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Effective March 4 at 12:01am, PEI will switch from Alert Level Red to Circuit Breaker measures.   Sport and recreation activities can resume under these guidelines. Individual and team practices are permitted following the organized gathering limit.  Games, tournaments and competitions are not permitted.   Group activities must follow the gathering limits of 50, with no more than the 50% capacity.  Participants must follow physical distancing and all other return to play protocols.   The...

With the announcement from the CPHO that our Province is now at alert level red, no organized sport and recreation activities are permitted for the next 72 hours.  The sport community has been diligent in following and supporting the CPHO this past year and we know that this will continue when activity can start again.  For details on the Alert Level Red, please visit: https://www.princeedwardisland.ca/en/information/health-and-wellness/pei-covid-19-alert-level-red-measures-modifications-march-2021 Regarding the Royalty Centre and Sport PEI office, the following...

Sport PEI hosted the 47th Annual Amateur Sport Awards on Wednesday February 24 at the Confederation Centre of the Arts. The major award winner of the night was New Dominion’s Lauren Lenentine who took home the gold medal at the 2020 World Junior Curling Championship. Lenentine won the Manitoba Junior Championship with Team Zacharias, based out of Winnipeg, and finished 1st at the Canadian Junior Championship. For her accomplishments, Lauren was honoured as the DP Murphy...

We are so excited to introduce our She’s Got It All campaign, created in partnership with Canadian Women & Sport. This campaign highlights the barriers that girls and women still face in their sport journeys. Each week leading up to International Women’s Day on March 8th, we will release a new campaign poster featuring one of our Island athletes. * A lack of women role models, ill-fitting equipment, period cramps and body confidence issues are...

Attention female athletes aged 12-16... UPEI Women’s Basketball star Jenna Mae Ellsworth had an incredible year being awarded the Nann Copp Award as U Sports Basketball Player of the Year, the AUS Female athlete of the Year, as well as a U Sport All-Star and All-Canadian. She was also the final player added to the Top 100 Players of the Century, a celebration of the centennial anniversary of U Sports Women’s Basketball. She will talk...