaching swimming lessons. Once in University, David fell out of shape. Wanting to regain his fitness and to help others build strength and recover from injuries, David was compelled towards and completed a degree in Kinesiology.

When he’s not at work, David loves to participate in all manner of activities. He mountain bikes, rock climbs, runs spartan races, and stays active outdoors. He also spends much of his time with his wife Pauline and their two kids.

David dreamed of working at Craven SPORT Services for many years, having once been a client himself. Craven’s approach to injury management compelled David to want to be part of the team. David works with both primary SGI and WCB cases, secondary cases, and group training whenever possible!

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Jared earned his Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology with Distinction in 2015 and his Master of Physical Therapy in 2017, both from the University of Saskatchewan.

He has completed additional post-graduate training in concussion management, sport first responder care, Mulligan Upper Quarter techniques, osteoarthritis exercise prescription, and manual therapy-based care. His clinical interests include osteoarthritis management, sport-related injuries, strength and conditioning, and concussion rehabilitation.

Jared takes an active, exercise-based approach to physiotherapy. He believes effective rehabilitation should help clients understand their condition, move with more confidence, and take ownership of their progress. His treatment style combines education, movement assessment, hands-on care when appropriate, and individualized exercise programming designed around each client’s goals.

Outside the clinic, Jared is a grain farmer and father of three young children. He enjoys hockey, fastball, golf, and spending time at the lake with his family.

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Originally from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, Jantz has long been passionate about health, sport, and wellness. His experience as a multi-sport athlete sparked an early interest in rehabilitation, which grew stronger during his undergraduate studies. He was particularly inspired by the unique role physiotherapists play in supporting patients through meaningful, hands-on care, and his volunteer work with individuals with physical and intellectual disabilities further deepened his commitment to the profession.

With a growing passion for orthopedic rehabilitation, Jantz continued his training in Ontario before joining the Craven Fellowship Program. Outside the clinic, he enjoys staying active through rec sports, fishing, camping, skiing, golfing, playing guitar, and reading. Jantz also has a well-known love for coffee and donuts.

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Dr. Jared Stuckel is a highly skilled chiropractor with a Master’s in Sports Medicine, a background in collegiate athletics, and a passion for optimizing movement and helping people achieve their health and fitness goals.

Dr. Stuckel grew up in Saskatoon, and later moved to British Columbia to play baseball in college. After playing college baseball, Dr. Stuckel relocated to Oregon to pursue advanced education, specializing in sports-related injuries and rehabilitation. He completed the Doctor of Chiropractic and concurrent Master’s of Sports Medicine in 2023. His academic training, combined with hands-on experience, allows him to offer a unique approach to chiropractic care that focuses on improving mobility, reducing pain, and enhancing overall performance.

Before establishing his current practice, Dr. Stuckel spent a year practicing in Boise, Idaho, where he worked with athletes of all levels, helping them recover from injuries and perform at their best. His extensive knowledge of biomechanics and movement patterns, paired with a deep commitment to patient care, ensures that each individual receives personalized treatment tailored to their specific needs.

With a true passion for improving quality of life through better movement, Dr. Stuckel is dedicated to helping his patients return to their active lifestyles—whether it’s on the field, in the gym, or in everyday activities. Whether you’re an athlete recovering from injury or someone seeking to improve mobility and function, Dr.Stuckel is here to help you move better, feel better, and live better.

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Jae is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, where she completed her Bachelors of Kinesiology and her Masters of Physical Therapy. During her time at the U of S, Jae worked as a student trainer with the men’s basketball and football teams. More recently Jae has been involved in working with athletes from organizations including: Cheer Canada, the Saskatoon Valkyries, and the Saskatoon Hilltops. These experiences have fuelled a keen interest in sport and working with athletic populations!

Across her life, Jae has been a part of many sport communities. She grew up in the dance studio, on the soccer pitch, in the cheer gym, and on the football field.

Jae’s clinical interests involve all things MSK – including manual therapy, the use of preventative exercises, and concussion management – with individuals of all populations and from all walks of life.

Outside of work, you’ll find Jae spending time with her dog Lola, being physically active, reading, and enjoying her favourite local restaurants!

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Angela received her Bachelors in Kinesiology and her Masters in Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan. Since graduating, Angela has been certified in functional dry needling and concussion management. Angela has always had an interest in sport physiotherapy and spent her undergraduate degree volunteering with the Huskie student trainer program working primarily with women’s volleyball and football. Angela continued to gain experience in sport physiotherapy while completing her Masters in Physical Therapy through volunteer work with Saskatoon’s Hilltops football team and the Saskatoon Valkyries.

Angela has worn many hats at Craven SPORT Services, first working as a strength & conditioning coach following the completion of her Kinesiology degree, then continuing on as a physiotherapist after receiving her MPT. She is familiar with our integrative approach to client care! Although Angela has spent much of her time with athletes, Angela enjoys working with clients of all ages and abilities, helping them live healthy and pain-free lives.

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Mackenzie graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a B.Sc.(Kin) with Great Distinction in 2008 before completing his Masters of Physical Therapy in 2010. Mackenzie has completed courses in the Manual Orthopaedic Level System, obtained his GunnIMS needling certification, and has completed other courses in NeuroReconditioning, vestibular rehabilitation, and concussion management.

Mackenzie’s practice has been centered around orthopaedic rehabilitation with a manual therapy, exercise rehabilitation, and needling focus. Mackenzie’s areas of interest include concussions, and vestibular rehabilitation, as well as neck, back and jaw pain.

Outside of work, Mackenzie enjoys spending time with his wife and three sons. He cycles to work and stays active with a combination of workouts, yoga, ultimate (frisbee), and running/triathlons. Mackenzie’s family enjoys the great outdoors and takes advantage of the summer months to camp whenever possible.

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Emily joined our team after completing her Masters of Science in Physical Therapy at the University of Alberta in 2025 and her Bachelors in Kinesiology in 2022 from the University of Saskatchewan. She first became involved with Craven SPORT Services during her undergraduate years, when she was a Strength & Conditioning Coach with our team.

Emily grew up dancing and baton twirling in Saskatoon. She competed on the international stage in team, pair, and individual baton twirling on four separate occasions, ending in 2019. Emily contributed to the local dance and baton community through a decade-long coaching career and by volunteering at local competitions. She is eager to reconnect with the community and explore opportunities in both dance and baton.

Clinically, Emily is interested in all parts of rehabilitation, with a particular focus on chronic conditions/pain and orthopaedics. She takes a personalized approach to care, prioritizing getting to know her patients and collaborating with them to achieve their individual goals. Emily’s mission is to help you uncover your “WHY” and use that as a foundation for progress.

Outside the clinic, you can find Emily hitting the gym, walking her dogs, knitting, and adding to her personal library. She loves trying new activities, setting fun goals, and she’s always open to recommendations for new adventures to explore!

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Michelle is a sport physiotherapist with over a decade of experience supporting athletes from amateur to collegiate, national, and professional levels. She completed her Bachelor of Science in Kinesiology at Medicine Hat College and the University of Saskatchewan in 2011 before earning her Master of Physical Therapy from the University of Saskatchewan in 2014. During her undergraduate years, Michelle competed in collegiate soccer and basketball. She earned Academic Athletic awards annually and received the Huskie Trainer of the Year Award in 2012. From 2009 to 2014, she volunteered with the Huskie Student Trainer Program, an experience that helped shape her passion for athlete care and high-performance sport.

Clinically, Michelle’s interests focus on sport physiotherapy, orthopaedic rehabilitation, corrective exercise, and strength and conditioning. She has completed extensive post-graduate education in running injury management, concussion management, athlete rehabilitation, and high-performance programming. She holds a Diploma in Sport Physiotherapy, is a Certified Exercise Physiologist through CSEP, and is certified in Kinetacore Dry Needling. Her practice emphasizes evidence-informed rehabilitation combined with performance-driven strength and conditioning to ensure athletes return to sport stronger and more resilient. Her specific areas of interest include ACL rehabilitation, hip, knee, ankle, and shoulder injuries, comprehensive return-to-sport planning, and individualized strength and conditioning program development.

Michelle has provided medical coverage for a wide variety of sports, including football, basketball, soccer, hockey, fastball, baseball, wrestling, rugby, curling, road races, and track and field. She has served as the Interdisciplinary Support Team Lead for the Saskatchewan Rattlers, Saskatoon Hilltops, Saskatoon Valkyries, and the Saskatchewan Excel Program. Her national-level experience includes traveling with Football Canada and Canada Soccer as a team physiotherapist.

An athlete at heart, Michelle continues to stay active through running, soccer, basketball, golf, pickleball, and strength training. Her combined experience as both clinician and athlete allows her to understand the physical and mental demands of sport, and she is passionate about helping athletes restore movement, build resilience, and perform at their highest level.

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Carson was born and raised in Saskatoon, where he completed both his Bachelor’s degree in Kinesiology with Great Distinction and Master’s in Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan.

Growing up, Carson was involved in a variety of sports including football, soccer, golf, and hockey which helped Carson develop an early appreciation for movement, performance, and injury rehabilitation. His passion for athletics and strength training led him to work as a strength & conditioning coach throughout his post-secondary education, helping others improve performance, build confidence, and stay active.

As a physiotherapist, Carson takes an active, evidence-informed approach focused on movement quality and functional performance. He provides individualized care through education, exercise prescription, movement retraining, and hands-on therapy to help clients recover confidently and return to the activities they enjoy. He particularly enjoys working with orthopedic conditions and is one of the instructors for our OA program.

Outside of the clinic, Carson enjoys spending time with friends and family, weightlifting, golfing, and playing hockey.

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Adrienne was born in Saskatoon, where she attended Bedford Road Collegiate, followed by the University of Saskatchewan for a B.Sc in Kinesiology and a Masters of Physiotherapy. While attending the U of S, Adrienne played Huskies Soccer and worked as a student trainer with both the Track & Field and Football teams. Since completing her time at the U of S, Adrienne has taken part in a wide variety of continued education courses including her Sport Diploma and certification in ISST Schroth Therapy.

Adrienne’s work experience has included time with the U of S Huskies, in Jasper, with the Pacific Sport Institute in Victoria, at the Rugby High Performance Centre with Rugby Canada, and contract work with Athletics Canada. Adrienne also recently returned from a sabbatical in Nottingham England, where she completed an advanced practice course and traveled to Trinidad with Athletics cross country teams. Adrienne believes that preparing people to succeed in sport, work, and daily life comes down to keeping active and building independence and accountability in one’s own health, with a helping hand from professionals like herself.

In her spare time, Adrienne teaches spin at Ryde YXE, and can regularly be found in the gym or on the river. She travels whenever possible, and enjoys cycling, surfing, paddle boarding, running and hiking wherever she goes. Adrienne also enjoys walking and reading at the same time (yes, it’s hazardous!), and cooking.

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Lee is a graduate of the University of Saskatchewan, where he completed a Bachelors of Science in Kinesiology (2009) before moving on to the Masters of Physical Therapy program (2011). Lee was the recipient of the Craven SPORT Services Sport Physiotherapy award, presented to the graduating student with the highest academic achievement in foundational and clinical science courses related to sport physiotherapy, as well as the School of Physical Therapy Award for Top Research Project. Lee has since gained the Certificate in Sport Physiotherapy designation through Sport Physiotherapy Canada, which involves additional training and specialization in the areas of athlete health and performance, emergency sideline care, athletic taping, functional return to sport training, exercise physiology, protective equipment, and concussion evaluation. Lee is also a Certified Strength and Conditioning Specialist (CSCS) through the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) and works as a consultant with the Sport Medicine and Science Council of Saskatchewan (SMSCS).

Clinically, Lee enjoys working with individuals of all ages including both athletic and non-athletic populations. He takes an active approach to rehabilitation and believes strongly in empowering his patients by providing them with the knowledge and skills to help themselves. He believes in taking a whole-body approach to an individual’s injury and draws on his knowledge in the areas of orthopaedic assessment and treatment, movement analysis and correction, and strength and conditioning to help a person work towards their goals. He has taken post graduate courses in the areas of functional movement screening and assessment (FMS, SFMA), running injury prevention, the Mulligan Concept of Manual Therapy, the McKenzie Method of Mechanical Diagnosis and Therapy (MDT), Movement System Impairment Syndromes through Shirley Sahrmann, vestibular rehabilitation, and has attended numerous sport physiotherapy and strength and conditioning conferences. Lee has a special interest for concussion management. He is a certified practitioner through Complete Concussion Management Inc. and has taken courses through R2P Concussion Management as well. Lee has a passion for sharing information and providing workshops and education sessions on concussions for athletes, parents, coaches, and organizations, and has regularly guest lectured on the topic in the College of Kinesiology at the U of S.

Outside of the clinic, Lee stays busy with his young family, spending lots of time coaching hockey, baseball, and softball. When he’s not chasing kids or the dog, Lee enjoys playing hockey, fastball, and golf, heling out with the family farm, and spending as much time at the lake as possible building and renovating the cabin, hanging out on the water, and spending time with family.

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Nikole graduated from the University of Saskatchewan with a Bachelor of Science in Microbiology and Immunology (2016) and a Master of Physical Therapy (2023). Her interest in rehabilitation was sparked by her own experiences navigating injuries. Having earned her black belt in martial arts at a young age, she developed an appreciation for the resilience and adaptability of the body and a lifelong interest in movement.

As a clinician, Nikole is dedicated to blending hands-on skills with evidence-based practice. She holds a certification in Biomedical Dry Needling (2025) and has contributed to published osteoarthritis research (2026), allowing her to bring the latest clinical insights to her patients. She has a special interest in orthopaedic rehabilitation, osteoarthritis, corrective exercise, headaches, and pain management.

Outside of the clinic, Nikole can be found exploring the outdoors with her dog or bugging her partner to help with her latest home project. She has a love for yoga, nature, weight lifting, and aerial sports including hoop and pole dance.

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Taylor completed his Master’s degree in Physical Therapy at the University of Saskatchewan. Growing up in a small town in Alberta, he participated in a variety of sports including soccer, volleyball, basketball, and tennis which sparked his passion for movement, performance, and rehabilitation.

During his undergraduate studies, Taylor played five years of collegiate volleyball at the CCAA level, earning two Academic All-Canadian honours and two ACAC First Team All-Star selections. His athletic background continues to shape his understanding of injury, recovery, and performance.

Taylor has a strong interest in orthopaedic physiotherapy and works with clients across a wide range of conditions and recovery stages. He helps facilitate osteoarthritis education classes and enjoys supporting clients through both pre-operative preparation and post-operative rehabilitation. His approach centres on partnering with clients throughout their recovery, empowering them through education so they better understand their condition and feel confident taking an active role in their rehabilitation.

To optimize outcomes and support long-term well-being, Taylor combines hands-on treatment with individualized exercise programming tailored to each client’s goals. He values a proactive, preventative approach to care helping clients not only recover from injury, but also build resilience and reduce the risk of future setbacks.

Outside the clinic, Taylor enjoys spending time with family, travelling, road cycling, and running.

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Ty received his Bachelors in Kinesiology with Great Distinction in 2016, and his Masters in Physical Therapy in 2020 – both from the University of Saskatchewan! Ty grew up playing sports and quickly became fascinated with the science behind human movement. He chose to pursue a career in physiotherapy so that he could stay involved in the sporting world and help others meet their movement goals.

Ty began volunteering with Craven SPORT Services in 2019, working as a team trainer for the Saskatoon Valkyries under CSS Physiotherapist Michelle Keene. While completing his master’s degree, he also worked at CSS as a kinesiologist alongside Bruce Craven, supporting the group training for Basketball Saskatchewan and the REX soccer program. Ty is currently the OA lead physiotherapist for the Craven SPORT Services Osteoarthritis Program.

Ty enjoys working with clients of all ages and helping clients rehabilitate hip, knee, and ankle injuries. He is also Complete Concussion Management certified and has a special interest in helping clients treat and manage concussions.

In his personal time, Ty enjoys playing sports, travelling, spending time outdoors, and spending time with his wife and two boys. This includes downhill skiing, golfing, disc golfing, soccer, basketball, and volleyball! Ty has travelled to 15 different countries with his wife and plans to continue adding to his list.

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