Calgary Colts

Calgary Colts

City	Calgary, Alberta
League	Canadian Junior Football League
Division	Prairie Football Conference
Founded	1967
Colours	Blue, Red, White
Home field	McMahon Stadium

The Calgary Colts are a Canadian Junior Football team based in Calgary, Alberta. The Colts play in the six-team Prairie Football Conference, which itself is part of the Canadian Junior Football League (CJFL) and competes annually for the national title known as the Canadian Bowl. The Colts were founded in 1967.

Staff

Head Coach: Matthew "Snoop" Blokker
Offensive Coordinator: TBD
Special Teams Coach: TBD
Receivers: TBD
Quarterbacks: TBD
Running Backs: TBD
Linebackers: TBD
Defensive Backs: TBD
Defensive Assistant: TBD
Offensive Assistant: TBD
Receivers Coach: TBD
Defensive D-Line Coach: TBD

Calgary Colts were the visitors at Gordie Howe Bowl home to the Saskatoon Hilltops In the last minutes of the game Saskatoon was ahead by one point, Calgary's Marshal Broom kicked a field goal to win the game by two points. Photograph attribution Julia Adamson.^[1]

August 12, 2012 1:00 pm season starter game in the Prairie Football Conference. Canadian Junior Football League teams included Calgary and Saskatoon. Calgary Colts were the visitors at Gordie Howe Bowl home to the Saskatoon Hilltops. Andre Lalonde number 20 is seen here coming in with a touchdown at 2:29 p.m. Photo credit J. Adamson.^[2]

August 12, 2012 Amazing play by Saskatoon Hilltop quarterback number 8 Matt Karpinka. A lateral throw to the wide receiver number 5 Jared Andreychuk. Photograph attribution Julia Adamson.

August 12, 2012 game vs Saskatoon Hilltops.

External links

References

↑ Down, John (August 12, 2012), "Colts topple the Hilltops Calgary takes season-opener on the road", Calgary Herald, retrieved August 13, 2012
↑ Nugent-Bowman, Daniel (August 13, 2012), "Rough conference start for Hilltops", The StarPhoenix, retrieved August 13, 2012

Sports teams based in Alberta

Baseball	WMBL: Brooks Bombers Edmonton Prospects Fort McMurray Giants Lethbridge Bulls Medicine Hat Mavericks Okotoks Dawgs

Basketball	ABA: Calgary Crush

Football	CFL: Calgary Stampeders Edmonton Eskimos CJFL: Calgary Colts Edmonton Huskies Edmonton Wildcats CMFL: Calgary Gators Airdrie Irish Calgary Wolfpack Central Alberta Buccaneers Edmonton Stallions Fort McMurray Monarchs Grande Prairie Drillers Lloydminster Vandals St. Albert Stars LFL Canada: Calgary Fillies WWCFL: Calgary Rage Edmonton Storm Lethbridge Steel

Hockey	NHL: Calgary Flames Edmonton Oilers WHL: Calgary Hitmen Edmonton Oil Kings Lethbridge Hurricanes Medicine Hat Tigers Red Deer Rebels AJHL: Bonnyville Pontiacs Brooks Bandits Calgary Canucks Calgary Mustangs Camrose Kodiaks Canmore Eagles Drayton Valley Thunder Drumheller Dragons Fort McMurray Oil Barons Grande Prairie Storm Lloydminster Bobcats Okotoks Oilers Olds Grizzlys Sherwood Park Crusaders Spruce Grove Saints Whitecourt Wolverines CWHL: Calgary Inferno

Soccer	NASL: FC Edmonton PDL: Calgary Foothills FC

Lacrosse	NLL: Calgary Roughnecks RMLL: Calgary Bowmen Calgary Chill Calgary Knights Calgary Mountaineers Calgary Raiders Calgary Shamrocks Edmonton Eclipse Edmonton Outlaws Edmonton Warriors Fort Saskatchewan Rebels Lethbridge Pioneers Northern Alberta Crude Okotoks Senior C Red Deer IFR Workwear Silverbacks Red Deer Rampage Rockyview Silvertips St. Albert Miners Sherwood Park Titans Tomahawks Senior Lacrosse Club

Rugby union	ARC: Prairie Wolf Pack RCNJC: Alberta NWL: Alberta Alberta U20

Ringette	NRL: Calgary RATH Edmonton WAM!

Canadian Interuniversity Sport	University of Alberta Golden Bears (men's) University of Alberta Pandas (women's) University of Calgary Dinos University of Lethbridge Pronghorns

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