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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.
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MRU Women’s Hockey crowned U SPORTS National Champions
Emma Bergesen scored the golden goal for Mount Royal as the No. 8-seeded Cougars defeated the No. 3 Concordia Stingers 4-3 in overtime in the gold medal game of the 2023 U SPORTS Women’s Hockey Championship at CEPSUM in Montréal on Sunday night.
Canada West Champs Get Top Seed at University Cup
The University of Calgary Dinos, who won their first Canada West championship since 1996 last week, are the top seed going into this week's Cavendish Farms University Cup.
Calgary Booster Club Adds Storyteller to Roster
In an ongoing effort to celebrate outstanding athletes, volunteers and others involved in the city’s vibrant sports scene, the Calgary Booster Club has hired Ian Wilson as the new Content Manager for the organization’s communications department.
Historical Moment: Calgary Booster Club Appreciation Night
On behalf of our Directorship, it is my pleasure to share the rich history and achievements of the Calgary Booster Club, an organization that has proudly supported amateur sport for 70 years. In 1951, eleven Calgary businessmen gathered at the…
Historical Moment: Doug Kyle and Stan Jaycock Honoured
At the Calgary Booster Club’s annual Christmas Party, two of the longest-serving Sportsmen of the Year were recognized for their outstanding contributions to amateur sport in Calgary and beyond. Stan Jaycock was honored for his 41 years as a Booster…
Like Dad And Brothers, Lowry’s Hockey Continues
Tessa Lowry is advancing her hockey adventure, taking on a coaching role with the SAIT Trojans women's team, which stands as the only all-female hockey staff in the ACAC. "It's empowering to see that," said the 24-year-old daughter of Dave Lowry.
Forest Lawn’s Khanh Le — Harry Hood Winner — Division 3
Congratulations to Khanh Le from Forest Lawn High School, the winner of the Division 3 Harry Hood Award.
Cameron Fewster – Harry Hood Winner – Division 2
Congratulations to Cameron Fewster from William Aberhart High School, the winner of the Division 2 Harry Hood Award.
Matteo Civitarese – Harry Hood Winner – Division 1
Congratulations to Matteo Civitarese from Notre Dame High School, the winner of the Division 1 Harry Hood Award.
Tewksbury Marvels At Life’s Adventures
Being invited to Queen Elizabeth's funeral is only the latest chapter in the life of one of Calgary's most fascinating people. Olympic medals, including gold in 1992, don't begin to tell the story of Mark Tewksbury. And, at 54, he continues to break ground. "I love my life. It's so interesting. I never know what's going to come."
Durante Stays Busy Blocking Pucks, Paddling
Calgary's Gabriella Durante maintains a hectic pace. Summers mean twice-daily workouts for sprint-canoe events. Winters mean tending the nets of the UCalgary Dinos hockey team, plus a full course load. And she refs. And she coaches. "It's exhausting physically, mentally, emotionally ... (but) it's on me."
Pennock’s New Phase Filled With Rewards
Retired as an accomplished triathlete and still only 29 years old, Calgary's Ellen Pennock is enjoying the next phase of her life — living and coaching in Victoria, working as the creative director of Feisty Media, and, yes, still running very fast. "I have things I'm excited about, which is great. This is definitely the best I've been in a long time."