2026 Alberta Winter Games

2026 Alberta Winter Games

Celebrating Excellence Across Alberta’s Zones

2026 Alberta Winter Games – Award Winners

The 2026 Alberta Winter Games proudly recognize the exceptional dedication, teamwork, and spirit demonstrated by participants from across the province. Each year, key awards honour the zones that exemplify outstanding performance both on and off the field of play.

🏆 Alberta Cup – Zone 6 (Edmonton)

Zone 6 earns the prestigious Alberta Cup for outstanding overall performance across the Games. This award recognizes athletic excellence, and strong competitive results. Congratulations to Zone 6 athletes for their remarkable achievement.

🏆 Minister’s Cup – Zone 2 (Big Country) 

The Minister’s Cup is presented to the zone showing the greatest improvement from the 2024 Alberta Winter Games to the 2026 Alberta Winter Games. This year, Zone 2 earns the award for their exceptional progress, dedication, and strong overall development across the Games.

🏅 Spirit of Sport Award – Zone 2 (Big Country)

The Spirit of Sport Award is presented to the zone that best demonstrates the spirit of fair play, sportsmanship, team spirit, and co‑operation on and off the field. This year, Zone 2 is honoured for exemplifying these values throughout the 2026 Alberta Winter Games. Their enthusiasm, encouragement, and commitment to uplifting all participants truly embody the heart of the Games.

 

Go to the Alberta Games Results page to see the complete results from the 2026 Alberta Winter Games 

Alberta Winter Games Results Page

 

Alberta Games - Where Greatness begins!

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2024 Alberta Winter Games

The 2024 Alberta Winter Games were a tremendous success! Thank you to the City of Grande Prairie and the host society for hosting the games and providing an amazing experience to our Alberta Games athletes, coaches, and managers.

Congratulations to Zone 3 Calgary, for achieving the most medal points and winning the Alberta Cup.

Zone 8 - Peace Country won the Minister’s Cup showing the greatest improvement from the last Alberta Winter Games

The Spirit of Sport Award was also presented to Zone 8 – Peace Country for demonstrating the best spirit of fair play, sportsmanship, team spirit and co-operation on and off the field.

The Alberta Winter Games program is proud to have 50 alumni that have participated in the games and have gone on to represent Canada at the Olympic and Paralympic Games.

Listed below are athletes who have participated in the Alberta Winter Games program.

  • Brian McKeever, 1993/1994 Alberta Winter Games – 2002,2006,2010, 2014, 2018, 2022 Paralympics
  • Marc Kennedy, 1993,1995, 2023 Alberta Summer Games, 1996,1998 Alberta Winter Games - 2010,2018,2022 Olympic Games (Gold 2010)
  • Kurt Browning, 1980 Alberta Winter Games –1988, 1992, 1994 Olympics 
  • Chandra Crawford, 1996/1998 Alberta Winter Games – 2006, 2010, 2018 Olympics- (Gold)
  • Gilmore Junio, 2006 Alberta Winter Games - 2014,2018, 2022 Olympic Games
  • Adam Runnalls, 2012 Alberta Winter Games - 2022 Beijing Olympic Games
  • Jocelyn Peterman, 2010 Alberta Winter Games -2022 Beijing Olympic Games
  • Madision Pearman, 2008 Alberta Winter Games - 2022 Beijing Olympic Games
  • Conner Howe, 2012 Alberta Winter Games – 2022 Beijing Olympic Games
  • Amy Fraser, 2008 Alberta Winter Games – 2022 Beijing Olympic Games
  • Daniel Gu - 2012 Alberta Summer Games - 2024 Paris Olympic Games

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