The Edmonton Wolfe Tones will be showcasing Hurling to teams at the Kinesiology Games (Kin Games). Participating students will learn and play Hurling as part of the tournament, which is being 
run over two days. The KIN Games is an annual interscholastic conference and competition involving post-secondary institutions across Canada for undergraduate students in the field of kinesiology, physical education, exercise science, or equivalent programs. Since its inception in 2001, Kin Games has been hosted by 16 unique post-secondary institutions in 7 provinces with an attendance of over 800 students in 2017. Attending teams compete in four categories that represent the four pillars of Kin Games: Athletics, Academics, Dance and Spirit.
Ref course – hurling and camogi
Ref course – women and mens football
Learn about refereeing Gaelic Football with Ottawa’s top GAA referee tutors!
Interested in refereeing? We are excited to be offering a Dual-Code GAA and LGFA refereeing clinic for Gaelic Football and Hurling on Saturday, February 16 from 10 am to 1 pm at Twin Elm Rugby Park.
Participants will gain the knowledge of the rules and game play at the clinic, and will apply their skills at the Saturday night winter league under the guidance of certified referee tutors, earning a nation-wide recognized certification as a Canadian GAA beginner referee.
Other practical opportunities will be available at tournaments such as the Spring Thaw in April, the youth league in June, and the Mike Robinson tournament in September.
