Codie Prevost, WYATT big winners at Saskatchewan country music awards

NIPAWIN, Sask. – Codie Prevost and WYATT were the big winners at the 25th Saskatchewan Country Music Association (SCMA) awards.

Codie Prevost won the fan’s choice entertainer of the year, male vocalist of the year and the SCMA achievement award.

It’s the fourth year in a row Prevost has won both the entertainer and male vocalist of the year awards.

Watch below: Codie Prevost performs ‘All Kinds of Crazy’

Saskatoon-based WYATT took home group of the year, album of the year for Shoulda Been Here Last Night, and video of the year for Jesse James.

Watch below: WYATT performs ‘Always Tonight’

Jesse Moskaluke was named female vocalist of the year and picked up the single of the year for Good Lovin’.

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Watch below: Jess Moskaluke performs ‘Cheap Wine and Cigarettes’

Leading the industry awards was Prince Albert’s Rich McFarlane, who won for recording studio of the year and was named to the all star band in both the guitar and specialty categories.

GX94 in Yorkton took home the most silverware on the media side, winning the fan’s choice radio choice award for a secondary market, and music director/morning show host Danny Ismond being named both music director and on-air personality of the year for a secondary market.

Complete list of 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 (Composer) – 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 and 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 – Shaw

SCMA Achievement Award – Codie Prevost

SCMA Humanitarian Award – Stephen Maguire

SCMA Legends & Legacy Award – Dave Baker

SCMA Youth Development Bursary – The Hart Boys and Lane Shields