Edmonton Elks Practice Schedule | June 3 - June 7
The Elks kickoff the regular season in BC with a Saturday night matchup against the Lions
EDMONTON — The CFL regular season has officially begun, with the Edmonton Elks preparing for their season opener on Saturday, June 7 against the BC Lions.
View below the Elks updated roster, practice schedule, and practice regulations. Elks practice times and dates are subject to change, with updates being provided in the Elks Media WhatsApp group and HERE.
Elks Practice Schedule:
- Tuesday, June 3 - 11:10 am - 1:00 pm
- Media to follow
- Wednesday, June 4 - 11:00 am - 12:50 pm
- Media to follow
- Thursday, June 5 - 10:35 am - 12:10 pm
- Media to follow
- Friday, June 6 - WALKTHROUGH - 9:50 am - 10:30 am
- Media to follow
- Saturday, June 7 - GAME DAY
- Edmonton Elks @ BC Lions
- 8:00 pm MT kickoff
- Media postgame
- Sunday, June 8 - BYE WEEK
- No Media availability
Please find below a link to the Edmonton Elks roster. The file contains the roster listed alphabetically and numerically.
Media planning to attend practices should be aware of the following:
- PARKING: Media can park in LOT B at Commonwealth Stadium.
- ENTRY: Enter through GATE 2 (SW corner of the stadium).
- VIEWING: Bryan Hall Media Centre will be open for working media. Media can also sit in SECTION E.
- AVAILABILITIES: Post-practice media availabilities will be conducted on the field, following the conclusion of practice. Media requests should be provided to Elks media staff 20 minutes before the end of practice.
- FILMING: Cameras are welcome to film on the track or the west sidelines of Commonwealth Stadium. TV cameras are prohibited from filming group shots that show formations.
- PHOTOGRAPHERS: Still photographers must shoot from sidelines designated by team. Photographers cannot shoot from the end zone, press box or any elevated areas without permission from the team.
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EDMONTON ELKS
The Edmonton Elks are proud members of the Canadian Football League, playing their home games at Play Alberta Field at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.
The club, officially renamed the Elks in June of 2021, has a tradition of excellence having won 14 Grey Cup championships (1954-56, 1975, 1978-82, 1987, 1993, 2003, 2005, 2015). Since its founding, the club remains focused on providing outstanding football memories for Edmonton and all of Northern Alberta.
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