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Calgary Fury is active all year long, hosting ball hockey events for every level of player in Calgary. Our fun, welcoming one-day tournaments are open to everyone, no experience necessary. Our competitive teams take the floor at Provincials and the Western Challenge Cup, and we've proudly watched Fury alumni go on to compete at national and world championships.

Every event, at every level, is a chance for our athletes to compete, grow, and represent this community with pride.

Featured Events

Fury Fun One-Day Tournaments

Our one-day Fury Fun Tournaments are some of Calgary's most welcoming ball hockey events, focused on community, development, and a positive day of hockey. Open to all players U9 to U18, no experience necessary. We typically host 3 to 4 each season.

Dates and registration links will be posted here as they are confirmed. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram @calgaryfuryballhockeyclub for announcements or email us at info@calgaryfury.ca with any questions.

BHA Provincials

Provincials is a highlight of the competitive season, and the chance for Fury teams to represent Calgary against the best clubs in Alberta. This is Alberta's ultimate youth ball hockey championship.

Hosted by Ball Hockey Alberta, the tournament takes place at the end of June each year and rotates to different cities across the province. Past locations have included Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Calgary and Sherwood Park.

2026 Provincials (dates updated annually)

• Dates: June 26–29, 2026
• Location: Sherwood Park, AB
• Divisions: U9, U11, U13, U15, and U18, with A and B divisions in each age group
• Format: Round robin followed by playoffs

How to get your player on a Fury team

Fury holds spring tryouts each year, typically at the end of April. Registration opens in February or March. Follow us on Facebook & Instagram or check back here so you don't miss the announcements.

CBHA Western Challenge Cup

The CBHA Western Challenge Cup is Fury's chance to compete beyond Alberta, taking on the best ball hockey clubs from across western Canada on a bigger stage. Known as the WCC, this is western Canada's premier competitive youth ball hockey tournament.

Hosted by the Canadian Ball Hockey Association, the tournament takes place in the second weekend of July each year and rotates to host cities across western Canada. Past locations have included Surrey, Saskatoon, and Edmonton.

2026 Western Challenge Cup (dates updated annually)

• Dates: July 9–12, 2026
• Location: Edmonton, AB
• Divisions: U11, U13, U17, and U19
• Format: Round robin followed by playoffs

A teams only

The Western Challenge Cup draws the strongest clubs from across Western Canada, so the level of competition is significantly higher than what teams see at Provincials. For that reason, Fury sends only its A teams to represent the club at this tournament. If competing at Westerns is a goal for your player, that's something to keep in mind when trying out in the spring. See the BHA Provincials section above for tryout and registration details.

CBHA Nationals - The Jack Cup

National tournaments are held across Canada throughout the summer, with events running from June through August in cities from coast to coast. While Fury doesn't send club teams to Nationals, we've had many Fury players earn a spot on teams competing at this level over the years, and every one of them makes us proud!

The national championship title comes with one of the sport's most storied trophies, the Jack Cup. Named in honour of John Forrest, Alan Tomalty, Paul Colter, and Ken White, the four pioneers who built ball hockey in Canada, the Cup has been awarded since 1978 and represents the highest achievement in the Canadian game.

ISBHF World Champtionships

The World Championships are the pinnacle of ball hockey, bringing together nations from around the globe to compete at the highest level. Tournaments are held throughout July and August, in host cities as far-flung as Bermuda, Slovakia, Czechia, and Great Britain.

Fury has had a player compete at Worlds, and not just compete, but win! Nik Stang suited up for Team Canada's men's U20 team and came home with a gold medal. That's a moment this club will always be proud of.