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This image, made by me, is a simulation of the field at McMahon Stadium in Calgary

The Calgary Stampeders Fan Page - I wouldn't normally put a link to a personal fan page here, but this fan certainly did a impressive job on his, which is why it is here. The only bad part about the page is that it hasn't been updated in close to 2 years. Of particular note on this page is a near-complete list of the differences between Canadian and American rules.

If you read the page about me, you know that I am a basketball referee. Here are links to the refereeing and basketball associations for Canada, Alberta, and Calgary:

	Canadian Association of Basketball Officials Association Canadien des Arbitres de Basketball
Canada Basketball
	Alberta Basketball Officials' Association
Basketball Alberta
	Calgary Basketball Officials' Association
Calgaryhoops.net Calgary High School Basketball

University of Calgary Dinos
2003-4 CIS NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
Women's Volleyball

2003-4 CANADA WEST CHAMPIONS
Men's Basketball

GO DINOS! University of Calgary Dinos - what university student doesn't cheer for the home team? I'm a member of the Dinos' event staff so I am there almost all of the Dinos home games, be they football, soccer, volleyball, or basketball, which means that many times I was there to see them kick some serious ass. I'm also the person who best knows how to work the scoreboard in the gym, including the scorekeepers

Canadian Interuniversity Sport - analagous to the NCAA south of the border, the CIS (formerly CIAU) is the governing body of university athletics in Canada, composed of the Canada West, Ontario, Québec, and Atlantic conferences.

Calgary Hitmen of the Western Hockey League - junior league hockey ranking among the best in the world. 1999 WHL Champions and Memorial Cup Finalists, the Hitmen are part of the Western Hockey League, which is the western division of the Canadian Hockey League.

Calgary Roughnecks of the National Lacrosse League - apparently this league has been around for quite some time, but nobody ever heard anything about it until the Toronto Rock started making noise a few years ago. Now the NLL is in an expansion boom, with teams from Calgary (Roughnecks), Vancouver (Ravens), Montréal (Xpress), and New Jersey (Storm) joining for the 2001-2002 season.

Calgary Cannons of the Pacific Coast League (AAA). Unfortunately, after 18 seasons in Calgary, the Cannons moved to Albuquerque after the 2002 season. That sounds like a Simpsons episode doesn't it? But wait, it gets better... the new Albuquerque team is called the Isotopes. I was there September 2, 2002 to see the last few innings in Cannons history, and saw the Guns score a spectacular 9th inning come-from-behind victory against the Edmonton Trappers. They had tied the score 13-13, 2 out, Matt Erickson on second base with Kevin Hooper at the plate. On the 2-2 pitch, Hooper swung and missed for strike 3, but the catcher missed as well, and his throw to first was low, allowing Hooper to reach safely. Meanwhile, Erickson was flying around third, and was able to cross home with the winning run... YAY!

NCAA Basketball Championships - March 14 was Selection Sunday for the 2004 edition of March Madness, and within 12 hours I had my big scoreboard ready to go. This year's Final Four will take place in San Antonio, Texas, with the winner being crowned on April 5. You can also see summaries of the 2003 and 2002 tournaments.

Indiana's Game - Indiana University basketball - as far as I'm concerned, the best basketball comes out of the NCAA; the NBA doesn't even come close as far as excitement goes. My favorite NCAA team is the Indiana Hoosiers, partially due to... heavy influence, hehehe The Hoosiers did very well in 2002, making a brilliant run to the NCAA Championship game, after having disposed of Duke, ranked #1 nationally, and Oklahoma, ranked #3, thanks in part to spectacular 3-point shooting. Unfortunately the 2-point shooting was far from perfect in the final game against Maryland, and Indiana came up on the short end.