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2026 Alberta Winter Games

the 2026 Alberta Winter Games will take place in Lakeland County

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2025 Canada Summer Games

Day 14 - Another day to shine! Lets GoTeam AB!

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Countdown to the 2026 Alberta Winter Games

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2025 Canada Summer Games August 8-24, 2025

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SPAR News

Alberta Women’s Teams Bringing the Heat at the Canada Summer Games

No Medals on Day 12 as everyone is watching Alberta’s Women’s teams as baseball, volleyball, soccer and wrestling are charging into the medal rounds at the 2025 Canada Summer Games in St. John’s, Newfoundland and Labrador. Alberta’s Women’s Baseball Team has been dominant, locking up the top spot in their pool with an undefeated 4-0 record. In the first-ever appearance of Women’s Baseball at the Games, Alberta has yet to play a full seven innings, having outpaced every opponent by mercy rule. The team is set to face Nova Scotia in Saturday’s semi-final. In a much more dramatic finish to their pool play, Women’s Soccer drew 1-1 with Newfoundland, sending the match to penalty kicks to decide the top seed. Alberta converted four attempts to take the shootout 4-2 and claim first place in their pool. Athletics and Mountain bike return to action on Friday.

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Alberta’s Athletes Make Noise in St. John’s on Day 13

A true Newfoundland welcome – and a bang signalled Alberta’s arrival on Friday as Men’s Volleyball player, Ethan Berardocco (St. Albert) had the honour of firing the Noon Day Gun at Signal Hill in St. John’s. The day only got louder from there with Team Alberta capturing six medals (two gold, a silver, three bronze), to bring the tally to 56. Keon Rude (Calgary) sprinted his way to a gold medal on Friday in an exciting 100m Men’s dash. Jenica Swartz (Lacombe) delivered another golden moment in the Women’s 1500m, clocking 4:18.63 in a windy, chilly final. On the team side, Women’s Wrestling captured bronze after defeating Saskatchewan 35-19, wrapping up a strong team performance on the mats.

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If you have participated in any one of these provincial or national competitions, you know the spirit of the games stays with you long after the closing ceremonies, whether you are participating, volunteering, or cheering.

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Coach developers train, develop, and support coaches to improve their knowledge and skills, providing positive sport experiences for all participants.

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