Calgary, Alberta

Calgary is a city of Alberta, Canada. It has a population of 1,042,892.
=Hockey in Calgary=
Calgary was the host city of the 1988 Winter Olympic Games.
==Teams==
=== Major League===
* Alberta Oilers (World Hockey Association, 1972-1973) franchise planned on playing games in both Calgary and Edmonton after Broncos franchise relocated to Cleveland, plan fell through. The only game played by the Oilers in Calgary was a tie breaker, neutral site game against the Minnesota Fighting Saints on April 4, 1973
* Calgary Broncos (World Hockey Association, 1972-1972) moved to Cleveland before play, renamed Cleveland Crusaders
* Calgary Cowboys, World Hockey Association, 1975-1977) folded after proposed NHL-WHA merger during summer of 1977 falls through
* Calgary Flames (National Hockey League, 1979-present)
* Calgary Tigers
# (Western Canada Hockey League, 1921-1925) league renamed Western Hockey League
# (Western Hockey League, 1925-1926) join Prairie Hockey League
# (Prairie Hockey League, 1926-1927)
===Minor League===
*Calgary Stampeders (Western Hockey League, 1952-1963) withdrew, then suspend operations
*Calgary Wranglers (American Hockey League, 2022-present || 
===Major===
*Calgary Stampeders (Western Canada Major Hockey League, 1945-1951) join  senior level PCHL
===Senior===
* Calgary ??? (Outlaw League, 1911-1912)
* Calgary 56th Battalion (Senior, 1915-16)
* Calgary 82nd Battalion (Senior, 1916-17)
* Calgary 84th Battalion (Senior, 1915-16)
* Calgary Alberta Pacific (Senior, 1920-21)
*Calgary AC (Central Alberta Hockey League, (1910-1911)
*Calgary Adderson Builders (Alberta Big Six League, 1958-1963)
*Calgary Adderson Hustlers (Alberta Big Six League, 1955-1958) reanmed Adderson Builders
*Calgary Arena Dukes
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1942-1944)
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1946-1949)
*Calgary Army
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1945-1946)
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1949-1951)
*Calgary Army Ordinance (Alberta Big Six League, 1941-1942)
*Calgary Avenue Grills (Alberta Big Six League, 1942-1945)
*Calgary Blacks (Calgary City League, 1912-1913)
*Calgary Bowness Royals (Alberta Big Six League, 1946-1948)
*Calgary Bronks
#(Southern Alberta Hockey League, 1933-1936) league renamed Alberta Senior Hockey League
#(Alberta Senior Hockey League, 1936-1938) merge with Rangers to form Calgary Stampeders
*Calgary Buffalos (Alberta Big Six League, 1942-1943)
*Calgary Burns' Shamrocks (Alberta Big Six League, 1940-1947)
*Calgary Canadians
#(Alberta Big Four League, 1920-1921) disbanded
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1963-1965)
*Calgary CPR Beavers
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1952-1961)
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1963-1964)
*Calgary Centrals
#(Calgary City League, 1912-1913) join Inter City League
#(Inter City League, 1913-1914)
*Calgary Chinooks
#(Inter City League, 1913-1914) join Calgary City League
#(Calgary City League, 1914-1915)
*Calgary Columbus Club (Alberta Big Four League,1919-1920) disbanded
*Calgary Consols (North West Hockey League, 1934-1935) revert to Tigers nickname
* Calgary Crystals (Senior, 1917-18)
* Calgary Cubs (Senior, 1915-16)
*Calgary Currie Army (Alberta Inter-Services League, 1943-45)
*Calgary Fitzpatrick Tigers (Alberta Big Six League, 1948-1949)
*Calgary Foothills Rovers (Alberta Big Six League, 1948-1949)
*Calgary Fourex (Senior, 1921-22)
*Calgary Gas Company
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1941-1942)
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1946-1947)
*Calgary HMCS Tecumseh (Alberta Inter-Services League, 1943-45)
*Calgary Hillhurst (Alberta Big Six League, 1949-1950) renamed Calgary Hillhurst Hustlers
*Calgary Hillhurst Hustlers (Alberta Big Six League, 1950-1955)
*Calgary Hudson's Bay Company Beavers (Alberta Big Six League, 1940-1942)
*Calgary Imperials (Senior, 1927-28)
*Calgary Irricana (Alberta Big Six League, 1945-1948)
*Calgary Legion (Alberta Big Six League, 1947-1951)
*Calgary Maclin Royals (Alberta Big Six League, 1954-1955)
*Calgary Macliln's V-8s (Alberta Big Six League, 1941-1944)
*Calgary Maroons (Senior, 1928-33)
*Calgary Mercurys (Alberta Big Six League, 1947-1948)
*Calgary Monarchs (Calgary City League, 1914-1915)
*Calgary Navy Vets (Alberta Big Six League, 1945-1946)
*Calgary Police Force
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1941-1943)
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1946-1947)
*Calgary Rangers 
#(Southern Alberta Hockey League, 1933-1936) league renamed Alberta Senior Hockey League
#(Alberta Senior Hockey League, 1936-1938) merge with Bronks to form Calgary Stampeders
*Calgary Repair Depot (Alberta Big Six League, 1945-1946)
*Calgary Reps (Alberta Big Six League, 1957-1958) junior level team playing in senior league
* Calgary Retailers (Senior, 1917-18)
*Calgary Revelstokes (Calgary City League, 1912-1913)
*Calgary Rotary Club (Senior 1918-19)
*Calgary RCAF Mustangs
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1940-1941)
#(Alberta Inter-Services League, 1942-1943)
#(Alberta Inter-Services League, 1944-45)
*Calgary Royals (Alberta Big Six League, 1945-1946) renamed Bowness Royals
*Calgary St Marys
#(Central Alberta Hockey League, (1910-1911) join Calgary City League
#(Calgary City League, 1911-1912)
*Calgary Scott Fruit (Alberta Big Six League, 1940-1941)
*Calgary Shermans Independent team played in 1912-13 Alberta Senior Playoffs
*Calgary Spurs
#(Saskatchewan Senior Hockey League, 1965-1965) league renamed WCSHL before team plays
#(Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1965-1968)
*Calgary Stampeders
#(Alberta Senior Hockey League, 1938-1941) join Alberta-British Columbia Senior League
#(Alberta-British Columbia Senior League, 1941-1942) suspend operations with league due to WWII
#(Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1945-1950) league becomes Major level WCSHL
#(Pacific Coast Hockey League,1951-1952) join Minor League Western Hockey League
#(Western Canada Senior Hockey League, 1971-1972) fold in January after going bankrupt due to European tour
#(Western International Hockey League, 1978-1979) folded January 7, 1979
*Calgary Stephenson Beavers (Alberta Big Six League, 1962-1963)
*Calgary The Stores (Alberta Big Six League, 1940-1941)
*Calgary Tigers
#(Calgary City League, 1911-1912)
#Alberta Big Four League, 1920-1921) join Western Canada Hockey League (see Major League section)
#(Western Canada Hockey League, 1932-1933) league renamed North West Hockey League
#(North West Hockey League, 1933-1934) renamed Calgary Consols
#(North West Hockey League, 1935-1936) fold after not being admitted to PCHL
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1947-1948) renamed Calgary Fitzpatrick Tigers
*Calgary Torpedoes (Alberta Big Six League, 1948-1949)
*Calgary Universal Meteors (Alberta Big Six League, 1949-1953)
*Calgary Wanderers (Alberta Big Four League, 1919-1920) disbanded
* Calgary Wheat Kernels (Senior, 1927-28)
* Calgary Wholesalers (Senior, 1917-18)
*Calgary Victorias (Calgary City League, 1914-1915)
*Calgary YMCA (Calgary City League, 1912-1913)
===Junior===
*The city of Calgary had its own league, Calgary City Junior League which ran off and on from 1918 to 1945.
*Calgary Reps (junior team) played in intermediate level Alberta Big Six League in 1957-1958
*Calgary Buffaloes (junior team) played in intermediate level Alberta Big Six League in 1963-1964, join AJHL
*Calgary Cowboys (junior team) played in intermediate level Alberta Big Six League in 1960-1964, join AJHL
* Calgary Albertans (Junior, 1925-26)
* Calgary Beavers (Junior, 1920-21)
* Calgary Cougars (Junior, 1937-38)
* Calgary Falcons (Junior, 1926-27)
* Calgary Jimmies (Junior, 1931-39)
* Calgary Radios (Junior, 1936-37)
* Calgary Tuxedo Ramblers (Junior, 1945-46)
===Major Junior===
*Calgary Buffaloes
#(Southern Alberta Junior League, 1946-1948) league merges to form WCJHL
#Western Canada Junior Hockey League, 1948-1954) folded
#(Canadian Major Junior Hockey League, 1966-1967) renamed Centennials
*Calgary Centennials
#(Canadian Major Junior Hockey League, 1967-1968 league renamed
#(Western Canada Hockey League, 1968-1977) become Billings Bighorns
*Calgary Wranglers
#(Western Canada Hockey League, 1977-1978) league renamed
#(Western Hockey League, 1978-1987) moved to Lethbridge, renamed Lethbridge Hurricanes
*Calgary Hitmen (Western Hockey League, 1995-Present)
===Junior A===
*Calgary Buffaloes 
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1960-1962)
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1964-1965) also played in AJHL during 1964-65 season
#(AJHL, 1964-1966) renamed Calgary Cowboys
*Calgary Canucks (AJHL, 1971-Present)
*Calgary Chinooks (AJHL, 1978-1979) renamed Spurs
*Calgary Cowboys
#(Alberta Big Six League, 1963-1965)
#(AJHL, 1964-1965) folded
*Calgary Cowboys (AJHL, 1966-1970) folded partway through season
*Calgary Mount Royal College (AJHL, 1970-1972) withdrew
*Calgary Mustangs (AJHL, 2010-2019) suspend operations and franchise is sold
*Calgary Royals (AJHL, 1990-2010) renamed Mustangs
*Calgary Spurs (AJHL, 1979-1990) renamed Royals
===Junior B===
*Calgary Junior Hockey League (1945-Present)
*Calgary Capitol Hill
* Calgary Inglewood (Junior B)
* Calgary Tuxedo (Junior B, 1950's)
* Calgary West Hillhurst
*South Calgary (Junior B, 1957-62)
===Women's===
*Calgary Oval X-Treme
#(National Women's Hockey League, 2002-2004) join WWHL
#(Western Women's Hockey League, 2004-2009) suspend operations due to most of team formed Canadian Olympic team
*Strathmore Rockies
#(Western Women's Hockey League, 2008-2011) players merged into Team Alberta in CWHL
*Team Alberta (Canadian Women's Hockey League, 2011-Present)
===University teams===
* Calgary Dinosaurs
* Mount Royal College
==Leagues==
* Calgary Junior B Hockey League
* Calgary Junior C Hockey League
* Lake Bonavista Hockey Association (youth)
* Dawson Hockey League (1920's)
==Arenas==
*Star Rink
*Sherman Rink
*Father David Bauer Olympic Arena located on the campus of the University of Calgary
* Max Bell Centre short track venue for olympics and home of the Calgary Canucks of AJHL
* Olympic Oval, built during 1980's for speed skating, former home of Calgary Oval X-Treme
* Scotiabank Saddledome (formerly known as the Olympic Saddledome, Canadian Airlines Saddledome and Pengrowth Saddledome) (1983-Present)
* Stampede Corral (1950-Present)
* Victoria Arena (circa 1910's to 1950 as a hockey arena)
* Olympic Plaza Rink
* Oakridge Community Association
* Trico Centre (formerly Family Leisure Centre)
* Prairie Winds Park Rink
* Crowchild Twin Arena Association
* West Mount Pleasant Community Sportsplex
* Jack Setters Arena
* Crowfoot Arena
* Marlborough Park Arena
* Bowness Park Lagoon Rink
* Murray T. Copot Arena
* Norma Bush Memorial Arena
* Optimist Arena
* Rose Kohn Arena
* Stew Hendry & Henry Viney Arenas
* Shouldice Arena
* Stu Peppard Arena
* Southland Leisure Centre-Ed Whalen & Justice Joseph Kryczka Arenas
* Village Square Leisure Centre
* Huntington Hills Community Association
* Jimmie Condon Arena
* SAIT Arena
* Sacree Seven Chiefs Sportsplex
* Arbour Lake Rink
* Acadia Recreation Centre
* Abbeydale Park Rink
* Spingbank Park for All Seasons
* Lake Bonavista Community Centre
* Bowness Sportsplex
* Westside Regional Recreation Centre
* West Hillhurst Community Centre
* Banff Trail Park Rink
* Beddington Heights Community Association Rink
* Braeside Community Association Rink
* Crossroads Community Association Rink
* Thorncliffe Greenview Community Association (Forbes Innis Arena)
* Triwood Community Association
* Crescent Heights Community Assoication Rink
* Coral Springs Lake Rink
* Cliff Bungalow-Mission Community Association Rink
* Cedarbrae Community League Rink
* Captol HIll Community Association Rink
* Canyon Meadows Community Association Rink
* Cambrian Heights Community Association Rink
* Bridgeland Community Association Rink
* Brentwood Community Association Rink
* Strathcona-Christie Community Association Rink
* Southwood Community Association Rink
* South Calgary Community Association Rink
* South Fish Creek Twin Arenas
* Silver Springs Community Association Rink
* Shawnessy Community Association Rink
* Saddle Ridge Community Association Rink
* Rutland Park Community Association Rink
* Riverbend Community Association Rink
* Ranchlands Community Association Rink
* Queensland Community Association Rink
* Parkland Community Association Rink
* Temple Community Association Rink
* Triwood Community Association Rink
* Tuxedo Park Community Association Rink
* Canada Olympic Park Arena
* Cardel Place
* East Calgary Twin Arena
* Winston Heights-Mountview Community Association Rink
* Windsor Park Community Association Rink
* Willow Ridge Community Association Rink
* Wildwood Community Association Rink
* Whitehorn Community Association Rink
* Century Hall Rink (Cranston Community Association)
* Westgate Community Association Rink
* Don Hartman North East Sportsplex
* Varsity Community Association Rink
* Parkdale Community Association Rink
* Henry Viney Arena
* Forest Heights Community Association Rink
* Falconridge-Castleridge Community Association Rink
* Fairview Community Association Rink
* Erin Woods Community Association Rink
* Elboya Heights Community Association Rink
* Elbow Park Community Association Rink
* Dover Community Association Rink
* Deer Run Community Association Rink
* Flames Community Arenas (formerly Calgary Centennial Arenas)
* Brentwood Sportsplex
* Dalhousie Community Association Rink
* Ernie Starr Arena
* George Blundun Arena
* Edgemont Community Association Rink
* Oakridge Community Association Rink
* Highwood Community Association Rink
* Palliser-Bayview-Pumphill Community Association Rink
* Inglewood Community Association Rink
* Kingsland Community Association Rink
* Lakeview Community Association Rink
* North Glenmore Park Community Association Rink
* Southview Community Association Rink
* North Haven Community Association Rink
* Highland Park Community Association Rink
* Haysboro Community Association Rink
* Glamorgan Community Association Rink
* Glendale Meadows Community Association Rink
* Glenbrook Community Association Rink
==Champions==
===Stanley Cup===
*1988-89 Calgary Flames
===Edinburgh Trophy===
*1953-54 Calgary Stampeders
===Allan Cup===
*1945-46 Calgary Stampeders
===Memorial Cup===
*1925-26 Calgary Canadians
===Royal Bank Cup===
*1994-95 Calgary Canucks
==Players==
* Jack Adams
* Stew Adams
* Peter Allen
* Cody Almond
* Mark Astley
* Bruno Baseotto
* Bob Bassen
* Hank Bassen
* Nolan Baumgartner
* Colin Baustad
* Jay Beagle
* Brent Belecki
* Dan Bertram
* Zach Boychuk
* Anthony Brenner
* Mike Brodeur
* Cody Brookwell
* Todd Brost
* Murray Brumwell
* Mike Bukta
* Don Cairns
* Brian Carlin
* Todd Charlesworth
* Dean Chynoweth
* Braydon Coburn
* Joe Colborne
* Rob Conn
* Mike Connolly
* Al Conroy
* Ross Cory
* Robert Cowan
* Mike Craig
* Greg Crozier
* Les Cunningham
* Greg Davis
* Rob DiMaio
* Devan Dubnyk
* Louis Dumont
* Micki DuPont
* Matt Dzieduszycki
* Murray Eaves
* Patrick Eaves
* Mickey Elick
* Russ Farwell
* T. J. Fast
* Brad Ference
* Todd Ford
* Bill Gadsby
* Dutch Gainor
* T. J. Galiardi
* Jeff Glass
* Harrison Gray
* Mike Green
* Taylor Hall
* Murray Heatley
* Mike Heidt
* Archie Henderson
* Thomas Hickey
* Alex Hicks
* Matt Higgins
* Josh Holden
* Rhett Holland
* Jamie Hunt
* Tim Hunter
* Bill Hutton
* Connor James
* Chris Jamieson
* Chad Johnson
* Nick Johnson
* Terry Johnson
* Tracey Katelnikoff
* Todd Kelman
* Krystofer Kolanos
* Mike Kouwenhoven
* Darryl Laplante
* Craig Levie
* Herbie Lewis
* Derek Linnell
* Josh MacNevin
* Andrew MacWilliam
* Andrew Martens
* Wayne McBean
* Scott McCrady
* Murray McIntosh
* Mike Moller
* Troy Murray
* Robert Murray (b. 1951)
* Dana Murzyn
* David Musil
* Brendon Nash
* Mike Needham
* Steve Nemeth
* Robert Nilsson(b. there but raised in Sweden)
* Shaun Norrie
* Baldy Northcott
* Lawrence Nycholat
* Myles O'Connor
* Dan O'Rourke
* Darryl Olsen
* George Pargeter
* Ed Patterson
* Brent Peterson
* Chris Phillips
* Domenic Pittis
* Trevor Read
* Beau Riedel
* Andy Rogers
* Mike Rogers
* Gordon Savage
* Ian Schultz
* Jeff Schultz
* Mike Scott
* Trevor Segstro
* Sean Selmser
* Brandy Semchuk
* Tyson Sexsmith
* Warren Sharples
* Trevor Sim
* Tyler Sloan
* Jason Smith
* Ryan Stone
* Garret Stroshein
* Jack Taggart, Jr.
* Bobby Taylor
* Brent Thompson
* Rocky Thompson
* Ryan Tobler
* Brian Tutt
* Shaun Van Allen
* Mike Vernon
* Leigh Verstraete
* Chad Wagner
* Wes Walz
* Kyle Wanvig
* Eddie Wares
* Craig Weller
* Chris Wells
* Jason Widmer
* Bob Wilkie
==External Links==
* on Wikipedia
Category:NHL Cities
Category:Alberta towns