Please refer to this page for updates and all important information pertaining to our district rodeos.
Feel free to reach out to your District Secretary for any questions or concerns.
The website is the official source of information, however we also share updates on our facebook page.
Do not send facebook messages – you will not receive a reply.
Click on rodeo to see details in EQuest Events
All executive positions are voted on by the membership.
Adult President, Vice President and Secretary positions are for two (2) year terms.
All other positions are for one (1) year. (updated Aug 20, 2025)
student president
Kessler Lacey
STUDENT VICE PRESIDENT
Logan Lacey
student SECRETARY
McKenna Williams
Cami Reber cami.dawn@hotmail.com 780-524-8062
Return tickets and money by April 1st:
PO Box 2192 Valleyview, AB T0H 3N0
It’s a good idea to send with a tracking number. Any books lost or not handed in by the deadline will result in disqualification from the finals.
Sherry Flemming fleming1200@outlook.com
Report cards due March 1st – must be uploaded to your NHSRA Membership profile.
Stay on top of all upcoming rodeos, entry and call in dates, and other deadlines.
You must have an active NHSRA membership in order to enter a sanctioned AHSRA rodeo. You must also have an EQuest Events profile set up. See details on the Entry Information page.
All turnouts, including medical and vet releases must be submitted on the form on the Turnouts page. Details about turnout types including fines can be found here.
See the Deadlines page for more details. Make sure you know them – all deadlines are strictly enforced.
At each rodeo, contestant need to hand in a Parental Release Form with their parent’s signature.
Twice per year, contestants need to provide a Principal’s Signature Form. (Homeschooled students need to submit a Home School form.)
Entry fees are paid at each rodeo when you arrive.
Entry fees are as follows:
Barrels and Poles I $25
Timed Stock events and Junior High Rough Stock I $35
High School Rough Stock I $60
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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Every rodeo kid has that one line they’ll hear forever —
the advice that shows up in the alley, in the box, in the chute.
Breathe. Settle in. Commit.
Control what you can control.
And from JB Mauney:
“Champions aren’t made when the lights are on — they’re made when nobody’s watching.”
AHSRA is built on moments like these —
wisdom passed down from people who care.
What’s the best rodeo advice YOU got growing up?
Share it below — someone needs to hear it. 🤠💬
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⭐ WHY I RODEO — LUXTON NICHOLSON
District 1 Junior High Student Secretary
This week in our Why I Rodeo series, we’re excited to feature another one of our amazing AHSRA Junior High Student Executive members. Meet Luxton Nicholson, the D1 Junior High Student Secretary, and hear her story in her own words:
“I am in grade 8 and I started high school rodeo in grade 5.
I had been riding since before I could walk. When my parents asked if I wanted to rodeo I was all over it. My first barrel run was the spark. I was happy crying at the trailer after.
I compete in barrel racing, pole bending, breakaway roping, ribbon roping, and goat tying. It is really hard to pick a favorite event, but barrel racing is the most competitive for me.
I wanted to be a secretary for D1 because I saw how good the previous secretary was and how much fun they all had.
The whole AHSRA family is amazing! The teams that go to nationals, Canadians, and silver state are such tight families. You have some tough luck, people are always there.
Rodeo has taught me so much. The most valuable thing is that you have your ups and downs and at your lowest and your highest you can always work towards something.
I look up to my aunt Ashley. She is a amazing breakaway roper. She has taught me so much. I also look up to Lisa Lockheart. She is a amazing jockey and a great example of resilience.
My favorite memory so far has been when I won high river in barrel racing for the second time. I was so excited and grateful for the buckle I won.
I love being a part of district 1. We are competitive, nice, and an overall great district. Contestants and parents are always there for you.
I hope to make it to provincials and try my hardest in every run. After that is would be great to go to nationals or Canadians!”
#WhyIRodeo #AHSRA #District1 #JuniorHighRodeo #BarrelRacing #BreakawayRoping #PoleBending #GoatTying #RodeoFamily #FutureOfRodeo
⭐ ⭐ WHY I RODEO — BRYNN FREEMARK
District 2 High School Student Secretary
“I’m in Grade 12 this year, and I’ve been around AHSRA since grade 4, when my older brother joined. My rodeo journey began in kindergarten, competing in junior rodeos with my family.
I compete in breakaway roping, barrel racing, and team roping. I love the science and precision in breakaway, and how good it feels when everything clicks. Team roping is one of my most fun events because of the teamwork and partnership. In barrel racing, I admire the horsemanship it takes to build a great horse and how rewarding even the small wins are.
I took on the role of D2 Student Secretary because I’m passionate about being a voice for students. I believe being involved in the big things can make a difference, and I want to help make rodeo fun for everyone.
Being on the executive has taught me how to be part of important conversations, how to work as a team, and how much responsibility and time management matter.
My favourite part of AHSRA is the friendships and connections. You’re always supported, and someone is always looking out for you. It’s also an important stepping stone into bigger rodeo associations.
My biggest supporters are my family. My parents always guide me, my brother pushes me when I need it, and my sponsors support me every step of the way.
My most meaningful memories aren’t the big wins — they’re the regular season rodeos where the community is strong and everyone is learning and cheering each other on.
District 2 has always felt like home to me. I’ve been involved for so long, and I’m proud of the people and the support that prepares you for the next step.
My advice to younger members: be patient. Success comes from showing up in small ways every day. Set your goals, and take little steps toward them.”
#WhyIRodeo #AHSRA #District2 #BreakawayRoping #BarrelRacing #TeamRoping #YouthRodeo #RodeoFamily
Your mentor matters. Their words can teach you, but their character is what changes you.
Whoever is around you the most is contagious — their habits, their mindset, their energy.
The right people will lift you higher without even trying.
Every rodeo kid has someone who has lifted them up, believed in them, or taken a moment to help — a parent, a volunteer, a friend, a coach, or a fellow competitor.
Drop their name below and give them a little appreciation. 🤠❤️
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