November Sport Event Preview

Lethbridge is home to an incredible range of sporting events, from grassroots competitions to national-level matchups. Local sport groups play a key role in showcasing our community’s passion, talent, and strong sporting spirit. Each month, we highlight some sport events you'll want to check out.

Here’s your guide to the must-watch sport events in Lethbridge this November:

Southern Express Showcase: November 6th-8th. Twenty-one games will take place over three days as the Southern Express U15AA female hockey team welcomes 13 teams to the Cavendish Farms Ice Arena. Southern Express takes the ice Friday at 1:15 p.m., Saturday at 10:30 a.m., and Sunday at 8:15 a.m.

Lethbridge Lightning Home Games: November 7th and 21st. The Lethbridge Lightning will look to continue their strong start to the season when they host the Siksika Buffalos and Tsuut'ina Chiefs. Both games take place at Nicholas Sheran Ice Arena and begin at 7:30 p.m.

Fall Bridge Battle: November 20th-22nd. More than 50 ringette teams will come to Lethbridge for the annual tournament, with games taking place at ice arenas across the city. Admission is free for spectators, making it an easy opportunity to catch some fast-paced ringette action.

Florence Senda Cup Junior Judo Tournament: November 21st. First held in 2012, this tournament welcomes U10, U12, and U14 athletes who hold a yellow belt or higher. Competition takes place at the Lethbridge Kyodokan Judo Club dojo at 2775 28th Avenue South.

Cliff Forry Senior Curling: November 27th-29th. Twenty teams will compete in this invitational event at the Cavendish Farms Curling Centre. First held in 1997, the tournament has become a longstanding part of Lethbridge's curling calendar. Admission is free for spectators.

Frozen Fest 2026: November 28th. The Lethbridge Skating Club's annual Stage 5/6 and STAR 1-3 competition gives young skaters an opportunity to showcase their skills at the Cavendish Farms Ice Arena.

This is just a snapshot of the sport events happening in Lethbridge. To see the full lineup, visit the Lethbridge Sport Council Sport Event Calendar. Many events are free to attend, and if there’s an admission fee, you may be able to get free tickets through the Lethbridge Public Library’s Lethbridge Presents program.