Montreal, Quebec, will serve as the venue for Olympic qualification competitions in four disciplines from June 1 to June 4, 2028. The city has been selected to host events in BMX, flag football, beach volleyball and skateboarding as athletes vie for spots at the 2028 Summer Games.
The four-day schedule will see each sport conduct its own qualifying rounds and finals within the city’s existing facilities. BMX riders will compete on a purpose‑built track, while beach volleyball matches will take place on sand courts prepared for international play. Flag football teams will contest their qualifying games on designated fields, and skateboarders will perform in a competition arena designed for the sport’s specific requirements.
These qualification events form part of the broader process that determines the athletes and teams representing their nations at the 2028 Olympics. By hosting the qualifiers, Montreal joins a select group of cities offering athletes a chance to secure Olympic berths on North America’s eastern seaboard.
The selection of Montreal for these events underscores the city’s capacity to accommodate multiple high‑profile sporting competitions within a compact timeframe. Organizers anticipate that the qualifiers will attract participants from a range of countries, providing a showcase of talent ahead of the Summer Games scheduled for Los Angeles later that year.