Donor Spotlight: Kenneth Strath Moore Award: Honouring a Legacy of Excellence

Kenneth Strath Moore – A Trailblazer in Sport and Life

Born in 1910, Kenneth Moore was a standout in hockey, rugby, baseball, and more. His passion and skill took him from Campion College and Regina College—where he captained hockey and rugby teams—to Olympic history. In 1932, Moore represented Canada at the Winter Olympics, scoring a goal and bringing home gold, a moment of triumph not only for him but for Indigenous athletes everywhere. For a deeper dive into Kenneth Strath Moore’s life and achievements, click here to read his full biography.

Moore’s impact extended beyond the rink. He coached championship teams, contributed to the Manitoba Amateur Hockey Association, and his achievements are enshrined in multiple sports halls of fame. In 2024, he was inducted into the North American Indigenous Athletics Hall of Fame, a testament to his enduring legacy.

Kenneth Strath Moore’s legacy lives on, inspiring the next generation of Indigenous leaders and athletes.

Scholarship Eligibility

The Kenneth Strath Moore Award provides financial support to First Nations University of Canada students, with preference for Peepeekisis Cree Nation members, encouraging excellence both in academics and athletics.

Eligibility:

• First-year First Nations students enrolled at FNUniv (preference for Peepeekisis Cree Nation).
• Completion of at least 12 credit hours.
• Minimum GPA of 65%.

For more on this scholarship and others, reach out to Angelique Arseneault at aarseneault@firstnationsuniversity.ca.

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