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Calgary Stampeders 2018 CALGARY STAMPEDERS media guide WHATEVER IT TAKES Since 2012 the Stampeders Foundation has donated over $2 million dollars to help support various football programs in Central & Southern Alberta, including the Calgary Colts and Calgary Bantam Football Association. 2017-2018 2,100 Students in Stampeders High School Football 2,000 Students in the Calgary Catholic School District Flag Football Program 200 Kids participated in Jr. Stamps Camp 100 Players in the Dino’s Football program FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT Stampeders.com/Foundation TABLE OF CONTENTS 2018 MEDIA GUIDE PERSONNEL ...............................2 RECORDS ................................133 Staff directory ..................................3 All-time coaching records .......................135 Executive ......................................4 Individual records .............................136 Coaching staff ..................................7 Team records. 145 Football operations .............................14 Individual playoff records .......................149 Individual Grey Cup records ..................... 151 PLAYERS .................................. 17 Veterans ..................................... 17 SIDELINES ...............................153 Rookies ......................................69 2018 media policy .............................154 Broadcast team ..............................155 OF CONTENTS TABLE 2017 IN REVIEW ..........................77 Community Foundation .........................156 Statistics .....................................79 2018 Outriders ............................... 157 Game participation .............................82 Quick Six ....................................158 Ralph the Dog ................................158 HISTORY ..................................83 CFL directory. 159 Milestones ....................................84 All-time roster .................................85 All-time numbers ...............................93 Executives. 101 All-time results ................................102 Year-by-year standings ......................... 114 The regular season ............................ 116 Rivalries ......................................117 Yearly category leaders ......................... 118 CFL awards ..................................122 West Division award winners ....................123 West all-stars ................................ 124 CFL all-stars .................................125 West Division semi-final history ...................126 West Division final history .......................126 Grey Cup history. 127 Stampeders Wall of Fame .......................129 Stampeders in the Hall of Fame ..................130 Presidents’ Ring .............................. 131 Herm Harrison Memorial Award .................. 131 Recent draft .................................132 MEDIA GUIDE CREDITS Editors ................................................. Jean Lefebvre Design ......Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation Assistant editor ................................... Max Campbell Creative Services Department Photography .............................................. David Moll Printer ..................................................... Printcor Inc. The Calgary Stampeders acknowledge and sincerely thank unofficial club historian Daryl Slade for his contributions to this book. 1 personnel STAFF DIRECTORY PERSONNEL CALGARY STAMPEDER FOOTBALL CLUB McMAHON STADIUM, 1817 CROWCHILD TRAIL NW, CALGARY, AB T2M 4R6 Administration ........................................................................................................................................Ph: 403-289-0205; Fax: 403-282-6741 Ticket Office ..........................................................................................................................................Ph: 403-289-0258; Fax: 403-289-6828 Stamps Store ......................................................................................................................................................................... Ph: 403-289-4441 Website ................................................................................................................................................................................... Stampeders.com STAFF DIRECTORY STAFF EXECUTIVE BUSINESS OPERATIONS Ken M. King ..............................................Chairman and CFL Governor COMMUNICATIONS Doug Mitchell ..................................Executive Committee Member and Jean Lefebvre ................................................Director, Communications CFL Alternate Governor Max Campbell ................................. Coordinator, Community Relations David Sapunjis ....................................... Executive Committee Member and Communications Alvin Libin ............................................... Executive Committee Member John Bean .............................................. Executive Committee Member DIGITAL MEDIA John Hufnagel ............................................President, General Manager Ty Pilson ...............................Director, Digital Content and Social Media and Exec. Committee Member George Johnson ................................................................Senior Writer Mike Franco ................................ Senior Director, Business Operations Paul Mawdsley ............................................. Associate Digital Producer & Exec. Committee Member Spencer Fortier ........................................... Creative Video Coordinator Alanna Nolan ................................................................ Stamps TV Host FOOTBALL OPERATIONS MARKETING COACHES Ryan Popowich ..............................Director, Marketing and Promotions Dave Dickenson ................................................................. Head Coach Jessica Littel.................................................Brand Marketing Specialist DeVone Claybrooks ............................................ Defensive Coordinator Alicia Chiesa .................................................Brand Marketing Specialist Mark Kilam .................................................. Special Teams Coordinator Brady Plewright ........................................Brand Marketing Coordinator Pete Costanza ............................................................ Receivers Coach SPONSORSHIP SALES Marc Mueller .......................................................Running Backs Coach Julia Thiessen ................................ Corporate Partnerships Coordinator Ryan Dinwiddie ..................................................... Quarterbacks Coach Pat DelMonaco .................................................... Offensive Line Coach TICKET SALES Corey Mace ..........................................................Defensive Line Coach Alex Snell .........................................................................Sales Manager Brent Monson ..........................................................Linebackers Coach Scott Bentley................................................. Senior Account Executive Joshua Bell .......................................................Defensive Backs Coach Patrick O’Hagan ........................................................Account Executive Jenna Foran ..............................................................Account Executive FRONT OFFICE Chris Allen .................................................................Account Executive John Hufnagel ......................................President and General Manager Jarron Mueller ...........................................................Account Executive Michael Petrie ............................................. Assistant General Manager, Jordan Berniquez ......................................................Account Executive Director of Football Operations Nick Yates .................................................................Account Executive Brendan Mahoney.................................. Director of Canadian Scouting Tony Mikkelson .....................................................................Sales Intern Cole Hufnagel .................................................Director of U.S. Scouting Kyle Carson .............................. Scout/Football Operations Coordinator TICKETING — CUSTOMER SERVICE Geoff Crane.......................................... Football Administration Director Andrew Swan ...................... Customer Service and Retention Manager Nick Melnyk..............................................Football Operations Assistant Kyle Cyr ......................................................Fan Experience Coordinator Rodd Sawatzky ........................................................................ Chaplain Rosa Spadafora ......................................................... Account Manager Rachel Gee ................................................................ Account Manager MEDICAL STAFF Kayley Baun ............................................................... Account Manager Josh Termeer .................................................... Head Athletic Therapist Alana Hay ................................................................... Account Manager Stephen Wady............................................. Assistant Athletic Therapist Brad Hughes ..............................................................Therapy Assistant GAME PRESENTATION AND EVENTS Adrian Presnilla ...................................................Athletic Therapy Intern Geordie Macleod ........ Senior Director,
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