2025 August Newsletter

2025 Major Provincials
Sr. C	Provincials			July 4-July 6	Champion: Airdrie Mohawks
Jr A	Provincials	Provincial Format: Winners from Semi Finals in a best of seven series		July 29-August 10	TBD
Alberta Major Female	Provincials Hosted by the Riot		Ponoka, AB	July 18-July 20	Champion: Silvertips Major Female Lacrosse
Jr B Tier I	Provincials: Larry Bishop Memorial Cup	Fort Saskatchewan Rebels	Fort Saskatchewan, AB	August 1-August 4	TBD
Jr B Tier II	Provincials	Calgary Wranglers	Calgary, AB	August 1-August 4	TBD
Sr. B/ASL	Provincials			August 1-August 10	TBD
Jr A	Nationals: Minto Cup		St Catherines, ON	August 16-23	TBD
Jr B Tier I	Nationals: Founders Cup	Hosted by the Calgary Shamrocks	Calgary, AB	August 18-August 24	TBD
Sr. B	Nationals: Presidents Cup		Whitby, ON	August 24 - August 30	TBD

 

The Prairie Cup was held in Brandon Manitoba on July 18 to 20. After some uncertainty for teams around their accommodations due to wildfire evacuations, the teams settled in for a great weekend of lacrosse. The Alberta representatives had strong showings at all age groups and brought home 3 gold medals. This was the first time box lacrosse was played at the Keystone Centre in Brandon, Manitoba and Alberta players were proud to be a part of showcasing our great game.

2025 Prairie Cup Standings
Brandon, Manitoba July 18 to 20, 2025
Bronze	South U13 Male	Head Coach: Mike Carnegie
Silver	North U13 Male	Head Coach: Dan Bostrom
Bronze	South U15 Male	Head Coach: Sean Ross
Gold	North U15 Male	Head Coach: Dawson Nielson
fourth	U17 Male	Head Coach: Brent Robinson
Gold	U17 Canada Summer Games Male	Head Coach: Greg Bradley
Silver	South U13 Female	Head Coach: Rory Turner
Gold	North U13 Female	Head Coach: Darryl Mackinnon
Silver	U15 Female	Head Coach: Val Miles
Bronze	U17 Female	Head Coach: Dan Iverson
Fifth	U15 Coed AIBC	Head Coach: Kevin Buffalo

 

Team Alberta

The U19 Team Alberta Field Lacrosse team just finished a great weekend in Coquitlam bringing home 4th place after a tough loss in the bronze medal game to First Nations. The other Team Alberta teams are nearing their departure for Canada Summer Games and Minor Box Nationals and Field Nationals. See more in formation on dates below and keep an eye on ALA social media for streaming options and further scores and updates as our teams go and compete for our Province!

2025 Team Alberta/Canada Summer Games
Jenny Kyle Cup	U19 Female Field Nationals	July 28 - 30	Vancouver, BC	Fourth
Rose Engemann Trophy	U15 Female Box Nationals	August 11-15	Halifax, NS
The Commissioner’s Trophy	U15 Male Box Nationals	August 11-15	Halifax, NS
2025 Canada Summer Games	U17 Female Box Nationals	August 8 - 24	St John’s, Newfoundland
2025 Canada Summer Games	U17 Male Box Nationals	August 8 - 24	St John’s, Newfoundland
Carol Patterson Trophy	U22 Female Box National	August 11-15	Halifax, NS
Alumni Cup	U17 Male Field Nationals	August 29-September 1	Halifax, NS

Ekke Loo Memorial Award

In recognition of Ekke Loo, who exemplified integrity and a lifelong dedication to the growth of lacrosse in Alberta. For more information on the award and to view past recipients please visit Ekke Loo History.

James McFall Award

The James McFall Trophy is the Alberta Lacrosse Association’s most prestigious award, honouring a volunteer who has made a significant impact on lacrosse in Alberta. Donated by Dominion Construction Ltd., it was established in memory of James McFall.
For more information on the award and to view past recipients please visit James McFall.

How to Nominate

To submit a nomination for this prestigious and meaningful award, we encourage you to take the time to recognize an individual who has truly made a lasting impact on the sport of lacrosse in Alberta. Please provide a detailed Letter of Support outlining the nominee’s contributions, leadership, and commitment to the game, along with the nominee’s Lacrosse Resume highlighting their involvement and achievements.

Submissions can be sent to info@albertalacrosse.com.

Help us honour those who embody the true spirit of dedication, integrity, and passion for lacrosse in Alberta. Your nomination ensures that the remarkable efforts of these community leaders do not go unnoticed.

Deadline to submit nominations: August 31, 2025.

 

Kim Smyth: Dedicated Community Volunteer

Kim Smyth has been a dedicated member of the Central Alberta Lacrosse League (CALL) community for over 20 years, contributing in countless ways as a parent, coach, administrator, and official. Throughout her time with CALL, Kim has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to the growth of lacrosse at both the grassroots and competitive levels.

As a passionate advocate for youth sport, Kim regularly volunteers her time to visit schools and community programs across the CALL region. With her trademark enthusiasm—and a plate of homemade cookies in hand—she brings the rich history and honour of The Creator’s Game to life for students of all ages.

Beyond the rink, Kim is recognized as a respected community leader whose volunteerism and mentorship have inspired countless young athletes, families, and fellow volunteers. Her contributions have not only helped strengthen the sport of lacrosse in Central Alberta but also fostered a broader sense of community connection and pride.

 

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