As a competitor in the Alberta Colleges Athletics Conference (ACAC), part of the Canadian Collegiate Athletic Association (CCAA) national body, The University of Alberta, Augustana Vikings Athletics program strives to create a student-athlete-centred, coach-driven and administratively supported university sports environment that will facilitate the academic, athletic, and personal development of student-athletes.

Situated in the City of Camrose, Alberta, Vikings Athletics provides support to eight varieties of sport, including basketball, curling, cross-country running, indoor track, hockey, nordic sports, volleyball, and soccer.

As a small campus of the University of Alberta, Augustana provides a focus on undergraduate education while not being overwhelming, having a student population of about 1000 students. Once a Viking, student-athletes get the added benefit of being a part of a close-knit athletic program made up of approximately 150 student-athletes or 15 percent of the campus student population.

Augustana provides plenty of opportunities for students to excel in their studies and desired fields, including Physical Education, Law, Crime, and Justice Studies, Management, Psychology and many more.

To learn more about the programs offered at Augustana Campus you can:

• Visiting the Augustana Future Student website at aug.ualberta.ca/futurestu

• Contact our Recruitment and Admission team by emailing augsa@ualberta.ca

Year-round, coaches are focused on recruiting top athletes to join their Vikings team. To be an eligible student-athlete for our varsity programs, you must be a full-time student enrolled at the U of A - Augustana. Explore your options to become a Viking!

 

Step One: Sign up to learn about our programs
The University of Alberta’s Augustana Campus offers the opportunity to earn a top-tier, world-class education while you compete. Sign up for more information about our degree programs and how you can become a student-athlete. Ensure you meet all requirements to study, so you are eligible to play!

Step Two: Fill out our online Recruit Questionnaire
Your information will be sent to the head coach(es) of your chosen varsity program.
 
Step Three: Have a conversation
The coaching staff can discuss any open tryouts or identification camps they may hold, as well as give you further information on their program. Get recruited by contacting coaches early so they can see you perform!