Alberta Summer Games
Be part of an Alberta wide milestone event - Coach the Alberta Summer Games!
Coaching at the Alberta Summer Games is a unique opportunity to shape athletes at a pivotal stage in their development while contributing to the growth of lacrosse within our province. The 2026 Games are being hosted right in Strathcona County, placing this event directly in the GELC’s backyard and offering local coaches a rare chance to lead on home turf. Being part of the Games allows coaches to influence young athletes’ confidence, competitiveness, and love for the sport, all within a high-performance environment that celebrates teamwork, community, and athletic excellence. The experience also provides meaningful professional development, connecting coaches with peers across Alberta and strengthening their own coaching philosophies and leadership skills. Coaching at ASG is not only rewarding but also highly recognized within provincial pathways, making it an ideal step for coaches hoping to advance to higher levels of the game. Most importantly, it is an energizing and memorable experience that leaves a lasting impact on both athletes and coaches.
The 2026 Alberta Summer Games marks a historic milestone as Female Lacrosse is officially included for the very first time, creating an extraordinary opportunity for coaches who are passionate about supporting and advancing the female game. With the Games hosted in Strathcona County, GELC coaches are uniquely positioned to lead and inspire athletes in their own community while helping shape a new era of participation and visibility for female lacrosse. Coaching at ASG allows leaders to empower young players, build their confidence, and create a positive, high-performance experience that will influence their future in sport. This role also provides valuable experience for coaches looking to expand their leadership skills and grow within provincial and elite pathways. Being part of this inaugural year is both meaningful and unforgettable, offering coaches the chance to leave a lasting legacy on the development of female lacrosse in Alberta.
