Thu
Mar
26
10:00 AM
Grande Prairie
GHC Wranglers
Thu
Mar
26
11:00 AM
SU650
GHC Outlaws
Thu
Mar
26
11:30 AM
Raiders 2 Black
Cremona Cowboys
Thu
Mar
26
02:00 PM
Spirit River U18 T3
NE701
Thu
Mar
26
04:00 PM
West Central Wildcats
U15 Wood Buffalo Huskies
Thu
Mar
26
04:30 PM
Raiders 2 White
SG703
Thu
Mar
26
04:30 PM
Trails West Wolves NBC White
Bow River Bruins NBC
Thu
Mar
26
04:45 PM
Plamondon Cougars U18
SA713
Thu
Mar
26
05:00 PM
U15 St. Paul Canadiens
Red Deer
Thu
Mar
26
06:00 PM
Southwest Cougars 1
Barrhead U18-1
Sun
Mar
22
03:00 PM
West 39 Bucks
Bow Valley Flames 3
6
0
Sun
Mar
22
03:00 PM
St. Paul U13-1
Irvine Bulldogs
4
5
Sun
Mar
22
03:00 PM
Medicine Hat Wildcats
U13 Hughenden Jets
0
3
Sun
Mar
22
04:00 PM
Hinton Havoc U15-1
Rocky Mountain House Rams
1
3
Sun
Mar
22
04:00 PM
Stettler Storm
Picture Butte Blades
10
4
Sun
Mar
22
04:00 PM
Red Deer Motors
Medicine Hat Hounds
5
2
Sun
Mar
22
04:00 PM
Irma Aces
Slave Lake Thunder
2
5
Sun
Mar
22
04:00 PM
GHC Chaos
Medicine Hat Wildcats
3
7
Sun
Mar
22
04:00 PM
Raymond Knights
Vermilion Tigers U13-1
8
6
Sun
Mar
22
04:45 PM
Fairview Falcons
Battle River Knights U18-1 Female
3
0

What You Need to Know Before the 2026 Hockey Alberta Provincial Championships


Mar. 17, 2026


The 2026 Hockey Alberta Provincial Championships are almost here and excitement is building across the province. From March 19 to April 5, Alberta will play host to 35 events across 31 communities, bringing together the province’s top teams for 13 days of championship hockey. With 31 tournament style events and four series playdowns, communities from Fairview to Medicine Hat and Cold Lake to Okotoks will be buzzing with energy over three action packed weekends.

“Our hosts have been preparing for months to deliver a memorable experience for teams and families,” says Michelle Skilnick, Manager Events for Hockey Alberta. “We’re excited to see communities come together and celebrate the game across Alberta, and we’re incredibly grateful for the time, effort, and passion our hosts pour into making each event so special.”

Whether you’re a player, parent, coach, or fan, here are 8 things to know before heading to Provincials:

  1. Be Ready for the Moment: Provincials are the culmination of a full season of hard work. Make sure gear is packed, schedules are confirmed, and your team is ready to compete at their best. Stay up to date with game times, locations, and any news on the Hockey Alberta provincial website or host site social media accounts. Give yourself extra time for travel, parking, and pregame routines.
  2. Represent Your Team and Community: You’re not just representing your team, you’re representing your association and community. Carry yourself with pride both on and off the ice. Bring the energy! Wear your team colours, cheer loud, and create an atmosphere that players will never forget.
  3. Respect the Game: Sportsmanship is key at Provincials. Players, coaches, parents, and fans are expected to respect officials, opponents, and the volunteers who make these events possible.
  4. Fuel for Performance: With multiple games in a short time, proper nutrition and hydration are key. Pack water, healthy snacks, and meals to keep energy levels high throughout the tournament.
  5. Livestreaming: Can’t make it in person? AAA and Female AA Events will be streaming live on FloHockey, while AA and Tiered Events may vary. Check out your division’s host page for more information! Looking for scores? All Provincials sites will contain a live scoring ticker that will keep you up to date throughout the tournament.
  6. Take the Hockey Alberta Player Pledge: Hockey Alberta encourages all teams to take part in the Player Pledge, reinforcing respect, integrity, and sportsmanship. If your team hasn’t already, take time as a group or individually to go through the pledge ahead of Provincials. CLICK HERE >
  7. Share Your Story: Every team has a story to tell. Whether it’s a unique journey, a special moment, or a community impact story, we want to hear from you. Submit your story ideas to marketing@hockeyalberta.ca for a chance to be featured during the Provincial Championships. Post on Instagram or Facebook with #ABPROVINCIALS to connect with other hockey families.
  8. Enjoy the Experience: At the end of the day, hockey is about more than just winning games. Provincials are achance for players to compete, learn, and grow, but most importantly, to have fun.
  • Encourage your player to take it all in- the excitement, the teamwork, and the friendships.
  • Celebrate their efforts, no matter the outcome- Every shift, every save, and every play contributes to their development.
  • Make it a family memory- Years from now,you’llremember the laughs, the road trips, and the excitement more than the scores.

Soak in every moment, because these experiences don’t last forever!

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