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THE 2026 ALBERTA SUMMER GAMES COMMUNITY HOST IS STRATHCONA COUNTY

Read all about the games at https://albertasummergames.ca/

2023 AB Summer Games

BASIC INFO

ASG 7s Tournament || Okotoks, July 20 – 23
- Click here to view the ABSG Website!
Age grade || U15 – all ages will be defined as the player’s age as of January 1, 2023
- Born between January 1, 2008 and December 31, 2009
Qualifying tournament || Sunday 04 June *Location TBD
- Each team must register to play AND be an existing club registered with Rugby Alberta
  - Winning club is the representative of that zone
Teams || Each team must have the following:
- 10 – 12 players; 2 coaches; 1 manager
  - The athletes must live, go to school, or participate in a rugby club in the zone they wish to represent and be registered members with Rugby Alberta

HOW TO REGISTER

All teams that wish to represent their Zone must submit this Declaration Form no later than Sunday, May 20th.

The cost to participate in the qualification tournament will be $150/team.
Players must be registered members of Rugby Alberta.
Payments can be made to info@rugbyalberta.com

Please contact p.houlihan@rugbyalberta.com for more information!

AB Summer Games Technical Package
AB Summer Games Memo
Rugby Alberta Memo

Zone 5 – Black Gold/Yellowhead (Yellow)

Drayton Valley
Edson
Jasper
Leduc
Sherwood Park (Druids)
St. Albert
Stony Plain (Parkland Sharks)

Zone 6 – Edmonton (Green)

Clan
LT’s
Nor’Westers
Pirates
Rockers

Zone 7 – North East (Navy Blue)

Cold Lake
Lloydminster
Fort McMurray

Zone 8 – Peace Country (Royal Blue)

Grande Prairie

The Edmonton Rugby Union is located within the territories of Treaty 6, 7, and 8 as well as the Métis settlements and six regions of the Métis nation of Alberta within the historical Northwest Métis homeland. We acknowledge and are grateful that rugby throughout all of the Edmonton Rugby Union happens on the traditional meeting grounds, gathering places, and travelling routes of the Nehiyawak, Dene, Nakota Sioux, Saulteaux, Niitsitapi, Tsuu Tina, and Iyarhe Nakoda (Stoney Nakoda). We honour and thank all the many First Nations, Métis, and Inuit who have lived, played, gathered, and whose footsteps have marked these lands for centuries past and will forever more.