QCK was founded by Brian Ward after coordinating gymnastics sessions at the first Western Canada Summer Games. A teacher, Brian coached and ran the club for 10 years. Sessions were held at Miller & O'Neill High Schools 3 times a week.

QCK hosted the Western Canadian Gymnastics Championships.

1979

Karen Sills, coached by Klara Miller at QCK, became the first 'Elite Level 3' nationally recognized gymnast from Saskatchewan.

QCK hosted the first ever Boys Age Group National Championships.

QCK moved into its facility on 15th Avenue thanks to the work of OGAR.
QCK hosted the Boys Age Group National Championships for a 2nd time.

QCK boys' team travelled to Germany for an exchange visit.

Kerri Kanuka  of QCK is named 'Female Gymnast of the Year'.

Lisa Simes, former QCK gymnast, wins 2 Bronze medals (V, FX) at the Commonwealth Games in Victoria. Lisa now is a performer at  Cirque du Soleil in Las Vegas.

Gymnasts Meaghan Koshman (Nat'l Novice Women) and Gavin Lee (Under 13 Men) win their divisions at the Western Canadian Gymnastics Championships in Winnipeg.

QCK is the official host club of the Western Canadian Gymnastics Championships in April in conjunction with Gymnastics Saskatchewan.

 2002

Women's Head Coach, Marcel Dubroy, wins Gymnastics Saskatchewan's Coach of the Year. 

QCK 'HOPE TEAM' 2005-One athlete was selected in each discipline for showing determination, helpfulness and a love of the sport. They are:  Amanda Code (Women's Artistic), Tanner Samwald (Men's Artistic), Emma Johnson (Trampoline & Tumbling). QCK OUTSTANDING COACH AWARD 2005: Jenn D'Alton

The QCK Gymnastics Club has relocated during the summer to a new facility at the Airport near the Callie Curling Club. This move will allow QCK to expand programs while maintaining quality and high standards in both the the recreational and competitive programs.

Coaches announce the 2007 'Hope Team' members at the annual QCK Night of Excellence.

This year's recipients are:  Women's Artistic Gymnastics:   Megan Halback.   Men's Artistic Gymnastics:  Trevor McArthur. Congratulations to them both.