Alberta Biathlon Club

The Alberta Biathlon Club (ABC) was incorporated as a society in May 1985. ABC was formed with the goal of maintaining the momentum of the 1988 Olympic Winter Games held in Calgary to further develop the sport of biathlon in the province and address some of the challenges facing the sport.

Alberta Luge Association

The Alberta Luge Association exists to ensure the continued successful growth of the sport of Luge in Alberta through the development of its athletes, coaches, and volunteers at the recreational and elite levels.

Alberta Volleyball Association

Incorporated in 1974, the Alberta Volleyball Association (AVA) is the official governing body and provides the organizational structure for the sport of Volleyball in the province of Alberta. The AVA is involved in every facet of the sport by running programs at all levels both indoors and in the rapidly growing area of Beach Volleyball. We provide all Alberta residents with fair and equal access to participation and personal growth through recreational, competitive, elite, instructional, administrative, coaching and officiating programs. Our primary goal is to promote and develop volleyball at all levels throughout Alberta

Axemen Lacrosse

The Axemen Lacrosse Club is a member of the Calgary District Lacrosse Association and the Alberta Lacrosse Association. We draw our membership from Calgary neighbourhoods, South of 50 Ave S.E. and the Bow River to the Calgary City Limits (excluding Heritage Point) and East of Macleod Trail including Indus and Langdon.

BigRock Aikikai

BigRock Aikikai is a non-profit organization, incorporated in the province of Alberta. Our volunteer instructors have been committed to teaching traditional Aikido to all ages since 1998. We are led by chief instructor Steve Erickson, 5th Dan, who has trained in Aikido since 1985.

Calgary & District Cricket League

To promote the sport of cricket in Alberta, develop players and administrators that will be competent, competitive and successful while we encourage excellence, professionalism, innovation and respect among members at all times.

Calgary Amateur Broomball Association

Broomball has been played in Calgary since the mid 1950’s, and the CBA has been the governing body for over 30 years. Today, four Men’s, three Mixed and one Women’s teams carry on a proud and competitive tradition in Calgary.  The Calgary Broomball Association (CBA) hosted the first ever National Championship in 1976, again in 2001 and will once again host the Nationals in 2014.

Calgary District Lacrosse Association

The Calgary District Lacrosse Association is the council for all minor lacrosse clubs in the City of Calgary and region. The Calgary District Lacrosse Association provides administration and league coordination to 8 lacrosse clubs in Calgary and area - Calgary Axemen, Calgary Sabrecats, Calgary Hornets, Calgary Knights, High River Heat, Okotoks Mustangs, Rockyview Rage (Airdrie and Cochrane) and Strathmore Venom. The association is joined by an associate member, Calgary Field Lacrosse, an association that promotes both men's and women's field lacrosse.

Calgary Grizzlies Wheelchair Basketball

Wheelchair Basketball in Canada and in Calgary is a fully inclusive sport.  Calgary is home to the Calgary Grizzlies and the Calgary Rollers Wheelchair Basketball Societies (Teams).  They work together to promote the sport of wheelchair basketball and the inclusion of all abilities in programs and awareness.  From able body participants to a variety of physical disabilities, and from minis to Adults (all ages), there is fun for everyone.  Programs are run for the competitive sport (at U of C) and recreational sport (at MRU). 

Calgary Saracens Rugby Club

The Saracens are a non-profit athletic organization that offers rugby for all ages, both men and women, and all levels of ability. It is here where juniors learn about rugby, camaraderie, and teamwork.

Calgary United Sports Table Tennis Association (CUSTTA)

CUSTTA is a non-profit association established in 2002. Our mission is to promote the sport of table tennis for all ages. CUSTTA is the largest table tennis club in Alberta with a facility that offers 13 tables in 4,000 sq. ft. of playing space where the general public can play 7 days a week.

Dive Calgary

Dive Calgary is focused on developing strong Age Group National and Senior National competitive teams. We are committed to being an innovative and flexible organization that contributes to the personal achievement of excellence and community development through the sport of diving at provincial, national, international and Olympic levels.

Field Hockey Alberta

Field Hockey Alberta (FHA) is the Provincial Sports Organization (PSO) responsible for supporting field hockey in the province. FHA has been in operation since 1974. In partnership with the National Sports Organization (NSO), Field Hockey Canada (FHC), Field Hockey Alberta provides opportunities for Albertans to experience the challenges and rewards of the exciting sport of field hockey.

Hiro's Judo Club

Welcome to Hiro's Judo Club. Our club was established in 1957 by Hiro Kanashiro and it is the oldest continuously operating martial arts club in Calgary. Judo is derived from the ancient arts of unarmed combat. It is a martial art that has been made into a sport so that the art may be practised without being injured. The sport aspect was developed by Jigoro Kano who commenced his teaching in 1882. Since then it has become an Olympic sport that is practiced worldwide.

Netball Alberta

Tennis Alberta

The Alberta Tennis Association also known as Tennis Alberta is a not-for-profit provincial sport governing body for tennis in the province. The association promotes two main mandates which include encouraging participation in tennis and providing competitive opportunities for players of all levels.