Bent Horn Games Participant FAQ's
The Bent Horn Games were created as a fun, multi-sport tournament for the less mainstream sports growing in Kamloops; Pickleball, Ultimate Frisbee, Rugby and Disc Golf.
The Bent Horn Games – formerly known as the Tournament Capital Games (and the Legacy Performance Games before that) were created from legacy funds generated by the hosting of the Kamloops 2011 Western Canada Summer Games in August, 2011.
While not required we do recommend experience in most sports.
Visit our Sport section of the website to register for your desired sport.
Individual registration is available for Pickleball and Disc Golf only.
The sports that you can register the day of are Pickleball and Disc Golf
Follow the registration steps that follow the register button on the Sports subpage to register your team.
We encourage competitors to reach out to their local Pickleball community to find a partner prior to the Bent Horn Games, but finding a partner for participants is not currently a service we are offering.
We encourage competitors to reach out to their local Ultimate community to find a team prior to the Bent Horn Games, but finding a team for participants is not currently a service we are offering.
Yes, If you are canceling 2 weeks before the event you will receive 100% of you registration back. With in one week you will receive 50% of registration, With in 2 days of competition 25% and if you cancel after competition has started there will be no refunds.
Pickleball and Disc Golf.
Beverage Garden FAQ's
Bent Horn Games HQ
Kamloops Sports Council Office
1550 Island Parkway
1pm-10pm Saturday April 25, 2020
Drinks will be between $5 and $6 per glass.
Tournament Style Beersbee, Cornhole and Ladderball
You can either register online, or you can register before the competitions start on the day of
Yes registration will be cut off 30 mins before beverage garden games commence.
We will have food trucks available at the Beverage Garden area.
History
The Bent Horn Games – formerly known as the Tournament Capital Games (and the Legacy Performance Games before that) were created from legacy funds generated by the hosting of the Kamloops 2011 Western Canada Summer Games in August, 2011.
The Legacy Performance Games and Tournament Capital games were not intended to replace existing multi-sport games opportunities, but instead to offer a Games experience to athletes that may miss out on participating in “elite” games such as the Western Canada or Canada Summer Games. Some athletes are unable to participate in these games because their sport is not included, and some are not able to participate because of the year they were born. (ie. If Canada Summer Games focus on U15 boys for baseball in 2013 and again in 2017, those born in 2000/2001 and 2004/2005 are not eligible).
Since the creation of both the Legacy Performance Games, and the Tournament Capital Games, the desire from athletes of all ages (15-99) for a multi-sport, FUN tournament for some less mainstream sports has been heard loud and clear; which leads us to the birth of the inaugural Bent Horn Games in April of 2021.
Our Partners
We work with an extensive amount of partners and supporters who not only help us promote our events but also make impactfull contributions in the life of our community.
