100 Days to Go Until AMG 2025

In just 100 days, thousands of athletes from across the country will descend into Canberra for the 20^th Australian Masters Games.

With 50 sports locked in across over 40 venues across the region, the excitement is building for this week-long celebration of sport, community and lifelong participation.

As one of the country’s largest and most inclusive multisport festivals, this will be the third time that Canberra has hosted the Games. This year’s 20th edition marks the return of the Games in Canberra after 22 years. The Games will run from 18-25 October, drawing more than 7,000 local and interstate participants, officials, and supporters to the nation’s capital.

There’s something for everyone at the Australian Masters Games. From popular sports like Dragon Boating, Softball, Football, and Basketball, to new additions like Trugo and Calisthencis, this 20^th edition is shaping up to be one of the most vibrant and inclusive yet.

Whether you’re a first-time participant, or returning participant, the Games are the perfect place to reconnect with teammates, challenge your personal best, and have fun connecting with the masters community.

“There’s a real buzz across Canberra now that we’ve hit the 100 days to go mark,” Adam Drinkwell said. “We’ve locked in 50 sports, an exciting week of social events showcasing the best of Canberra, and registrations are flowing in from all corners of the country, and even internationally.”

Today, at Canberra’s iconic Red Shed, the Chief Minister Andrew Barr officially marked 100 days to go until the 20^th Australian Masters Games. Chief Minister Andrew Barr, who addressed guests alongside the Deputy Chief Minister Yvette Berry, said the Games will be a significant event for Canberra.

“In just 100 days, Canberra will proudly welcome thousands of athletes from across Australia for the 20^th Australian Masters Games,” Mr Barr said.

“The Games will deliver a timely boost to the ACT economy, with more than 7,000 interstate and local participants and supporters expected to stay, play and explore Canberra.”

The Chief Minister highlighted the role of sport in strengthening communities across generations, saying “The Australian Masters Games showcase the power of sport to unite and energise Australians of all ages.”

“Many Canberrans participate in sport; from juniors picking up a ball for the first time, to masters athletes still chasing personal bests and podiums. With most sports open to participants aged 30 and over, the Games redefine what it means to be an athlete,” the Chief Minister added.

With just 100 days to go, now is the perfect time to get involved. Whether you’re ready to compete, keen to volunteer, or want to soak up the atmosphere, the 20^th Australian Masters Games is your chance to be part of something truly special. Registrations are open, the countdown is on, and Canberra is ready to welcome you.

Are you ready to take on your next challenge? Register before 27 July to save 10% off the Standard Games Fee. Find your sport and register today.