Effective March 1, 2024, all AHSRA turnouts must be submitted on the form below.
If you have any questions, please call Jamie Thorsteinson, Data Secretary at 403-740-3575.
Entry Fees –ย If you turnout after entries close, you must pay your entry fees.
Turnout Fines – Turnouts that are received less than 48 hours before the start of the first performance are subject to a fine of $60 per performance (this does not include vet / medical releases). Turnouts that are submitted more than 48 hours prior to start of rodeo are not subject to fines. A turnout for bereavement is still considered a turnout – all fees and fines apply.
Vet Releaseย – A vet note must be provided by Wednesday at 5:00pm following the rodeo that you vetted out. The vet note must state that the horse could not compete.
Medical Release –
Injury – You need a note to medical back in if it was an injury. A doctorโs note is required in order to return to competition.
Illness – If it was the flu or illness then you need a doctor’s note stating you were too ill to compete – these are due by 5 pm on Wednesday following the rodeo.ย
Refer to Section 3.11 (page 16) of the AHSRA Policies and Procedures Manual for turnout rules.
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AHSRA CLASS OF 2026 ๐
Levi Hunter
School: School of Hope, Vermilion
District: D2
Years with AHSRA: 6 years
Events: Calf Roping, Team Roping
Favourite Rodeo Memory:
Winning the Calf Roping Provincial Title in 2025.
Plans After Graduation:
Rodeo and training horses.
Fun Fact:
I like making head stalls.
#AHSRAClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduates #NextChapter #RodeoFamily #NotYourAverageTeenagers
AHSRA CLASS OF 2026 ๐
Nela Busic
School: Bishop Carroll High School
District: D1
Years with AHSRA: 2 years
Events: Barrel Racing
Favourite Rodeo Memory:
All the Dairy Queen trips after the rodeo.
Plans After Graduation:
Continue my schooling and pursue a Bachelor of Education.
Fun Fact:
My go-to gas station snack is a Dr Pepper and a pack of Twizzlers.
#AHSRAClassOf2026 #AHSRAGraduates #NextChapter #RodeoFamily #NotYourAverageTeenagers
๐ Ever thought about running for Alberta High School Rodeo Queen?
This is a fantastic opportunity to learn more about the AHSRA Queen program, what it means to represent our association, and how to prepare if youโre interested in competing.
Join Miss AHSRA, Kally Wills, for an Information Night where she will walk through the Queen contest, eligibility requirements, and answer questions from anyone curious about the program.
Whether you are seriously considering running or just want to learn more, this is a great chance to hear directly from someone who has experienced it.
A big thank you to Kally for taking the time to host this and support future Queen contestants.
March 12, 2026
7:00 PM
Zoom link will be shared closer to the date.
๐ฅ INTERMOUNTAIN ICEBREAKER LIVESTREAM ๐ฅ
The Intermountain Icebreaker is part of the NHSRA Western Legacy Series, a group of multi-state rodeos created to give Junior High and High School members another opportunity to compete at a higher-level event outside of the National Junior High and National High School Finals.
๐ Golden Spike Event Center
Ogden, Utah
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March 3โ7, 2026
These events bring together contestants from across the United States and Canada and are supported by the National High School Rodeo Association, which contributes funding to help create larger opportunities for members.
We know several Alberta athletes have made the trip south to compete this week and weโll be cheering them on from home.
If youโd like to follow along, this is the ONLY official livestream for the event.
๐บ Watch online: mylocalrodeo.com
๐บ Roku: Search My Local Radio Sports Network
Best of luck to all contestants competing this week and representing Alberta.
