Founding
The Saskatchewan Country Music Association (SCMA) was formed in 1989 and is a non-profit organization, dedicated to the promotion, development, and enhancement of Saskatchewan country music.
SCMA Awards
The Saskatchewan Country Music Association Awards have been presented annually since 1990.
SCMA 33 - 2022[1]
SCMA 33 Award Winners
| Award |
Winner
|
| Fans Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Jake Vaadeland
|
| Female Artist of the Year |
Tenille Arts
|
| Male Artist of the Year |
JJ Voss
|
| Group of the Year |
Hunter Brothers
|
| Indigenous Artist or Group of the Year |
Teagan Littlechief
|
| Songwriter of the Year |
“Retro Man” – Composer: Jake Vaadeland
|
| Emerging Artist of the Year |
Jake Vaadeland
|
| Country Album of the Year |
“Been a Minute” – Performing Artist: Hunter Brothers
|
| Alternative Country Album of the Year |
“Retro Man” – Performing Artist: Jake Vaadeland
|
| Video of the Year |
“Been a Minute” – Hunter Brothers
|
| Interactive Artist or Group of the Year |
Tenille Arts
|
| Bass Player of the Year |
Mick Gratias
|
| Drummer of the Year |
Dean Kushneryk
|
| Fiddle Player of the Year |
Dean Bernier
|
| Guitar Player of the Year |
Terry Lasko
|
| Keyboard Player of the Year |
Jeffery Straker
|
| Radio Station of the Year – Major Market |
Prince Albert – Saskatchewan Country CKBI (900 AM)
|
| Radio Station of the Year – Secondary Market |
Melfort – FM Country CJVR (105.1 FM)
|
| On-Air Personality of the Year |
Cal Gratton
|
| Music Director of the Year |
Cal Gratton
|
| Record Producer of the Year |
Producer: Donny Parenteau – Song: “These Days”
|
| Recording Studio of the Year |
Bart McKay Productions
|
| Country Music Person of the Year |
Cal Gratton
|
| TV, Radio, or Online Show of the Year |
JJ Voss – Live and Local Wednesdays
|
| Music Venue of the Year |
The Happy Nun Cafe
|
| Single of the Year |
“Been a Minute” – Hunter Brothers
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Brad Johner – The Johner Brothers
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Ken Johner – The Johner Brothers
|
| Humanitarian Award |
Sheryl Kimbley
|
| National/International Artist Award |
Tenille Arts
|
| Youth Development Bursary |
J.J. Engstrom
|
SCMA 32 - 2021[2]
SCMA 31 - 2020[3]
SCMA 31 Award Winners
| Fans Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Hunter Brothers
|
| Female Artist of the Year |
Tenille Arts
|
| Male Artist of the Year |
Chris Henderson
|
| Group Of The Year |
Hunter Brothers
|
| Single Of The Year |
"Lost - "Hunter Brothers
|
| Songwriter Of the Year |
"Somebody Like That" – Composers: Tenille Arts, Alex Kline & Allison Veltz Cruz
|
| Album Of the Year |
"State of Mind" - Hunter Brothers
|
| Video Of the Year |
"Some People" – JJ Voss (Director: Joel Stewart and Pre-Historic Productions)
|
| Emerging Artist Of the Year |
Jordyn Pollard
|
| Interactive Artist or Group Of the Year |
Lisa Moen
|
| Roots Artist Of the Year |
JJ Voss
|
| Music Festival Of the Year |
Country at the Creek
|
| Music Venue Of the Year |
The Happy Nun Cafe
|
| Country Music Person Of the Year |
Lisa Moen
|
| TV, Radio or Online Show Of the Year |
Pickin’ It Country – Reg Wilke
|
| Radio Station Of the Year – Major Market |
Saskatoon 92.9 The Bull (92.9 FM)
|
| Radio Station Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Melfort FM Country CJVR (105.1FM)
|
| On Air Personality Of the Year – Major Market |
Reg Wilke
|
| On Air Personality Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Matt Ryan
|
| Music Director Of the Year – Major Market |
Jason Lee
|
| Music Director Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Cal Gratton
|
| Guitar Player Of the Year |
Scott Patrick
|
| Bass Player Of the Year |
Luke Hunter
|
| Keyboard Player Of the Year |
Jordan Toppings
|
| Drummer Of the Year |
Darcy Deschambault
|
| Fiddle Player Of the Year |
Janaya Trudel
|
| Specialty Instrument Player of the Year |
Sam Derbawka
|
| Record Producer Of the Year |
Bart McKay
|
| Recording Studio Of the Year |
Bart McKay Productions
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Donny Parenteau
|
| SIGA Indigenous Artist Development Bursary |
Yvonne St. Germaine
|
| SCMA Youth Development Bursary |
Micah Walbaum
|
SCMA 30 - 2019[4]
SCMA 30 Award Winners
| Fans Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Samara Yung
|
| Female Artist of the Year |
Tenille Arts
|
| Male Artist of the year |
Chris Henderson
|
| Group of The Year |
Hunter Brothers
|
| Single Of The Year |
"Those Were the Nights" - Hunter Brothers
|
| Songwriter Of the Year |
"Mad Crazy Love" - Tenille Arts
|
| Album Of the Year |
"Radio" - Codie Prevost
|
| Video Of the Year |
"Those Were the Nights" - Hunter Brothers
|
| Emerging Artist Of the Year |
Shantaia
|
| Interactive Artist or Group Of the Year |
Hunter Brothers
|
| Roots Artist Of the Year |
Jay & Jo
|
| Music Festival Of the Year |
Country Thunder Saskatchewan
|
| Music Venue Of the Year |
E.A. Rawlinson Center for the Arts
|
| Country Music Person Of the Year |
Reg Wilke
|
| TV, Radio or Online Show Of the Year |
Canadian Coast 2 Coast
|
| Radio Station Of the Year – Major Market |
Saskatoon 92.9 The Bull
|
| Radio Station Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Melfort FM Country CJVR
|
| On Air Personality Of the Year – Major Market |
Jay Richards
|
| On Air Personality Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Matt Ryan
|
| Music Director Of the Year – Major Market |
Colin Lovequist
|
| Music Director Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Cal Gratton
|
| Guitar Player Of the Year |
Garth Howell
|
| Bass Player Of the Year |
Luke Hunter
|
| Keyboard Player Of the Year |
Jordan Toppings
|
| Drummer Of the Year |
Darcy Deschambault
|
| Fiddle Player Of the Year |
Janaya Trudel
|
| Specialty Instrument Player of the Year |
Sam Derbawka
|
| Record Producer Of the Year |
Bart McKay
|
| Recording Studio Of the Year |
Bart McKay Productions
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
The Myrol Brothers
|
| SCMA Youth Development Bursary |
Graeme Trudel
|
| SCMA Youth Development Bursary |
Cooper Tropeau
|
| SIGA Indigenous Artist Development Bursary |
Forrest Eaglespeaker
|
SCMA 29 - 2018[5]
SCMA 29Award Winners
| Fans Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Samara Yung
|
| Female Artist of the Year |
Tenille Arts
|
| Male Artist of the year |
Chris Henderson
|
| Group of The Year |
Hunter Brothers
|
| Single Of The Year |
"Those Were The Nights" - Hunter Brothers
|
| Songwriter Of the Year |
"Mad Crazy Love" - Tenille Arts
|
| Album Of the Year |
"Radio" - Codie Prevost
|
| Video Of the Year |
"Those Were The Nights" - Hunter Brothers
|
| Emerging Artist Of the Year |
Shantaia
|
| Interactive Artist or Group Of the Year |
Hunter Brothers
|
| Roots Artist Of the Year |
Jay & Jo
|
| Music Festival Of the Year |
Country Thunder Saskatchewan
|
| Music Venue Of the Year |
E.A. Rawlinson Center for the Arts
|
| Country Music Person Of the Year |
Reg Wilke
|
| TV, Radio or Online Show Of the Year |
Canadian Coast 2 Coast
|
| Radio Station Of the Year – Major Market |
Saskatoon 92.9 The Bull
|
| Radio Station Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Melfort FM Country CJVR
|
| On Air Personality Of the Year – Major Market |
Jay Richards
|
| On Air Personality Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Matt Ryan
|
| Music Director Of the Year – Major Market |
Colin Lovequist
|
| Music Director Of the Year – Secondary Market |
Cal Gratton (CJVR-FM)
|
| Guitar Player Of the Year |
Garth Howell
|
| Bass Player Of the Year |
Luke Hunter
|
| Keyboard Player Of the Year |
Jordan Toppings
|
| Drummer Of the Year |
Darcy Deschambault
|
| Fiddle Player Of the Year |
Janaya Trudel
|
| Specialty Instrument Player of the Year |
Sam Derbawka
|
| Record Producer Of the Year |
Bart McKay
|
| Recording Studio Of the Year |
Bart McKay Productions
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
The Myrol Brothers
|
| SCMA Youth Development Bursary |
Graeme Trudel
|
| SCMA Youth Development Bursary |
Cooper Tropeau
|
| SIGA Indigenous Artist Development Bursary |
Forrest Eaglespeaker
|
SCMA 28 - 2017[6]
SCMA 28 Award Winners
| Fan’s Choice Entertainer Of The Year |
Amy Nelson
|
| Female Artist Of The Year |
Tenille Arts
|
| Male Artist Of The Year |
Chris Henderson
|
| Group Of The Year |
Aces Wyld
|
| Songwriter Of The Year |
“Rain Drops, Dirt Roads” Composers: Tenille Arts, Adam Wheeler & Mark Narmore
|
| Album Or Ep Of The Year |
"Rebel Child" - Tenille Arts
|
| Video Of The Year |
“Cold Feet” - Artist: Tenille Arts - Director: Patrick Tohill
|
| Single Of The Year |
“What He’s In To” Artist: Tenille Arts
|
| Emerging Artist Of The Year |
Justin LaBrash
|
| Interactive Artist Or Group Of The Year |
Codie Prevost
|
| Roots Artist Or Group Of The Year |
JJ Voss
|
| Bass Player Of The Year |
Curt Chobot
|
| Drummer Of The Year |
Jayson Brinkworth
|
| Keyboard Player Of The Year |
Jordan Toppings
|
| Fiddle Player Of The Year |
Kristan Couture
|
| Guitar Player Of The Year |
Jordan Toppings
|
| Specialty Instrument Player Of The Year |
Dave Bushko
|
| Radio Station Of The Year- Major Market |
92.9 The Bull, Saskatoon
|
| Radio Station Of The Year- Secondary Market |
CJVR Melfort
|
| On-Air Personality Of The Year- Major Market |
Cristy Beggs
|
| On-Air Personality Of The Year- Secondary Market |
Matt Ryan
|
| Music Director Of The Year- Major Market |
Cristy Beggs
|
| Music Director Of The Year- Secondary Market |
Cal Gratton
|
| Nightclub Of The Year |
Eldorado Country Rock Bar
|
| Record Producer Of The Year |
Bart Mckay
|
| Recording Studio Of The Year |
Bart Mckay Productions
|
| TV or Radio Show Of The Year |
Timberline Music Show, Larry Krause & Lisa Risom
|
| Country Music Person Of The Year |
Lisa Moen
|
| SCMA Award Of Achievement |
Jess Moskaluke
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
John Quinn
|
| SIGA Indigenous Artist Development Bursary |
LJ Tyson
|
| Youth Artist Development Bursary |
Jordyn Pollard
|
SCMA 27 - 2016[7]
SCMA 27 Award Winners
| Fan’s Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Alex Runions
|
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
Darlene Tuleta
|
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
Jess Moskaluke
|
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
Alex Runions
|
| Group of the Year |
The Trudel Family
|
| Emerging Artist of the Year |
Tenille Arts
|
| Song of the Year (Composer) |
Lights of a Combine – Kelsey Fitch
|
| Single of the Year |
Kiss Me Quiet – Jess Moskaluke
|
| Video of the Year |
Lights of a Combine – Kelsey Fitch
|
| Album of the Year |
I Came Back – Darlene Tuleta
|
| Country Gospel Album of the Year |
If You See My Savior – Yvonne St. Germaine
|
| Aboriginal Artist of the Year |
Roland Corrigal
|
| Roots Artist of the Year |
Darlene Tuleta
|
| Roots Album of the Year |
Ray Whitton – Ray Whitton
|
| All Star Band (Guitar) |
Jordan Toppings
|
| All Star Band (Bass) |
Brian Kelly
|
| All Star Band (Drums) |
Hal Schrenk
|
| All Star Band (Keys) |
Bart McKay
|
| All Star Band (Fiddle) |
Allison Tymiak
|
| All Star Band (Specialty) |
Rich McFarlane
|
| Record Producer of the Year |
Bart McKay
|
| Recording Studio of the Year |
Bart McKay Productions
|
| Manager of the Year |
Al Leblanc
|
| Country Music Person of the Year |
Darcey Rathgeber
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station of the Year (Major Market) |
92.9 THE BULL – Saskatoon
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station of the Year (Secondary Market) |
GX94 Radio – Yorkton
|
| Music Director of the Year (Major Market) |
Jason Lee – 600 CJWW – Saskatoon
|
| Music Director of the Year (Secondary Market) |
Cal Gratton – CJVR – Melfort
|
| On Air Personality of the Year (Major Market) |
Tim Day – Big Dog 92.7 FM – Regina
|
| On Air Personality of the Year (Secondary Market) |
Cal Gratton – CJVR – Melfort
|
| TV/Radio Show of the Year |
Timberline Music Show – Larry Krause]
|
| Nightclub of the Year |
Hank’s Tavern
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Freddie Pelletier
|
| Youth Development Bursary |
Layton Ferster
|
SCMA 26 - 2015[8]
SCMA 26 Award Winners
| Fan’s Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Jess Moskaluke
|
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
Jess Moskaluke
|
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
Codie Prevost
|
| Group of the Year |
Wyatt
|
| Rising Star Award |
Lisa Moen
|
| Song of the Year (Composer) |
Someday – [[Codie Prevost[[ & Adam Wheeler
|
| Single of the Year |
Cheap Wine & Cigarettes – Jess Moskaluke
|
| Video of the Year |
Used – Jess Moskaluke
|
| Album of the Year |
Light Up the Night – Jess Moskaluke
|
| Country Gospel Album of the Year |
Signs of His Grace – Aven Grace & Barbara Leavins
|
| Roots Artist/Group of the Year |
Eli Barsi
|
| Roots Album of the Year |
Flora Vista – Jay Semko
|
| All Star Band (Guitar) |
Rich McFarlane
|
| All Star Band (Bass) |
Curt Chobot
|
| All Star Band (Drums) |
Hal Schrenk
|
| All Star Band (Keys) |
Bart McKay
|
| All Star Band (Fiddle) |
Allison Tymiak
|
| All Star Band (Specialty) |
Rich McFarlane
|
| All Star Band (Specialty) |
John Cunningham
|
| Record Producer |
Bart McKay
|
| Recording Studio |
Bart McKay Productions
|
| Manager of the Year |
Tera Maguire
|
| Country Music Person of the Year |
Murray Yung
|
| Nightclub of the Year |
Hank’s Tavern – Bradwell
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station (Major Market) |
92.9 The Bull – Saskatoon
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station (Secondary Market) |
GX94 – Yorkton
|
| Music Director (Major Market) |
Pat Dubois – 92.9 The Bull – Saskatoon
|
| Music Director (Secondary Market) |
Cal Gratton – 105 CJVR – Melfort
|
| On Air Personality (Major Market) |
Cristy Beggs – 92.9 The Bull – Saskatoon
|
| On Air Personality (Secondary Market) |
Danny Ismond – GX94 – Yorkton
|
| TV/Radio Show of the Year |
Timberline Music Show – Larry Krause
|
| SCMA Achievement Award |
Derek Bachman
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Ron Waddell
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Tex Emery
|
SCMA 25 - 2014[9]
SCMA 25 Award Winners
| Fan’s Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Codie Prevost
|
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
Jess Moskaluke
|
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
Codie Prevost
|
| Group of the Year |
Wyatt
|
| Rising Star Award |
The Midnight Roses
|
| Song of the Year |
Don’t Miss Your Kiss Goodbye – Chris Henderson, Troy Kokol, Willie Mack
|
| Single of the Year |
Good Lovin’ – Jess Moskaluke
|
| Video of the Year |
Jesse James – Wyatt
|
| Album of the Year |
Shoulda Been Here Last Night – Wyatt
|
| Country Gospel Album of the Year |
Not Unto Us – The Trudel Family
|
| Aboriginal Artist of the Year |
Yvonne St. Germaine
|
| Roots Artist/Group of the Year |
Eli Barsi
|
| Roots Album of the Year |
Portrait of a Cowgirl – Eli Barsi
|
| All Star Band (Guitar) |
Rich McFarlane
|
| All Star Band (Bass) |
Al Leblanc
|
| All Star Band (Drums) |
Hal Schrenk
|
| All Star Band (Keys) |
Bart McKay
|
| All Star Band (Fiddle) |
Donny Parenteau
|
| All Star Band (Specialty) |
Rich McFarlane
|
| Record Producer |
Bart McKay
|
| Recording Studio |
Mosaic Music
|
| Manager of the Year |
Al Leblanc
|
| Manager of the Year |
Tera Maguire
|
| Country Music Person of the Year |
Stephen Maguire
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station (Major Market) |
CJWW – Saskatoon
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station (Secondary Market) |
GX94 – Yorkton
|
| Music Director (Major Market) |
Jason Lee – CJWW – Saskatoon
|
| Music Director (Secondary Market) |
Danny Ismond – GX94 – Yorkton
|
| On Air Personality (Major Market) |
Don Mitchell – CKBI – Prince Albert
|
| On Air Personality (Secondary Market) |
Danny Ismond – GX94 – Yorkton
|
| TV/Radio Show of the Year |
Timberline Music Show – Larry Krause
|
| Achievement Award |
Codie Prevost
|
| Humanitarian Award |
Stephen Maguire
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Dave Baker
|
| Youth Development Bursary |
The Hart Boys
|
| Youth Development Bursary |
Lane Shields
|
SCMA 24 - 2013[10]
SCMA 24 Award Winners
| Fan’s Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Codie Prevost
|
| Male Vocalist of the Year |
Codie Prevost
|
| Female Vocalist of the Year |
Jess Moskaluke
|
| Rising Star of the Year |
Will Ardell
|
| Album of the Year |
Bring it On – Donny Parenteau
|
| Song of the Year |
Mardi Gras – Samara Yung & Steve Fox]]
|
| Single of the Year |
Jesse James – Wyatt
|
| Video of the Year |
Mardi Gras – Samara Yung
|
| All Star Band (Bass) |
Al Leblanc
|
| All Star Band (Drums) |
Hal Schrenk
|
| All Star Band (Keys) |
Bart McKay
|
| All Star Band (Specialty) |
Donny Parenteau
|
| All Star Band (Fiddle) |
Donny Parenteau
|
| All Star Band (Guitar) |
Steve Gibson
|
| Music Director of the Year (Major Market) |
Cristy Beggs 92.9 The Bull – Saskatoon
|
| On Air Personality (Secondary Market) |
Cal Gratton – CJVR – Melfort
|
| TV/Radio Show of the Year |
Coast to Coast – CJVR – Melfort
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station of the Year (Major Market) |
CJWW – Saskatoon
|
| Fan’s Choice Radio Station of the Year (Secondary Market) |
CJGX – Yorkton
|
| Record Producer |
Bart McKay
|
| Manager of the Year |
Al Leblanc
|
| Country Music Person |
Cristy Beggs
|
| Country Gospel Album of the Year |
Love like That – Aven Grace
|
| Aboriginal Artist of the Year |
Donny Parenteau
|
| Roots Artist/Group of the Year |
Blake Berglund
|
| Roots Album of the Year |
Show ’em Who’s Voss – JJ Voss
|
| Humanitarian Award |
Jim Chute
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Rod Kitter
|
| Legend and Legacy Award |
Bernice Thall
|
| Youth Development Bursary |
Danielle Boulet
|
SCMA Awards Hall of Fame
Certain awards categories are limited to five wins in a career. After the artist has reached this limit they become Hall of Fame members in that category.
Caption text
| Category |
Member |
Inducted
|
| Fan's Choice Entertainer of the Year |
Cody Prevost |
2014
|
| Female Artist of the Year |
Jessica Robinson |
2008
|
| Female Artist of the Year |
Jess Moskaluke |
2017
|
| Female Artist of the Year |
Tenille Arts |
2022
|
| Male Artist of the Year |
Brad Johner |
2007
|
| Male Artist of the Year |
Cody Prevost |
2015
|
| Indigenous Artist of the Year |
Donny Parenteau |
2013
|
| Group of the Year |
The Johner Brothers |
1995
|
| Group of the Year |
The Poverty Plainsmen |
2007
|
| Group of the Year |
Wyatt |
2015
|
| Group of the Year |
Hunter Brothers |
2022
|
| Guitar Player of the Year |
Rich McFarlane |
2015
|
| Bass Player of the Year |
Shaun Dancey |
2007
|
| Drummer of the Year |
Hal Schrenk |
2016
|
| Fiddle Player of the Year |
Alison Tymiak |
2017
|
| Fiddle Player of the Year |
Jason Heistad |
1999
|
| Fiddle Player of the Year |
Donny Parenteau |
2014
|
| Keyboard Player of the Year |
Bart McKay |
2017
|
| Specialty Player of the Year |
Randle Currie |
2004
|
References
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