
Calgary Canucks Claim Centennial Cup
Canucks win first national Junior A championship in 30 years.
The Calgary Booster Club recognizes and supports achievement and leadership in sport.
Every year the Calgary Booster Club celebrates an individual whose achievements have made a significant impact on local sport.
This is the Sportsperson of the Year, the club’s flagship honour, which has been handed out since 1954.
Canucks win first national Junior A championship in 30 years.
Centennial Cup hosts seek Canadian Junior Hockey League championship.
Calgary Wild offer hometown soccer players a chance to shine.
A city known for cows and stampedes seems like an unlikely home for rowing greatness.
Cavalry forward Tobias Warschewski is excited about the increasing popularity of soccer in Calgary.
Madison Cyr, our 2025 Jack Gregory Award winner, loves being on the slopes and she’s happy winning competitions while she’s in the mountains.
For decades the Calgary Booster Club has supported and recognized programs that showcase the best of Calgary’s athletes and sports leaders.
A brand new fund is now upon us, the Booster Club Sport Legacy Fund, created to provide stable future grants, scholarships and recognition programs to support our very best prospects.
This new fund was created in conjunction with Parks Foundation Calgary and will provide tax receipts for donors and ensures that Calgary’s sport legacies will thrive for decades to come.