Provectus Media | Stamps, Wranglers
Reggie Begelton is one of seven Stampeders ruled out for Saturday's game against the BC Lions, with Ajou Ajou and R.J. Moten questionable.
George "Geo" Hopkins will step down as the Stampeders' equipment manager at the end of the season, closing a 55-year run that began as a ball boy in 1972.
The Stampeders have released defensive back Devin Grant and defensive lineman Tomasi Laulile from the practice roster.
Reggie Begelton missed a second straight practice on Wednesday as six Stampeders sat out ahead of Saturday's regular-season finale against BC.
Vernon Adams Jr. has been named this year's recipient of the Presidents' Ring, the Stampeders award voted on by the players.
Alex Nylander scored the winner at 19:10 of the third period and Sam Morton added an empty-netter 17 seconds later as the Wranglers beat San Jose 6-4.
Forty-four players and prospects from 35 CHL clubs will suit up for Canada Red and Canada White at the 2026 U17 World Challenge, Nov. 1-9 in Oakville.
Martin Pospisil broke a 2-2 tie with 4:22 left and Dustin Wolf made 23 saves as Calgary beat Anaheim 4-2 on Tuesday night for its first win of the season.
Seven Stampeders, including Reggie Begelton, missed Tuesday practice ahead of Saturday's finale against BC.
Guelph remains No. 1 in the Week 4 CHL Top-10 Rankings, with Brandon back in the top 10 at No. 8.
Edmonton needs one win from its last two games to finish first in the West and host the Western Final on Nov. 7, with a home playoff game at Commonwealth Stadium already locked up.
The Wranglers' perfect start ended Sunday with a 5-4 loss to Bakersfield, despite two goals and two milestones from Ben Jones.
Calgary's three-game win streak ended with a 33-28 loss in Winnipeg, leaving the Stampeders' postseason hopes hanging by a thread.
Calgary hosts Anaheim at 8 p.m. MT still searching for its first win, as the Landon Dupont draft conversation grows louder.
Connor Zary scored in his season debut as Calgary edged Bakersfield 2-1 for its third consecutive victory.
Colorado scored three goals in 3:54 during the second period to defeat Calgary 7-3 at the Saddledome, dropping the Flames to 0-4-0.
The Stampeders can secure a playoff spot with a win Saturday in Winnipeg.
The 2-0 Wranglers host Bakersfield on Friday night with Connor Zary and Brayden Pachal potentially debuting after clearing NHL waivers.
The 0-3-0 Flames chase their first win Thursday against an Avalanche team playing its second game in two nights, with two fresh recalls in the lineup.
Stampeders running back Dedrick Mills has been selected as the 2026 winner of the Herm Harrison Memorial Award for outstanding community service.
The Stampeders signed veteran National offensive lineman Tyler Packer on Tuesday as Brad Ashmore and Zack Williams sat out practice ahead of Saturday's trip to Winnipeg.
Stampeders kicker René Paredes will retire at the end of the 2026 season after 15 years with Calgary.
Vernon Adams Jr. was named CFL Player of the Week for the second straight week after throwing four touchdowns in the Stampeders' 37-31 win at Saskatchewan.
The Guelph Storm reclaimed No. 1 in the Week 3 CHL Top-10 Rankings, while the Medicine Hat Tigers climbed to No. 5 to lead the southern Alberta WHL contingent.
The 2-0 Wranglers could get reinforcements: the Flames placed Connor Zary and Brayden Pachal on waivers Monday.
Axel Hurtig scored twice and Kirill Zarubin made 31 saves in his first AHL start as the Calgary Wranglers beat the Abbotsford Canucks 4-2 on Saturday night.
Vernon Adams Jr. threw four touchdown passes and René Paredes was perfect on three field goals as the Stampeders beat the Roughriders 37-31 in Regina, pulling even in the West standings and taking the season series.
Jonathan Castagna bookended the scoring with his first professional goal and a late empty-netter as the Wranglers opened the season with a 4-2 win over Abbotsford.
Calgary opens its final season at the Scotiabank Saddledome tonight against Seattle, with Dustin Wolf in net and the young core leading the way.


A T1 Agency study found the 2026 Memorial Cup generated an estimated $50.9 million in new spending in Greater Kelowna, the largest economic impact ever recorded for a host community.