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You must have an active NHSRA Membership in order to enter a sanctioned AHSRA rodeo. Rodeos are listed on your district page. 

ONLINE ENTRIES

Online entries are done through EQuest Events. Entries open on Monday, two (2) weeks prior to each rodeo, and remain open for 3 days, closing at 7:00 pm on Wednesdays. 

Refer to the calendar at the bottom of this page for rodeo dates and entry deadlines. 

*Before you can enter, you will need to create an EQuest Event Account. You should use the same Username and Login as your Membership Account. See account setup instructions in this news story.  

Once you are logged in, you will be able to see all the district rodeos available to enter. 

Need Help? Contact the Provincial Secretary, Pam Golden at ahsraoffice@gmail.com or call 780-305-9640, or check out these videos.

ENTER ONLINE HERE

ENTRY CHANGES

To make changes to your on-line rodeo entry, call 403-323-7070. 

  • Call ins are one night only, two Wednesdays before the rodeo date – 4:00 to 7:00 pm
  • No late entries are ever accepted. 

If you need to make changes to your online entry, you must do that on call in night.

Refer to the calendar on your district page for call in dates and times.

CALL INS 403-323-7070

TURNOUTS

Effective March 1, 2024, all AHSRA Turnouts must be submitted by the form on the Turnouts Page.

  • Complete all fields and include as much information as possible.
  • Please upload any doctor notes / vet notes.
  • When you submit the form, you will receive an email confirmation with your submission details.
  • You will receive a reply from the data secretary within 12 hours if fines or fees payment is required, the amount, and instructions to pay it. Payments must be made to the host committee by 5:00pm on the Saturday of the rodeo weekend. Failure to pay your fees and/or fines on time, you will be placed on the blacklist and be ineligible to compete until paid in full. 

 

If you have any questions, please call Jamie Thorsteinson, Data Secretary at 403-740-3575.

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RODEO FEES

Entry fees are paid at each rodeo when you arrive. Entry fees are as follows:

  • Barrels and Poles – $25
  • Timed Stock events – $35
  • Junior High Rough Stock – $35
  • High School Rough Stock – $60

FORMS REQUIRED

At each rodeo, contestant need to hand in a Parental Release Form with their parent’s signature.

PARENTAL RELEASE FORM

Twice per year, contestants need to hand in a Principal’s Signature Form to the rodeo office. (Homeschooled students hand in a Homeschool form.)

  • Once at the beginning of the Fall Season (AFTER school has started)
  • Once at the beginning of the Spring Season
PRINCIPAL’S SIGNATURE FORM
HOMESCHOOL FORM

REPORT CARDS

All members must upload a current report card by March 1st in order to remain in good standing. Members are required to be passing at least 70% of their classes.

Report cards need to be uploaded to your NHSRA Membership Account. They will be reviewed by the district education coordinators.

Contact Us

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. 

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Thank you to Carla Pocock, our PR Coordinator, for crafting engaging social media content to highlight our members and partners!

AHSRA Class of 2026 🎓

Grace Hansen

School: Redwater School
AHSRA Rodeo District: District 2
Years with AHSRA: 4 years
Events: Barrel Racing, Pole Bending

Favourite rodeo memory:
Winning the pole bending average at the Ponoka Black Elk Fall Rodeo in 2025 with the horse I patterned myself.

Plans after high school:
Attend Concordia University of Edmonton for an arts degree in psychology, then attend the University of Alberta to pursue a PhD in law. I plan to continue my passion for rodeo alongside the amazing people I’ve met through the AHSRA.

Fun fact:
I have ridden horses my entire life but was terrified to go faster than a slow jog. I didn’t lope a horse until I was twelve.

#AHSRA #ClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduate #NotYourAverageTeenager #RodeoLife

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AHSRA Class of 2026 🎓 Grace Hansen School: Redwater School AHSRA Rodeo District: District 2 Years with AHSRA: 4 years Events: Barrel Racing, Pole Bending Favourite rodeo memory: Winning the pole bending average at the Ponoka Black Elk Fall Rodeo in 2025 with the horse I patterned myself. Plans after high school: Attend Concordia University of Edmonton for an arts degree in psychology, then attend the University of Alberta to pursue a PhD in law. I plan to continue my passion for rodeo alongside the amazing people I’ve met through the AHSRA. Fun fact: I have ridden horses my entire life but was terrified to go faster than a slow jog. I didn’t lope a horse until I was twelve. #AHSRA #ClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduate #NotYourAverageTeenager #RodeoLife

District 2 spring season. Locked in.

You have until February 15 to become a member and compete this spring. If you’re planning to run in District 2, now is the time.

District 2 – Junior High
• Stettler — April 3–4
• The Pointe (Strathcona County) — April 11
• Thorsby — April 17
• Oyen — April 24–25
• Vermilion — May 1
• Stettler (Ponoka Black Elks) — May 8–9
🏁 Junior High Finals — Rimbey | May 22–24

District 2 – High School
• Stettler — April 4–5
• The Pointe (Strathcona County) — April 11–12
• Thorsby — April 18–19
• Oyen — April 25–26
• Vermilion — May 2–3
• Stettler (Ponoka Black Elks) — May 9–10
• Lindale — May 17–18
🏁 High School Finals — Claresholm | June 3–7

🔗 Become a Member (deadline: Feb 15):
https://albertahsrodeo.com/become-a-member/

📌 District websites are the best source for current information (outside of your District Secretary):

🔗 District 2 Junior High
https://albertahsrodeo.com/junior-high/d2-junior/

🔗 District 2 High School
https://albertahsrodeo.com/high-school/d2-high-school/

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District 2 spring season. Locked in. You have until February 15 to become a member and compete this spring. If you’re planning to run in District 2, now is the time. District 2 – Junior High • Stettler — April 3–4 • The Pointe (Strathcona County) — April 11 • Thorsby — April 17 • Oyen — April 24–25 • Vermilion — May 1 • Stettler (Ponoka Black Elks) — May 8–9 🏁 Junior High Finals — Rimbey | May 22–24 District 2 – High School • Stettler — April 4–5 • The Pointe (Strathcona County) — April 11–12 • Thorsby — April 18–19 • Oyen — April 25–26 • Vermilion — May 2–3 • Stettler (Ponoka Black Elks) — May 9–10 • Lindale — May 17–18 🏁 High School Finals — Claresholm | June 3–7 🔗 Become a Member (deadline: Feb 15): https://albertahsrodeo.com/become-a-member/ 📌 District websites are the best source for current information (outside of your District Secretary): 🔗 District 2 Junior High https://albertahsrodeo.com/junior-high/d2-junior/ 🔗 District 2 High School https://albertahsrodeo.com/high-school/d2-high-school/

Announcing the AHSRA Class of 2026 🎓

Over the coming weeks, the Alberta High School Rodeo Association will be celebrating our Class of 2026 graduating members.

Some of these graduates have grown up in our arenas — we’ve watched them learn, fall, get back up, and grow into confident young athletes and leaders. Others may have joined us more recently, bringing their own passion and dedication to our association. No matter how long they’ve been with us, each graduate has earned their place here, and we are incredibly proud of every one of them.

These young people have balanced school, family, livestock, travel, and competition, all while representing the values rodeo teaches — hard work, responsibility, resilience, and respect. Every Grade 12 member of the AHSRA who has fulfilled their membership obligations is eligible for AHSRA scholarships, recognizing their commitment to both their education and the cowboy way of life.

This Graduate Spotlight Series is our way of celebrating our graduates and honouring the journey that brought them here, as well as the values they will carry forward.

📣 A note for graduates:

If you are a 2026 graduate and a member of the Alberta High School Rodeo Association and did not receive an email from your District Secretary regarding this campaign, please contact us at:

📧 ahsrapublicrelations@gmail.com

We want to ensure every graduate has the opportunity to be included.

🤍 Join us as we celebrate the AHSRA Class of 2026.

#AHSRA #ClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduates #NotYourAverageTeenager #RodeoLife #ProudOfOurGrads

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Announcing the AHSRA Class of 2026 🎓 Over the coming weeks, the Alberta High School Rodeo Association will be celebrating our Class of 2026 graduating members. Some of these graduates have grown up in our arenas — we’ve watched them learn, fall, get back up, and grow into confident young athletes and leaders. Others may have joined us more recently, bringing their own passion and dedication to our association. No matter how long they’ve been with us, each graduate has earned their place here, and we are incredibly proud of every one of them. These young people have balanced school, family, livestock, travel, and competition, all while representing the values rodeo teaches — hard work, responsibility, resilience, and respect. Every Grade 12 member of the AHSRA who has fulfilled their membership obligations is eligible for AHSRA scholarships, recognizing their commitment to both their education and the cowboy way of life. This Graduate Spotlight Series is our way of celebrating our graduates and honouring the journey that brought them here, as well as the values they will carry forward. 📣 A note for graduates: If you are a 2026 graduate and a member of the Alberta High School Rodeo Association and did not receive an email from your District Secretary regarding this campaign, please contact us at: 📧 ahsrapublicrelations@gmail.com We want to ensure every graduate has the opportunity to be included. 🤍 Join us as we celebrate the AHSRA Class of 2026. #AHSRA #ClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduates #NotYourAverageTeenager #RodeoLife #ProudOfOurGrads