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oCt. 22, 2010

Calgary Stampeders 2010 Schedule

Broadcast Info
ADIO Calgary: AM770 CHQR — Mark Stephen
R 18 Fri., Nov. 5 Calgary Winnipeg 6 p.m.
(play-by-play) and Greg Peterson (colour)
 BC: Team 1040 — Rick Ball (play-by-play)
and Giulio Caravatta (colour)
TV TSN—Chris Cuthbert (play-by-play) and Glen
Suitor (colour)
GAME DATE VISITOR HOME TIME/ATT REC
PRE-SEASON
A Sun., June 13 Calgary 23 Edmonton 21 33,708 –
B Sun., June 20 Saskatchewan 17 Calgary 41 29,050 –
REGULAR SEASON
1 Thu., July 1 Toronto 16 Calgary 30 29,333 1-0
2 Sat., July 10 Calgary 23 Hamilton 22 25,248 2-0
3 Wed., July 14 Calgary 24 Toronto 27 20,242 2-1
4 Sat., July 24 Saskatchewan 20 Calgary 40 35,650 3-1
5 Sat., July 31 Winnipeg 20 Calgary 23 30,150 4-1
6 Sat., Aug. 7 Calgary 27 BC 22 24,867 5-1
7 Sun., Aug. 15 Edmonton 15 Calgary 56 30,242 6-1
8 Fri., Aug. 27 Calgary 48 BC 35 25,127 7-1
9 Mon., Sept. 6 Edmonton 5 Calgary 52 34,559 8-1
10 Fri., Sept. 10 Calgary 36 Edmonton 20 35,349 9-1
11 Fri., Sept. 17 Calgary 37 Saskatchewan 43(OT) 30,048 9-2
12 Sat., Sept. 25 BC 29 Calgary 10 29,637 9-3
13 Fri., Oct. 1 Montreal 21 Calgary 46 31,167 10-3
14 Mon., Oct. 11 Calgary 19 Montreal 46 25,012 10-4
15 Sun., Oct. 17 Calgary 34 Saskatchewan 26 30,048 11-4
16 Fri., Oct. 22 BC Calgary 8 p.m.
17 Fri., Oct. 29 Hamilton Calgary 8 p.m.
WEST DIVISION SEMIFINAL
Sun., Nov. 14 TBD
WEST DIVISION FINAL
Sun., Nov. 21 TBD
GREY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP
Sun., Nov. 28 4:30 p.m.
*all times are Mountain

week 16 Results CFL 2010 Standings

Fri., Oct. 15 Hamilton 30 Toronto 3
Sat., Oct. 16 Edmonton 31 BC 28(OT)
Sun., Oct. 17 Winnipeg 19 Montreal 22
Sun., Oct. 17 Calgary 34 Saskatchewan 26
Week 17 SCHEDULE
Fri., Oct. 22 Montreal at Hamilton 5 p.m.
Fri., Oct. 22 BC at Calgary 8 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 23 Toronto at Winnipeg 2 p.m.
Sat., Oct. 23 Saskathewan at Edmonton 5 p.m.
WEST DIVISION GP W L T PF PA PCT PTS
Calgary Stampeders 15 11 4 0 505 367 .733 22
Saskatchewan Roughriders 15 9 6 0 425 403 .600 18
Edmonton Eskimos 15 5 10 0 304 477 .333 10
BC Lions 15 5 10 0 384 397 .333 10
EAST DIVISION GP W L T PF PA PCT PTS
Montreal Alouettes 15 11 4 0 477 375 .733 22
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 15 8 7 0 396 369 .533 16
Toronto Argonauts 15 7 8 0 286 393 .467 14
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 15 4 11 0 411 407 .267 8

Game Overview
• Calgary has an all-time record of 94-72-5 against the BC Lions including
a 53-30-2 mark in Calgary.
• The Stamps are 8-2 in their last 10 games against BC.
• Calgary is 5-4-1 in its last 10 home games against the Lions.
• This is the final regular-season meeting between the clubs this year. The
Stamps won 27-22 on Aug. 7 and 48-35 on Aug. 27, both in Vancouver,
and lost 29-10 on Sept. 25 in Calgary. The Stamps have won eight of the
past nine meetings with the Leos.
• Calgary is 7-2 against the West Division while BC is 2-6.
• Calgary is 6-1 at home in 2010 while BC is 3-4 on the road.
• Calgary has a plus-10 turnover ratio while BC is plus-5.
• Stamps REC Nik Lewis surpassed the 1,000-yard receiving mark with a
60-yard effort in Regina last week. Calgary has two other receivers on
pace for 1,000 yards receiving this season— Romby Bryant (929) and
Ken-Yon Rambo (852).
• Entering Week 17, Stamps RB Joffrey Reynolds (1,103 yards) trails To-
ronto’s Cory Boyd (1,205) by 102 yards for the league’s rushing lead.
Reynolds has led the CFL in rushing for the past two seasons.
• Reynolds became the Stamps’ all-time leading rusher with a 145-yard
performance on Sept. 10, 2010, in Edmonton. He has compiled 8,639
yards with Calgary.
• During a 412-yard performance against Montreal in Week 14, Stamps
QB Henry Burris moved past Kent Austin for ninth on the CFL’s all-time
passing list. He has thrown for 36,828 yards.
• The next home game for the Stamps is on Friday, Oct. 29 against the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Kickoff is set for 8 p.m. and tickets are still avail-
able by contacting the Stampeders’ Ticket Office (403-289-0258 or toll
free at 1-800-667-3267), Ticketmaster (403-777-0000 or online at Tick-
etmaster.ca) or by visiting any local Safeway or Sport Chek location.

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the back that leads the pack
By the conclusion of the 2009 season, Stamps RB Joffrey Reynolds had
jumped three Stampeders legends in Willie Burden, Lovell Coleman and
Earl Lunsford to claim the second spot on the club’s all-time rushing
chart. With 145 yards against Edmonton on Sept. 10, 2010, Reynolds
surpassed Kelvin Anderson for the No. 1 spot. Here is the list:
Career rushing yards
NO. PLAYER SEASONS 2005 247 1,453 5.9 46 8
8,639 Joffrey Reynolds 2004-present
8,292 Kelvin Anderson 1996-2002
6,994 Earl Lunsford 1956, 1959-1963
6,395 Lovell Coleman 1960-1967
6,234 Willie Burden 1974-1981
5,361 James Sykes 1978-1983
3,293 Henry Burris 1997-1999, 2005-present
Career carries
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
1,670 Kelvin Anderson 1996-2002
1,460 Joffrey Reynolds 2004-present
1,242 Willie Burden 1974-1981
1,199 Earl Lunsford 1956, 1959-1963
1,084 Lovell Coleman 1960-1967
running into CFL’S TOP 10
With 79 yards on 14 carries against Edmonton in Week 7, Reynolds
surpassed Tracy Ham for 10th place on the CFL’s all-time rushing list.
In Week 14, he moved passed Dave Thelen for ninth. He now needs 222
yards to catch Leo Lewis for eighth. Here are the all-time leading rush-
ers in CFL history:
PLAYER YARDS
Mike Pringle 16,425
George Reed 16,116
Damon Allen 11,920
Johnny Bright 10,909
Charles Roberts 10,285
Kelvin Anderson 9,340
Norm Kwong 9,022
Leo Lewis 8,861
Joffrey Reynolds* 8,639
Dave Thelen 8,463
Tracy Ham 8,043
* Active player
REYNOLDS VS THE lions
Reynolds has played fairly well against BC throughout his career. He
averages 79.5 yards per game and 6.0 yards per carry against the Lions.
Here’s how he does against every CFL team:
OPPONENT GP CAR YDS AVG LG TD YDS/G
Ottawa 2 36 241 6.7 46 3 120.5
Hamilton 11 155 1,018 6.6 50 5 92.6
Saskatchewan 18 262 1,619 6.2 38 11 89.9
Toronto 14 198 1,219 6.2 55 7 87.1
BC 19 251 1,511 6.0 45 6 79.5
Edmonton 20 253 1,414 5.6 53 11 70.7
Winnipeg 13 178 888 5.0 37 3 68.3
Montreal 12 127 729 5.7 46 3 60.8
TOTAL 109 1,460 8,639 5.9 55 49 79.3
six straight?
Following a 124-yard effort on Oct. 17 at Saskatchean, Reynolds has
posted his sixth consecutive 1,000-yard rushing season. That moves
him past Earl Lunsford for second behind Kelvin Anderson on the Stam-
peders’ all-time charts for 1,000-yard seasons. Here is a look at each of
his 1,000-yard efforts:
YEAR CAR YDS AVG LG TD
2006 259 1,541 5.9 53 9
2007 214 1,231 5.8 46 2
2008 227 1,310 5.8 50 10
2009 235 1,504 6.4 38 11
2010* 188 1,103 5.9 32 7
*Stats through Week 16
Career 1,000-yard seasons
NO. NAME SEASONS
7 Kelvin Anderson 1996-2002
6 Joffrey Reynolds 2005-10
5 Earl Lunsford 1956, 1959-1963
TOUCHDOWN MAKERS
Reynolds has consistently found the end-zone during his career. He has
seven touchdowns this season and had 13 majors in 2009. Here is the
Stamps’ all-time touchown list as well as the all-time rushing majors list:
Career touchdowns
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
117 Allen Pitts 1990-2000
76 Kelvin Anderson 1996-2002
62 Tom Forzani 1973-83
61 Lovell Coleman 1960-67
57 Joffrey Reynolds 2004-present
57 Travis Moore 1994, 1996-2002
56 Earl Lunsford 1956, 1959-63
50 Willie Armstead 1976, 1978-83
49 James Sykes 1978-83
48 Willie Burden 1974-81
Career rushing touchdowns
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
55 Earl Lunsford 1956, 1959-63
52 Kelvin Anderson 1996-2002
49 Joffrey Reynolds 2004-present
41 Lovell Coleman 1960-67
36 Henry Burris 1997-99, 2005-present
35 James Sykes 1978-83
35 Doug Flutie 1992-95
32 Willie Burden 1974-81
26 Jeff Garcia 1994-98
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REYNOLDS RUNS FOR 100
Reynolds earned the 31st 100-yard rushing game of his career in Week
17 with 17 carries for 124 yards against Saskatchewan. Here’s a look at
all of Reynolds’ 100-yard games:
DATE OPPONENT CAR YDS AVG LG TD
Oct. 16, 2004 Toronto 23 189 8.2 55 0
Sept. 22, 2005 Ottawa 29 185 6.4 46 2
Sept. 15, 2006 Winnipeg 21 162 7.7 37 0
Sept. 15, 2007 Saskatchewan 23 154 6.7 27 0
June 17, 2006 Edmonton 13 153 11.8 53 0
Sept. 25, 2009 BC 17 151 8.9 24 0
July 23, 2005 Saskatchewan 18 150 8.3 34 1
Sept. 10, 2010 Edmonton 21 145 6.9 32 0
Oct. 17, 2009 Saskatchewan 19 137 7.2 38 3
Oct. 1, 2005 Montreal 10 133 13.3 46 0
July 24, 2009 BC 17 131 7.7 28 2
Oct. 24, 2008 Hamilton 17 128 7.5 50 1
Aug. 7, 2008 Saskatchewan 24 128 5.3 13 1
June 26, 2008 BC 23 125 5.4 18 0
Oct. 17, 2010 Saskatchewan 17 124 7.3 21 2
Aug. 22, 2008 BC 15 124 8.3 45 1
Sept. 18, 2009 Hamilton 12 121 10.1 26 0
Sept. 7, 2009 Edmonton 21 116 5.5 16 1
July 1, 2010 Toronto 17 116 6.8 28 1
Aug. 28, 2009 Toronto 18 114 6.3 18 0
Oct. 14, 2005 Hamilton 20 113 5.7 19 0
Sept. 20, 2008 Toronto 12 112 9.3 29 0
Aug. 1, 2009 Saskatchewan 14 112 8.0 24 0
Nov. 7, 2009 Saskatchewan 17 107 6.3 13 0
July 1, 2005 Toronto 15 107 7.1 14 0
July 8, 2006 Saskatchewan 13 105 8.1 29 1
oct. 31, 2009 BC 14 102 7.3 29 0
July 21, 2007 Toronto 12 102 8.5 30 0
July 29, 2006 Saskatchewan 13 102 7.8 23 0
July 14, 2006 Hamilton 14 100 7.1 32 0
Sept. 7, 2007 Edmonton 16 100 6.3 20 0
Here is Calgary’s leaderboard for 100-yard games:
100s PLAYER SEASONS
31 Joffrey Reynolds 2004-present
28 Earl Lunsford 1956,1959-1963
26 Lovell Coleman 1960-1967
CFL ALL-TIME PASSING LIST
With a 46-yard pass to REC Ken-Yon Rambo against Edmonton on
Sept. 6, Burris moved past Dieter Brock and into 10th place on the
CFL’s all-time passing list. He then passed for 412 yards against Mon-
treal in Week 14 and surpassed Kent Austin for ninth all-time. Here are
the all-time leading passers in CFL history:
PLAYER YARDS
Damon Allen 72,381
Anthony Calvillo * 67,491
Danny McManus 53,255
Ron Lancaster 50,535
Matt Dunigan 43,857
Doug Flutie 41,355
Tracy Ham 40,534
Tom Clements 39,041
Henry Burris * 36,828
Kent Austin 36,030
Ricky Ray * 35,691
Dieter Brock 34,830
* Active player
good hank, good hank
In addition to being the Stamps’ all-time leading passer and in the top
10 of the CFL’s all-time passing yards list, Burris boasts stellar numbers
across the board. For instance, his 59.8 career completion percentage
is better than eight of the other 12 all-time top passers and is relatively
comparable to the 62.7 completion rate posted by the leader of the
group, Anthony Calvillo. Burris also ranks fourth among the all-time elite
passers with a touchdown-to-interception ratio of 1.63.
Touchdown-to-interception ratio
Among top passers of all-time by yardage
QUARTERBACK COM ATT PCT YDS TD INT RATIO
Anthony Calvillo * 4,992 7,962 62.7 67,491 383 196 1.95
Doug Flutie 2,975 4,854 61.3 41,355 270 155 1.74
Tracy Ham 2,670 4,943 54.0 40,534 284 164 1.73
Henry Burris * 2,578 4,309 59.8 36,828 230 141 1.63
Ricky Ray 2,861 4,268 67.0 35,691 185 118 1.57
Matt Dunigan 3,057 5,476 55.8 43,857 306 211 1.45
Damon Allen 5,158 9,138 56.4 72,381 394 278 1.42
Dieter Brock 2,602 4,535 57.4 34,830 210 158 1.33
Tom Clements 2,807 4,657 60.3 39,041 252 214 1.18
Kent Austin 2,709 4,700 57.6 36,030 198 191 1.04
Danny McManus 3,640 6,689 54.4 53,255 259 281 0.92
Ron Lancaster 3,384 6,233 54.3 50,535 333 396 0.84
*Active player
Among active quarterbacks (minimum 80 attempts)
QUARTERBACK COM ATT PCT YDS TD INT RATIO
Anthony Calvillo * 4,992 7,962 62.7 67,491 383 196 1.95
Henry Burris * 2,578 4,309 59.8 36,828 230 141 1.63
Ricky Ray 2,861 4,268 67.0 35,691 185 118 1.57
Buck Pierce 772 1,181 65.4 9,814 54 35 1.54
Jarious Jackson 481 880 54.7 6,769 50 33 1.52
Kevin Glenn 2,076 3,404 61.0 27,770 154 109 1.41
Steven Jyles 285 466 61.2 3,864 24 18 1.33
Jason Maas 1,261 2,063 61.1 17,188 81 65 1.25
Darian Durant 745 1,231 60.5 10,206 53 46 1.15
Travis Lulay 137 222 61.7 2,035 7 10 0.70
BURRIS AGAINST bc
BC has been a tough matchup for Burris throughout his career. He has
posted a career QB rating of 85.8 in 24 games with 36 touchdown passes
and 29 interceptions against the Lions. Here’s how he has fared against
every CFL team:
OPPONENT GP COM ATT PCT YDS TD INT RAT
Saskatchewan 18 323 524 61.6 4,531 29 14 96.8
Edmonton 26 465 770 60.4 6,946 46 25 96.4
Montreal 17 327 545 60.0 4,878 28 15 95.0
Ottawa 3 58 91 63.7 752 5 3 94.2
Winnipeg 19 357 579 61.7 4,880 31 18 93.5
Hamilton 14 266 438 60.7 3,723 22 13 92.5
BC 24 391 681 57.4 5,878 36 29 85.8
Toronto 15 288 490 58.7 3,932 20 16 85.2
Calgary 6 103 191 53.9 1,308 13 8 80.8
TOTAL 142 2,578 4,309 59.8 36,828 230 141 91.7
*GP indicates games in which he has thrown a pass.
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BURRIS SITS ATOP THE CHARTS
Stamps QB Henry Burris rewrote the club’s record book in 2009. On
Aug. 13 against Edmonton, Burris passed Doug Flutie for top spot on
the passing-yardage list. He passed Flutie in completions on Aug. 28 in
Toronto and he caught the Canadian Football Hall of Famer in attempts
against Edmonton on Labour Day. On Sept. 25, Burris earned the touch-
down record. Here is a look at the club’s leaderboards:
Career passing yards
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
27,784 Henry Burris 1997-1999, 2005-present
20,551 Doug Flutie 1992-1995
16,741 Peter Liske 1966-1968, 1973-1974
16,449 Jeff Garcia 1994-1998
13,300 Jerry Keeling 1961-1972
Career completions
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
1,937 Henry Burris 1997-1999, 2005-present
1,438 Doug Flutie 1992-1995
1,250 Jeff Garcia 1994-1998
1,145 Peter Liske 1966-1968, 1973-1974
935 Jerry Keeling 1961-1972
Career pass attempts
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
3,165 Henry Burris 1997-1999, 2005-present
2,382 Doug Flutie 1992-1995
2,024 Jeff Garcia 1994-1998
1,971 Peter Liske 1966-1968, 1973-1974
1,788 Jerry Keeling 1961-1972
Career touchdown passes
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
176 Henry Burris 1997-1999, 2005-present
140 Doug Flutie 1992-1995
111 Jeff Garcia 1994-1998
106 Peter Liske 1966-1968, 1973-1974
176 . . . AND COUNTING
Burris threw his 100th touchdown as a member of the Stampeders in
Week 11 of the 2008 season against Edmonton. Ryan Thelwell was on
the receiving end of the three-yard touchdown. Burris’ Calgary total
now stands at 176 and he also threw 54 touchdown passes with the
Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2000, 2003 and 2004. Here’s a list of who
has caught Burris’ 176 Stamps majors:
PLAYER TD PLAYER TD
Jeremaine Copeland 40 Mike Labinjo 1
Nik Lewis 34 Randy Chevrier 1
Ken-Yon Rambo 27 Wes Cates 1
Brett Ralph 11 Marc Boerigter 1
Romby Bryant 10 Chris Jackson 1
Ryan Thelwell 9 Allen Pitts 1*
Joffrey Reynolds 8 P.K. Sam 1
Rob Cote 5 Vince Danielsen 1 62 Tom Forzani 1973-83
Elijah Thurmon 5 Titus Ryan 1
Teyo Johnson 3
MarTay Jenkins 3
Deon Murphy 3
Travis Moore 2
David Allen 2
Jon Cornish 2
Arjei Franklin 2
Jermaine Jackson 1
*First TD pass of Burris’ career, a 63-yarder on July 22, 1999, vs Edm.
RED AND WHITE QB CONSTANTS
Burris has worn the Stampeders uniform for 125 regular-season games,
which trails only linebacker Marc Calixte (128 games) for the most
among active players. On the franchise’s all-time list, Burris ranks sec-
ond only to Jerry Keeling among quarterbacks.
PLAYER GAMES
Jerry Keeling (1961-72) 184
Henry Burris (1997-99, 2005-present) 125
Keith Spaith (1948-54) 93
Jeff Garcia (1994-98) 78
Dave Dickenson (1996-2000, 2008) 78
Danny Barrett (1983-85, 1989-91, 1996) 77
Peter Liske (1966-68, 1973-74) 75
Steve Taylor (1991-94) 72
Eagle Day (1961-66) 71
Doug Flutie (1992-95) 65
CATCHING THE GREATS
In his seventh CFL season, Nik Lewis is catching some of the all-time
greats on Calgary’s receiving charts. With four catches on July 14, he
surpassed Vince Danielsen for fourth in receptions and with five more
grabs on July 24, he passed Travis Moore for third. He also ranks third in
receiving yards and is ninth in touchdown catches. Here is a look at the
all-time lists:
Stamps all-time reception leaders
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
966 Allen Pitts 1990-2000
553 Tom Forzani 1973-83
527 Nik Lewis 2004-present
470 Travis Moore 1994, 1996-2002
468 Vince Danielsen 1994-2001
460 David Sapunjis 1990-96
443 Herm Harrison 1964-72
368 Rudy Linterman 1968-77
Stamps all-time receiving yards
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
14,891 Allen Pitts 1990-2000
8,285 Tom Forzani 1973-83
7,763 Nik Lewis 2004-present
7,536 Travis Moore 1994, 1996-2002
6,693 Herm Harrison 1964-72
6,586 David Sapunjis 1990-96
6,068 Vince Danielsen 1994-2001
5,425 Willie Armstead 1976-82
5,298 Jeremaine Copeland 2005-09
4,815 Terry Evanshen 1966-69
Stamps all-time touchdown receptions
NO. PLAYER SEASONS
117 Allen Pitts 1990-2000
76 Kelvin Anderson 1996-2002
61 Lovell Coleman 1960-67
57 Travis Moore 1994, 1996-2002
56 Earl Lunsford 1956, 1959-63
48 Willie Burden 1974-81
47 David Sapunjis 1990-96
45 Nik Lewis 2004-present
43 Herm Harrison 1964-72
43 Terry Evanshen 1966-69
43 Jeremaine Copeland 2005-09
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keeping good company lewis vs the cfl
With 1,002 receiving yards in 2010, Lewis continues to add yardage to Here’s how Lewis has fared against every CFL team:
his career totals. He currently ranks fifth on the CFL’s all-time receiving
yards list among active players while teammate Ryan Thelwell ranks OPPONENT GP REC YDS AVG LG TD
eighth. Here is a look at the complete list: Saskatchewan 21 103 1,559 15.1 85 9
Edmonton 22 87 1,324 15.2 74 8
PLAYER YARDS Winnipeg 14 81 1,161 14.3 64 7
Geroy Simon 13,612 BC 18 69 1,039 15.1 36 7
Ben Cahoon 13,209 Montreal 14 62 933 15.0 46 4
Arland Bruce III 9,300 Toronto 13 53 734 13.9 52 3
Jeremaine Copeland 9,288 Hamilton 13 51 729 14.3 46 6
Nik Lewis 7,763 Ottawa 4 21 284 13.5 28 1
Kerry Watkins 6,925 TOTAL 119 527 7,763 14.7 85 45
Kamau Peterson 6,743
Ryan Thelwell 6,701
MAKING IT 100
Jason Clermont 6,424
Paris Jackson 5,323 With 21 career 100-yard games, Lewis is closing in on some elite com-
* Ken-Yon Rambo currently sits in 11th spot with 4,980 yards. pany on Calgary’s all-time list. After a 160-yard performance in Week 5,
Lewis surpassed Herm Harrison for third all-time and with 117 yards in
Week 7, he now needs two more 100-yard games to pass Travis Moore.
THE MILLENIUM MAN
Here is the Stamps’ all-time list:
With a 60-yard effort in Saskatchewan on Oct. 17, Lewis extended his
franchise record for consecutive 1,000-yard receiving campaigns to NO. PLAYER SEASONS
seven seasons. Here is a look at each of Lewis’ 1,000-yard seasons. 64 Allen Pitts 1990-2000
22 Travis Moore 1994, 1996-2002
Lewis’ 1,000-yard receiving seasons 21 Nik Lewis 2004-present
YEAR REC YDS AVG LG TD 19 Herm Harrison 1964-72
2004 72 1,045 14.5 42 8 17 Larry Willis 1986-89
2005 80 1,379 17.2 46 9 17 David Sapunjis 1990-96
2006 77 1,114 14.5 50 5
2007 67 1,101 16.4 85 5
the 50 club
2008 87 1,109 12.7 85 10
2009 70 1,013 14.5 52 1 With five catches against Edmonton on Sept. 10, 2010, Stamps SB Nik
2010* 74 1,002 13.5 74 7 Lewis has now posted seven consecutive seasons of 50 or more recep-
*Stats through Week 16 tions, joining Allen Pitts as the only Calgary receiver to reach the mark.
Here is a closer look:
Stamps all-time consecutive 1,000-yard receiving seasons
PLAYER NO. (YEARS) Consecutive seasons with 50 or more receptions
Nik Lewis 7 (2004-10) NO. PLAYER YEARS
Travis Moore 4 (1999-2002) 7 Allen Pitts 1994-2000
Terry Vaughn 4 (1995-98) 7 Nik Lewis 2004-10
Emanuel Tolbert 4 (1985-88) 6 Travis Moore 1997-2002
Allen Pitts 3 (three times: 1990-92, 1994-96, 1998-2000)
Larry Willis 3 (1987-89) Total seasons with 50 or more receptions
Terry Evanshen 3 (1966-68) PLAYER SEASONS
Herm Harrison 3 (1968-70) Allen Pitts 10 (1990-92, 1994-2000)
Tom Forzani 7 (1973-77, 1979-80)
Stamps all-time 1,000-yard receiving seasons Nik Lewis 7 (2004-10)
PLAYER NO. Travis Moore 6 (1997-2002)
Allen Pitts 9
Nik Lewis 7
Dave Sapunjis 4
Terry Vaughn 4
MR. CONSISTENCY
Travis Moore 4
Emanuel Tolbert 4 Lewis set a Stamps record on Oct. 18, 2008, with a reception in his
86th consecutive game played. Lewis caught three passes against the
Saskatchewan Roughriders in his CFL debut (on June 20, 2004) and has
been on the board in every game in which he has appeared since. He
recorded his 100th consecutive game played with a reception on Oct. 3,
2009, against Hamilton.

Consecutive games played with a reception

NO. PLAYER SEASONS
119 Nik Lewis 2004-present
85 Allen Pitts 1990-95
82 Allen Pitts 1996-2000
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winning the turnover battle
The Stamps are second in the league with a plus-10 turnover ratio
through 15 weeks. After a slow start to 2009, the Stamps finished with
the second-best turnover ratio in the league at plus-9. The Stamps
had the best turnover ratio in 2008 (tied with BC) at plus-20. This was
a complete reversal from 2007 when they had the CFL’s worst turnover
differential (minus-20) and the most giveaways (54). Here’s how all CFL
teams have stacked up since 2006:
2010
TAKEAWAYS GIVEAWAYS
CLUB INT FM DN TOT INT FM DN TOT +/-
Mtl. 22 15 8 45 11 6 7 24 +21
Cgy. 19 14 12 45 19 14 2 35 +10
Ham. 16 21 7 44 17 12 7 36 +8
BC 18 16 8 42 17 15 5 37 +5
Ssk. 15 12 7 34 19 12 2 33 +1
Wpg. 13 13 3 29 13 14 9 36 -7
Tor. 17 10 8 35 20 21 9 50 -15
Edm. 20 7 2 29 24 14 14 52 -23
2009
TAKEAWAYS GIVEAWAYS
CLUB INT FM DN TOT INT FM DN TOT +/-
Mtl. 24 20 19 63 6 13 12 31 +32
Cgy. 13 22 12 47 16 13 9 38 +9
Ham. 17 15 12 44 15 14 9 38 +6
Ssk. 18 24 11 53 23 15 11 49 +4
Wpg. 31 16 7 54 28 17 8 53 +1
Edm. 19 7 8 34 15 20 10 45 -11
BC 21 15 9 45 26 18 14 58 -13
Tor. 11 13 7 31 25 22 12 59 -28
2008
TAKEAWAYS GIVEAWAYS
CLUB INT FM DN TOT INT FM DN TOT +/-
Cgy. 19 19 12 50 14 13 3 30 +20
BC 27 24 9 60 19 15 6 40 +20
Mtl. 18 17 13 48 15 15 6 36 +12
Ssk. 17 16 11 44 28 11 8 47 -3
Edm. 23 14 7 44 19 26 7 52 -8
Wpg. 15 14 8 37 28 9 13 50 -13
Ham. 23 13 3 39 20 20 12 52 -13
Tor. 18 9 2 29 17 17 10 44 -15
2007
TAKEAWAYS GIVEAWAYS
CLUB INT FM DN TOT INT FM DN TOT +/-
BC 24 17 16 57 17 11 4 32 +25
Ssk. 21 14 13 48 13 11 8 32 +16
Tor. 25 15 10 50 20 14 8 42 +8
Wpg. 10 16 12 38 13 16 4 33 +5
Mtl. 20 10 5 35 15 14 12 41 -6
Edm. 14 13 6 33 21 16 9 46 -13
Ham. 13 18 5 36 20 15 16 51 -15
Cgy. 13 18 3 34 21 24 9 54 -20
kicking for a century
On Sept. 10 at Edmonton’s Commonwealth Stadium, Calgary’s Rob
Maver became just the third kicker in Stampeders history to kick for at
least 100 points during his rookie season. He joins J.T. Hay and Sandro
DeAngelis on that exclusive list.
PLAYER, YEAR PTS
Sandro DeAngelis, 2005 179
Rob Maver, 2010 149*
J.T. Hay, 1979 115
* Through 15 games
DEFENSIVE STAND
Since the start of the 2008 CFL season, the Stamps have a 7-0 record
when the defence allows 10 points or fewer. Calgary has a 21-0 record
when the Stamps hold teams to 20 points or fewer. Calgary’s offence
plays a huge role in this equation because when the defence has held
teams to 30 points or fewer, the club’s record is 30-6. Here is a look at
games in which the team has held opponents to 30 or fewer points:
GAME OPP SCORE RESULT
June 26, 2008 vs BC 28-18 W
July 10, 2008 at Mtl. 23-19 W
July 17, 2008 vs Ham. 43-16 W
Aug. 2, 2008 vs Ssk. 21-22 L
Aug. 7, 2008 at Ssk. 30-25 W
Aug. 22, 2008 at BC 36-29 W
Sept. 12, 2008 vs Mtl. 41-30 W
Sept. 20, 2008 vs Tor. 34-4 W
Sept. 27, 2008 at Tor. 44-16 W
Oct. 13, 2008 vs Ssk. 42-5 W
Oct. 18, 2008 vs Wpg. 37-16 W
Oct. 24, 2008 at Ham. 28-17 W
Nov. 1, 2008 vs BC 41-30 W
July 17, 2009 vs Tor. 44-9 W
July 24, 2009 at BC 48-10 W
Aug. 1, 2009 vs Ssk. 23-24 L
Aug. 8, 2009 vs Wpg. 31-23 W
Aug. 28, 2009 at Tor. 23-20 W
Sept. 7, 2009 vs Edm. 32-8 W
Sept. 18, 2009 at Ham. 17-24 L
Sept. 25, 2009 vs BC 27-18 W
Oct. 3, 2009 vs Ham. 15-14 W
Oct. 23, 2009 vs Edm. 30-7 W
Nov. 7, 2009 at Ssk. 14-30 L
July 1, 2010 vs Tor. 30-16 W
July 10, 2010 at Ham. 23-22 W
July 17, 2010 at Tor. 27-24 L
July 24, 2010 vs Ssk. 40-20 W
July 31, 2010 vs Wpg. 23-20 W
Aug. 7, 2010 at BC 27-22 W
Aug. 15, 2010 vs Edm. 56-15 W
Sept. 6, 2010 vs Edm. 52-5 W
Sept. 10, 2010 at Edm. 36-20 W
Sept. 25, 2010 vs BC 29-10 L
Oct. 1, 2010 vs Mtl. 46-21 W
Oct. 17, 2010 at Ssk. 34-26 W
1-DERFUL SO FAR
Heading into Week 17, the Stampeders are tied for the CFL’s best record
(11-4), have scored the most points (505) and allowed the fewest points
(367). The most recent instance of Calgary accomplishing this feat for
an entire season came in 1994. Here were the 2010 league leaders in
each category through the season’s first 15 weeks:
RECORD
Calgary 11-4
Montreal 11-4
Saskatchewan 9-6
POINTS SCORED
Calgary 505
Montreal 477
Saskatchewan 425
POINTS ALLOWED
Calgary 367
Hamilton 369
Montreal 375
 Stampeders Storylines
MILESTONE MARKS HOME SWEET HOME
A number of Stampeders veterans are bearing down on career and The Stamps have a 38-12-2 record at McMahon Stadium since the
team milesones. Here is a look at some of the marks being closed in on: beginning of 2005 and are 19-5-1 at home under head coach/GM John
Hufnagel. Calgary is 6-1 at McMahon this season, having defeated To-
Henry Burris ronto on July 1, Saskatchewan on July 24, Winnipeg on July 31, Edmon-
Needs 39 rushing yards to reach 4,000 for his career ton on Aug. 15 and Sept. 6 and Montreal on Oct. 1. Here is Calgary’s
Joffrey Reynolds home record since 2005:
Needs one rushing touchdown to reach 50 for his career
Needs 144 receiving yards to reach 2,000 for his career YEAR RECORD
Romby Bryant 2010 6-1
Needs 82 receiving yards to reach 3,000 for his career 2009 6-2-1
Needs 25 receptions to reach 200 for his career 2008 7-2
Needs nine receptions to reach 100 as a Stampeder 2007 5-3-1
Nik Lewis 2006 8-1
Needs 237 receving yards to reach 8,000 for his career 2005 5-4
Needs five receiving touchdowns to reach 50 for his career
Ken-Yon Rambo
HOME AWAY FROM HOME
Needs 20 receiving yards to reach 5,000 for his career
Jon Cornish At 15-11, the Stamps have the best road mark since the beginning of
Needs 82 rushing yards to reach 1,000 for his career 2008. The Red and White are 5-3 this season and will post their third
Dwight Anderson season this millenium with a winning road mark. Here are the numbers:
Needs one interception to reach 10 for his career
Malik Jackson YEAR RECORD
Needs two sacks to reach 10 for his career 2010 5-3
Arjei Franklin 2009 4-5
Needs 183 receiving yards to reach 2,000 for his career 2008 6-3
Keon Raymond 2007 2-7
Needs one tackle to reach 100 for his career 2006 2-7
Brandon Smith 2005 6-3
Needs three tackles to reach 100 for his career 2004 1-8
Justin Phillips 2003 1-8
Needs eight special-teams tackles to reach 50 for his career 2002 2-7
2001 4-5
top of the charts
HITTING THE BIG 3-OH
In surpassing Kelvin Anderson as the franchise’s all-time leading rusher
on Sept. 10, Joffrey Reynolds joined Henry Burris — the Stampeders’ With a Week 9 victory over the BC Lions, John Hufnagel became the
all-time leading passer in every category including yards — at the top sixth head coach in Stampeders history to reach the 30-victory mark.
of the Calgary charts. It had been 60 years since the team’s top career Of that half-dozen, only Les Lear got to that milestone more quickly as
rusher and top passer had been on the same team — Paul Rowe (rush- Coach Huff needed just 44 games to get his 30th win. Here is the entire
ing) and Keith Spaith (passing) were the all-time leaders in the then-five- list with the number of games needed to reach 30 wins:
year old franchise’s history when they were teammates in 1950.
COACH GAMES NEEDED RECORD AT 30W
Here is the complete list of the men who have held the all-time rushing Les Lear 41 30-11
and passing records in franchise history: John Hufnagel 44 30-13-1
Wally Buono 47 30-16-1
All-time leading rushers Bobby Dobbs 54 30-21-3
Paul Rowe (1946-57) Jack Gotta 56 30-22-4
Howard Waugh (1957-59) Jim Duncan 57 30-26-1
Earl Lunsford (1959-2001)
Kelvin Anderson (2001-2010)
HUFF THE VET
Joffrey Reynolds (2010-present)
In his third year as head coach/GM of the Stamps, John Hufnagel owns
All-time leading passers the second-longest active tenure of any head coach in the CFL. Huff
Pat Cassidy (1946-47) was hired on Dec. 3, 2007. Only Wally Buono of the BC Lions has been
Del Wardein (1947-48) with his team longer. Here is the list, in order of service time:
Keith Spaith (1948-1964)
Eagle Day (1964-1972) COACH, TEAM DATE OF HIRING
Jerry Keeling (1972-73) Wally Buono, BC Lions Jan. 14, 2003
Peter Liske (1973-1994) John Hufnagel, Calgary Stampeders Dec. 3, 2007
Doug Flutie (1994-2009) Marc Trestman, Montreal Alouettes Dec. 18, 2007
Henry Burris (2009-present) Ken Miller, Saskatchewan Roughriders Feb. 6, 2008
Marcel Bellefeuille, Hamilton Tiger-Cats Oct. 27, 2008*
Richie Hall, Edmonton Eskimos Dec. 17, 2008
Paul LaPolice, Winnipeg Blue Bombers Feb. 5, 2010
Jim Barker, Toronto Argonauts Feb. 9, 2010
*Named interim head coach on Sept. 8, 2008
 Stampeders Storylines
dynamic duo catchy combo
Joffrey Reynolds (1,103 yards) and Jon Cornish (529 yards) both rank Stampeders receivers Nik Lewis, Ken-Yon Rambo and Romby Bryant
among the CFL’s top 10 in rushing this season. They’re also the first are tied for the highest touchdown total and have the third-best com-
Stampeders running backs to top the 500-mark in the same season bined yardage total in the CFL this season by a trio of teammates. The
since Kelvin Anderson (1,048 yards) and Rock Preston (504) in 2000. Stamps have amassed the impressive totals even though rehab from a
2009 injury kept Rambo on the sidelines for the first four games of the
Here are all of the instances in the past 50 years of the Stamps boasting current season and a knee problem Lewis forced to sit out a Sept. 25
multiple 500-yard running backs in the same season, including three game against BC.
years in the 1960s when three backs reached the milestone:
TDs
Since 1960 Montreal (Richardson, Watkins, Green) 24
YEAR NAMES YDS Calgary (Lewis, Rambo, Bryant) 24
2010 Joffrey Reynolds 1,103 Winnipeg (Edwards, Bowman, Carr) 19
Jon Cornish 529 Hamilton (Bruce, McDaniel, Stala) 19
2000 Kelvin Anderson 1,048 Saskatchewan (Fantuz, Dressler, Getzlaf) 15
Rock Preston 504 BC (Simon, Black, Arceneaux) 12
1989 Lorenzo Graham 650 Edmonton (Stamps, Barnes, McCarty) 8
Tim Petros 605 Toronto (Robinson, Owens, Copeland) 7
1979 James Sykes 703
Willie Burden 658 Yards
1978 James Sykes 1,020 Saskatchewan (Fantuz, Dressler, Getzlaf) 3,104
Willie Burden 627 Hamilton (Bruce, McDaniel, Stala) 3,101
1971 Hugh McKinnis 910 Calgary (Lewis, Rambo, Bryant) 2,786
Jesse Mims 834 Montreal (Richardson, Watkins, Green) 2,723
1969 Ted Woods 739 BC (Simon, Arceneaux, Jackson) 2,559
Rudy Linterman 609 Edmonton (Stamps, Campbell, Barnes) 2,420
1965 Lovell Coleman 1,509 Winnipeg (Edwards, Bowman, Carr) 2,382
Ted Woods 714 Toronto (Durie, Owens, Copeland) 1,605
1963 Lovell Coleman 1,343
Jim Dillard 690 Receptions
Earl Lunsford 531 Hamilton (Bruce, McDaniel, Stala) 225
1962 Earl Lunsford 1,016 Montreal (Richardson, Cobourne, Cahoon) 208
Ed Buchanan 824 Saskatchewan (Fantuz, Dressler, Getzlaf) 194
Lovell Coleman 661 Calgary (Lewis, Rambo, Bryant) 188
1960 Earl Lunsford 1,343 BC (Simon, Arceneaux, Jackson) 175
Don Stone 638 Edmonton (Stamps, Campbell, Barnes) 165
Gene Filipski 507 Winnipeg (Edwards, Bowman, Reid) 151
Toronto (Durie, Owens, Copeland) 125
trio grande
spreading it around
Nik Lewis, Ken-Yon Rambo and Romby Bryant are bidding for a feat that
hasn’t been accomplished by the Stampeders in a decade. Through 16 weeks of the 2010 season, the Stamps lead the CFL with the
most players to catch a touchdown. Here is the complete list:
Lewis has surpassed 1,000 yards receiving and Bryant and Rambo
are on pace to do so as well. The most recent trio of Stampeders to hit Players with TD catches
1,000 receiving yards in the same season consisted of Travis Moore TEAM NO.
(1,431), Marc Boerigter (1,092) and Allen Pitts (1,045), who turned the hat Calgary 10
trick in 2000. Hamilton 8
Saskatchewan 7
The Stampeders’ dynamic offences of the 1990s produced triple 1,000- Toronto 7
yard receivers no fewer than five times, with the 1992 combination of Montreal 7
Pitts, David Sapunjis and Carl Bland being the first in Stampeders his- Edmonton 7
tory to accomplish the feat. Winnipeg 7
BC 6
1992: Pitts, Sapunjis, Bland
1993: Sapunjis, Will Moore, Derrick Crawford In addition, they rank third among all clubs with 14 receivers that have
1995: Sapunjis, Pitts, Terry Vaughn made a reception this year. Here is the list:
1996: Sapunjis, Pitts, Vaughn
1998: Pitts, Vaughn, Vince Danielsen Players with receptions
2000: Travis Moore, Pitts, Boerigter TEAM NO.
Toronto 19
Here are the numbers for the 2010 group: Edmonton 18
Calgary 14
Season to date Needed for 1,000 Hamilton 13
NAME GP YDS AVG YDS AVG BC 13
Lewis 14 1,002 71.6 N/A N/A Montreal 12
Bryant 15 929 61.9 71 23.7 Winnipeg 12
Rambo 11 852 77.5 148 49.3 Saskatchewan 12
 CFL 2010 Schedule And Results
PRE-SEASON
1 Sun., June 13 Ham. 10 Tor. 13
2 Sun., June 13 Mtl. 10 Wpg. 34
3 Sun., June 13 BC 19 Ssk. 17
4 Sun., June 13 Cgy. 23 Edm. 21
5 Sat., June 19 Tor. 23 Mtl. 31
6 Sun., June 20 Wpg. 20 Ham. 38
7 Sun., June 20 Ssk. 17 Cgy. 41
8 Sun., June 20 Edm. 36 BC 32
REGULAR SEASON
Week 1
9 Thu., July 1 Mtl. 51 Ssk. 54
10 Thu., July 1 Tor. 16 Cgy. 30
11 Fri., July 2 Ham. 29 Wpg. 49
12 Sun., July 4 BC 25 Edm. 10
Week 2
13 Fri., July 9 Tor. 36 Wpg. 34
14 Sat., July 10 Cgy. 23 Ham.. 22
15 Sat., July 10 Ssk. 37 BC. 18
16 Sun., July 11 Mtl. 33 Edm. 23
Week 3
17 Wed., July 14 Cgy. 24 Tor. 27
18 Fri., July 16 Wpg. 7 Ham. 28
19 Fri., July 16 Mtl. 16 BC 12
20 Sat., July 17 Edm. 20 Ssk. 24
Week 4
21 Thu., July 22 Ham. 14 Mtl. 37
22 Fri., July 23 BC 20 Tor. 24
23 Sat., July 24 Edm. 21 Wpg. 47
24 Sat., July 24 Ssk. 20 Cgy. 40
Week 5
25 Thu., July 29 Tor. 10 Mtl. 41
26 Fri., July 30 BC 25 Edm. 28
27 Sat., July 31 Ham. 24 Ssk. 37
28 Sat., July 31 Wpg. 20 Cgy. 23
Week 6
29 Fri., Aug. 6 Ssk. 26 Mtl. 30
30 Fri., Aug. 6 Tor. 29 Edm. 28
31 Sat., Aug. 7 Wpg. 22 Ham. 29
32 Sat., Aug. 7 Cgy. 27 BC 22
Week 7
33 Thu., Aug. 12 BC 13 Ssk. 37
34 Fri., Aug. 13 Ham. 39 Wpg. 28
35 Sat., Aug. 14 Mtl. 22 Tor. 37
36 Sun., Aug. 15 Edm. 15 Cgy. 56
Week 8
37 Thu., Aug. 19 Wpg. 17 Mtl. 39
38 Fri., Aug. 20 Ham. 16 Tor. 12
BYE: BC, Edm., Cgy., Ssk.
Week 9
29 Fri., Aug. 27 Cgy. 48 BC 35
40 Sat., Aug. 28 Ssk. 14 Edm. 17
BYE: Mtl., Ham., Tor., Wpg.
Week 10
41 Fri., Sept. 3 BC 38 Mtl. 17
42 Sun., Sept. 5 Wpg. 23 Ssk. 27
43 Mon., Sept. 6 Tor. 13 Ham. 28
44 Mon., Sept. 6 Edm. 5 Cgy. 52
Week 11
45 Fri., Sept. 10 Cgy. 36 Edm. 20
46 Sat., Sept. 11 Mtl. 27 Ham. 6
47 Sat., Sept. 11 Tor. 16 BC 37
48 Sun., Sept. 12 Ssk. 2 Wpg. 31
Week 12
49 Fri., Sept. 17 Cgy. 37 Ssk. 43
50 Sat., Sept. 18 Ham. 34 BC 31
51 Sun., Sept. 19 Wpg. 13 Tor. 17
52 Sun., Sept. 19 Edm. 14 Mtl. 31
Week 13
53 Fri., Sept. 24 Mtl. 44 Wpg. 40
54 Sat., Sept. 25 Ssk. 32 Ham. 25
55 Sat., Sept. 25 BC 29 Cgy. 10
56 Sun., Sept. 26 Edm. 24 Tor. 6
Week 14
57 Fri., Oct. 1 Mtl. 21 Cgy. 46
58 Sat., Oct. 2 Ssk. 27 Tor. 16
59 Sat., Oct. 2 Wpg. 14 BC 16
60 Sun., Oct. 3 Ham. 35 Edm. 37
Week 15
61 Fri., Oct. 8 Edm. 11 Ham. 36
62 Sat., Oct. 9 Tor. 24 Ssk. 19
63 Mon., Oct. 11 Cgy. 19 Mtl. 46
64 Mon., Oct. 11 BC 35 Wpg. 47
Week 16
65 Fri., Oct. 15 Ham. 30 Tor. 3
66 Sat., Oct. 16 Edm. 31 BC 28
67 Sun., Oct. 17 Wpg. 19 Mtl. 22
68 Sun., Oct. 17 Cgy. 34 Ssk. 26
Week 17
69 Fri., Oct. 22 Mtl. Ham. 5 p.m.
70 Fri., Oct. 22 BC Cgy. 8 p.m.
71 Sat., Oct. 23 Tor. Wpg. 2 p.m.
72 Sat., Oct. 23 Ssk. Edm. 5 p.m.
Week 18
73 Fri., Oct. 29 Mtl. Tor. 5 p.m.
74 Fri., Oct. 29 Ham. Cgy. 8 p.m.
75 Sat., Oct. 30 Wpg. Edm. 5 p.m.
76 Sun., Oct. 31 Ssk. BC 3 p.m.
Week 19
77 Fri., Nov. 5 Cgy. Wpg. 6 p.m.
78 Sat., Nov. 6 BC Ham. Noon
79 Sat., Nov. 6 Edm. Ssk. 5 p.m.
80 Sun., Nov. 7 Tor. Mtl. 2 p.m.
POST-SEASON
81 Sun., Nov. 14 East semifinal TBA
82 Sun., Nov. 14 West semifinal TBA
83 Sun., Nov. 21 East final TBA
84 Sun., Nov. 21 West final TBA
85 Sun., Nov. 28 Grey Cup 4:30 p.m.
*All times Mountain

STAMPS 2009 Schedule And Results

Week Date Away Home Att Rec
Pre-season
A Wednesday, June 17 BC 30 Calgary 37 25,464
B Tuesday, June 23 Calgary 35 BC 39 26,242
Regular season
1 Thursday, July 1 Montreal 40 Calgary 27 35,650 0-1
2 Friday, July 10 Calgary 30 Winnipeg 42 29,533 0-2
3 Friday, July 17 Toronto 9 Calgary 44 33,109 1-2
4 Friday, July 24 Calgary 48 BC 10 27,191 2-2
5 Saturday, Aug. 1 Saskatchewan 24 Calgary 23 35,650 2-3
6 Saturday, Aug. 8 Winnipeg 23 Calgary 31 35,650 3-3
7 Thursday, Aug. 13 Calgary 35 Edmonton 38 33,065 3-4
8 Friday, Aug. 28 Calgary 23 Toronto 20 25,329 4-4
9 Monday, Sept. 7 Edmonton 8 Calgary 32 40,729 5-4
10 Friday, Sept. 11 Calgary 35 Edmonton 34 46,212 6-4
11 Friday, Sept. 18 Calgary 17 Hamilton 24 19,448 6-5
12 Friday, Sept. 25 BC 18 Calgary 27 36,702 7-5
13 Saturday, Oct. 3 Hamilton 14 Calgary 15 36,753 8-5
14 Monday, Oct. 12 Calgary 11 Montreal 32 20,202 8-6
15 Saturday, Oct. 17 Saskatchewan 44 Calgary 44 (OT) 38,623 8-6-1
16 Friday, Oct. 23 Edmonton 7 Calgary 30 35,650 9-6-1
17 Saturday, Oct. 31 Calgary 28 BC 26 27,131 10-6-1
18 Saturday, Nov. 7 Calgary 14 Saskatchewan 30 30,945 10-7-1
West Semi-Final
Sunday, Nov. 15 Edmonton 21 Calgary 24 31,356
West Final
Sunday, Nov. 22 Calgary 17 Saskatchewan 27 30,945
 Stamps-lionS Notes
COMING IN — CALGARY Last 10 Meetings Vs lions
The Stampeders improved to 11-4 and extended their West Division lead to four points in Week
16 with a 34-26 road victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Calgary is a league-best 6-1 at OVERALL (8-2)
home this season and the club sports a 7-2 record against West Division opponents including a Date Score W/L
2-1 mark against the Lions. Nov. 3, 2007 24-25 L
June 26, 2008 28-18 W
Aug. 22, 2008 36-29 W
COMING IN — bc Nov. 1, 2008 41-30 W
The hard-luck Lions are coming off back-to-back overtime losses after having won their two July 24, 2009 48-10 W
previous contests. BC is 3-4 on the road so far in 2010 and 2-6 against West Division rivals. The Sept. 25, 2009 27-18 W
Leos are 4-3 in the past seven games after a 1-7 start. Oct. 31, 2009 28-26 W
Aug. 7, 2010 27-22 W
Aug. 27, 2010 48-35 W
FORMER STAMPS NOW WITH lionS Sept. 25, 2010 10-29 L
Name Year Games
Jesse Newman 2008-09 30 HOME GAMES (5-4-1)
Davis Sanchez 2003 16 Date Score W/L
Keron Williams 2006-2007 16 Sept. 24, 2004 22-21 W
Aug. 12, 2005 31-39 L
July 21, 2006 20-43 L
Former lionS NOW WITH STAMPS Oct. 15, 2006 32-25 W
Name Year Games July 28, 2007 27-32 L
Ryan Thelwell 2001-2006 101 Aug. 17, 2007 45-45 T
June 26, 2008 28-18 W
Nov. 1, 2008 41-30 W
ALBERTA-BORN PLAYERS IN THE GAME Sept. 25, 2009 27-18 W
Name Team Location Sept. 25, 2010 10-29 L
Rob Cote Cgy. Cochrane
Jon Gott Cgy. Edmonton ROAD GAMES (5-5)
Jon Hameister-Ries BC Edmonton Date Score W/L
Johnny Forzani Cgy. Calgary Oct. 22, 2004 17-19 L
Blaine Kruger Cgy. Cochrane July 29, 2005 27-40 L
J.R. LaRose BC Edmonton Oct. 6, 2006 13-39 L
Wes Lysack Cgy. Edmonton Sept. 29, 2007 9-42 L
Dimitri Tsoumpas Cgy. Edmonton Nov. 3, 2007 24-25 L
Aug. 22, 2008 36-29 W
July 24, 2009 48-10 W
STAMPS-lions COLLEGE CONNECTIONS Oct. 31, 2009 28-26 W
East Carolina: DeVone Claybrooks (Cgy.), Stanley Bryant (Cgy.), Khalif Mitchell (BC) Aug. 7, 2010 27-22 W
McMaster: Jesse Lumsden (Cgy.), Jason Arakgi (BC), Andrew Jones (BC) Aug. 27, 2010 48-35 W
Miami: Miguel Robede (Cgy.), Anthony Reddick (BC), Sherko Haji-Rasouli (BC), Joe McGrath (BC)
Ohio State: Ken-Yon Rambo (Cgy.), Brent Johnson (BC)
South Carolina: Brandon Isaac (Cgy.), Justin Sorensen (BC)
St. Francis Xavier: Steve Myddelton (Cgy.), Akeem Foster (BC), Cauchy Muamba (BC)
Tulsa: Romby Bryant (Cgy.), Jon Hameister-Reis (BC)
UBC: Blaine Kruger (Cgy.), Oamo Culbreath (Cgy.), Sean Ortiz (BC)
 by the numbers
95.1 — The Stampeders have gained a total of
6,458 yards of net yards on offence while giving
up 5,032 net yards on defence. That’s a differ-
ence of 1,426 yards, an average of 95.1 yards
per game.
24.5 — The Stamps have gained a league-
leading 367 offensive first downs, an average
of 24.5 per game. Calgary is 10-1 in games the
offence gains 20 or more first downs.
36 — Stamps quarterbacks have tossed a com-
bined 36 touchdowns to lead the CFL. They
have connected with 10 different receivers for
those touchdowns, most in the league.
151.2 — The Stampeders lead the league with
an average of 151.2 rushing yards per game.
The Lions run defence is last in the league, giv-
ing up 144.6 yards per game.
1 — Stamps QB Drew Tate has thrown for a
touchdown in each of the previous three meet-
ings against BC.
138 — The Stampeders differential of 138
points is the best in the league. The club has
scored a league-leading 505 points this season
while relinquishing a league-low 367 points.
524— Stamps REC Nik Lewis leads all CFL
receivers with 524 yards after the catch.
7-2 — The Stamps’ record against West Divi-
sion competition this season.
45 — Calgary leads the league in takeaways
with 45 (19 INT, 14 FM, 12 DN).
127 — The Stamps lead the league with 127
points scored off turnovers.
430.5 — Average yards of offence per game for
Calgary, highest in the CFL. BC gives up 371.9
yards per game, the fourth fewest yards.
11-0 — The Stamps are the only team in the
CFL which is undefeated when compiling more
net offence in a game than the opposition.
25.7 — The Stampeders have allowed scores
on a league-low 25.7 per cent of opponents’
possessions, and are tied for a league low at 30
touchdowns surrendered.
92.0 — Calgary’s defence surrenders 92.0 rush-
ing yards per game. The mark leads the CFL.
BC averages 107.7 rushing yards per game,
third fewest in the CFL.
9-0 — Calgary’s record when holding a team to
less than 100 yards rushing in a game.

58 — Number of first downs Stamps RB Joffrey
Reynolds has rushed for this seson. The mark is
second to Toronto’s Cory Boyd among all CFL
running backs.
0 — Number of 100-yard games Reynolds has
rushed for against the Lions this season. He
eclipsed the mark in each of three meetings
with BC last year.
3 — Number of 100-yard games for Reynolds
this season after compiling 124 yards on 17
carries against Saskatchewan on Oct. 17. Reyn-
olds is first in Stampeders history with 31 career
100-yard efforts.
51 — Calgary leads the league with 51 touch-
downs scored.
33:35 — The average time of possesion per
game for the Stamps (tops in the CFL). Calgary
is 10-1 when leading time of possession in a
game.
24.5 — The Stampeders defence is the stingiest
in the league, allowing 24.5 points per game.
BC allows 26.5 points per game, fourth most in
the league.
0 — The Stamps’ defence has never surren-
dered a 100-yard game to Lions REC Paris
Jackson. They are the only West Division club
against which Jackson has failed to reach 100.
3.5 — The Stampeders have given up only six
touchdown receptions to Lions REC Geroy
Simon in 21 games, an average of one major
every 3.5 games.
51.1 — Calgary’s offence has the highest
second-down conversion rate in the CFL at
51.1 per cent. BC allows opposing offences to
convert 47.6 per cent of second-downs, the
third highest average in the league.
+10/+5 — Turnover differential for Calgary and
BC respectively.
11-2 — The Red and White’s record in games
the team leads after three quarters of play.
10-1 — Calgary’s record in games QB Henry
Burris completes at least 60 per cent of his
passes. He completed 73.1 per cent (19 of 26
passes) last week against Saskatchewan.

STAMPEDERS 2010 STARTING LINEUPS

OFFENCE
DATE OPP QB RB FB SB SB WR WR LT LG C RG RT
July 1 Tor. Burris Reynolds Cote J.Jackson Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Myddelton Harrison
July 10 Ham. Burris Reynolds Cote Sam Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Myddelton Harrison
July 14 Tor. Burris Reynolds Cote Sam Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Myddelton Harrison
July 24 Ssk. Burris Reynolds Cote Sam Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Myddelton Harrison
July 31 Wpg. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Myddelton Harrison
Aug. 7 BC Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Myddelton Harrison
Aug. 15 Edm. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Tsoumpas Harrison
Aug. 27 BC Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Tsoumpas Harrison
Sept. 6 Edm. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Tsoumpas Harrison
Sept. 10 Edm. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Tsoumpas Harrison
Sept. 17 Ssk. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Tsoumpas Harrison
Sept. 25 BC Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Arthur Bryant Franklin Archibald Comiskey O’Neill Tsoumpas Harrison
Oct. 1 Mtl. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Myddelton O’Neill Tsoumpas Harrison
Oct. 11 Mtl. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Myddelton Lazeo Tsoumpas Harrison
Oct. 17 Ssk. Burris Reynolds Cote Rambo Lewis Bryant Franklin Archibald Myddelton Lazeo Tsoumpas Harrison
Oct. 22
Oct. 29
Nov. 5
DEFENCE
DATE OPP DE DE DT DT MLB OLB OLB CB CB HB HB S
July 1 Tor. Hughes George Johnson Robede Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
July 10 Ham. Hughes George Johnson Robede Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
July 14 Tor. Hughes George Johnson Robede Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
July 24 Ssk. Hughes Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
July 31 Wpg. Hughes Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Isaac Lysack
Aug. 7 BC McCune Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Aug. 15 Edm. McCune Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Aug. 27 BC McCune Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Sept. 6 Edm. McCune Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Sept. 10 Edm. McCune Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Sept. 17 Ssk. McCune Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Sept. 25 BC Hughes George Robede Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Oct. 1 Mtl. Hughes Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Oct. 11 Mtl. Hughes Labinjo Johnson Claybrooks Simpson M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Oct. 17 Ssk. Hughes Long Robede Johnson McCune M.Jackson Raymond Browner Anderson Collins Smith Lysack
Oct. 22
Oct. 29
Nov. 5
 Stamps NOTABLES
STAMPS RECORD WHEN ...
Scoring first 8-1
Opponent scores first 3-3
Leading after 1st quarter 6-1
Tied after 1st quarter 1-0
Trailing after 1st quarter 4-3
Leading at half 8-1
Tied at half 1-0
Trailing at half 2-3
Leading after 3rd quarter 11-2
Tied after 3rd quarter 0-0
Trailing after 3rd quarter 0-2
Home 6-1
Road 5-3
July 4-1
August 3-0
September 2-2
October 2-1
November 0-0
Vs. West Division 7-2
Vs. East Division 4-2
BC 2-1
Edmonton 3-0
Montreal 1-1
Hamilton 1-0
Winnipeg 1-0
Saskatchewan 2-1
Toronto 1-1
Game is on ...
Wednesday 0-1
Thursday 1-0
Friday 3-1
Saturday 4-1
Sunday 2-0
Monday 1-1
Henry Burris . . .
Passes for 300-plus 5-1
Throws multiple touchdowns 9-2
Rushes for a touchdown 2-0
Rushes for 60-plus yards 0-0
Completes 60 per cent of his passes 6-0
Completes 70 per cent of his passes 4-1
Joffrey Reynolds . . .
Rushes for 100 yards 3-0
Rushes 20-plus times 2-0
Rushes less than 20 times 9-4
Scores a touchdown 5-1
Scores multiple touchdowns 1-0
Calgary has a 100-yard receiver 7-1
Mulitple 100-yard receivers 1-0
Defence gives up 300+ yards passing 3-2
Defence allows less than 100 rushing 9-0
Calgary outgains opponent 11-0
Offence has 20+ runs 9-1
Offence gains 20+ first downs 10-1
Win time of possession 10-1
Lose time of possession 1-3
Offence scores 0-19 points 0-2
Offence scores 20-29 points 3-1
Offence scores 30-39 points 3-1
Offence scores 40-49 points 3-0
Offence scores 50-59 points 2-0
Defence allows 0-19 points 2-0
Defence allows 20-29 points 7-2
Defence allows 30-39 points 1-0
Defence allows 40-49 points 0-2
Win penalty battle (number of penalties) 5-2
Lose penalty battle 4-2
Penalties even 2-0
Win turnover battle 6-1
Lose turnover battle 3-2
Turnovers even 2-1
Average drive start of 35 or better 11-1
Average drive start behind 35 0-3
Opp. average drive start of 35 or better 4-3
Opp. average drive start behind 35 7-1
CURRENT STAMPS PLAYERS WITH MOST DeVone Claybrooks (da-von)
GAMES PLAYED IN RED AND WHITE Dan Comiskey (kaw-mi-skee)
Marc Calixte 128 Oamo Culbreath (oh-woh-moh)
Henry Burris 125 Arjei Franklin (are-jay)
Nik Lewis 119 Tearrius George (tee-air-ee-us)
Wes Lysack 110 Malik Jackson (ma-leek)
Joffrey Reynolds 109 Rob Lazeo (lazz-ee-o)
Randy Chevrier 104 Khari Long (car-ee)
Burke Dales 97 Rob Maver (may-ver)
Ken-Yon Rambo 83 Robert McCune (mc-yoon)
Miguel Robede (mee-gal, rob-bay-day)
LONGEST ACTIVE IRONMAN STREAK Siddeeq Shabazz (sid-eek, sha-boz)
Dwight Anderson 51 Dimitri Tsoumpas (soom-pas)
Henry Burris 51
Randy Chevrier 51 STAMPEDERS TRANSACTIONS
Burke Dales 51 June 23: RELEASE K Warren Kean, REC Xavier
Joffrey Reynolds 51 Glenn, RB Guillaume Senecal, REC Jonathan
Lowe, DL Jae Thaxton, DL Darrell Robertson,
STAMPS WITH OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS DL Eugene Kinlaw, DL Tim Hunt, RB Derek
Jon Gott Oct. 2, 1985 Watson, QB Zac Champion, LB Greg Trent,
Ken-Yon Rambo Oct. 4, 1978 DB Jason Horton, DB Chris Bowens, DB John
Drew Tate Oct. 8, 1984 Eubanks
Tim O’Neill Oct. 17, 1979 June 25: ADD OL Zac Carlson
Oamo Culbreath Oct. 26, 1987 July 19: ADD REC Jabari Arthur; RELEASE
DB Raymond Brown, REC Ronald Keels, REC
STAMPEDERS EXTREMES Blaine Kruger, DL Kenny Mainor
Tallest: Rob Lazeo, Oamo Culbreath — six-foot-five July 20: RELEASE REC Ron Kelly
Shortest: Arjei Franklin — five-foot-nine July 22: RELEASE DL Fernand Kashama
Heaviest: Rob Lazeo — 326 pounds Aug. 3: ADD OL Dimitri Tsoumpas, QB Daryll
Lightest: Dwight Anderson — 177 pounds Clark, DL Mike Stadnyk; RELEASE OL Godfrey
Oldest: Dan Comiskey— 38, June 30, 1972 Ellis, QB Cody Pickett
Youngest: Johnnie Dixon — 21, Dec. 11, 1988 Aug. 21: TRADE LB Tristan Black to Tor. for DL
Corey Mace
STAMPS RESULTS ON OCT. 22 Aug. 23: ADD DL Shaun Richardson; RELEASE
Saskatchewan L 6-9 1949 DL Mike Stadnyk
Saskatchewan W 29-19 1956 Aug. 24: ADD DB Ahmad Carroll
at BC W 22-10 1960 Aug. 29: ADD DL Corey Mace
at Saskatchewan W 19-11 1967 Sept. 4: RELEASE DL Shaun Richardson
at Hamilton W 35-1 1978 Sept. 21: ADD RB Jesse Lumsden; RELEASE
at Montreal L 8-27 1983 Jermaine Jackson
at Ottawa L 3-19 1988 Oct. 7: ADD LB Siddeeq Shabazz, DL Khari
at Saskatchewan W 23-17 1989 Long, RB Chad Kackert
Saskatchewan W 18-15 1995 Oct. 8: ADD DB Rashod Henry
BC W 45-38 2000 Oct. 13: ADD REC Roren Thomas; RELEASE
at BC L 17-19 2004 RB Chad Kackert, DB Rashod Henry
Oct. 14: ADD REC Blaine Kruger, DB Raymond
STAMPS PRONUNCIATION GUIDE Brown
Taurean Allen (tore-ee-an) Oct. 19: ADD DL Robert Henderson
Marc Calixte (ka-leest) Oct. 21: ADD OL Gerald Cadogan
Ray Cheatham (cheat-em)
Randy Chevrier (chev-ree-ay)
how THE stamps were built
FREE AGENTS 2005 Mike Labinjo (3rd)
(CFL EXPERIENCE) P Burke Dales, REC Ken-Yon 2005
Rambo DL Miguel Robede (1st)
2005
QB Henry Burris (Ssk., Cgy.), LS 2007 2006
Randy Chevrier (Edm.) DB Brandon Browner, FB Rob RB Jon Cornish (2nd)
2007 Cote 2007
REC Ryan Thelwell (BC) 2008 LB Justin Phillips (1st)
2008 OL Ben Archibald, DB Milt Collins, 2008
DB Dwight Anderson (Ham.) OL Tim O’Neill, LB Juwan Simp- OL Dimitri Tsoumpas (1st), OL Jon
2009 son, DB Brandon Smith, DB Keon Gott (5th)
Raymond, DL Charleston Hughes 2009
QB Drew Tate (Ssk.), DL Tearrius
George (Cgy.) 2009 OL Steve Myddelton (4th)
2010 DL Malik Jackson, DL Tom John- 2010
OL Zac Carlson (Ham.), OL Dan son, DL DeVone Claybrooks, REC K Rob Maver (1st), DB Taurean Al-
Comiskey (Edm., Ssk., Ham.), DL Deon Murphy len (2nd), LB Karl McCartney (5th),
Mike Landry (Ham., Wpg.), REC 2010 OL Oamo Culbreath (6th)
Jabari Arthur (Wpg., Cgy), RB OL Stanley Bryant, DB Brandon
Jesse Lumsden (Edm., Ham.), LB Isaac, RB Rafael Little, RB Mike TRADES
Siddeeq Shabazz (Wpg., Edm.), Cornell, DB Johnnie Dixon, LB 2005
Ray Cheatham, LB Robert Mc- DB Wes Lysack (Wpg.)
DL Khari Long (Ham.), Blaine Kru-
ger (Cgy.), Raymond Brown (Cgy.) Cune, OL Edwin Harrison, REC 2007
Landan Talley, QB Daryll Clark, OL Rob Lazeo (Ssk.)
FREE AGENTS REC Roren Thomas, DL Robert 2009
(NO CFL EXPERIENCE) Henderson, OL Gerald Cadogan REC Arjei Franklin (Wpg.), REC
2004 Romby Bryant (Wpg.)
RB Joffrey Reynolds, SB Nik DRAFT PICKS 2010
Lewis 2003 REC P.K. Sam (Tor.), DL Corey
LB Marc Calixte (1st round), DL Mace (Tor.)
 Stamps NOTABLES
GAME-BY GAME PASSING GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING YARDS leaders
STAMPEDERS STAMPEDERS
DATE OPP QB COM ATT PCT YDS TD INT DATE OPP RECEIVER REC YDS AVG LG TD
July 1 Tor. Burris 27 40 67.5 324 0 1 July 1 Tor. Bryant 6 113 18.8 28 0
July 10 at Ham. Burris 24 37 64.9 257 2 1 July 10 at Ham. Lewis 5 68 13.6 15 1
July 14 at Tor. Burris 20 40 50.0 207 3 4 July 14 at Tor. Lewis 4 69 17.3 39 1
July 24 Ssk. Burris 21 31 67.7 279 4 2 July 24 Ssk. Bryant 7 116 16.6 67 2
July 31 Wpg. Burris 28 38 73.7 340 2 0 July 31 Wpg. Lewis 10 160 16.0 64 0
Aug. 7 at BC Burris 22 32 68.8 238 2 1 Aug. 7 at BC Rambo 3 77 25.7 48 1
Aug. 15 Edm. Burris 21 29 72.4 305 3 0 Aug. 15 Edm. Lewis 5 117 23.4 74 2
Aug. 27 at BC Burris 20 34 58.8 276 2 3 Aug. 27 at BC Rambo 9 108 12.0 20 2
Sept. 6 Edm. Burris 15 23 65.2 226 3 1 Sept. 6 Edm. Rambo 4 84 21.0 46 1
Sept. 10 at Edm. Burris 29 35 82.9 404 2 1 Sept. 10 at Edm. Rambo 6 102 17.0 26 0
Sept. 17 at Ssk. Burris 29 40 72.5 348 1 0 Sept. 17 at Ssk. Rambo 6 115 23.0 43 0
Sept. 25 BC Burris 11 26 42.3 136 0 2 Sept. 25 BC Franklin 3 54 18.0 27 0
Oct. 1 Mtl. Burris 19 28 67.9 412 4 0 Oct. 1 Mtl. Rambo 6 169 28.2 100 1
Oct. 11 at Mtl. Burris 16 30 53.3 219 2 2 Oct. 11 at Mtl. Lewis 6 84 14.0 20 0
Oct. 17 at Ssk. Burris 19 26 73.1 254 1 1 Oct. 17 at Ssk. Bryant 6 85 14.2 25 1
Oct. 22 BC Oct. 22 BC
Oct. 29 Ham. Oct. 29 Ham.
Nov. 5 at Wpg. Nov. 5 at Wpg.

OPPONENTS OPPONENTS
DATE OPP QB COM ATT PCT YDS TD INT DATE OPP RECEIVER REC YDS AVG LG TD
July 1 Tor. Lemon 16 28 57.1 192 1 1 July 1 Tor. Durie 3 58 19.3 27 0
July 10 at Ham. Glenn 26 34 76.5 356 1 0 July 10 at Ham. Bruce 7 104 14.9 44 0
July 14 at Tor. Lemon 18 37 48.6 187 1 0 July 14 at Tor. Copeland 2 50 25.0 32 0
July 24 Ssk. Durant 22 37 59.5 354 1 3 July 24 Ssk. Dressler 9 125 13.9 26 1
July 31 Wpg. Jyles 17 30 56.7 227 1 0 July 31 Wpg. Edwards 6 162 27.0 61 1
Aug. 7 at BC Lulay 15 28 53.6 159 0 1 Aug. 7 at BC Arceneaux 7 104 14.9 36 0
Aug. 15 Edm. Zabransky 8 16 50.0 107 1 1 Aug. 15 Edm. Barnes 3 75 25.0 29 1
Aug. 27 at BC Printers 10 26 38.5 191 1 0 Aug. 27 at BC Arceneaux 6 154 25.7 58 1
Sept. 6 Edm. Ray 9 22 40.9 157 0 2 Sept. 6 Edm. Campbell 4 80 20.0 31 0
Sept. 10 at Edm. Ray 13 26 50.0 209 1 2 Sept. 10 at Edm. Mitchell 1 69 69.0 69 1
Sept. 17 at Ssk. Durant 23 39 59.0 500 2 1 Sept. 17 at Ssk. Fantuz 10 255 25.5 60 1
Sept. 25 BC Lulay 5 12 41.7 85 0 0 Sept. 25 BC Jackson 3 69 23.0 53 0
Oct. 1 Mtl. Calvillo 17 33 51.5 227 3 1 Oct. 1 Mtl. Richardson 5 124 24.8 49 1
Oct. 11 at Mtl. Calvillo 28 38 73.7 395 2 0 Oct. 11 at Mtl. Richardson 4 126 31.5 43 0
Oct. 17 at Ssk. Durant 15 29 51.7 341 3 1 Oct. 17 at Ssk. Getzlaf 5 201 40.2 85 2
Oct. 22 BC Oct. 22 BC
Oct. 29 Ham. Oct. 29 Ham.
Nov. 5 at Wpg. Nov. 5 at Wpg.

GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING LEADERS GAME-BY-GAME RECEPTION LEADERS

STAMPEDERS STAMPEDERS
DATE OPP RUSHER CAR YDS AVG LG TD DATE OPP RECEIVER REC YDS AVG LG TD
July 1 Tor. Lewis 7 74 10.6 16 0
July 1 Tor. Reynolds 17 116 6.8 28 1 July 10 at Ham. Sam 7 62 8.9 14 0
July 10 at Ham. Reynolds 15 98 6.5 24 0 July 14 at Tor. Franklin 6 59 9.8 17 0
July 14 at Tor. Reynolds 9 44 4.9 14 0 July 24 Ssk. Bryant 7 116 16.6 67 2
July 24 Ssk. Reynolds 15 93 6.2 21 1 July 31 Wpg. Lewis 10 160 16.0 64 0
July 31 Wpg. Burris 6 55 9.2 19 0 Aug. 7 at BC Lewis 5 44 8.8 14 0
Aug. 7 at BC Reynolds 10 67 6.7 17 0 Aug. 15 Edm. Lewis 5 117 23.4 74 2
Aug. 27 at BC Rambo 9 108 12.0 20 2
Aug. 15 Edm. Reynolds 14 79 5.6 27 1 Sept. 6 Edm. Bryant 5 80 16.0 30 2
Aug. 27 at BC Reynolds 12 94 7.8 19 0 Sept. 10 at Edm. Rambo 6 102 17.0 26 0
Sept. 6 Edm. Reynolds 18 85 4.7 9 1 Sept. 17 at Ssk. Lewis 9 84 9.3 14 0
Sept. 10 at Edm. Reynolds 21 145 6.9 32 0 Sept. 25 BC Arthur 3 24 8.0 9 0
Sept. 17 at Ssk. Cornish 9 47 5.2 17 0 Sept. 25 Murphy 3 19 6.3 17 0
Sept. 25 Bryant 3 39 13.0 14 0
Sept. 25 BC Burris 6 46 7.7 27 0 Sept. 25 Rambo 3 26 8.7 16 0
Oct. 1 Mtl. Burris 6 56 9.3 20 0 Sept. 25 Franklin 3 54 16.0 27 0
Oct. 11 at Mtl. Cornish 2 41 20.5 38 0 Oct. 1 Mtl. Rambo 6 169 28.2 100 1
Oct. 17 at Ssk. Reynolds 17 124 7.3 21 2 Oct. 11 at Mtl. Lewis 6 84 14.0 20 0
Oct. 22 BC Oct. 17 at Ssk. Bryant 6 85 14.2 25 1
Oct. 22 BC
Oct. 29 Ham. Oct. 29 Ham.
Nov. 5 at Wpg. Nov. 5 at Wpg.
OPPONENTS
OPPONENTS DATE OPP RECEIVER REC YDS AVG LG TD
DATE OPP RUSHER CAR YDS AVG LG TD July 1 Tor. Copeland 4 40 10.0 15 0
July 10 at Ham. Bruce 7 104 14.9 44 0
July 1 Tor. Boyd 8 32 4.0 12 0 Stala 7 53 7.6 12 0
July 10 at Ham. Cobb 13 37 2.9 8 0 July 14 at Tor. Owens 3 35 11.7 18 0
July 14 at Tor. Boyd 20 142 7.1 23 0 Rideau 3 15 5.0 6 0
July 24 Ssk. Cates 16 83 5.2 16 1 Webb 3 31 10.3 18 0
July 31 Wpg. Reid 12 75 6.3 46 1 Durie 3 29 9.7 12 0
July 24 Ssk. Dressler 9 125 13.9 26 1
Aug. 7 at BC Robertson 9 24 2.7 8 2 July 31 Wpg. Edwards 6 162 27.0 61 1
Aug. 15 Edm. Whitlock 11 35 3.2 7 0 Bowman 6 55 9.2 17 0
Aug. 27 at BC Davis 6 17 2.8 5 0 Aug. 7 at BC Arceneaux 7 104 14.9 36 0
Sept. 6 Edm. Whitlock 3 3 1.0 6 0 Aug. 15 Edm. Talbot 4 31 7.8 16 0
Sept. 10 at Edm. Lester 4 31 7.8 20 0 Aug. 27 at BC Arceneaux 6 154 25.7 58 1
Sept. 6 Edm. Campbell 4 80 20.0 31 0
Sept. 17 at Ssk. Durant 5 69 13.8 29 0 Sept. 10 at Edm. Campbell 5 58 11.6 15 0
Sept. 25 BC Robertson 18 140 7.8 55 1 Sept. 17 at Ssk. Fantuz 10 255 25.5 60 1
Oct. 1 Mtl. Cobourne 11 76 6.9 21 0 Sept. 25 BC P.Jackson 3 69 23.0 53 0
Oct. 11 at Mtl. Cobourne 10 60 6.0 27 1 Sept. 25 Simon 3 55 18.3 23 0
Oct. 17 at Ssk. Durant 4 62 15.5 35 0 Oct. 1 Mtl. Richardson 5 124 24.8 49 1
Oct. 11 at Mtl. Hawkins 6 86 14.3 45 0
Oct. 22 BC Oct. 11 at Mtl. Cobourne 6 37 6.2 12 0
Oct. 29 Ham. Oct. 17 at Ssk. Getzlaf 5 201 40.2 85 2
Nov. 5 at Wpg. Dressler 5 71 14.2 25 1
Oct. 22 BC
Oct. 29 Ham.
Nov. 5 at Wpg.
 Stamps NOTABLES
RUSHING
89 Hugh McKinnis at Ssk., July 3, 1971
89 Bill Van Burkleo at Edm., Sept. 6, 1971
87 Lewis Walker at Ott., Sept.14, 1984
86 Ed Buchanan at B.C., Aug. 8, 1962
85 Earl Lunsford vs Edm., Sept. 5, 1960
85 Lovell Coleman at Ham., Sept. 15, 1964
RECEIVING
109 Terry Evanshen (Jerry Keeling) at Wpg., 95 Lepoleon Ingram at Ott., Oct. 18, 1981
Sept. 27, 1966
106 Pee Wee Smith (Doug Flutie) vs Ham., KICKOFF RETURNS
Oct. 30, 1994
105 Willie Armstead (Ken Johnson) vs Ssk., 110 Harvey Wylie vs Ssk., Aug. 29, 1960
Nov. 4, 1979
104 Bill McKenna (Don Klosterman) vs Ssk., 105 Lovell Coleman vs Edm., Aug. 7, 1964
Oct. 24, 1955
104 Terry Vaughn (Jeff Garcia) at Ssk., June 104 Harvey Wylie, 1961
23, 1996
TEAM – OFFENCE
400+ YARDS NET OFFENCE
Cgy: 476, at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
Opp: 438, at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
500+ YARDS NET OFFENCE
Cgy: 522, vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: 513, at Mtl., Oct. 11, 2010
600+ YARDS NET OFFENCE
Cgy: 634, at Ssk., July 28, 2000
Opp: 623, at Ssk., Sept. 17, 2010
100+ YARDS RUSHING
Cgy: 221, at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
Opp:117, at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
200+ YARDS RUSHING
Cgy: 221, at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
Opp: 232, vs Wpg., Aug. 8, 2009
300+ YARDS PASSING
Cgy: 412, vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: 341, at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
400+ YARDS PASSING
Cgy: 412, vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: 401, at Mtl., Oct. 11, 2010
500+ YARDS PASSING
Cgy: 546, vs Edm., Sept. 4, 1995
Opp: 500, at Ssk., Sept. 17, 2010
SCORED 40+ POINTS
Cgy: 46, vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: 46, at Mtl., Oct. 11, 2010
SCORED 50+ POINTS
Cgy: 52, vs Edm., Sept. 6, 2010
Opp: 52, at Wpg., Aug. 22, 2003
NO TD SCORED
Cgy: at Mtl., Oct. 12, 2009
Opp: vs Edm., Sept. 6, 2010
NO OFFENSIVE TD SCORED
Cgy: at Mtl., Oct. 12, 2009
Opp: vs Edm., Sept. 6, 2010
longest plays
PUNTING
95 Cyrill McFall vs Wpg., Nov. 5, 1978
92 Mike McTague vs Edm., Sept. 3, 1984
90 George Alexander at Reg., Sept. 21, 1946
PUNT RETURNS
105 Jessie Branch vs Tor., Sept. 19, 1964
96 Markus Howell at Ssk., Oct. 8, 2007
95 Rupe Andrews vs Edm., Oct. 2, 1954
112 Dave West at Ssk., Sept. 13, 1952
105 Harvey Wylie at Wpg., Oct.5, 1959
104 Titus Ryan vs Mtl., July 1, 2009
104 John Henry Johnson, 1953
last time it happened
INDIVIDUAL – OFFENCE
100+ YARD RUSHING GAME
Cgy: Joffrey Reynolds (124) at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
Opp: Jamal Robertson (140) at BC, July 25, 2010
200+ YARD RUSHING GAME
Cgy: Willie Burden (238) vs Wpg., Nov. 2, 1975
Opp: n/a
100+ YARD RECEIVING GAME
Cgy: Rambo (169) and Bryant (146) vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: Chris Getzlaf (201) at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
200+ YARD RECEIVING GAME
Cgy: Romby Bryant (211) vs Edm., Oct. 23, 2009
Opp: Chris Getzlaf (201) at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
300+ YARD PASSING GAME
Cgy: Henry Burris (412) vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: Darian Durant (341) at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
400+ YARD PASSING GAME
Cgy: Henry Burris (412) vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: Darian Durant (500) at Ssk., Sept. 17, 2010
500+ YARD PASSING GAME
Cgy: Jeff Garcia (546) vs Edm., Sept. 4, 1995
Opp: Darian Durant (500) at Ssk., Sept. 17, 2010
THREE TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Cgy: Henry Burris (4) vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: Darian Durant (3) at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
FOUR TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Cgy: Henry Burris (4) vs Mtl., Oct. 1, 2010
Opp: Anthony Calvillo (4) at Mtl., Oct. 12, 2009
FIVE TOUCHDOWN PASSES
Cgy: Henry Burris (5) vs Wpg., Oct. 18, 2008
Opp: n/a
THREE TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
Cgy: Joffrey Reynolds (3) vs Ssk., Oct. 17, 2009
Opp: Chris Szarka (3) vs Ssk., Oct. 17, 2009
FOUR TOUCHDOWNS SCORED
Cgy: Herm Harrison (4) at Wpg., Sept. 2, 1970
Opp: n/a
MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN
128 Ron Hopkins vs Wpg., Sept. 14, 1990
126 Wane McGarity vs Edm., Sept. 1, 2003
108 Marvin Coleman vs Wpg., Sept. 19, 1995
INTERCEPTION RETURNS
115 Karl Anthony vs Ssk., Oct. 10, 1993
112 Mel Jenkins vs Wpg., Sept. 11, 1986
111 Greg Knox vs Ham., Oct. 30, 1994
110 Jackie Kellogg vs Ham., Sept. 16, 2000
110 William Fields at Edm., Sept. 7, 2001
FUMBLE RETURNS
102 Jerry Keeling vs B.C., Sept. 2, 1964
90 Paul Rowe vs Wpg., Sept. 8, 1947
88 Don Luzzi (10) to Jessie Branch (78) at
Ott., July 12, 1964
85 Chuck Zickefoose vs BC, Aug. 19, 1957
INDIVIDUAL – DEFENCE
INTERCEPTION RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN
Cgy: Brandon Smith (52) vs Edm., Sept. 6, 2010
Opp: Ramon Guzman (43) at Mtl., Oct. 11, 2010
FUMBLE RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN
Cgy: Corey Mace (60) vs Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
Opp: Chip Cox (81) vs Mtl., July 1, 2009
TWO-INTERCEPTION GAME
Cgy: Brandon Smith (2) at Edm., Sept. 10, 2010
Opp: Kevin Eiben (2) at Tor., July 14, 2010
TWO-SACK GAME
Cgy: Milt Collins (2) vs Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
Opp: Anwar Stewart (2) at Mtl., Oct. 11, 2010
THREE-SACK GAME
Cgy: Juwan Simpson (3) at Edm., Sept. 10, 2010
Opp: Cameron Wake (3) vs BC, Nov. 1, 2008
INDIVIDUAL – SPECIAL TEAMS
KICKOFF RETURN FOR TD
Cgy: Titus Ryan (104) vs Mtl., July 1, 2009
Opp: Keith Stokes (88) vs Mtl., July 18, 2002
PUNT RETURN FOR TD
Cgy: Markus Howell (96) vs Ssk., Oct. 8, 2007
Opp: Kelly Campbell (95) vs Edm., Aug. 15, 2010
MISSED FIELD GOAL RETURN FOR TD
Cgy: Wane McGarity (126) vs Edm., Sept. 1, 2003
Opp: Bashir Levingston (111) at Tor., Aug. 24, 2005
BLOCKED PUNT
Cgy: Tristan Black vs Mtl., July 1, 2009
Opp: Markeith Knowlton at Ham., July 10, 2010
BLOCKED FIELD GOAL
Cgy: Dwight Anderson at Ssk., Oct. 17, 2010
Opp: Cameron Wake vs BC, July 28, 2007
TEAM
LARGEST MARGIN OF VICTORY
Cgy: 50, Cgy., 57 at Ott. 7, July 13, 1995
Opp: 52, Cgy., 18 at Tor., 70, Sept. 20, 1990
LAST OVERTIME
Win: Cgy., 26 at Ott., 22, Sept. 22, 2002
Loss: Cgy., 37 vs Ssk. 43, Sept. 17, 2010
Tie: Cgy., 44 vs Ssk., 44, Oct. 17, 2009
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Toronto 0 6 0 10 16
Calgary 0 10 4 16 30
Game 1 • July 1, 2010 • Attendance: 29,333 • McMahon Stadium
The Calgary Stampeders started the 2010 Canadian Football League season
in victorious fashion on Thursday as they defeated the Toronto Argonauts 30-
16 at McMahon Stadium.
Calgary kicker Rob Maver, who was making his debut in the CFL, converted
five of his six field-goal attempts and accounted for 18 of the Stampeders’
points.
Despite a wide edge in offence — 500 total yards for Calgary compared to 246
for Toronto — the result was in doubt until Stamps linebacker Malik Jackson
recovered a fumble after Wes Lysack sacked Argops quarterback Cleo Lemon
and returned it 41 yards for a touchdown with 22 seconds to play.
After a scoreless opening quarter, the Stampeders got on the scoreboard on
the first play of the second period as Maver connected on a 17-yard field goal.
The three-pointer capped a 17-play, 83-yard drive.
The Stamps extended their lead towards the end of the half as Joffrey Reyn-
olds scored from one yard out on a third-down gamble.
The Argos got that score back before the halftime break as Lemon connected
with Jeff Johnson on a five-yard touchdown pass.
Maver’s 31-yard field goal and a single on a 42-yard field-goal miss accounted
for the only third-period period scoring as Calgary extended its lead to 14-6.
Early in the fourth quarter, Chad Owens returned a Burke Dales punt 90 yards
for a touchdown. With the extra point, the Stampeders’ lead was sliced to
14-13.
Maver responded with a 17-yard field goal to stretch the home side’s lead to
four points. He then split the uprights again with a 32-yarder to make the score
20-13. The latter field goal came after Juwan Simpson recovered a fumble by
Argos receiver Jeremaine Copeland.
Then it was Toronto’s turn to capitalize on a fumble to kick a field goal, with
Grant Shaw connecting from 28 yards to make the score 20-16. Maver added
his fifth field goal of the night in the final minute.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
No scoring
Second quarter
:17 Cgy - Maver 17-yard FG 3-0
12:33 Cgy - Reynolds 1-yard TD run (Maver convert) 10-0
13:29 Tor - Johnson 5-yard TD pass from Lemon (convert failed) 10-6
Third quarter
10:01 Cgy - Maver 31-yard FG 13-6
14:12 Cgy - Maver 42-yard missed FG single 14-6
Fourth quarter
1:45 Tor - Owens 90-yard punt return TD (Shaw convert) 14-13
4:56 Cgy - Maver 17-yard FG 17-13
8:12 Cgy - Maver 32-yard FG 20-13
11:11 Tor - Shaw 28-yard FG 20-16
14:12 Cgy - Maver 14-yard FG 23-16
14:38 Cgy - M.Jackson 41-yard fumble return TD (Maver convert) 30-16
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Toronto Calgary
First Downs 11 28
Rushing 2 13
Passing 9 15
Penalty 0 0
Rushes – Yards 13-54 31-176
Passing Yards 192 324
Team Losses 40 16
Net Yards 484 206
Comp-Att-Int 16-28-1 27-40-1
Sacks by 2 3
Punts-Avg 9-41.9 6-42.0
Field goals made/att 1/1 5/6
Fumbles Lost 3 2
Penalties – Yards 7-25 9-66
Time of Possession 17:46 42:14
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 27-40-324-0-1; Tor: Lemon 16-28-192-1-1
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 17-116-1, Burris 9-45, Cornish 4-11, Bryant 1-4; Tor: Boyd
8-32, Durie 1-12, Lemon 3-11, Eiben 1-(-1)
RECEIVING
Cgy: Bryant 6-113, Lewis 7-74, Murphy 3-37, J.Jackson 4-32, Franklin 3-30,
Cornish 2-19, Reynolds 1-10, Cote 1-9; Tor: Durie 3-58, Rideau 2-54, Cope-
land 4-40, Webb 3-18, Owens 1-9, Christian 2-8, Johnson 1-5-1
NOTABLES
Cgy: Maver 5-6 FG 18 pts., M.Jackson 3 TKL 1 FF 1 FR 1 KD 1 TD, Simpson
4 TKL 2 STT 1 FR, Lysack 1 STT 1 SK 1 FF 1 KD; Tor: Pile 6 TKL 1 STT 2 FR,
Eiben 11 TKL 1 STT, Owens 5 PR 116 YDS 1 TD
Calgary 7 6 7 3 23
Hamilton 8 11 0 3 22
Game 2 • July 10, 2010 • Attendance: 25,248 • Ivor Wynne Stadium
The Stampeders started a two-game trip through Ontario on the right foot,
claiming a 23-22 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
Rookie kicker Rob Maver’s 23-yard field goal with 10 seconds remaining in the
game was the difference as the Stampeders improved their record to 2-0. The
Tiger-Cats fall to 0-2.
Maver, a native of Brampton, Ont., who had plenty of friends and family at the
game, converted on all three of his field-goal attempts and has accounted for
29 points in the season’s first two games.
The Maver field goal trumped the 21-yard field goal by Hamilton’s Sandro
DeAngelis that had given the Ticats a 22-20 lead with 1:10 remaining in the
game.
Brandon Browner preserved the win by blocking DeAngelis’ 59-yard field-goal
attempt as time expired.
Another key moment in the fourth quarter was the Stamps’ defensive stand
when the Ticats had a first-and-goal on Calgary’s two-yard line and wound up
turning the ball over on downs after two ineffective runs and an incomplete
pass.
Down by six points at halftime, the Stampeders took a 20-19 lead in the third
quarter as Henry Burris connected with Nik Lewis for a 15-yard touchdown
completion. The score came on the first play after a 105-yard missed-field goal
return by Calgary’s Deon Murphy.
Calgary’s first touchdown of the afternoon came in the first quarter and was
the result of a 17-yard pass from Burris to Romby Bryant. It was the first
regular-season score of Bryant’s Stampeders career and the 200th CFL TD
pass for Burris.
The Stampeders’ other first-half scoring consisted of a pair of short field goals
by Maver.
Both of Hamilton’s touchdowns were provided by Marcus Thigpen. The first
came on a 93-yard punt return and the second came on a 33-yard reception.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
3:11 Ham - Thigpen 93-yard punt return TD (DeAngelis covert) 0-7
8:49 Cgy - Bryant 17-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 7-7
13:25 Ham - DeAngelis 35-yard missed FG single 7-8
Second quarter
3:03 Ham - DeAngelis 42-yard FG 7-11
7:04 Cgy - Maver 24-yard FG 10-11
8:28 Ham - Palardy 79-yard punt single 10-12
12:00 Ham - Thigpen 33-yard TD pass from Glenn (DeAngelis convert) 10-19
14:59 Cgy - Maver 10-yard FG 13-19
Third quarter
7:44 Cgy - Lewis 15-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 20-19
Fourth quarter
13:50 Ham - DeAngelis 21-yard FG 20-22
14:50 Cgy - Maver 23-yard FG 23-22
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary Hamilton
First Downs 26 20
Rushing 10 4
Passing 14 16
Penalty 2 0
Rushes – Yards 28-139 17-48
Passing Yards 257 356
Team Losses 11 38
Net Yards 385 366
Comp-Att-Int 24-37-1 26-34-0
Sacks by 1 1
Punts-Avg 6-44.2 4-42.5
Field goals made/att 3/3 2/4
Fumbles Lost 2 1
Penalties – Yards 7-45 7-64
Time of Possession 32:42 27:18
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 24-37-257-2-1; Ham: Glenn 26-34-356-1-0
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 15-98, Burris 11-36, Murphy 1-3, Cornish 1-2; Ham: Cobb 13-
37, Glenn 2-8, Porter 1-3, Tafralis 1-0
RECEIVING
Cgy: Lewis 5-68-1, Sam 7-62, Franklin 5-55, Bryant 4-53-1, Forzani 1-8, Reyn-
olds 1-6, Murphy 1-5; Ham: Bruce 7-104, McDaniel 6-86, James 3-65, Stala
7-53, Thigpen 1-33-1, Mann 2-15
NOTABLES
Cgy: Maver 3-3 FG 11 PTS, Johnson 5 TKL, Smith 7 TKL, Collins 5 TKL 1 STT
1 FF, Simpson 3 TKL 3 STT; Ham: Thigpen 5-101 PR 1 TD, Johnson 9 TKL 1
STT 1 FF 1 KD, Shivers 4 TKL 1 INT, DeAngelis 2-4 FG 9 PTS
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Calgary 3 7 14 0 24
Toronto 4 9 2 12 27
Game 3 • July 14, 2010 • Attendance: 20,242 • Rogers Centre
Jeff Johnson’s touchdown with less than two minutes left to play gave the
Toronto Argonauts a 27-24 victory over the Calgary Stampeders at Rogers
Centre.
Toronto rallied from an 11-point third-quarter deficit to hand the Stamps (2-1)
their first loss of the 2010 Canadian Football League season.
Calgary committed several untimely penalties and turned the ball over five
times.
The Stampeders had capitalized on a pair of Toronto turnovers to score a pair
of third-quarter touchdowns and take a 24-13 lead. First, after the Stamps
held on third-and-short to force a turnover on downs, Calgary went on a drive
that culminated with an 18-yard touchdown pass to Romby Bryant.
Later in the period, Calgary jumped on a Cleo Lemon fumble and took ad-
vantage with another major as this time Henry Burris hooked up with Deon
Murphy. The touchdown was the first of Murphy’s CFL career.
The Stampeders scored the only touchdown of the first half but trailed 13-10
as rookie Argonauts kicker Grant Shaw kicked three field goals and Calgary
conceded a pair of safeties. One of the two-pointers came after the Stamps
forced a turnover on downs with a goal-line stand but was unable to move the
ball on the subsequent possession.
Calgary’s first-half offence consisted of a 21-yard field goal by Rob Maver and
a 39-yard catch-and-run score by Nik Lewis.
The Stamps were held to 159 yards of offence in the first half and turned the
ball over twice on interceptions.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
5:15 Tor - Dales concedes safety 0-2
11:08 Cgy - Rob Maver 21-yard FG 3-2
14:04 Tor - Dales concedes safety 3-4
Second quarter
2:25 Tor - Shaw 46-yard FG 3-7
8:11 Tor - Shaw 13-yard FG 3-10
11:51 Cgy - Lewis 39-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 10-10
13:18 Tor - Shaw 40-yard FG 10-13
Third quarter
6:30 Cgy - Bryant 18-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 17-13
10:26 Cgy - Murphy 10-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 24-13
15:00 Tor - Dales concedes safety 24-15
Fourth quarter
1:58 Tor - Shaw 52-yard missed FG single 24-16
3:54 Tor - Shaw 48-yard FG 24-19
13:07 Tor - Johnson 1-yard TD run (Owens pass from Lemon two-point convert) 24-27
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary Toronto
First Downs 16 21
Rushing 4 11
Passing 11 8
Penalty 1 2
Rushes – Yards 13-71 27-184
Passing Yards 207 187
Team Losses 28 33
Net Yards 250 338
Comp-Att-Int 20-40-4 18-37-1
Sacks by 2 3
FG Good/Att 1/1 4/6
Punts-Avg 6-43.8 2-64.5
Fumbles Lost 0 1
Penalties – Yards 10-84 4-20
Time of Possession 28:58 31:02
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 20-40-207-3-4; Tor: Lemon 18-37-187-0-1
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 9-44, Burris 3-20, Cornish 1-7; Tor: Boyd 20-142, Johnson
2-23-1, Lemon 2-13, Christian 1-3, Crawford 1-3
RECEIVING
Cgy: Lewis 4-69-1, Franklin 6-59, Bryant 4-45-1, Murphy 2-17-1, Sam 1-13,
Reynolds 3-4; Tor: Copeland 2-50, Owens 3-35, Webb 3-31, Durie 2-29, Chris-
tian 2-19, Rideau 3-15, Crawford 1-7, Boyd 1-1
NOTABLES
Cgy: M.Jackson 6 TKL, Johnson 5 TKL 2 STT, Browner 4 TKL 1 INT 1 KD,
Simpson 3 TKL 1 STT 1 SK 1 FF 1 KD, Collins 2 TKL 1 FF; Tor: Flemons 5
TKL 1 SK, Pile 4 TKL 1 INT 2 KD, Eiben 2 TKL 2 INT, McCullough 4 TKL 1 INT,
Shaw 4-6 FG 13 PTS
Saskatchewan 0 7 3 10 20
Calgary 7 0 12 21 40
Game 4 • July 24 • Attendance: 35,650 • McMahon Stadium
The Stampeders took over first place in the West Division with a 40-20 victory
over the Saskatchewan Roughriders at McMahon Stadium on Saturday.
The Stamps and Roughriders both sport 3-1 records but Calgary gets the
edge thanks to the head-to-head result.
The Stampeders took the lead for good on their first drive of the second half
as Henry Burris hooked up with Romby Bryant for a 67-yard scoring pass that
snapped a 7-7 tie.
The rest of the scoring in the third quarter featured an exchange of field goals
— 17 yards by Saskatchewan’s Luca Congi and 21 yards by Calgary’s Rob
Maver — and a safety conceded by the Roughriders.
Bryant found the end-zone again in the fourth quarter as a couple of shifty
moves turned an apparent short passing gain into a 10-yard score. Joffrey
Reynolds extended the home side’s lead with a six-yard touchdown run and
Nik Lewis completed Calgary’s second-half onslaught with a touchdown
catch.
Weston Dressler scored a late Saskatchewan touchdown to make the final
score slightly more respectable for the visitors.
There was just one touchdown apiece in the first half as tough defence and
turnover difficulties slowed the offensive pace.
Calgary found the end-zone first as Burris connected with P.K. Sam from eight
yards out in the opening quarter. It was former Argonaut Sam’s first touchdown
in a Stampeders uniform.
The Roughriders answered in the second quarter as Wes Cates scored on a
16-yard run. Saskatchewan had a chance to take the lead later in the quarter
but Luca Congi’s 43-yard field-goal try struck the upright and was no good.
Meanwhile, a pair of promising Calgary drives were halted by end-zone inter-
ceptions by James Patrick.
Lewis achieved a milestone in the first half. With his second catch of the eve-
ning, he surpassed Travis Moore, who had 470 receptions, for third place on
the Stampeders’ all-time list.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
8:26 Cgy - Sam 8-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 7-0
Second quarter
3:26 Ssk - Cates 16-yard TD run (Congi convert) 7-7
Third quarter
2:23 Cgy - Bryant 67-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 14-7
4:58 Ssk - Congi 17-yard FG 14-10
8:47 Cgy - Maver 21-yard FG 17-10
14:11 Cgy - Johnson concedes safety 19-10
Fourth quarter
2:52 Cgy - Bryant 10-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 26-10
5:26 Cgy - Reynolds 6-yard TD run (Maver convert) 33-10
8:04 Ssk - Congi 46-yard missed FG single 33-11
11:21 Cgy - Lewis 8-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 40-11
13:22 Ssk - Dales concedes safety 40-13
13:53 Ssk - Dressler 26-yard TD pass from Durant (Congi convert) 40-20
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Saskatchewan Calgary
First Downs 23 28
Rushing 6 13
Passing 16 14
Penalty 1 1
Rushes – Yards 20-111 25-247
Passing Yards 354 285
Team Losses 22 18
Net Yards 443 514
Comp-Att-Int 22-37-3 22-33-2
Sacks by 1 2
Punts-Avg 6-42.2 7-48.3
Field goals made/att 1/3 1/1
Fumbles Lost 1 1
Penalties – Yards 9-85 7-66
Time of Possession 30:21 29:39
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 21-31-279-4-2, Tate 1-2-6-0-0; Ssk: Durant 22-37-354-1-3
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 15-93-1, Cornish 5-77, Tate 2-42, Burris 3-35; Ssk: Cates 16-
83-1, Durant 4-28
RECEIVING
Cgy: Bryant 7-116-2, Sam 5-54-1, Lewis 5-50-1, Murphy 2-25, Cornish 1-20,
Reynolds 1-14, Forzani 1-6; Ssk: Dressler 9-125-1, Fantuz 3-68, Bagg 3-61,
Getzlaf 4-56, Rodriguez 3-44
NOTABLES
Cgy: Simpson 6 TKL 2 STT 1 SK, Raymond 5 TKL 1 STT 1 INT 1 KD, Collins 4
TKL 1 FF 1 INT, Browner 5 TKL, McCune 2 TKL 3 STT 1 SK; Ssk: Patrick 8 TKL
1 STT 2 INT, Simpson 5 TKL, S.Lucas 4 TKL 1 FF, K.Jones 1 TKL 1 STT 1 SK
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Winnipeg 0 8 3 9 20
Calgary 7 10 0 6 23
Game 5 • July 31, 2010 • Attendance: 30,150 • McMahon Stadium
Ken-Yon Rambo, playing his first game in more than a year after recovering
from a knee injury, scored a touchdown to help the Calgary Stampeders defeat
the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23-20 at McMahon Stadium.
The victory allowed the Stampeders to improve their record to 4-1 and extend
their home-field unbeaten streak to nine games.
Rambo scored his first regular-season touchdown since the 2008 campaign
when he caught a 20-yarder from Henry Burris in the opening quarter. The
major capped a five-play, 74-yard drive that was keyed by Nik Lewis’ 64-yard
catch-and-run.
Rambo finished the night with six catches for 86 yards.
Rob Maver’s 45-yard field goal in the second quarter extended the hosts’ lead
to 10-0.
Winnipeg got on the board thanks to a 46-yard touchdown run by Fred Reid
but the Stampeders got those points back in the final minute of the half when
Burris hooked up with Deon Murphy for a four-yard score.
After an exchange of field goals in the second half — Alexis Serna from 33
yards and Maver from 37 — the Blue Bombers scored on a 61-yard pass from
Steven Jyles to Terrence Edwards, a touchdown that cut the Stampeders’ lead
to 20-18.
Maver’s second 45-yard field goal of the game made it 23-18 with 3:22 re-
maining in the game.
Lewis surpassed the 100-yard mark in receiving for the 20th time in his Stam-
peders career. He’s now alone in third place on Calgary’s all-time list in that
category as he breaks a tie with Herm (Ham Hands) Harrison. He also tied a
career single-game high with 10 catches.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
9:58 Cgy - Rambo 20-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 7-0
Second quarter
3:52 Cgy - Maver 45-yard FG 10-0
7:01 Wpg - Reid 46-yard TD run (Serna convert) 10-7
12:38 Wpg - Serna 66-yard punt single 10-8
14:28 Cgy - Murphy 4-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 17-8
Third quarter
11:54 Wpg - Serna 33-yard FG 17-11
Fourth quarter
1:58 Cgy - Maver 37-yard FG 20-11
3:28 Wpg - Edwards 61-yard TD pass from Jyles (Serna convert) 20-18
11:38 Cgy - Maver 45-yard FG 23-18
15:00 Wpg - Bryant conceded safety 23-20
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Winnipeg Calgary
First Downs 15 24
Rushing 4 8
Passing 9 15
Penalty 2 1
Rushes – Yards 17-99 19-100
Passing Yards 227 340
Team Losses 10 49
Net Yards 316 391
Comp-Att-Int 17-30-0 28-38-0
Sacks by 3 2
FG Good/Att 1/1 3/3
Punts-Avg 9-45.1 5-45.8
Fumbles Lost 0 2
Penalties – Yards 8-44 10-100
Time of Possession 28:22 31:38
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 28-38-340-2-0; Wpg: Jyles 17-30-227-1-0
RUSHING
Cgy: Burris 6-55, Reynolds 9-30, Cornish 2-9, Tate 2-6; Wpg: Reid 12-75-1,
Jyles 5-24
RECEIVING
Cgy: Lewis 10-160, Rambo 6-86-1, Bryant 5-54, Reynolds 2-14, Murphy 2-10-
1, Thelwell 1-9, Franklin 2-7; Wpg: Edwards 6-162-1, Bowman 6-55, Ralph
2-18, Jeffers-Harris 3-(-8)
NOTABLES
Cgy: Simpson 6 TKL, Browner 5 TKL 2 KD, Jackson 3 TKL 1 STT 1 SK 2 KD,
Hughes 1 TKL 1 SK, Maver 3-3 FG 11 PTS; Wpg: Charlton 8 TKL, Glover 7
TKL, O.Willis 3 TKL 2 SK 1 FF 1 KD, Hunt 6 TKL 1 SK
Calgary 7 10 10 0 27
BC 10 3 3 6 22
Game 6 • Aug. 7, 2010 • Attendance: 24,876 • Empire Field
The Stampeders extended their winning streak against the BC Lions to eight
games with a 27-22 victory at Vancouver’s Empire Field.
With the result, the Stamps improved their record to 5-1 and moved into
sole possession of first place in the West Division, two points ahead of the
Saskatchewan Roughriders. Calgary is 7-0 in regular-season play against the
Leos since the start of the 2008 campaign and the Stamps also beat BC in the
2008 West Final.
The Stamps opened the scoring on their second possession of the night and
they needed just one play to find the end-zone as Henry Burris hooked up with
Ken-Yon Rambo for a 48-yard major. It was the second touchdown in as many
weeks for Rambo after a lengthy injury layoff.
The Lions rallied to score the next 10 points to take a three-point lead into the
second quarter. First, Paul McCallum booted a 27-yard field goal for the hosts
and then Jamal Robertson scored a five-yard rushing touchdown.
It was then Calgary’s turn to score 10 points as Rob Maver tied the game on a
19-yard field goal and then Drew Tate put the Stamps ahead with a one-yard
touchdown pass to Rob Cote. It was the first professional TD pass for Tate,
who was subbing for Burris in a short-yardage situation.
McCallum closed out the first-half scoring with a 38-yard field goal on the last
play before the halftime break.
After an exchange of short field goals in the third quarter — Maver from 17
yards and McCallum from 15 — the Stamps extended their lead when Burris
connected with Ryan Thelwell for a 10-yard touchdown pass on the final play
of the period.
The major came two plays after Calgary cornerback Dwight Anderson picked
off a Travis Lulay pass and returned it to the BC 10-yard line.
BC’s Robertson scored his second touchdown of the night in the final minute
of play.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
4:30 Cgy - Rambo 48-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 7-0
9:56 BC - McCallum 27-yard FG 7-3
15:00 BC - Robertson 5-yard TD run (McCallum convert) 7-10
Second quarter
5:08 Cgy - Maver 19-yard FG 10-10
13:17 Cgy - Cote 1-yard TD pass from Tate (Maver convert) 17-10
15:00 BC - McCallum 38-yard FG 17-13
Third quarter
8:49 Cgy - Maver 17-yard FG 20-13
11:54 BC - McCallum 15-yard FG 20-16
15:00 Cgy - Thelwell 10-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 27-16
Fourth quarter
14:37 BC - Robertson 1-yard TD run (two-point convert failed) 27-22
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary BC
First Downs 19 20
Rushing 6 6
Passing 11 12
Penalty 2 2
Rushes – Yards 18-113 14-58
Passing Yards 239 258
Team Losses 11 29
Net Yards 341 287
Comp-Att-Int 23-33-1 23-45-2
Sacks by 5 2
FG Good/Att 2/2 3/3
Punts-Avg 10-43.9 11-39.8
Fumbles Lost 1 0
Penalties – Yards 15-147 10-68
Time of Possession 31:04 28:56
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 22-32-238-2-1, Tate 1-1-1-1-0; BC: Lulay 15-28-159-0-1,
J.Jackson 8-17-99-0-1
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 10-67, Cornish 5-24, Burris 2-18, Tate 1-4; BC: Robertson
9-24-2, Lulay 2-17, J.Jackson 2-10, Davis 1-7
RECEIVING
Cgy: Rambo 3-77-1, Lewis 5-44, Thelwell 3-40-1, Bryant 4-28, Reynolds 2-16,
Franklin 3-14, Cote 2-12-1, Murphy 1-8; BC: Arceneaux 7-104, P.Jackson
6-76, Simon 5-37, Armstrong 2-25, Wilson 2-15, Davis 1-1
NOTABLES
Cgy: Cornish 4 STT, Jackson 4 TKL 1 STT 2 SK, McCune 4 TKL 1 STT 2 SK
Anderson 7 TK 1 INT, Browner 2 TKL 1 INT 2 KD; BC: Crawford 7 TKL 1 STT,
K.Williams 3 TKL 1 SK, Pittman 3 TKL 1 SK, Franks 3 TKL 1 INT, Marsh 4 TKL
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Edmonton 1 7 7 0 15
Calgary 11 21 1 23 56
Game 7 • Aug. 15, 2010 • Attendance: 30,242 • McMahon Stadium
The Stampeders broke a couple of 46-year-old team records in a 56-15 win
over the Edmonton Eskimos on 1970s Retro Night at McMahon Stadium.
The Stamps established a club mark for most points scored against Edmonton
and largest margin of victory at 41, besting records that had stood since 1964.
The Stampeders used a variety of ways to get into the end-zone in building a
28-point halftime lead.
First, it was by ground attack as Joffrey Reynolds scored on a 27-yard run to
get the Stamps on the board just two minutes into the contest.
Then the Stamps went to the air with Henry Burris connecting with Arjei Frank-
lin from 17 yards.
The Red and White’s third major came courtesy of a Drew Tate one-yard
keeper as the Stamps elected to gamble in a third-and-goal situation.
It was then the defence’s turn to get in on the scoring action as Dwight
Anderson picked off a Jared Zabransky pass and returned it 89 yards for a
touchdown.
The Stamps also got three points on a 33-yard Rob Maver field goal and a
Burke Dales punt single.
The Eskimos countered with one major — a 28-yard completion from Zabran-
sky to Jason Barnes — and a punt single.
The Eskimos’ Kelly Campbell returned a punt 95 yards early in the second half
to cut the home side’s lead to 32-15.
The Stamps got that touchdown back early in the fourth quarter when Nik
Lewis scored on an eight-yard catch from Burris.
Burris and Lewis did it again later in the period, this time scoring on a pass
from nine yards out. Lewis set up the touchdown with a 74-yard reception ear-
lier in the drive. The Stamps tacked on another touchdown late as Tate hooked
up with Romby Bryant on a seven-yard scoring pass.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
2:22 Cgy - Reynolds 27-yard TD run (Maver convert) 7-0
5:18 Cgy - Maver 33-yard FG 10-0
9:36 Edm - Prefontaine 59-yard punt single 10-1
14:24 Cgy - Dales 68-yard punt single 11-1
Second quarter
3:40 Cgy - Franklin 17-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 18-1
8:31 Edm - Barnes 28-yard TD pass from Zabransky (Prefontaine convert) 18-8
13:24 Cgy - Tate 1-yard TD run (Maver convert) 25-8
14:41 Cgy - Anderson 89-yard interception return TD (Maver convert) 32-8
Third quarter
1:18 Edm - Campbell 95-yard punt return TD (Prefontaine convert) 32-15
10:04 Cgy - Maver 13-yard missed FG single 33-15
Fourth quarter
1:05 Cgy - Lewis 8-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 40-15
5:26 Cgy - Lewis 9-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 47-15
7:01 Cgy - Safety 49-15
11:55 Cgy - Bryant TD pass from Tate (Maver convert) 56-15
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Edmonton Calgary
First Downs 13 26
Rushing 3 6
Passing 7 17
Penalty 3 13
Rushes – Yards 17-95 24-159
Passing Yards 188 345
Team Losses 68 3
Net Yards 215 501
Comp-Att-Int 15-29-2 23-33-0
Sacks by 0 4
FG Good/Att 0/0 1/2
Punts-Avg 7-41.6 7-51.3
Fumbles Lost 0 0
Penalties – Yards 9-141 7-103
Time of Possession 24:38 35:22
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 21-29-305-3-0, Tate 4-4-40-1-0; Edm: Zabransky 8-16-107-1-1,
Maas 5-8-62-0-1, Ray 2-5-19-0-0
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 14-79-1, Cornish 7-74, Burris 1-4, Tate 2-2-1; Edm: Whitlock
11-35, Fils 2-27, Zabransky 1-16, Bertrand 2-11, Ray 1-6
RECEIVING
Cgy: Lewis 5-117-2, Rambo 3-55, Franklin 5-49-1, Bryant 4-36-1, Thelwell
3-30, Reynolds 3-27, Murphy 1-24, Arthur 1-7; Edm: Barnes 3-75-1, Campbell
3-36, Rector 2-35, Talbot 4-31, Bertrand 2-12, Kirkland 1-(-1)
NOTABLES
Cgy: Anderson 4 TKL 1 INT 1 TD, McCune 5 TKL 3 STT 1 SK, Simpson 5 TKL
1 SK, Isaac 3 TKL 1 SK, Robede 3 TKL 1 SK; Edm: Goss 5 TKL, Ellis 5 TKL,
Williams 4 TKL 1 KD, Campbell 5-162 PR 5-141 KOR 1 TD
Calgary 14 13 7 14 48
BC 10 10 0 15 35
Game 8 • Aug. 27, 2010 • Attendance: 25,127 • Empire Field
The Stampeders picked up right where they left off before the bye week as
they defeated the BC Lions 48-35 at Vancouver’s Empire Field.
The win is the Stampeders’ fifth in a row as West Division-leading Calgary
improved to 7-1.
It was a very eventful first half as the Stampeders took a 27-20 lead into the
locker-room.
Calgary got on the board first as Henry Burris ran the ball in from nine yards
out. The score was set up by Stampeders long snapper Randy Chevrier’s
recovery of Yonus Davis’ mishandle of a missed field goal.
The Lions replied with their own major as Casey Printers scored on a third-
and-goal gamble from the Calgary one-yard line.
After Paul McCallum’s 33-yard field goal had given the Lions a 10-7 lead, the
Stamps went back ahead thanks to a 48-yard connection between Burris and
Deon Murphy. The Stamps added 10 points to their lead in the second quarter
thanks to Rob Maver’s 11-yard field goal and Burris’ 20-yard touchdown pass
to Ken-Yon Rambo.
Back came BC with 10 points of its own — a 40-yard McCallum field goal and
a one-yard touchdown run by Jamal Robertson. Maver booted a 37-yard field
goal on the final play on the half to push the Stamps’ cushion to seven points.
Calgary provided the only scoring of the third quarter as Arjei Franklin found
the end-zone on a four-yard end-around play.
Backup quarterback and short-yardage specialist Drew Tate extended the
Stamps’ lead to 41-20 when he scored on a one-yard keeper in the fourth
period. Tate hooked up with Rambo for another score on the following drive.
The Lions applied some cosmetic touches in the late going with touchdowns
by Emmanuel Arceneaux and Geroy Simon.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
3:56 Cgy - Burris 9-yard TD run (Maver convert) 7-0
7:49 BC - Printers 1-yard TD run (McCallum convert) 7-7
10:56 BC - McCallum 33-yard FG 7-10
14:15 Cgy - Murphy 48-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 14-10
Second quarter
2:24 Cgy - Maver 11-yard FG 17-10
9:21 Cgy - Rambo 20-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 24-10
12:35 BC - McCallum 40-yard FG 24-13
14:32 BC - Robertson 1-yard TD run (McCallum convert) 24-20
15:00 Cgy - Maver 37-yard FG 27-20
Third quarter
8:07 Cgy - Franklin 4-yard TD run (Maver convert) 34-20
Fourth quarter
6:18 Cgy - Tate 1-yard TD run (Maver covert) 41-20
10:45 Cgy - Rambo 19-yard TD pass from Tate (Maver convert) 48-20
12:16 BC - Arceneaux 58-yard TD pass from Printers (McCallum convert) 48-27
15:00 BC - Simon 38-yard TD pass from Lulay (Simon pass from Lulay two-point convert) 48-35
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary BC
First Downs 26 14
Rushing 12 3
Passing 13 8
Penalty 1 3
Rushes – Yards 28-215 15-44
Passing Yards 295 247
Team Losses 11 25
Net Yards 499 266
Comp-Att-Int 21-35-3 13-31-0
Sacks by 3 1
FG Good/Att 2/3 2/2
Punts-Avg 6-47.5 11-41.5
Fumbles Lost 1 2
Penalties – Yards 10-108 12-60
Time of Possession 38:30 21:30
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 20-34-276-2-3, Tate 1-1-19-1-0; BC: Printers 10-26-191-1-0, Lulay
3-5-56-1-0
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 12-94, Cornish 6-70, Burris 3-34-1, Cote 3-11, Franklin 1-4-1,
Tate 2-2-1, Clark 1-0; BC: Davis 6-17, Lulay 2-13, Robertson 3-7-1, Printers
3-7-1, Messam 1-0
RECEIVING
Cgy: Rambo 9-108-2, Murphy 2-56-1, Cornish 2-34, Franklin 2-34, Lewis 2-25,
Reynolds 3-23, Cote 1-15; BC: Arceneaux 6-154-1, Simon 5-81-1, Robertson
1-8, P.Jackson 1-4
NOTABLES
Cgy: Jackson 2 TKL 2 STT 1 SK 1 KD, Claybrooks 2 TKL 1 SK 1 KD, McCune
4 TKL 2 STT, Simpson 4 STT, Chevier 1 FR; BC: Franks 5 TKL 2 INT, Marsh 7
TKL 1 INT, Elimimian 6 TKL 1 STT, Davis 7-180 KOR 6-36 PR
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Edmonton 2 3 0 0 5
Calgary 5 28 9 10 52
Game 9 • Sept. 6, 2010 • Attendance: 34,559 • McMahon Stadium
The Stampeders won their sixth straight game as they defeated the Edmonton
Eskimos 52-5 in the Labour Day Classic at McMahon Stadium.
The Stamps, who have won the Labour Day matchup four of the past five sea-
sons, reached the season’s halfway point of with a league-best 8-1 record.
Calgary held the Eskimos without a touchdown and to just five yards rushing.
The Eskimos took a very early lead when they recorded a single point on the
opening kickoff but the advantage was short-lived as the Stamps’ Rob Maver
kicked a 29-yard field goal at the conclusion of Calgary’s first possession.
After another Eskimos single point and a safety conceded by Edmonton made
the score 5-2 for the Stamps, Calgary scored the game’s first major on the first
play of the second quarter as Joffrey Reynolds ran the ball in from nine yards
out. Malik Jackson recovered an Edmonton fumble to set up the score.
The Stamps went to the air for their next touchdown as Henry Burris con-
nected with Romby Bryant for a 30-yard strike.
Then the defence got in on the act as Stampeders halfback Brandon Smith
picked off a Ricky Ray pass and returned it 58 yards for a touchdown.
Calgary’s first-half onslaught concluded with a 10-yard scoring pass from Bur-
ris to Ken-Yon Rambo to make the halftime score 33-5.
The Stamps found the end-zone again on their first possession of the second
half as Burris connected with Bryant again, this time from 19 yards out.
Calgary scored a late touchdown when backup quarterback Drew Tate com-
bined with Deon Murphy for a 12-yard passing touchdown.
On the milestone front, with Burris’ first completion of the game — a 46-yard
pass to Rambo — the Calgary pivot moved past Dieter Brock and into 10th
place on the CFL’s all-time list in passing yards. In addition, slotback Nik Lewis
made his 500th career catch.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
:02 Edm - Prefontaine 86-yard kickoff single 0-1
1:45 Cgy - Maver 29-yard FG 3-1
3:37 Edm - Prefontaine 70-yard punt single 3-2
10:26 Cgy - Prefontaine conceded safety 5-2
Second quarter
0:13 Cgy - Reynolds 9-yard TD run (Maver convert) 12-2
4:39 Cgy - Bryant 30-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 19-2
13:10 Edm - Prefontaine 31-yard FG 19-5
14:08 Cgy - Smith 58-yard interception return TD (Maver convert) 26-5
14:41 Cgy - Rambo 10-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 33-5
Third quarter
5:51 Cgy - Bryant 19-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 40-5
7:36 Cgy - Prefontaine conceded safety 42-5
Fourth quarter
5:45 Cgy - Maver 29-yard missed FG single 43-5
9:49 Cgy - Maas intentional grounding in end-zone safety 45-5
12:38 Cgy - Murphy 12-yard TD pass from Tate 52-5
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Edmonton Calgary
First Downs 13 26
Rushing 3 6
Passing 7 17
Penalty 3 13
Rushes – Yards 17-95 24-159
Passing Yards 188 345
Team Losses 68 3
Net Yards 215 501
Comp-Att-Int 15-29-2 23-33-0
Sacks by 0 4
FG Good/Att 0/0 1/2
Punts-Avg 7-41.6 7-51.3
Fumbles Lost 0 0
Penalties – Yards 9-141 7-103
Time of Possession 24:38 35:22
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 15-23-226-3-1, Tate 6-7-96-1-0; Edm: Ray 9-22-157-0-2, Zabran-
sky 3-8-36-0-2
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 18-85-1, Cornish 9-76, Tate 4-27, Bryant 1-0; Edm: Whitlock
3-3, Fils 5-1, Ray 1-1
RECEIVING
Cgy: Bryant 5-80-2, Rambo 4-84-1, Lewis 4-48, Forzani 1-32, Murphy 2-20-1,
Arthur 1-20, Franklin 1-13, Cornish 1-12, Cote 1-7, Reynolds 1-6; Edm: Camp-
bell 4-80, Nowacki 1-49, Rector 2-22, Barnes 2-21, Fils 2-18, Kirkland 1-3
NOTABLES
Cgy: Browner 2 TKL 2 INT 1 KD, Smith 1 TKL 2 INT 1 TD, Johnson 3 TKL 1
SK, McCune 2 TKL 2 STT 1 KD, Jackson 2 TKL 1 FR, Hughes 2 TKL 1 STT 1
SK 1 FF; Edm: Hill 9 TKL, Nugent 8 TKL, Lloyd 6 TKL 1 SK, Sterling 3 TKL 1
SK, Williams 1 TKL 1 SK
Calgary 3 16 16 1 36
Edmonton 7 10 0 3 20
Game 10 • Sept. 10, 2010 • Attendance: 35,349 • Commonwealth Stadium
The Calgary Stampeders extended their winning streak to seven games and
completed a sweep of the season series against their provincial rivals with a
36-20 victory over the Edmonton Eskimos at Commonwealth Stadium on.
Calgary’s Joffrey Reynolds became the all-time leading rusher in Stamped-
ers history in the second quarter as his 17-yard carry pushed him past Kelvin
Anderson, who ended his Calgary career with 8,292 yards.
Henry Burris threw two touchdown passes and rushed for two other scores as
the Stampeders improved their CFL-best record to 9-1. Calgary won all three
meetings with the Eskimos this season.
Calgary led 19-17 at halftime after a back-and-forth opening 30 minutes.
The Stamps got on the board first as Rob Maver booted a 23-yard field goal.
Edmonton took a 7-3 lead thanks to an 84-yard interception return by Chris
Thompson.
In the second quarter, the Stamps went back ahead on an eight-yard touch-
down pass from Burris to Rob Cote. Then it was the Eskimos’ turn to get in the
end-zone and Edmonton did so thanks to a 69-yard catch-and-run completion
from Ricky Ray to Marko Mitchell.
After Edmonton punter Noel Prefontaine conceded a safety, the Stamps went
ahead 19-14 thanks to Burris’ eight-yard touchdown scamper.
Prefontaine cut the lead to two points on the final play of the opening half with
a 57-yard field goal.
Calgary padded their lead with 16 unanswered points in the third quarter.
Burris picked up his second rushing touchdown on a three-yard run and his
second throwing score on a six-yard connection with Nik Lewis.
In between, Juwan Simpson sacked Ray in the end-zone for a safety.
A 36-yard Prefontaine field goal and a Burke Dales punt single rounded out the
scoring.
Calgary’s Brandon Smith picked off two Edmonton passes for the second
consecutive game.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
4:09 Cgy - Maver 23-yard FG 3-0
11:22 Edm - Thompson 84-yard interception return TD (Prefontaine convert) 3-7
Second quarter
1:33 Cgy - Cote 8-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 10-7
2:55 Edm - Mitchell 69-yard TD pass from Ray (Prefontaine convert) 10-14
13:12 Cgy - Prefontaine conceded safety 12-14
14:34 Cgy - Burris 8-yard TD run (Maver convert) 19-14
15:00 Edm - Prefontaine 57-yard FG 19-17
Third quarter
3:44 Cgy - Burris 3-yard TD run (Maver convert) 26-17
7:14 Cgy - Simpson sacked Ray for safety 28-17
12:13 Cgy - Lewis 6-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 35-17
Fourth quarter
1:09 Edm - Prefontaine 36-yard FG 35-20
4:45 Cgy - Dales 54-yard punt single 36-20
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary Edmonton
First Downs 33 12
Rushing 13 2
Passing 18 9
Penalty 2 1
Rushes – Yards 31-203 8-40
Passing Yards 404 216
Team Losses 20 23
Net Yards 587 233
Comp-Att-Int 29-35-1 14-28-2
Sacks by 4 3
FG Good/Att 1/4 2/2
Punts-Avg 3-47.7 4-40.5
Fumbles Lost 0 0
Penalties – Yards 8-92 8-40
Time of Possession 40:15 19:45
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 29-35-404-2-1; Edm: Ray 13-26-209-1-2, Zabransky 1-2-7-0-0
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 21-145, Burris 3-28-2, Cornish 4-17, Bryant 1-6, Tate 1-4,
Rambo 1-3; Edm: Lester 4-31, Ray 2-5, McCarty 2-4
RECEIVING
Cgy: Rambo 6-102, Lewis 5-70-1, Bryant 5-61, Cornish 3-58, Franklin 2-54,
Murphy 4-27, Cote 2-16-1, Reynolds 2-16; Edm: Mitchell 1-69-1, Campbell
5-58, Barnes 3-41, Talbot 2-16, McCarty 1-13, Bertrand 1-10, Nowacki 1-9
NOTABLES
Cgy: Simpson 5 TKL 1 STT 3 SK, Smith 4 TKL 2 INT, Claybrooks 3 TKL 1 SK,
Raymond 1 TKL 2 KD; Edm: Hill 7 TKL, Thompson 5 TKL 1 INT 1 TD, Williams
6 TKL, Pettway 5 TKL 2 SK
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Calgary 10 10 7 10 0 37
Saskatchewan 0 16 7 14 6 43
Game 11 • Sept. 17, 2010 • Attendance: 30,048 • Mosaic Stadium
The Calgary Stampeders’ seven-game winning streak was snapped as they
dropped a 43-37 overtime decision to the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Wes Cates’ second touchdown of the night was the difference as Saskatch-
ewan scored on its overtime possession while Calgary came up empty.
Calgary got on the scoreboard even before the offence took the field as Milt
Collins picked off a Darian Durant pass and returned it 55 yards for a score.
Before the first quarter was over, the Stamps had extended their lead to 10
points thanks to a 25-yard Rob Maver field goal.
The Roughriders rallied with 16 consecutive points including a couple of
rouges and two touchdowns. The majors came on an eight-yard run by Cates
on a direct snap and a 77-yard pass-and-run from Durant to Weston Dressler.
The Stamps reclaimed the lead on a one-yard sneak into the end-zone by
Drew Tate and Maver’s 22-yard field goal on the final play of the half made the
score 20-16 in favour of the visitors at the midway point.
In the third quarter, the Roughriders’ Hugh Charles scored on a 30-yard rush
that gave Saskatchewan a 23-20 lead. The Stampeders answered with a drive
that was capped by a catch-and-run play by Jon Cornish that covered 30
yards and put Calgary back ahead.
Luca Congi kicked an 18-yard field goal early in the fourth quarter to cut the
Stamps’ lead to a single point.
Calgary scored the next 10 points thanks to a four-yard Joffrey Reynolds
touchdown run and a 30-yard Maver field goal.
A 60-yard touchdown catch by Andy Fantuz and a successful two-point con-
version cut Calgary’s lead to 37-34 and Congi’s second field goal of the night
with 2:08 to play in the four quarter made it a tie game.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
2:22 Cgy - Collins 55-yard interception return TD (Maver convert) 7-0
13:49 Cgy - Maver 25-yard FG 10-0
Second quarter
1:42 Ssk - Johnson 53-yard punt single 10-1
9:05 Ssk - Cates 8-yard TD run (Congi convert) 10-8
11:17 Ssk - Dressler 77-yard TD pass from Durant (Congi convert) 10-15
11:39 Ssk - Johnson 93-yard kickoff single 10-16
13:25 Cgy - Tate 1-yard TD run (Maver convert) 17-16
15:00 Cgy - Maver 22-yard FG 20-16
Third quarter
12:07 Ssk - Charles 30-yard TD run (Congi convert) 20-23
14:14 Cgy - Cornish 30-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 27-23
Fourth quarter
1:25 Ssk - Congi 18-yard FG 27-26
4:00 Cgy - Reynolds 4-yard TD run (Maver convert) 34-26
7:03 Cgy - Maver 30-yard FG 37-26
10:04 Ssk - Fantuz 60-yard TD pass from Durant (Koch pass from Durant two-point convert) 37-34
12:52 Ssk - Congi 44-yard FG 37-37
Overtime
0:00 Ssk - Cates 5-yard TD run (two-point convert failed) 43-37
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary Saskatchewan
First Downs 25 25
Rushing 7 9
Passing 16 15
Penalty 2 1
Rushes – Yards 18-79 17-136
Passing Yards 348 500
Team Losses 0 13
Net Yards 427 623
Comp-Att-Int 29-40-0 23-39-1
Sacks by 03 0
FG Good/Att 3/3 2/2
Punts-Avg 9-42.4 8-43.6
Fumbles Lost 0 1
Penalties – Yards 8-83 11-122
Time of Possession 29:12 30:48
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 29-40-348-1-0; Ssk: Durant 23-39-500-2-1
RUSHING
Cgy: Cornish 9-47, Reynolds 6-30-1, Tate 1-1-1, Burris 2-1; Ssk: Durant 5-69,
Cates 10-35-2, Charles 1-30-1, Szarka 1-2
RECEIVING
Cgy: Rambo 6-115, Lewis 9-84, Bryant 4-40, Franklin 3-32, Cornish 1-30-
1, Murphy 1-20, Reynolds 4-20, Arthur 1-7; Ssk: Fantuz 10-255-1, Dressler
3-104-1, Clermont 3-66, Bagg 1-28, Cates 3-23, Koch 2-15, Getzlaf 1-9
NOTABLES
Cgy: McCune 6 TKL, Simpson 4 TKL 1 STT 1 SK, Collins 3 TKL 1 INT 1 TD,
Mace 2 TKL 1 SK, Hughes 1 TKL 1 SK, Isaac 1 TKL 1 FF 1 FR; Ssk: Simpson 5
TKL, Kornegay 5 TKL 1 STT, McKenzie 5 TKL, Lucas 5 TKL 1 STT
BC 9 6 5 9 29
Calgary 0 0 3 7 10
Game 12 • Sept. 25, 2010 • Attendance: 29,637 • McMahon Stadium
The BC Lions put an end to the Calgary Stampeders’ 11-game unbeaten
streak at McMahon Stadium as the Red and White dropped a 29-10 decision.
It’s Calgary’s first setback at home since a 24-23 loss to the Saskatchewan
Roughriders on Aug. 1, 2009. The result also snaps the Stamps’ eight-game
winning streak against the Lions over the past three seasons.
After ripping off five consecutive games with at least 36 points, the Calgary
offence had its lowest scoring output since Game 13 of the 2007 season.
The Calgary offence struggled most of the evening. In the first half , for in-
stance, the Stamps were held to just 93 yards of offence and no points.
The Lions put themselves into good position thanks to lengthy returns by Yo-
nus Davis and forced turnovers, but the Calgary defence held BC to five Paul
McCallum field goals.
McCallum converted from 20, 42, 38, 34 and 21 yards to account for the visi-
tors’ first-half scoring.
Calgary’s best chance to get on the scoreboard in the first half came when
the Stamps had a first and goal from the BC one-yard line but came up empty
after two unsuccessful running plays and a Rob Maver field-goal try that hit
the upright.
The Stamps finally got on the board on their first possession of the second
half as Maver kicked a 20-yard field goal. The Lions responded with a 28-
yard three-pointer by McCallum and a safety to take a 20-3 lead after three
quarters.
The game’s first major came in the final three minutes as BC running back
Jamal Robertson scored on a 55-yard run.
Drew Tate connected on a pass to Landan Talley with nine seconds to go to
account for the only Calgary touchdown.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
1:50 BC - McCallum 20-yard FG 0-3
4:03 BC - McCallum 42-yard FG 0-6
13:09 BC - McCallum 38-yard FG 0-9
Second quarter
13:34 BC - McCallum 34-yard FG 0-12
14:58 BC - McCallum 21-yard FG 0-15
Third quarter
4:51 Cgy - Maver 20-yard FG 3-15
12:44 BC - McCallum 28-yard FG 3-18
14:20 BC - Dales conceded safety 3-20
Fourth quarter
0:26 BC - McCallum 33-yard missed FG single 3-21
10:37 BC - McCallum 61-yard punt single 3-22
12:55 BC - Robertson 55-yard TD run (McCallum convert) 3-29
14:51 Cgy - Talley 12-yard TD pass from Tate (Maver convert) 10-29
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats BC Calgary
First Downs 13 18
Rushing 6 4
Passing 5 12
Penalty 2 2
Rushes – Yards 22-175 20-97
Passing Yards 147 224
Team Losses 26 46
Net Yards 296 275
Comp-Att-Int 9-21-0 19-39-2
Sacks by 3 4
FG Good/Att 6/8 1/2
Punts-Avg 6-48.5 9-44.7
Fumbles Lost 2 1
Penalties – Yards 5-35 8-80
Time of Possession 26:44 33:16
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 11-26-136-0-2, Tate 8-13-88-1-0; BC: Lulay 5-12-85-0-0, Printers
4-9-62-0-0
RUSHING
Cgy: Burris 6-46, Tate 4-25, Reynolds 7-25, Bryant 1-4, Cornish 2-(-3); BC:
Robertson 18-140-1, Lulay 3-22, Printers 1-13
RECEIVING
Cgy: Franklin 3-54, Bryant 3-39, Cote 2-36, Rambo 3-26, Arthur 3-24, Murphy
3-19, Reynolds 1-14, Talley 1-12-1; BC: Jackson 3-69, Simon 3-55, Robertson
1-8, Arceneaux 1-8, Wilson 1-7
NOTABLES
Cgy: Simpson 9 TKL 2 STT, Hughes 3 TKL 1 SK 1 KD, Robede 2 TKL 1 SK 1
FF, Isaac 2 TKL 3 STT, Landry 1 TKL 1 SK 1 FF 1 FR; BC: Elimimian 10 TKL 1
STT 1 SK, Reddick 1 TKL 2 STT 1 SK 1 KD, Williams 4 TKL 1 SK, Banks 4 TKL
1 INT 1 KD, Davis 2-131 KOR 6-113 PR
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Montreal 7 7 7 0 21
Calgary 14 13 9 10 46
Game 13 • Oct. 1, 2010 • Attendance: 31,167 • McMahon Stadium
The Stampeders rebounded from an uncharacteristically poor performance
against BC the week before to record an impressive victory over the reigning
Grey Cup champions.
In a battle of division leaders, West leader Calgary defeated East frontrunner
Montreal 46-21. The result snapped a short two-game slide for the Stamps
and gave Calgary (10-3) the best record in the CFL.
After struggling in their previous outing, the Stamps offence wasted no time
making an impact. On the unit’s first possession of the evening, Calgary went
72 yards on just three plays and found the end-zone on a 61-yard pass from
Henry Burris to Romby Bryant.
The Stamps were even quicker the next time they had the ball as Burris con-
nected with Ken-Yon Rambo for a 100-yard catch-and-run major. It was both
the longest reception of Rambo’s career and the longest completion of Burris’.
The play also allowed Burris to pass Kent Austin and move into ninth place on
the CFL’s all-time passing list.
Another milestone moment in the opening half involved Joffrey Reynolds sur-
passing Dave Thelen to move into ninth on the league’s all-time rushing list.
Montreal got on the board on a 15-yard scoring pass from Anthony Calvillo to
Andrew Hawkins and the score was 14-7 in favour of Calgary after one quarter.
The second quarter featured Rob Maver field goals of 29 and 31 yards on the
first and last plays of the period. In between, the clubs exchanged touch-
downs. First, Calgary’s Drew Tate scored on a one-yard keeper. Then it was
Calvillo connecting with S.J. Green for a seven-yard Montreal major.
There was another exchange of majors in the third quarter. First, the Stamps’
Nik Lewis made a catch and ran over Montreal defensive back Mark Estelle en
route to the end-zone and a 36-yard major.
Montreal answered with a 16-yard touchdown reception by Jamel Richardson.
In the fourth quarter, Burris surpassed the 400-yard mark on the night when he
hit Bryant for his second scoring pass of the contest, this one a 40-yarder.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
3:08 Cgy - Bryant 61-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 7-0
6:40 Cgy - Rambo 100-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 14-0
12:21 Mtl - Hawkins 15-yard TD pass from Calvillo (Duval convert) 14-7
Second quarter
:19 Cgy - Maver 29-yard FG 17-7
8:07 Cgy - Tate 1-yard TD run (Maver convert) 24-7
12:48 Mtl - Green 7-yard TD pass from Calvillo (Cahoon convert) 24-14
15:00 Cgy - Maver 31-yard FG 27-14
Third quarter
2:44 Cgy - Lewis 36-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 34-14
5:08 Mtl - Richardson 16-yard TD pass from Calvillo (Cahoon convert) 34-21
13:33 Cgy - Emry conceded safety 36-21
Fourth quarter
1:16 Cgy - Maver 23-yard FG 39-21
6:21 Cgy - Bryant 40-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 46-21
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Montreal Calgary
First Downs 22 22
Rushing 3 8
Passing 13 12
Penalty 6 2
Rushes – Yards 16-98 22-133
Passing Yards 262 412
Team Losses 20 23
Net Yards 340 522
Comp-Att-Int 20-38-2 19-28-0
Sacks by 3 4
FG Good/Att 6/8 1/2
Punts-Avg 6-48.5 9-44.7
Fumbles Lost 4 2
Penalties – Yards 16-177 13-154
Time of Possession 28:58 31:02
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 19-28-412-4-0; Mtl: Calvillo 17-33-227-3-1, McPherson 3-4-35-0-1
RUSHING
Cgy: Burris 6-56, Reynolds 10-52, Cornish 5-24, Tate 1-1-1; Mtl: Cobourne
11-76, Bratton 2-11, Emry 1-7, McPherson 2-4
RECEIVING
Cgy: Rambo 6-169-1, Bryant 5-146-2, Lewis 3-49-1, Reynolds 3-27, Cornish
1-18, Murphy 1-3; Mtl: Richardson 5-124-1, Cobourne 4-46, Hawkins 4-43-1,
Cahoon 3-22, Bratton 3-20, Green 1-7-1
NOTABLES
Cgy: Hughes 4 TKL 1 STT 2 SK, Browner 5 TKL, Jackson 4 TKL 1 INT, Phillips
2 STT, Maver 3-3 FG 14 PTS; Mtl: Parker 7 TKL 1 KD, Bowman 3 TKL 2 SK,
McElveen 2 TKL 1 SK, Cox 5 TKL
Calgary 1 3 14 1 19
Montreal 6 14 10 6 46
Game 14 • Oct. 11, 2010 • Attendance: 31,167 • Molson Stadium
A dreadful second quarter doomed the Calgary Stampeders as they dropped a
46-19 decision to the Montreal Alouettes at Molson Stadium.
The Calgary offence struggled in the first half and turnovers were one of the
principal reasons the Alouettes were able to put 24 second-quarter points on
the scoreboard, including two touchdowns in the final minute before halftime.
Calgary committed five turnovers in the contest.
The loss cost the Stamps a chance to extend their lead over the Saskatch-
ewan Roughriders at the top of the West Division.
Meanwhile, the Alouettes tied the Stampeders for the best record in the CFL.
A 43-yard interception return by Montreal’s Ramon Guzman in the fourth min-
ute of the third quarter gave the Als an insurmountable 40-4 lead.
Calgary’s offence came to life later in the third quarter as Romby Bryant (36
yards) and Arjei Franklin (39 yards) were on the receiving end of Henry Burris
touchdown passes but it was much too little, much too late.
Along with the victory, the Alouettes picked up a Canadian Football League
record as Ben Cahoon surpassed ex-Stampeder Terry Vaughn’s record of
1,006 career receptions.
Brian Bratton had a pair of touchdown receptions for the Alouettes while Avon
Cobourne added a rushing major. Colt David, filling in for the injured Damon
Duval, kicked six field goals for Montreal.
Rob Maver booted a 24-yard field goal for the Stamps.
SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
7:20 Mtl - David 28-yard FG 0-3
10:07 Cgy - Dales 50-yard punt single 1-3
13:09 Mtl - David 35-yard FG 1-6
Second quarter
1:54 Mtl - Cobourne 5-yard TD run (David convert) 1-13
9:49 Mtl - David 47-yard FG 1-16
12:34 Cgy - Maver 24-yard FG 4-16
14:20 Mtl - Bratton 24-yard TD pass from Calvillo (David convert) 4-23
14:53 Mtl - Bratton 1-yard TD pass from Calvillo (David convert) 4-30
Third quarter
3:54 Mtl - David 18-yard FG 4-33
6:06 Mtl - Guzman 43-yard interception return TD (David convert) 4-40
8:55 Cgy - Bryant 36-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 11-40
12:04 Cgy - Franklin 39-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 18-40
Fourth quarter
5:15 Mtl - David 32-yard FG 18-43
7:32 Cgy - Dales 52-yard punt single 19-43
11:30 Mtl - David 32-yard FG 19-46
YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary Montreal
First Downs 19 26
Rushing 5 7
Passing 12 17
Penalty 2 2
Rushes – Yards 15-127 18-116
Passing Yards 219 401
Team Losses 33 4
Net Yards 313 513
Comp-Att-Int 16-30-2 29-40-0
Sacks by 0 2
FG Good/Att 1/1 6/6
Punts-Avg 7-47.0 4-33.5
Fumbles Lost 3 0
Penalties – Yards 12-101 13-149
Time of Possession 26:15 33:45
INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 16-30-219-2-2; Mtl: Calvillo 28-38-395-2-0, McPherson 1-2-6-0-0
RUSHING
Cgy: Cornish 2-41, Burris 2-31, Reynolds 8-21, Murphy 1-18, Tate 2-16; Mtl:
Cobourne 10-60-1, Diedrick 4-25, Hawkins 1-15, Calvillo 2-10, McPherson 1-6
RECEIVING
Cgy: Lewis 6-84, Franklin 3-58-1, Bryant 2-36-1, Reynolds 2-14, Rambo 1-14,
Cornish 1-8, Arthur 1-5; Mtl: Richardson 4-126, Hawkins 6-86, Green 4-49,
Cahoon 4-49, Cobourne 6-37, Bratton 3-27-2, Carter 2-27
NOTABLES
Cgy: Simpson 7 TKL, Raymond 6 TKL, Jackson 5 TKL, Murphy 4-94 KOR 2-5
PR; Mtl: David 6-6 FG 22 PTS, Stewart 2 TKL 2 SK 1 FF 1 FR 1 KD, Guzman 3
TKL 1 INT 1 TD, Dix 2 TKL 1 INT 1 KD
 2010 STAMPS GAME SUMMARIES
Calgary 7 3 14 10 34
Saskatchewan 14 5 0 7 26
Game 15 • Oct. 17, 2010 • Attendance: 30,048 • Mosaic Stadium

The Stampeders took a firmer grip on first place in the West Division by de-
feating the Saskatchewan Roughriders 34-26 at Regina’s Mosaic Stadium.
The Stamps (11-4) improved their lead over the Roughriders by four points
also clinched the tie-breaker edge by winning the season series against Sas-
katchewan.
A strong third quarter turned the game in the Red and White’s favour as the
Stamps twice marched the ball 80 yards for touchdowns in the process of
turning a 19-10 deficit into a 24-19 lead.
The first of the time-consuming drives was capped by a three-yard run by
Joffrey Reynolds and the second was punctuated by a 17-yard Romby Bryant
touchdown catch.
The Stamps picked up some valuable insurance in the fourth period when
Milt Collins forced a fumble on a hard hit of Riders pivot Darian Durant. Corey
Mace picked up the loose ball and ran it back 60 yards for a touchdown.
That score proved critical because the Riders scored on a 64-yard touchdown
reception by Chris Getzlaf with a little less than five minutes remaining in the
contest. Rob Maver’s field goal with 1:35 to go closed out the scoring.
The Stamps fell into an early 14-0 hole as the Roughriders found the end-zone
on their first two possessions of the game.
Saskatchewan opened the scoring on a 25-yard touchdown pass from Durant
to Weston Dressler. The next time they had the ball, the Roughriders needed
only two plays to go 96 yards as Durant connected with Getzlaf for gains of 85
and 11 yards to produce a touchdown and a 14-0 lead.
It wasn’t until the Stamps’ third possession that the offence got going and it
was the running game keying a drive that culminated with Reynolds’ 11-yard
touchdown run.
The second-quarter scoring consisted of an exchange of field goals — Maver
from 39 yards and Saskatchewan’s Eddie Johnson from 35 — and a safety
conceded by Stamps punter Burke Dales.
During the first half, Reynolds surpassed the 1,000-yard mark in rushing for
the sixth time in his career. In the second half, Stamps slotback Nik Lewis
surpassed the 1,000-yard receiving plateau for a seventh time.

SCORING SUMMARY
First quarter
4:42 Ssk - Dressler 25-yard TD pass from Durant (Congi convert) 0-7
7:16 Ssk - Getzlaf 11-yard TD pass from Durant (Congi convert) 0-14
13:21 Cgy - Reynolds 11-yard TD run (Maver convert) 7-14
Second quarter
3:41 Cgy - Maver 39-yard FG 10-14
14:06 Ssk - Dales conceded safety 10-16
14:57 Ssk - Johnson 36-yard FG 10-19
Third quarter
6:52 Cgy - Reynolds 3-yard TD run (Maver convert) 17-19
12:56 Cgy - Bryant 17-yard TD pass from Burris (Maver convert) 24-19
Fourth quarter
8:43 Cgy - Mace 60-yard fumble recovery TD (Maver convert) 31-19
10:07 Ssk - Getzlaf 64-yard TD pass from Durant (Johnson convert) 31-26
13:25 Cgy - Maver 12-yard FG 34-26

YARDSTICKS
Team Stats Calgary Saskatchewan
First Downs 29 19
Rushing 15 7
Passing 12 12
Penalty 2 0
Rushes – Yards 33-221 17-117
Passing Yards 254 341
Team Losses 8 20
Net Yards 467 438
Comp-Att-Int 19-26-1 15-28-1
Sacks by 3 1
FG Good/Att 2/2 1/2
Punts-Avg 5-51.6 7-46.4
Fumbles Lost 1 1
Penalties – Yards 11-73 10-79
Time of Possession 34:51 25:09

INDIVIDUAL
PASSING
Cgy: Burris 19-26-254-1-1; Ssk: Durant 15-28-341-3-1
RUSHING
Cgy: Reynolds 17-124-2, Cornish 6-53, Burris 6-36, Tate 3-5, Rambo 1-3; Ssk:
Durant 4-62, Cates 10-45, Charles 3-10
RECEIVING
Cgy: Bryant 6-85-1, Lewis 4-60, Reynolds 3-47, Franklin 2-32, Rambo 3-16,
Arthur 1-14; Ssk: Getzlaf 5-201-2, Dressler 5-71-1, Clermont 4-49, Cates 1-20
NOTABLES
Cgy: Mace 1 TKL 1 FR 1 TD, Collins 1 TKL 1 SK 1 FF 1 KD, Johnson 3 TKL 1
STT 1 SK, Raymond 1 TKL 1 INT, Murphy 4-120 KOR 3-6 PR; Ssk: Lucas 7
TKL Jones 1 TKL 1 STT 1 SK, Francis 4 TKL 1 FR, Hawkins 6 TKL
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1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 WSF WF Total
N/I PLAYER VS at AT vs VS at vs at vs at VS VS VS AT AT VS VS at

Tor HAM TOR SSK WPG BC Edm BC Edm EDM SSK BC MTL MTL SSK BC HAM WPG GP GS
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O: Started on offence D: Started on defence 42: Dressed I: Inactive (on 46-man)

PR: Practice roster 9G: Nine-game injury list 1G: One-game injury list DIS: Disabled
GS: Games started GP: Games played
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jabari arthur gerald cadogan
#23 #61
Receiver Offensive lineman
College: Akron College: Penn State
Height: 6.04 Height: 6.03
Weight: 219 Weight: 280
Born: Aug. 2, 1982 Born: Jan. 16, 1986
Birthplace: Montreal, QC Birthplace: Oakland, CA
CFL: Entering 3rd season CFL: Entering 1st season
Stamps: Entering 3rd season Stamps: Entering 1st season
Non-Import Import

Games played Pro path

Regular season Calgary signed Cadogan as a free agent on Oct. xx, 2010. He was
2009 CFL Stamps signed as an undrafted free agent by the National Football League’s
0 4 4 Carolina Panthers on May 1, 2009. After being waived at the end of
Playoffs training camp in 2009, he joined the Cincinnati Bengals practice squad
2009 CFL Stamps and also spent time with the San Diego Chargers. He signed with the
0 2 2 Indianapolis Colts on Jan. 20, 2010.

Pro path College

Calgary signed Arthur as a free agent on July 19, 2010. The Stampeders
originally drafted Arthur in the first round (sixth overall) of the 2007 CFL
draft and he signed on Sept. 22, 2008. He was traded to Winnipeg on
July 20, 2009, along with defensive lineman Odell Willis, receiver Titus
Ryan, offensive lineman Derek Armstrong and fourth- and sixth-round
draft picks in 2010 in exchange for receiver Romby Bryant, receiver Arjei
Franklin, a third-round pick in 2010 and the rights to an undisclosed
negotiation-list player. He was signed as an undrafted free agent by the
NFL’s Kansas City Chiefs in April of 2008 and released in August of that
year.
2009
Arthur did not see any action during the season because of a foot injury.
Career highlights
• Dressed for 2008 Grey Cup victory in Montreal
• Played his first CFL game against Sept. 27, 2008 against Toronto
• Made three special-teams tackles in his CFL debut
College
Arthur attended Akron University from 2003 to 2007. In 2007, he was
named player of the month for October and was the Fred Sefton Award
recipient for offensive performance. Arthur was a nominee for the
James Horrigan Male Athlete of the Year award. He established Zips
records for receptions (184) and yards (2,653).
Notable
Arthur attended CEGEP at Vanier College in St-Laurent, Que. The Chee-
tahs recorded a 42-4 record during Arthur’s time there.
Cadogan played four seasons with the Penn State Nittany Lions and
started 31 of 42 games, including the last 26 in a row. He was named
All-Big 10 first team after his senior season as he helped the Nittany
Lions average more than 200 yards rushing per game. He was given the
Ridge Riley Award presented to the senior player demonstrating sports-
manship, scholarship, leadership and friendship.
Notable
Cadogan attended Portsmouth High School in Ohio and lettered in
football, basketball track and field and swimming. An avid musician, he
plays the trumpet and has released two gospel albums.
ZAC CARLSON
#54
Offensive lineman
College: Weber State
Height: 6.04
Weight: 300
Born: Aug. 8, 1987
Birthplace: Winnipeg, MB
CFL: Entering 2nd season
Stamps: Entering 1st season
Non-import
PRO PATH
Calgary signed Carlson as a free agent on June 25, 2010. He was a
supplemental draft pick of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in 2009.
COLLEGE
Carlson played both guard and tackle in three years at Weber State and
made eight starts during the 2008 season. As a sophomore in 2007, he
was the backup for Dimitri Tsoumpas — who went on to play for the
Stampeders — and saw action in three games.

NOTABLE
Carlson was born in Winnipeg and grew up in San Jacinto, Calif., where
he attended San Jacinto High School. He helped San Jacinto win a
league championship in 2004 and was a three-time league all-star in
high school.
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daryll clark KHARI LONG
#17 #92
Quarterback Defensive lineman
College: Penn State College: Baylor
Height: 6.02 Height: 6.04
Weight: 233 Weight: 265
Born: Feb. 5, 1986 Born: May 23, 1982
Birthplace: Youngstown, OH Birthplace: Wichita Falls, TX
CFL: Entering 1st season CFL: Entering 2nd season
Stamps: Entering 1st season Stamps: Entering 1st season
Import Import

Pro path Games played

Calgary signed Clark as a free agent on Aug. 3, 2010. He was signed as Regular season
an undrafted free agent by the National Football League’s Washington 2009 CFL Stamps
Redskins in April of 2010. 13 13 0
Playoffs
College 2009 CFL Stamps
Clark played four years at Penn State and was the Nittany Lions’ starter 1 1 0
for his final two seasons. He was named the Big Ten’s all-conference
quarterback in 2009 after completing 60.9 per cent of his passes (232 Pro path
for 381) and throwing for 3,003 yards and a school-record 24 touch- Calgary signed Long as a free agent on Oct. 6, 2010. He signed with the
downs. He also rushed for 211 yards and seven majors. He was named Hamilton Tiger-Cats on July 12, 2009, and was released on Sept. 15,
co-winner of the 2009 Chicago Tribune Silver Football as the most valu- 2010. He was chosen in the sixth round (199th overall) by the Kansas
able player in the Big Ten. Clark was also all-Big Ten in 2008 when he City Chiefs in the 2005 National Football League draft. He played one
threw for 2,592 yards and 19 touchdowns and ran for 282 yards and 10 game for the Chiefs in 2005. He has also spent time on the practice
majors. He is Penn State’s career leader with 43 touchdown passes. roster of the Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys and Buffalo Bills.

Notable 2009
Clark threw for 1,800 yards and 18 touchdowns in his senior season at Long played in 13 regular-season games and one playoff contest for
Ursuline High School and was named second-team Division IV All-Ohio. the Ticats in his first CFL season. He led Hamilton with 10 sacks and
He studied telecommunications and journalism at Penn State. was tied for fifth overall in the CFL in that category. He made 34 tackles,
including two tackles for loss, and forced one fumble. He had a total of
three two-sack games.
robert henderson
#93 Career highlights
Defensive lineman • Made his CFL debut on July 1, 2009, and recorded a pair of sacks
College: Southern Miss against Toronto
Height: 6.03 • From Sept. 25-Oct. 12, 2009, he recorded sacks in three consecutive
Weight: 280 games
Born: Nov. 9, 1983 • Recorded three two-sack games during the 2009 season
Birthplace: Ponchatoula, LA • Hamilton’s leader in sacks during the 2009 season with 10
CFL: Entering 1st season
Stamps: Entering 1st season College
Import Long played four seasons for Baylor, seeing action at both defensive
end and defensive tackle. He led the Bears during his sophomore with
Pro path 4.5 sacks. Over the course of his career, he played in 39 games and
Calgary signed Henderson as a free agent on Oct. 19, 2010. He was registered 145 tackles, including 19.5 tackles for loss, nine sacks and
selected in the sixth round (199th overall) by the New York Giants in the two forced fumbles.
2008 National Football League draft. He spent his rookie season on the
injured reserve list and was waived at the end of training camp in 2009. Notable
He was signed to the Jacksonville Jaguars’ practice roster on Sept. 15, Long lettered in both football and basketball at Rider High School in his
2009 and the Detroit Lions’ practice roster on Oct. 14, 2009. The Lions hometown of Wichita Falls, Tex. He has a degree in communications
traded him to the Seattle Seahawks on Apr. 5, 2010, and released on from Baylor.
July 29, 2010.

College
Henderson played four seasons for the Southern Miss Golden Eagles.
He dressed for 46 games and started 33 contests. His career stats
include 173 tackles, including 29.5 tackles for loss, 13.5 sacks, seven
forced fumbles and one fumble recovery. He was a All-Conference USA
first-team selection in 2007, his senior season, when he collected 64
tackles, including 10 tackles for loss, and four sacks.

Notable
Henderson played both offence and defence for Ponchatoula High
School and was voted all-state by the Louisiana Sportswriters. He was a
college teammate of Stampeders defensive lineman Tom Johnson.
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jesse lumsden Corey Mace
#34 #99
Running back Defensive lineman
College: McMaster College: Wyoming
Height: 6.02 Height: 6.03
Weight: 226 Weight: 287
Born: Aug. 3, 1982 Born: Dec. 22, 1985
Birthplace: Burlington, ON Birthplace: Port Moody, BC
CFL: Entering 6th season CFL: Entering 1st season
Stamps: Entering 1st season Stamps: Entering 1st season
Non-Import Non-Import

Games played Pro path

Regular season Calgary acquired Mace’s rights in a trade with the Toronto Argonauts on
2009 CFL Stamps Aug. 21, 2010, in exchange for linebacker Tristan Black and he signed on
1 31 0 Aug. 29, 2010. The Winnipeg Blue Bombers selected him in the second
Playoffs round (11th overall) of the 2007 CFL Canadian Draft. His CFL rights were
2009 CFL Stamps traded to Hamilton in 2008 and then to Toronto in 2009. He signed with
0 0 0 the National Football League’s Buffalo Bills as an undrafted free agent in
2007 and played three games with Buffalo in 2008 and two in 2009.
Pro path
Calgary signed Lumsden as a free agent on Sept. 21, 2010. He was se- College
lected in the first round, sixth overall, by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the Mace played two seasons for the Wyoming Cowboys, playing both
2005 CFL Canadian Draft. He spent four seasons with the Ticats before defensive end and defensive tackle, after transferring from Palomar
joining the Edmonton Eskimos as a free agent on Feb. 16, 2009. In the Community College. In his senior season, Mace led all Cowboys de-
National Football League, Lumsden signed with the Seattle Seahawks in fensive linemen with 51 tackles and earned second-team All-Mountain
2005 and with the Washington Redskins in 2006. West Conference honours. At Palomar in 2004, he was second-team
All-Mission Conference after recording 51 tackles, including 10 tackles
2009 for loss, and seven sacks.
Lumsden appeared in one game for the Eskimos before suffering a
season-ending injury. Notable
Mace starred in both football and basketball at Port Moody Secondary
Career highlights School. He was named British Columbia’s top defensive lineman during
• Made his CFL debut on Sept. 17, 2005, against the Calgary Stamped- his senior season.
eRS
• Returned four kicks for 88 yards in his first CFL game
• Made his first CFL carry on Sept. 30, 2005, against the Edmonton
Eskimos
• Scored his first CFL touchdown on Oct. 14, 2005, against Calgary
• Caught his first CFL touchdown pass on Oct. 21, 2005, against Cal-
gary
• Was Hamilton’s nominee for the CFL’s Most Outstanding Rookie
award in 2005
• Has been named a CFL player of the week on six occasions

College
Lumsden starred for four years at McMaster and was named the Hec
Crighton Trophy winner as the top player in Canadian university football
in 2004. He concluded his career as the leading rusher in McMaster
and Ontario conference history and the third CIS rusher of all-time with
4,138 yards.

Notable
Lumsden competed for Canada as a member of Pierre Lueders’ teams
in both the two-man and four-man bobsled events at the 2010 Winter
Olympics in Vancouver. His father Neil Lumsden was a fullback for
Toronto, Hamilton and Edmonton and won three Grey Cup rings during
his 10-year career.
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SIDDEEQ SHABAZZ dimitri tsoumpas
#8 #67
Linebacker Offensive lineman
College: New Mexico State College: Weber State
Height: 6.00 Height: 6.04
Weight: 205 Weight: 315
Born: Feb. 5, 1981 Born: Sept. 26, 1985
Birthplace: Frankfurt, DE Birthplace: Edmonton, AB
CFL: Entering 4th season CFL: Entering 3rd season
Stamps: Entering 1st season Stamps: Entering 3rd season
Import Non-Import

Games played Games played

Regular season Regular season
2009 CFL Stamps 2009 CFL Stamps
16 52 0 18 36 36
Playoffs Playoffs
2009 CFL Stamps 2009 CFL Stamps
0 2 0 2 4 4

Pro path Pro path

Calgary signed Shabazz as a free agent on Oct. 6, 2010. He first came
to the CFL in 2007 when he signed with Edmonton Eskimos. After two
seasons with the Esks, he was traded to Winnipeg on Feb. 16, 2009, in
exchange for defensive lineman Kai Ellis. He was released by the Blue
Bombers on Apr. 16, 2010. He was selected in seventh round (246th
overall) by the Oakland Raiders in the 2003 National Football League
draft. He played four games for the Raiders and seven games for the
Atlanta Falcons in 2003, 15 games for the Falcons in 2004 and two
games for the New Orleans Saints in 2005. He played for NFL Europe’s
Rhein Fire in 2006.
2009
Shabazz dressed in 16 games for the Blue Bombers and was tied
for third on the team in both tackles (72) and interceptions (four). He
returned two of the interceptions for touchdowns, the first in a July 10
game and Calgary and the second the following week against Hamilton.
He had a two-interception game against Toronto on Aug. 1. Shabazz
also registered 14 special-teams tackles, a forced fumble and two
fumble recoveries.
Career highlights
• Made his CFL for the Eskimos on June 28, 2007, and made nine
tackles
• Recorded his first CFL sack on July 20, 2007, against Saskatchewan’s
Kerry Joseph
• His first CFL interception came on Aug. 8, 2008, against the BC Lions
• Recorded a two-sack game against the Montreal Alouettes on Oct. 31,
2008
• Returned interceptions for touchdowns in back-to-back games during
the 2009 season
• Had two interceptions against the Toronto Argonauts on Aug. 1, 2009
College
Shabazz played four seasons at New Mexico State, primarily as a
safety, and recorded 233 tackles, four sacks, four interceptions, seven
knockdowns, three fumble recoveries and five forced fumbles in 46
games. He was named to the All-Sun Belt Conference first team in both
2001 and 2002.
Notable
Shabazz was born in Germany, where his parents were stationed
with the U.S. military, and he grew up in Las Cruces, N.M. His brother
Shukree was a teammate at New Mexico State and had a tryout for the
Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2006.
Calgary selected Tsoumpas in the first round (second overall) of the
2008 CFL Canadian Draft and signed him on May 1, 2008. The Edmon-
ton native was chosen with a pick acquired in a draft-day trade with the
Eskimos. He attended training camp with the National Football League’s
Miami Dolphins in 2010 before rejoining the Stampeders.
2009
For the second time in as many seasons, Tsoumpas was the starter
at right guard for Calgary for all 18 regular-season games and two
playoff contests. He and left tackle Ben Archibald were the only two
Stampeders offensive linemen to start every game in 2009. Tsoumpas
was named a West Division all-star and was Calgary’s nominee for the
Most Oustanding Canadian award. He was part of an offensive line that
allowed the Stampeders to rank second in offensive yards from scrim-
mage. Calgary was first in rushing offence and running back Joffrey
Reynolds won his second consecutive league rushing title.
Career highlights
• Made his CFL debut June 26, 2008 against BC
• Has been a starter for each of his 42 games in the CFL
• Calgary’s nominee for the league’s outstanding rookie in 2008
• Calgary’s nominee for Most Outstanding Canadian in 2009
• West Division all-star in 2009
• Started all 18 games as a rookie, as well as the West Final and Grey
Cup
College
Tsoumpas started every game during his senior season for the We-
ber State Wildcats and was selected to the 2007 Big Sky Conference
Second Team. He was a key contributor on a Wildcats offensive line
that allowed the fewest quarterback sacks in the conference. He helped
anchor the right side of the offensive line that aided running back Trevyn
Smith in leading the BSC in rushing for the second consecutive year.
Joined Weber State as a true freshman and was part of the starting
lineup until sidelined by injury. Earned Honourable Mention All-Big Sky
Conference honours in 2006.
Notable
Tsoumpas, who resides in Calgary year-round, is the second player
selected by the Stamps from Weber State, joining former offensive line-
man Bruce Covernton. He was part of three straight city championship
teams for Edmonton’s Strathcona Composite high school.