TO: Coaches, Clubs & Judges

RE: CCP Competition Rules for 2026-27 Season

Hello WAG Community,

We have some programming updates to share with you regarding the competition levels and rules for the 2026-2027 competition season.

The CCP program for this season will continue to utilize the 2022-2026 Development Program (DP) Code of Points for CCP 8-10. Gymnastics Canada has indicated that these will be the competition rules for Canada Winter Games and Canadian Championships 2027. In addition, the 2022-2026 DP code will be used for Western Canadian Championships 2027. See below for the most up to date CCP Manual from GymCan. Final draft to be distributed upon receipt from GymCan.

VIEW THE CCP MANUAL FROM GYMCAN HERE

For CCP 6 & 7, in Saskatchewan, we will use the requirements from the 2026-2030 DP Code while assessing routines with the 2022-2026 Code of Points judging rules, deductions, and skill values. A chart summarizing the requirements and highlighting changes from last season can be accessed below.

VIEW THE CHART HERE

As a reminder, both the Xcel Code of Points and the Compulsory Code of Points (CCP 1-5) are valid until the end of the 2029 competition season. Updates from USAG for both codes of points can be found on their website, as well as linked here: Compulsory Code and Xcel Code.

Gymnastics Canada is finalizing an updated HP pathway for the upcoming season. The pathway will likely include Aspire, FIG Youth 1-3, Junior, Open, and Senior rules. The updated document can be found below.

VIEW THE WAG HP PATHWAY DOCUMENT HERE

Thank you for your continued dedication to gymnastics in Saskatchewan. 2026-27 WAG Technical Regulations will be released by September 15. Please send questions or concerns to Karly at wag@gymsask.com. Best wishes and happy training to start the 2026-27 season!

Karly Hayes
WAG Program Coordinator

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