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The ACAC and Portage College is proud to celebrate Jim Knight, who has been named the 2025–26 ACAC Athletic Director of the Year — a well-earned honor recognizing a groundbreaking year for Voyageurs Athletics and Jim is the trailblazer behind it.
The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) gathered in Vermillion at Lakeland College from May 5-7 for the 2026 Spring General Meetings and AGM. Representatives from across the conference came together to review key reports, discuss current challenges, and shape the future of post-secondary sport in Alberta.
St. Mary’s University is proud to announce the addition of badminton to its Lightning Athletics varsity offerings, beginning in the 2026–2027 season. This expansion reflects a continued commitment to growing opportunities for student-athletes and strengthening the university’s presence within the Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference.
The Alberta Colleges Athletic Conference (ACAC) is proud to announce that Aleksa Bijelic of the Medicine Hat Rattlers has been named the 2025-2026 ACAC Women's Overall Athlete of the Year.
Member Schools
Athletes of the Week
Concordia Thunder
Medicine Hat Rattlers
SAIT Trojans
Lakeland Rustlers
Red Deer Kings
SAIT Trojans
SAIT Trojans
Women's Hockey
The Kings Eagles
Red Deer Kings
Keyano Huskies
Concordia Thunder
The Kings Eagles
Red Deer Queens
When the pressure intensified and every save mattered, Tora Ward stood tall. The third-year netminder delivered a clutch semifinal performance, backstopping the Red Deer Polytechnic Queens past the NAIT Ooks and into the ACAC Championship series with poise, precision, and game-changing stops.
The Kings Eagles
Senior Night delivered everything you could ask for — a statement win, a packed gym, and a performance that will be talked about for years to come. In a dominant finish to the regular season against the Augustana Vikings, history was made as Jonathan Barwegen etched his name into the record books and cemented his legacy with the The King's University Eagles.
