
Canadian Elite Basketball League Back in Calgary for Third Season
Calgary Surge home opener takes place on Sunday, May 25th.
For over 70 years, the Calgary Booster Club has been dedicated to celebrating, supporting, and promoting amateur sport in Calgary and beyond. Our News section is your source for historical moments, athlete spotlights, event updates, and stories that showcase the impact of sport in our community.
From honoring Sportsperson of the Year recipients to sharing the achievements of young athletes, coaches, and volunteers, we highlight the people and moments that shape Calgary’s sporting legacy. Whether it’s past milestones, upcoming events, or behind-the-scenes insights, this is where you’ll find stories that inspire.
Stay connected, celebrate sport, and be part of the legacy.
Calgary Surge home opener takes place on Sunday, May 25th.
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.
Christine Laverty, a beloved coach and mentor, has been named the Calgary Booster Club’s 2025 Sportsperson of the Year for her lifetime impact.
An inspiring rower, a top-scoring soccer player and a legendary track-and-field coach headline the Calgary Booster Club’s annual award announcements.
Hanus becomes first defenceman in decades to lead Canada West in scoring, capping off record-breaking season.
Calgary Hitmen netminder Daniel Hauser is the Western Hockey League’s all-time wins leader.
In honour of Major League Baseball’s Opening Day, we look back at five times when MLB teams played in Calgary.
Calgary-based Sports Hall of Fame secures federal government funding.
The long-time home of professional baseball in Calgary is being demolished to make way for a multi-sport fieldhouse.
Calgary players come up clutch for Canada at 4 Nations Face-Off.
Founded in 1952, the Calgary Booster Club championed amateur sports, funding 40 organizations in its early years. Its legacy continues to impact Calgary’s sports community today.
The Higher Hoops Basketball Classic (2006–2015) awarded $317,000 in scholarships to 317 Calgary high school players, leaving a lasting impact on amateur sports and education.
From 1956 to 1965, the Calgary Booster Club co-hosted high school track meets at Mewata Stadium, famous for its dark “Tunnel” section. By 1966, the event ended as Calgary’s school system expanded.
The Honourary Life Director and Honour Roll recognize Booster Club leaders for their lasting impact. Established in 1973-74 and 1980, they celebrate those who shaped the Club’s legacy.
Father James Whelihan (1902–1986) shaped Calgary sports as a legendary coach at St. Mary’s High School.
Medals in hockey and successful skiing from Calgary athletes powered Canada at the FISU World University Games.
Three sports-related Calgarians honoured in annual Calgary Herald list.
Take a holiday break and enjoy Calgary’s festive sports action! From hockey to lacrosse and university athletics, there’s something for every fan. Check out the schedules and catch the excitement!
In loving memory of Christine Hampshire, a dedicated leader in synchronized swimming for 35 years. Inducted into the Alberta Sports Hall of Fame (2011), she will be deeply missed.