Team Alberta- Road, Track, MTB, Para + CX Selection Criteria

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2025 TEAM ALBERTA PROJECTS AND PROGRAMS

Click each point to learn more, why it’s important, and how to access help in achieving each point.

If you are interested in attending any projects as either an athlete or a coach please contact Petrina Tulissi and fill out the Expression of Interest.

General Information	Provincial Team Eligibility Understanding the selection criteria Expression of Interest Athlete Appeal Policy
Expectations	Understanding of Race Rules Bike Skills Prepared and Organized Positivity and Learning Cooking and Laundry
Overall Calendar	Webinars Training Opportunities Important Dates
Track Selection Docs Para Inclusive	Track Nationals
Road Selection Docs Para Inclusive	National Road Championships Tour de l'Abitibi Male Tour de l'Abitibi Female Canada Games Alberta Team Standings
Mountain Bike Selection Docs	Canmore Canada Cup National MTB Championships Canada Games Alberta Team Selection Standings
Cyclo-Cross Selection Docs	National Cyclo-cross Championships

ABA Provincial Team policies for all teams

To be eligible for selection, athletes must be licensed members of the Alberta Bicycle Association, and must carry the designation ‘Canadian’ on their licenses. (Some exceptions may apply.)
If a selected rider refuses his or her position on the Provincial Team, the Racing Committee may at their discretion choose to replace that rider; in the case that another rider is selected, the position will become a “Racing Committee Selection”.
Projects are partially funded by the Alberta Bicycle Association; selected athletes are responsible to contribute a portion of the costs.
Athletes are required to sign the Team Alberta Athlete Agreement prior to taking part in a project.
Athletes must wear the Provincial Team uniform when competing for Team Alberta.

Athletes may be selected for doping control at any of the races listed above. It is the athlete’s responsibility to become familiar with doping control procedures, and the list of restricted and banned substances. Athletes should consult the Canadian Center for Ethics in Sport (http://www.cces.ca/) for information on restricted substances, therapeutic exemptions, and other doping control matters.