About the AEVA

The Alberta Equestrian Vaulting Association was created as a non-profit society in 2004 with three founding member clubs; fifteen years of growth later, there are seven vaulting clubs in Alberta, all of which are active and competitive. Read more about our Association, our High Point Program and the Indon Award.

 

General Information about the AEVA 

Our Mission statement is to promote and facilitate the sport of Equestrian Vaulting, for youth and adults, in both competition and as a recreational activity within the Province of Alberta. The AEVA operates under the AEVA By-Laws, which can be found here:

AEVA By-Laws 

Our aim is to provide information and education about Equestrian Vaulting to the general public as well as to provide training for new Coaches and upgrades for current Coaches.  Our guidelines for competitions are compatible with other Provinces and lead our vaulters towards competing at Provincial and National competitions that are sanctioned by our association and enjoyed by vaulters of all levels. Each year the AEVA hosts a minimum of two competitions, one in the late spring or early summer, and the Provincial Championships in September. Biannually the AEVA host the VaultCanada National Championships in even years.

The AEVA High Point Program

The AEVA has a High Point program in place to encourage vaulters at different levels to take pride in their achievements each year. You can find the criteria for the High Point Awards here: 

AEVA High Point Awards - Vaulters Criteria 

The Indon Award

The AEVA also has an award for lungers, The Indon Award, to encourage the lungers to present their horsemanship and professionalism in the competition arena. You can find the criteria for the Indon Award here:

The Indon Award - Lungers Criteria