What began as a few friends in Regina daring each other to compete became, in 2015, the first Monarch Games - a tradition that reinvented itself every year: a solo gauntlet, a team war, a multi-day weekend with family and its own constitution, then a return to individual competition on the training floor. That first run went from 2015 to 2018 - and then the Games went quiet. After seven years away they came back for the 2025 10-year anniversary, and return again in 2026 in a new form. This is the archive - the events, the scores, and the story of each chapter.
Published archive
2025
10-Year Anniversary Games
December 12, 2025
Seven years after the original run ended in 2018, the Games come back: the tenth anniversary chapter - ten competitors, seven scored tests, a full leaderboard, and a media archive from the night.
Year IV moved off the gym floor and into a real training facility - and dropped the teams. Back to individual competition: a strength-and-conditioning chapter on the spin bikes and the barbell, with the crew in the first run of branded Monarch Lion gear.
The Games grew up: a two-day weekend themed Body, Mind & Soul, with family brought into the fold and the year-end AGM downtown at the Saskatchewan Hotel.
Year two raised the stakes by dropping the “I.” Individual scoring was thrown out for a straight team war - a captain's draft into two sides across a weekend of team sports.
Where it started - the first Monarch Games, a one-day athletic gauntlet through a Regina field house and the Golden Mile bowling lanes. Nine events, one scoring sheet, and Tamon crowned the first champion.