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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.Β 

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.Β 

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

*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.Β Β 

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

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

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ENTRY CHANGES

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

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

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.Β 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.Β 

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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.Β 

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πŸ“£ Attention AHSRA Members!
The Annual General Meeting of the Alberta High School Rodeo Association will be held on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the Cal Nash Ag Event Centre – Upper Classroom in Ponoka, AB.

Agenda Highlights:
βœ”οΈ President / Board Chair Report
βœ”οΈ Approval of 2024–2025 Financial Statements
βœ”οΈ Authorization of Accountant for 2025–2026
βœ”οΈ Resolution to Approve Updated Bylaws

Please Note:
β€’ There will be no elections for officer positions at this meeting.
β€’ If approved, the updated bylaws must take effect before June 1, 2026.
β€’ Elections for officer positions will be held at a special meeting prior to that date.
β€’ 🍽️ Lunch will be provided for all in-person attendees.

πŸ”— The full agenda is available at www.albertahsrodeo.comοΏΌ

πŸ’» Zoom access details have been emailed directly to all members by our Provincial Secretary.
Please check your inbox for the meeting link if you plan to join virtually.

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πŸ“£ Attention AHSRA Members! The Annual General Meeting of the Alberta High School Rodeo Association will be held on Saturday, November 8, 2025, at 10:00 AM at the Cal Nash Ag Event Centre – Upper Classroom in Ponoka, AB. Agenda Highlights: βœ”οΈ President / Board Chair Report βœ”οΈ Approval of 2024–2025 Financial Statements βœ”οΈ Authorization of Accountant for 2025–2026 βœ”οΈ Resolution to Approve Updated Bylaws Please Note: β€’ There will be no elections for officer positions at this meeting. β€’ If approved, the updated bylaws must take effect before June 1, 2026. β€’ Elections for officer positions will be held at a special meeting prior to that date. β€’ 🍽️ Lunch will be provided for all in-person attendees. πŸ”— The full agenda is available at www.albertahsrodeo.comοΏΌ πŸ’» Zoom access details have been emailed directly to all members by our Provincial Secretary. Please check your inbox for the meeting link if you plan to join virtually.

πŸ’₯ Meet Your Student Executive β€” Emma Golden, District 2 President

We’re continuing our Why I Rodeo series, featuring AHSRA Student Executives who lead in and out of the arena.

This week we’re proud to introduce Emma Golden, your 2025–2026 District 2 President and a Grade 12 competitor who’s been part of AHSRA since junior high.

β€œI am in grade 12 and have been involved with AHSRA since grade 7, where I competed at my first junior high rodeo. My rodeo journey started when I was about 5 years old at the North Country Junior Rodeo Association, back when I trotted around the barrels and did goat tail untying. I became part of AHSRA because we knew that it was going to help me grow so much in my rodeo career and horsemanship, and without a doubt, it did.

I compete in breakaway roping, goat tying and team roping. Breakaway challenges me the most, and it’s also what I do the most.

It is my last year in AHSRA and I wanted to take on a leadership position. I appreciate being able to help people and be someone they can come to with questions. It also keeps it fun getting to work with the other student leaders, which I get to call my friends!

A trait about District 2 that makes me so proud to represent it is that over the years these D2 members became my β€˜family’. Rodeo family is like no other β€” they’ll do just about anything for you even if it comes with no return.

A moment in my AHSRA journey I’ll never forget is the day I made nationals. I was in the arena setting poles and they announced qualifiers, and I heard my name β€” not knowing I even had a chance.

My advice to younger members: bring optimism into every day and be willing to grow and learn new things with a positive mindset. The sky is the limit and you can do whatever you set your mind to!”

🀠 Thank you, Emma, for your leadership and for representing District 2 with such heart.

#AHSRA #WhyIRodeo #TeamAlberta #YouthRodeo #District2 #StudentLeaders #RodeoFamily #BehindTheChutes #FutureOfRodeo

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πŸ’₯ Meet Your Student Executive β€” Emma Golden, District 2 President We’re continuing our Why I Rodeo series, featuring AHSRA Student Executives who lead in and out of the arena. This week we’re proud to introduce Emma Golden, your 2025–2026 District 2 President and a Grade 12 competitor who’s been part of AHSRA since junior high. β€œI am in grade 12 and have been involved with AHSRA since grade 7, where I competed at my first junior high rodeo. My rodeo journey started when I was about 5 years old at the North Country Junior Rodeo Association, back when I trotted around the barrels and did goat tail untying. I became part of AHSRA because we knew that it was going to help me grow so much in my rodeo career and horsemanship, and without a doubt, it did. I compete in breakaway roping, goat tying and team roping. Breakaway challenges me the most, and it’s also what I do the most. It is my last year in AHSRA and I wanted to take on a leadership position. I appreciate being able to help people and be someone they can come to with questions. It also keeps it fun getting to work with the other student leaders, which I get to call my friends! A trait about District 2 that makes me so proud to represent it is that over the years these D2 members became my β€˜family’. Rodeo family is like no other β€” they’ll do just about anything for you even if it comes with no return. A moment in my AHSRA journey I’ll never forget is the day I made nationals. I was in the arena setting poles and they announced qualifiers, and I heard my name β€” not knowing I even had a chance. My advice to younger members: bring optimism into every day and be willing to grow and learn new things with a positive mindset. The sky is the limit and you can do whatever you set your mind to!” 🀠 Thank you, Emma, for your leadership and for representing District 2 with such heart. #AHSRA #WhyIRodeo #TeamAlberta #YouthRodeo #District2 #StudentLeaders #RodeoFamily #BehindTheChutes #FutureOfRodeo

🐴 Meet Your 2025–2026 District 1 Junior High Executive!

District 1 Junior High covers a wide stretch of southern Alberta β€” and it takes an incredible team of volunteers to help guide our youngest competitors (Grades 5–8) as they grow in and out of the arena.

These are the parents, members, and mentors who show up rain or shine β€” the ones standing on the fence, cheering at the chutes, lending a hand, and keeping things running smoothly through every event.

Their commitment builds confidence, sportsmanship, and lifelong friendships within our youth rodeo family. πŸ’›

πŸ‘ Help us thank this outstanding group for the countless hours they give to make Alberta High School Rodeo such a positive experience for every junior high member.

πŸ’₯ Membership for the 2026 spring season is open until February 1st!
Join Team Alberta Junior High today and be part of something truly special:
albertahsrodeo.com/become-a-member

#AHSRA #District1 #JuniorHighRodeo #TeamAlberta #YouthRodeo #RodeoFamily #SouthernAlberta #VolunteerDriven #BehindTheChutes #FutureOfRodeo

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🐴 Meet Your 2025–2026 District 1 Junior High Executive! District 1 Junior High covers a wide stretch of southern Alberta β€” and it takes an incredible team of volunteers to help guide our youngest competitors (Grades 5–8) as they grow in and out of the arena. These are the parents, members, and mentors who show up rain or shine β€” the ones standing on the fence, cheering at the chutes, lending a hand, and keeping things running smoothly through every event. Their commitment builds confidence, sportsmanship, and lifelong friendships within our youth rodeo family. πŸ’› πŸ‘ Help us thank this outstanding group for the countless hours they give to make Alberta High School Rodeo such a positive experience for every junior high member. πŸ’₯ Membership for the 2026 spring season is open until February 1st! Join Team Alberta Junior High today and be part of something truly special: albertahsrodeo.com/become-a-member #AHSRA #District1 #JuniorHighRodeo #TeamAlberta #YouthRodeo #RodeoFamily #SouthernAlberta #VolunteerDriven #BehindTheChutes #FutureOfRodeo

AHSRA 2026 Provincial Finals – Stock Contractor Bids Now Open!

The Alberta High School Rodeo Association is now accepting Stock Contractor bids for the 2026 Provincial Finals, happening June 3–7, 2026 at the Willow Creek Ag Society in Claresholm, AB.

πŸ”Ή Timed Event Cattle – Tie Down | Breakaway | Team Roping | Steer Wrestling
πŸ”Ή Rough Stock – Bulls | Bareback | Saddle Bronc (Contractor to supply two Pickup Men & two Bullfighters – 18+, AHSRA-approved)
πŸ”Ή Goats – Goat Tying

All stock must meet AHSRA animal-welfare standards and be provided for three long gos, with a maximum of 36 contestants per event.

πŸ“© Submit bids to: ahsraoffice@gmail.com
πŸ“… Deadline: December 1st, 2025

Help us showcase Alberta’s top high-school rodeo athletes at the 2026 Provincial Finals!

#AHSRA #AlbertaHighSchoolRodeo #RodeoContractors #ClaresholmRodeo #YouthRodeo #WesternLifestyle #RodeoCommunity

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AHSRA 2026 Provincial Finals – Stock Contractor Bids Now Open! The Alberta High School Rodeo Association is now accepting Stock Contractor bids for the 2026 Provincial Finals, happening June 3–7, 2026 at the Willow Creek Ag Society in Claresholm, AB. πŸ”Ή Timed Event Cattle – Tie Down | Breakaway | Team Roping | Steer Wrestling πŸ”Ή Rough Stock – Bulls | Bareback | Saddle Bronc (Contractor to supply two Pickup Men & two Bullfighters – 18+, AHSRA-approved) πŸ”Ή Goats – Goat Tying All stock must meet AHSRA animal-welfare standards and be provided for three long gos, with a maximum of 36 contestants per event. πŸ“© Submit bids to: ahsraoffice@gmail.com πŸ“… Deadline: December 1st, 2025 Help us showcase Alberta’s top high-school rodeo athletes at the 2026 Provincial Finals! #AHSRA #AlbertaHighSchoolRodeo #RodeoContractors #ClaresholmRodeo #YouthRodeo #WesternLifestyle #RodeoCommunity