Alberta Schools' Athletic Association

Thank you so much to those of you who took the time to share your feedback with us in our return-to-sport survey earlier this month. We received a significant response and wanted to share some of the results with you.
If you’d like to dig deeper into this, please reach out to ASAA Executive Director John Paton.

Thank you so much to those of you who took the time to share your feedback with us in our return-to-sport survey earlier this month. We received a significant response and wanted to share some of the results with you.

Please find linked below a summary document with some of the key findings highlighted. If you’d like to dig deeper into this, please reach out to ASAA Executive Director John Paton.

Please review the attached memo regarding information on Return to School Sport.

Please view attached document for the June Season of Play Cancellation Memo.

You’re invited! Special Olympics Ontario (SOO) is hosting a Virtual School Championship for Unified school teams!
For the last two years, Alberta has sent schools to the Special Olympics Ontario Invitational Youth Games to compete in the Unified Sports divisions of Bocce (Bert Church High), Basketball (L.Y. Cairns), and the Youth Leadership Summit (Cold Lake High). Unfortunately, the Games had to be cancelled due to COVID-19, but as a result they have moved the games online for all of our Unified teams to compete!

Click here for a special message fom Track & Field Commissioner Tim Schultz.

A Special Congratulations goes out to our commissioners for thier outstanding work and recognition by other sport organizations. Thanks for all you do. Click Here.

Today, Bellerose High School was set to host the 2020 Metro Athletics Unified Sports Jamboree. In light of our current situation, the Unified Team at Bellerose High wanted to reach out to all the ASAA member school teams and share a “Hello”.
Please click Here to see the message.

Memo: To ASAA member schools from the ASAA Executive Committee
Date: March 9, 2020
Re: Advisory: Coronavirus (COVID 19)
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University of Ottawa researcher Martin Camire discusses how coach education provides youth sport coaches the confidence to effectively teach life skills through sport. In partnership with School Sport Canada, Camire’s research involved the development of a free online training module which is available to high school coaches across Canada.