Extracurricular Sports

Archery

The Archery team is open to all students, grade 9-12. There is potential to participate in three tournaments throughout the school year.

Badminton
After practices and tryouts our team is divided into categories at the junior, intermediate and senior levels.  Tournaments take place at the Regional, Zone and Provincial levels. 

 Basketball
WCHS Basketball includes junior and senior teams for both boys and girls. Our teams play in a competitive league and attend numerous tournaments.

Cross Country Running
WCHS boasts provincial champions in this sport. The team competes in a number of local meets before competing at the zone and provincial level.

Curling
Our curling teams have opportunities to play in the Wetaskiwin Curling League as well as participate in high school bonspiels in central Alberta.

Football
Sabres football has a long and proud tradition. The season starts in August and runs through the end of October. In addition, there is a spring camp that runs mid-May to early June.

Golf
WCHS has always been competitive on the golf course. The Boys and Girls teams are selected in early September and compete in mid-September at the zone golf tournament.

Track and Field
Track and Field is a spring activity that challenges the athletes in running, jumping and throwing events. Our team competes at a zone meet and zone medalists advance to provincial competition.

Volleyball
WCHS offers junior and senior teams for both boys and girls.  Our teams compete in the Central Alberta League from September through November and they attend numerous tournaments throughout Alberta.

Weight Training
WCHS has a modern, fully equipped weight and cardio work-out center.

Wrestling
WCHS wrestlers are zone and provincial champions on a regular basis. We have both girls and boys teams which travel throughout Alberta and Western Canada in preparation for the zone and provincial championships.

 

Extra-Curricular Sports Activities - Student Participation Expectations

Students must display regular attendance in their classes and experience academic success. If a student is not attending regularly or passing their classes, they will not be permitted to participate in any extracurricular activities. Students who are representing the school in any club, team, or group must also be in attendance at school on the day of their participation in club, team or group activities. Students will work with administration and/or team/club/group to develop a plan for success.

Player Eligibility Requirements for ASAA

Please find below a pamphlet from Alberta Schools' Athletic Association (ASAA) that outlines the eligibility requirements for students playing sports in Alberta high schools. If you have any questions, please contact Mr. Rob Cross, Physical Education Department Head.

 ASAA Eligibility Requirements