The 2022 September Games

The clue is in the name: September! The September Games typically start on the Friday after Labour Day and celebrate the Final Day of the Games 16 days later.

The action happens outside typical work hours during the evenings and weekends, with the exception of optional events that may go down over the lunch hour.

Less than you’d think! New companies pay just $999 to Get in the (September) Games. Returning companies pay according to their total eligible employee count in Calgary & Area.

Regular Registration prices for the 2022 Games (including GST and credit card processing fees) for returning companies:

• 1-49 employees - $1,500
• 50-99 employees - $1,875
• 100-199 employees - $2,250
• 200-299 employees - $2,625
• 300-499 employees - $3,000
• 500-999 employees - $3,375
• 1000+ employees - $3,750

Our 2022 Off-Season events will be priced individually.

Please see our Scoring and Results pdf for more information.

You can download a calendar of events here. Typically, the schedule will be confirmed after event registration closes (mid-July).

Usually we open registration in November and offer Early Bird prices until January 31. From February on, regular registration will remain open until we reach capacity or until May 31.

We only have the capacity to accept 25-30 new-to-CCC companies each year, so act fast!

The companies that take part in our events come from a range of industries, are both public and private, and range in size from 6 employees all the way up to 14,000 plus – we don’t discriminate.

We assign divisions after we close registration. Your division only affects your team's schedule and player requirements for September.

You can see the list of companies by division here.

Events available to Purple Division:

1. 5K Run
2. 10K Run
3. Amazing Race
4. Bocce
5. Cycle Challenge
6. Fortnite (Cross-Platform | Virtual)
7. Horseshoes
8. Laser Tag
9. Mario Kart (Nintendo Switch | Virtual)
10. Obstacle Course Race
11. Step Challenge
12. Trivia
13. Truck Pull
14. Volleyball

As well as all Special Events, social events, and the Charity Challenge.

Registering for the CCC September Games can be done on by signing up on our website. The fees that are charged for registration cover a company’s participation in the September Games. Any expense outside of this (company t-shirts, practices, kickoff parties, performance-enhancing snacks*) is totally optional and at the discretion of each participant or company.

If the online payment option doesn’t strike your fancy, you can email us to request an invoice and pay by cheque.

*nachos. Always.

You can see a list of Player Requirements here.

The Charity Challenge is an optional undertaking leading up to and throughout the CCC September Games. The Charity Challenge begins on March 1 and ends on the final day of the Games. If they opt to, companies can earn points toward their totals in the September Games which absolutely can determine final standings.

CCC partners with 10 local charities and each of these groups puts forth 3 Giving Opportunities, ranging from volunteer opportunities and in-office learning experiences, to requests for tangible and monetary donations. You can see this year's Charity Partners here.

CCC reserves the right to disqualify, suspend, remove and/or otherwise sanction any manager, coach, player, spectator, team and/or company that conducts themselves in any manner contrary to the Principles of Fair Play before, during or after an event. Your team is effectively an extension of your company/workplace. As such, all incidents will be reported to the Company Captain and Senior Management at your company.

Principles of Fair Play

1. Respect the rules.
2. Respect the officials, CCC Staff and volunteers and their decisions.
3. Respect your opponents.
4. Respect your company and represent it well.
5. Maintain your self control at ALL times.

All protests must be brought to the attention of the Event Coordinator immediately. The Event Coordinator will address the situation immediately and decide on a course of action. The decision of the Event Coordinator is final regardless of whether or not the rule in question appears in the event rules.

Formal complaints may also be lodged with Calgary Corporate Challenge (by phone or email) within 24 hours of the event/incident in question. CCC Staff members will endeavour to respond to complaints as quickly as possible, particularly in instances where the resolution will directly affect upcoming games.