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Three gos. Great cattle. Outstanding competitors.
Cutting and Reined Cow Horse are officially in the books at the 2026 Alberta High School Rodeo Association Provincial Finals.
Congratulations to all contestants who competed over three go-rounds in Claresholm.
A sincere thank you to our event sponsors for their support of these disciplines:
• Canadian Natural Resources and UFA Agricultural Community Foundation – Boys Cutting
• TD Equine Veterinary Group and Low Impact – Girls Cutting
• Alberta Reined Cow Horse Association – Reined Cow Horse
A special thank you to the Hutterian Brethren of White Lake for supplying the cattle used throughout the Cutting and Reined Cow Horse competitions.
Thank you as well to the Willow Creek Ag Society, judges, volunteers, families, and everyone who helped make these events a success.
The focus now shifts to the rodeo performances. Let the weekend begin.
Round 2 is in the books.
The competition continued today in the Wrangler Arena as contestants battled for every point in Cutting and Reined Cow Horse at the 2026 Alberta High School Rodeo Association Provincial Finals.
Congratulations to all competitors, and a huge thank you to Legacy Media for capturing the action and helping showcase these talented athletes.
The championship race continues in Claresholm as the Provincial Finals roll on.
Provincial Finals contestants, we hear you.
With all the rain Alberta has received over the past few days, some of you may be wondering what conditions are like in Claresholm.
The good news? The sun is shining, it’s 19°C, and we’re ready to rodeo.
Our amazing parking attendants are on site and will help ensure you get parked in a dry location. We’ve been preparing for your arrival, and we’re ready to welcome contestants, families, and fans from across the province.
So don’t fret. We’ve got you covered, and we’re ready for an incredible week of Provincial Finals.
See you in Claresholm.
Girls Cutting is complete at the 2026 Alberta High School Rodeo Association Provincial Finals.
Congratulations to the competitors from the final draw of Girls Cutting:
1. Piper Yule — 142
2. Lara Myer — 140.5
3. Brooklyn Smith — 140
4. Taylor Myer — 137
5. Hanna Bedard — 135.5
6. Chloe Horne — 135
T7. Stella Hamre — 131
T7. Hayden Zimmer — 131
T9. Cassidy Bandurka — 127
T9. Ainsley Schweitzer — 127
Thank you to TD Equine Veterinary Group, Low Impact, and Willow Creek Ag Society for their support of the Girls Cutting event at the 2026 Alberta High School Rodeo Association Provincial Finals.
For official Provincial Finals information and complete results, visit:
https://albertahsrodeo.ca/high-school/alberta-hs-finals/
Since 1972 the Alberta High School Rodeo Association has been supporting youth development in the sport of rodeo in Alberta. With over 700 members in three districts, we provide rodeos across the province to Junior High and High School members.
With over 50 years behind us, we strive to continue the support the fundamentals of western heritage for our youth. The sport of rodeo is more than weekends spent with friends, it’s where friends become family and lifelong connections are built.
Memberships for the 2024-2025 season will open on July 1, 2024.
Find out what’s involved and how to become a member.
D2 represents the central portion of the province, with rodeos typically being held between Highway 16 and Highway 1.
D1 has rodeos in the northern part of the province, typically from Highway 16 and north.
D1 rodeos are held in the southern part of the province, typically between Highway 1 and the Canada US Border.
The AHSRA operates as three (3) districts within the province for both the High School and Junior Divisions. Contestants can choose which district they rodeo in. Each district has their own executive directors that sit on the provincial board. Year end prizes are awarded within each district and 10-12 contestants from each district qualify for the provincial finals.
ASHRA provides youth opportunities for rodeo in two division – Junior High and High School. Read more about each division
The Junior High Division is for members who are in
Grades 5-8.
The High School Division is for members who are in Grades 9-12.
Stay on top of all upcoming rodeos, entry and call in dates, and other deadlines.
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The AHSRA Truck & Trailer raffle has been a successful fundraiser for our association since ____. The funds raised are used to help put on both Provincial Finals and a portion is paid out to graduates.
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.
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