Calgary Jr. B Mountaineers

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Calgary Jr. B Mountaineers
Founded1990s
League Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League
Based in Calgary, Alberta
ColoursBlack, Silver, Maroon/Blue and White
Head coachWayne Sutherland
Championships2000, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 RMLL & 2009 Founders Cup
Website Jr B Mountaineers

The Calgary Mountaineers are a box lacrosse organization based out of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The organization represents teams at three levels of the Rocky Mountain Lacrosse League: a Senior B squad, along with a Junior A team and a Junior B team.

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History

The Junior B Mountaineers were created in the late 1990s, and have won the Alberta Provincial Championship in 2000, 2004, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013.

In the 2009 season, the Mounties finished the regular season first overall in Alberta with a nearly unfettered record of 19–1. On August 22, 2009, the Junior B Mountaineers doing what only two non-Ontarian teams have done before upset the OLA Junior B Lacrosse League's Clarington Green Gaels 8–4 to win Alberta's first Founders Cup since 1999, finishing the season with an overall record of 29–3.

Founders Cup

CANADIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS

YearRound RobinRecord
W-L-T
StandingQuarter-finalSemifinalBronze Medal GameGold Medal Game
2000
Bowmanville, ON
L, Iroquois Nation 4-193-2-0 ?L, Clarington Green Gaels  ?-?L, Elora Mohawks  ?-?
2004
Elora, ON
L, Delta Islanders 6-7
W, Saskatoon Smash 22-4
W, Sherbrooke Extreme 18-1
L, Elora Mohawks 4-11
2-2-03rd of 5
Black Division
N/AW, Iroquois Nation 14-8
(Tier II Semifinal)
W, Manitoba Buffalo 7-4
(Tier II Final)
N/A
2007
Kamloops, BC
L, Iroquois Nation 9-12
OTW, Calgary Shamrocks 6-5
W, Saskatoon SWAT 8-2
L, Coquitlam Adanacs 4-6
2-2-03rd of 5
Pool B
W, Kamloops Venom 11-4L, Coquitlam Adanacs 3-7L, Calgary Shamrocks 5-6N/A
2008
Guelph, ON
W, Calgary Chill 16-3
W, Port Coquitlam Saints 9-4
W, Longueuil Patriotes 10-5
L, Six Nations Rebels 3-9
W, Saskatoon SWAT 8-4
4-1-02nd of 6
Pool B
L, Iroquois Nation 4-9N/AN/AN/A
2009
Edmonton, AB
W, Red Deer Rampage 14-4
W, Winnipeg Gryphons 21-6
L, Clarington Green Gaels 6-10
W, Saskatchewan SWAT 10-2
3-1-01st of 4
Pool A
N/AW, Red Deer Rampage 8-5N/AW, Clarington Green Gaels 8-4
CHAMPIONS
2010
Etobicoke, ON
W, Moncton Mavericks 22-1
W, Saskatchewan SWAT 13-4
L, Halton Hills Bulldogs 3-7
W, Winnipeg Gryphons 16-4
W, Onondaga Jr. Redhawks 16-9
4-1-02nd of 6
Barb Cormier Division
W, Edmonton Warriors 7-3L, Mimico Mountaineers 5-8L, Kamloops Venom 3-8N/A
2011
Saskatoon, SK
L, Six Nations Rebels 11-14
W, Saskatchewan Selects 21-4
W, Saskatchewan SWAT 11-10
W, Winnipeg Gryphons 12-7
W, Montreal Phoenix 14-0
4-1-02nd of 6N/AN/AN/AL, Six Nations Rebels 11-14
2012
Hagersville, ON
W, Team Nova Scotia 10-8
W, Kamloops Venom 14-4
W, Manitoba Gryphons 16-8
T, Six Nations Rebels 6-6
3-0-1Tied-1st of 5
Group B
N/AL, Akwesasne Indians 8-11W, Onondaga Jr. Redhawks 17-11N/A
2013
Winnipeg, MB
L, Six Nations Rebels 7-16
W, Manitoba Selects 19-11
W, Team Nova Scotia 12-7
2-1-02nd of 4
Pool B
W, Saskatoon SWAT 20-2W, Team Nova Scotia 15-10N/AL, Six Nations Rebels 12-17


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