 Since 1972 the Alberta High School Rodeo Association has been supporting youth development in the sport f rodeo in Alberta. With over 700 members in three districts, we provide rodeos across the province to Junior High and High School members.
With over 50 years behind us, we strive to continue the support the fundamentals of western heritage for our youth. The sport of rodeo is more than weekends spent with friends, it’s where friends become family and lifelong connections are built.
Memberships for the 2024-2025 season will open on July 1, 2024.
Find out what’s involved and how to become a member.
D2 represents the central portion of the province, with rodeos typically being held between Highway 16 and Highway 1.Â
D1 has rodeos in the northern part of the province, typically from Highway 16 and north.
D1 rodeos are held in the southern part of the province, typically between Highway 1 and the Canada US Border.
The AHSRA operates as three (3) districts within the province for both the High School and Junior Divisions. Contestants can choose which district they rodeo in. Each district has their own executive directors that sit on the provincial board. Year end prizes are awarded within each district and 10-12 contestants from each district qualify for the provincial finals.
ASHRA provides youth opportunities for rodeo in two division – Junior High and High School. Read more about each division
The Junior High Division is for members who are in
Grades 5-8.
The High School Division is for members who are in Grades 9-12.
Stay on top of all upcoming rodeos, entry and call in dates, and other deadlines.
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The AHSRA Truck & Trailer raffle has been a successful fundraiser for our association since ____. The funds raised are used to help put on both Provincial Finals and a portion is paid out to graduates.Â
Let us know if you have any questions or concerns, or if you’re interested in sponsoring our provincial Junior High or High School finals.Â
Follow us on Instagram @albertahsrodeo
Thank you to Carla Pocock, our PR Coordinator, for crafting engaging social media content to highlight our members and partners!
AHSRA Class of 2026 🎓
Taylor Baird
School: William E. Hay Stettler Secondary Campus
AHSRA Rodeo District: District 2
Years with AHSRA: 4 years
Events: Barrel Racing, Pole Bending, Breakaway Roping, Team Roping
Favourite rodeo memory:
The 2023 Canadian Finals.
Plans after high school:
Pursue a Bachelor of Science in Nursing with the goal of becoming a Registered Nurse.
Fun fact:
I love iced chai tea lattes.
#AHSRA #ClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduate #NotYourAverageTeenager #RodeoLife
A limited number of Alberta High School Finals champion saddle sponsorships are still available.
These champion saddles will be awarded at the 2026 Alberta High School Finals Rodeo, held in Claresholm, AB | June 3–7, 2026 — the highest level of competition for Alberta’s youth rodeo athletes.
They will be earned, celebrated, and cherished for a lifetime.
Sponsoring a saddle is now quick and easy.
✔ View available saddles
✔ Choose your sponsorship
✔ Upload your logo
✔ Submit your information — all in one place
👉 Visit the link to see available saddles and complete your sponsorship:
https://albertahsrodeo.com/contact/sponsorship/
📧 Questions? ahsraoffice@gmail.com
Members — please share this post and help us wrap up our 2026 champion saddle sponsorships.
AHSRA Class of 2026 🎓
Addyson Roth
School: Mayerthorpe Jr/Sr High School
AHSRA Rodeo District: District 3
Years with AHSRA: 5 years
Events: Barrel Racing, Breakaway Roping, Team Roping
(previously competed in goat tying and pole bending)
Favourite rodeo memory:
Provincials during my Grade 11 year in 2025. I ran consistently in the barrels the first two days and knew I was sitting well in the standings. On day three, I ran the fastest time of the weekend — a 17.3 — and all the hard work paid off when I won my first buckle. When I came out of the arena, all my fellow competitors were so happy for me. It truly showed how we are one big family and how much we want each other to succeed.
Plans after high school:
Attend post-secondary school to become a lab and X-ray technician.
Fun fact:
I play Division 1 volleyball in Camrose.
#AHSRA #ClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduate #NotYourAverageTeenager #RodeoLife
🎤 Trust us — we’ve heard them all. And here’s the good news: you don’t need excuses anymore.
Behind the scenes at the Alberta High School Rodeo Association is Jamie Thorsteinson, our amazing Data Secretary and the quiet force that keeps the whole province on track.
Jamie works closely with Pam Golden, districts, and rodeo committees to keep our Live Events Calendar current — tracking rodeo dates, entry openings, and entry change deadlines all season long.
📅 Always current.
📅 Always updated.
📅 Always there when you need it.
👉 albertahsrodeo.com/events
Spring rodeos are coming.
Late entries aren’t.
And thanks to Jamie… the excuses can officially retire 😉
#RodeoLife
#RodeoSecretaryPOV
#NoLateEntries
#AHSRA
#AlbertaHighSchoolRodeo
#RodeoSeason
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