Calgary Stampeders

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Calgary Stampeders
Division West Division
Founded 1935
Home field McMahon Stadium
Based in Calgary, Alberta
Colours Red, White and Black
League Canadian Football League
Head coach Tom Higgins
General manager Jim Barker

The Calgary Stampeders are a Canadian Football League team based in Calgary, Alberta.

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[edit] Team facts

Formerly known as: Bronks 1935 to 1944
Helmet design: Red background with a white, running horse
Uniform colours: Red, Black and White.
Stadia: Mewata Stadium (1939-1959), McMahon Stadium (1960-present)
Western regular season championship: 15 — 1937, 1938, 1946, 1948, 1949, 1965, 1967, 1971, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1996, 1998, 2000
Northern regular season championship: 1 — 1995
Grey Cup final appearances: 11 — 1948 (won), 1949 (lost), 1968 (lost), 1970 (lost), 1971 (won), 1991 (lost), 1992 (won), 1995 (lost), 1998 (won), 1999 (lost), 2001 (won)
Main Rivals: Edmonton Eskimos and Saskatchewan Roughriders
2006 Regular Season Record: 10 wins, 8 losses, 0 ties.

[edit] Franchise History

[edit] Players of Note

[edit] Canadian Football Hall of Famers

[edit] Retired numbers

[edit] Current roster

  • 1 Henry Burris quarterback
  • 3 Coby Rhinehart defensive back
  • 4 David Corley quarterback
  • 6 Hakim Akbar linebacker
  • 8 Cornelius Anthony linebacker
  • 9 Pascal Masson defensive back
  • 11 Brett Ralph wide receiver
  • 12 Sandro DeAngelis kicker
  • 14 Danny McManus quarterback
  • 16 Burke Dales punter
  • 21 Joffrey Reynolds running back
  • 23 Joey Boese defensive back
  • 24 Tony Tiller cornerback (Practice Roster)
  • 25 Wes Cates running back (Practice Roster)
  • 26 Crance Clemons defensive back (Injured)
  • 28 J.R. Ruffin defensive back
  • 30 Sadrick Williams defensive back
  • 31 Wes Lysack safety
  • 33 Trey Young safety
  • 37 Marc Calixte linebacker
  • 39 Marc Mitchell linebacker
  • 41 Jermaine Chatman defensive back
  • 42 Khalid Abdullah linebacker
  • 43 RoShawn Marshall defensive back (Practice Roster)
  • 44 Cam Yeow linebacker
  • 45 Walter Spencer defensive back (Injured)
  • 48 Brian Clark linebacker
  • 49 Tony Ficklin defensive lineman (Practice Roster)
  • 50 Jay McNeil guard
  • 53 Rahim Abdullah defensive end
  • 54 Riley Clayton offensive lineman (Practice Roster)
  • 56 Scott Coe linebacker
  • 58 Tyler Lynem offensive lineman
  • 60 Derek Armstrong guard (Practice Roster)
  • 61 Godfrey Ellis center
  • 62 John Comiskey offensive lineman
  • 64 Jeff Pilon tackle
  • 65 Taylor Robertson guard
  • 66 Alexandre Gauthier tackle
  • 76 Randy Chevrier defensive tackle
  • 80 Jeremaine Copeland wide receiver
  • 81 Beau Gibbs slotback
  • 82 Nikolas Lewis wide receiver
  • 84 Elijah Thurmon wide receiver
  • 85 Ken-Yon Rambo wide receiver
  • 88 Markus Howell wide receiver
  • 89 Marc Boerigter wide receiver
  • 91 Demetrious Maxie defensive end
  • 92 Sheldon Napastuk defensive tackle
  • 93 Terrence Patrick defensive end
  • 96 Miguel Robede defensive end
  • 99 LaDrelle Bryant defensive lineman

[edit] Not to be forgotten

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

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Canadian Football League

East Division: Hamilton • Montreal • Toronto • Winnipeg
West Division: British Columbia • Calgary • Edmonton • Saskatchewan
Suspended since 2006: Ottawa


East Division Awards: Evanshen • Hayman • McCaffrey • Gibson • Dandurand
West Division Awards: Nicklin • Martin • Fieldgate • Parker • DeMarco-Becket • Dryburgh • James
League Awards: Outstanding Player • Canadian • Defensive Player • Offensive Lineman • Rookie • Stukus • Pate • Agro • Rogers
Playoff Awards: Grey Cup • Dixon • Taylor • Most Valuable Player • Most Valuable Canadian

Stadiums: BC Place • Canad Inns • Commonwealth • Ivor Wynne • McMahon • Molson • Mosaic • Olympic • Rogers Centre

Defunct, Renamed and Relocated Teams: Atlantic Schooners • Baltimore • Birmingham • Las Vegas • Memphis • Montreal Concordes • Ottawa Rough Riders • Sacramento • San Antonio • Shreveport

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