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 2026 Provincial Championships


PROVINCIAL 5 PIN BOWLING

CHAMPIONSHIPS

MAY 21 & 22, 2026

Zone 1 and Zone 2 have partnered to organize the 2026 Provincial Champtionship for 5 Pin Bowling.

WHEN: Thursday, May 21, & Friday, 22, 2026

WHERE: Panorama Lanes, Medicine Hat, Alberta

TEAM EVENT: Open Teams of five will compete in a pins over average competition in age categories 55+, 65+, 75+ and 85+, playing three games on each day.  Averages of Feb 15th, 2026 will be required.

SINGLES EVENT:  Men and Women will play three games each day, for a six game total, scratch event.  Age groups are 55+, 65+, 75+ and 85+

 If an age category has a vacancy, a fill from an individual from the team event who has advised of an interest in participating in the singles event may be considered as a fill.  An extra fee will be required.

REGISTRATION:  Deadline is May 6th, 2026.

Price per bowler is $120.00 and includes six games, bowling shoes, two lunch vouchers and banquet on Thursday night.  

Zone results forms, registration forms and payment options will be sent to Zone Activity Directors, by mid April.

Questions:  Linda Traquair:  403 519 7437 or email: ltraquair@shaw.ca 

Note:  This is not a qualifier event.  Bowling is scheduled for the Grande Prairie Winter Games and will be the qualifier for the Canada Senior Games in Regina, Sask.

2026 Alberta 55 plus membership required



ICE HOckey

Womens 55 / 60

Leduc Recreation Center

4430 Black Gold Drive, Leduc, AB

April 23 - 24 - 25, 2026

4 Games guaranteed – 55+ and 60+ ($80/player)

(guaranteed games, subject to total team registrations)

2 Games guaranteed – 65+ ($50/player)

Team Mixer included

Participants must be current Alberta 55plus members

Hosted by Zone 6 Edmonton Marigold

Team Confirmation Deadline March 11th

($250 non-refundable deposit required, team form)

Individual Registration Forms Deadline March 25th

Coordinator:  Cheryl Harwardt at marigoldtreas@gmail.com

Cribbage

PIONEER CENTRE -  301 JESPERSON AVENUE

Spruce Grove, May 22 & 23 , 2026                       

This Provincial Tournament will have medals awarded to the top three teams in

55+ Doubles and the top three teams in 55+ Singles and in 70+ Singles

                   DOUBLES 55+

*4 teams per zone

*Single Round Robin over two days

*31 games over two days

         SCHEDULE DAY 1

  *Doors Open at 9AM

  *Refreshments & Muffins

   *Play begins at 10AM

  *Lunch after 8 Games

  *Banquet in Evening

SINGLES 55+ & SINGLES 70+ EVENTS

*2 players per zone in 55+ & 70+

*Single round robin each day

        (15 games per day)

        SCHEDULE DAY 2

  *Doors open at 9AM

  *Play begins at 10AM

  *Refreshments & Muffins

  *Lunch after 8 games

  *Presentation of medals

All participants must possess an Alberta 55 Plus memberships for 2026 

Membership Forms for 2026 available on Alberta 55+ website or from your Zone Membership Director for $40

All Registration Forms to go to your local Zone Activity Director prior to March 1

Zone Playoffs may be required, with names of qualifiers and $75 fee to Dianne Soltys prior to April 1, 2026 .  Qualifier forms and Fees to be submitted by Zone Activity Directors.

Entry Fee $75 per player payable by Cash, Money Order, Cheque to Blackgold/Yellowhead, or E-Transfer seniorsbgetransfer@gmail.com

Registration Form Download




board elections

We have the following board positions coming up for elections. Please contact us at info@alberta55plus.ca to let us know that you are interested. 


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Established in 1980, Alberta 55 plus is a not for profit, volunteer driven group of people. We help mature Albertans enjoy a healthy, vital future through active lifestyle choices. We promote sports and recreation development for all Albertans 55 years of age and older. Our membership includes Albertans from eight different zones of the province.

Collectively, we support the Alberta 55 plus Summer/Winter Games and the Canada 55 plus Games.

Who We Are

Alberta 55 plus represents the heart of mature Albertans. It stands for the idea of a fuller, healthier, more vital future; for the straightforward steps that can be taken towards that future. We promote participation and action and have generated a unique spirit of cooperation across the province.

The association believes that sport and recreation development for mature adults is a provincial issue. It has a direct bearing on the quality of life in this province and it can become a way of life for the individual and the province as a whole. That is the ideal. We’re working to make it a reality.

Our Activities

  

Alpine Skiing Cycling Military Whist
Arts and Crafts Darts Pickleball
Track and Field Euchre Pool – 8 Ball
Bocce Floor Curling Pool – Snooker
Bowling – 5 Pin Floor Shuffleboard Scrabble
Bridge – Contract Golf  Slo‐Pitch
Bridge – Duplicate HockeySturling
Carpet Bowling HorseshoesSwimming
Cornhole Curling Table Shuffleboard
Cribbage Lawn Bowling Tennis
Cross-Country Skiing


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