Calgary Stampeders all-time records and statistics

Last updated October 28, 2024

The following is a select list of Calgary Stampeders all-time records and statistics current to the 2024 CFL season. Each category lists the top five players, where known, except for when the fifth place player is tied in which case all players with the same number are listed.

Service

Most games played

276 – Mark McLoughlin (1988–2003)
228 – René Paredes (2011–19, 2021–24)
224 – Larry Robinson (1961–74)
223 – Jay McNeil (1994–2007)
216 – Jamie Crysdale (1993–2005)

Most seasons played

16 – Mark McLoughlin (1988–2003)
14 – Larry Robinson (1961–74)
14 – Jay McNeil (1994–2007)
13 – Stu Laird (1984–96)
13 – Alondra Johnson (1991–2003)
13 – Jamie Crysdale (1993–2005)
13 – René Paredes (2011–19, 2021–24)

Scoring

Most points – career

2957 – Mark McLoughlin (1988–2003)
2286 – René Paredes (2011–19, 2021–24)
1275 – J.T. Hay (1979–88)
1030 – Larry Robinson (1961–75)
930 – Sandro DeAngelis (2005–09)

Most points – season

220 – Mark McLoughlin (1995)
220 – Mark McLoughlin (1996)
217 – Sandro DeAngelis (2008)
215 – Mark McLoughlin (1993)
214 – Sandro DeAngelis (2006)

Most points – game

30 – Earl Lunsford – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 3, 1962
26 – Mark McLoughlin – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, August 5, 1996
24 – Gene Filipski – at BC Lions, November 5, 1961
24 – Herm Harrison – at Winnipeg Blue Bombers, September 2, 1970
24 – Jon Cornish – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, August 9, 2013
24 – Romar Morris – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 8, 2018
24 – Reggie Begelton – versus Montreal Alouettes, August 17, 2019
24 – Tommy Stevens – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 10, 2022

Most touchdowns – career

117 – Allen Pitts (1990–2000)
76 – Kelvin Anderson (1996–2002)
67 – Nik Lewis (2004–14)
62 – Tom Forzani (1973–83)
61 – Joffrey Reynolds (2004–11)

Most touchdowns – season

21 – Allen Pitts (1994)
19 – Tony Stewart (1994)
17 – Terry Evanshen (1967)
16 – Kelvin Anderson (1998)
15 – eight times, most recently Romby Bryant (2010)

Most touchdowns – game

5 – Earl Lunsford – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 3, 1962
4 – Gene Filipski – at BC Lions, November 5, 1961
4 – Herm Harrison – at Winnipeg Blue Bombers, September 2, 1970
4 – Jon Cornish – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, August 9, 2013
4 – Romar Morris – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 8, 2018
4 – Reggie Begelton – versus Montreal Alouettes, August 17, 2019
4 – Tommy Stevens – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 10, 2022

Most rushing touchdowns – career

55 – Earl Lunsford (1956, 1959–63)
53 – Joffrey Reynolds (2004–11)
52 – Kelvin Anderson (1996–2002)
45 – James Sykes (1978–83)
44 – Jon Cornish (2007–15)

Most rushing touchdowns – season

14 – Tony Stewart (1994)
13 – Earl Lunsford (1960)
13 – Lovell Coleman (1963)
13 – James Sykes (1978)
12 – Jon Cornish (2013)

Most rushing touchdowns – game

5 – Earl Lunsford – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 3, 1962
4 – Jon Cornish – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, August 9, 2013
4 – Tommy Stevens – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 10, 2022
3 – 17 times, most recently Jerome Messam – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, July 29, 2017

Most receiving touchdowns – career

117 – Allen Pitts (1990–2000)
65 – Nik Lewis (2004–14)
62 – Tom Forzani (1973–83)
57 – Travis Moore (1994, 1996–2002)
50 – Willie Armstead (1976–82)

Most receiving touchdowns – season

21 – Allen Pitts (1994)
17 – Terry Evanshen (1967)
15 – Allen Pitts (1991)
15 – Dave Sapunjis (1993)
15 – Travis Moore (2000)
15 – Romby Bryant (2010)

Most receiving touchdowns – game

4 – Herm Harrison – at Winnipeg Blue Bombers, September 2, 1970
4 – Reggie Begelton – versus Montreal Alouettes, August 17, 2019
3 – 12 times, most recently Maurice Price – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 2, 2013

Passing

Most passing yards – career

32,541 – Bo Levi Mitchell (2012–2019, 2021–22)
32,191 – Henry Burris (1998–99, 2005–11)
20,551 – Doug Flutie (1992–95)
16,741 – Peter Liske (1966–68, 1973–74)
16,449 – Jeff Garcia (1994–98)

Most passing yards – season

6092 – Doug Flutie (1993)
5945 – Doug Flutie (1992)
5726 – Doug Flutie (1994)
5385 – Bo Levi Mitchell (2016)
5124 – Bo Levi Mitchell (2018)

Most passing yards – game

556 – Doug Flutie – at Ottawa Rough Riders, August 6, 1993
553 – Peter Liske – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, September 29, 1968
547 – Doug Flutie – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 23, 1993
546 – Jeff Garcia – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 4, 1995
495 – Joe Barnes – at BC Lions, August 17, 1985

Most pass completions – career

2496 – Bo Levi Mitchell (2012–19, 2021–22)
2267 – Henry Burris (1998–99, 2005–11)
1438 – Doug Flutie (1992–95)
1250 – Jeff Garcia (1994–98)
1145 – Peter Liske (1966–68, 1973–74)

Most pass completions – season

416 – Doug Flutie (1993)
412 – Bo Levi Mitchell (2016)
403 – Doug Flutie (1994)
396 – Doug Flutie (1992)
381 – Henry Burris (2008)

Most pass completions – game

37 – Doug Flutie – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 23, 1993
34 – Ken Johnson – at BC Lions, August 29, 1981
34 – Doug Flutie – versus Toronto Argonauts, July 28, 1993
34 – Marcus Crandell – at Edmonton Eskimos, September 10, 2004
34 – Bo Levi Mitchell – at Montreal Alouettes, July 14, 2017

Most passing touchdowns – career

203 – Henry Burris (1998–99, 2005–11)
188 – Bo Levi Mitchell (2012–19, 2021–22)
140 – Doug Flutie (1992–95)
111 – Peter Liske (1966–68, 1973–74)
106 – Jeff Garcia (1994–98)

Most passing touchdowns – season

48 – Doug Flutie (1994)
44 – Doug Flutie (1993)
40 – Peter Liske (1967)
39 – Henry Burris (2008)
38 – Henry Burris (2010)

Most passing touchdowns – game

6 – Peter Liske – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 15, 1967
6 – Doug Flutie – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, July 23, 1994
6 – Jeff Garcia – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 4, 1995
6 – Dave Dickenson – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, July 28, 2000
5 – eight times, most recently Henry Burris – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 18, 2008

Best completion percentage – career (minimum 100 attempts)

72.6 – Nick Arbuckle (2018–19)
68.3 – Jake Maier (2021–24)
66.7 – Kevin Glenn (2012–13)
66.4 – Drew Tate (2009–16)
65.1 – Dave Dickenson (1997–2000, 2008)

Best completion percentage – season (minimum 100 attempts)

74.7 – Jake Maier (2022)
73.1 – Nick Arbuckle (2019)
72.3 – Jake Maier (2024)
68.0 – Bo Levi Mitchell (2016)
67.1 – Doug Flutie (1995)

Best completion percentage – game (minimum 20 attempts)

91.7 – Jake Maier – (22/24) – versus Toronto Argonauts, August 4, 2023
90.9 – Bo Levi Mitchell – (20/22) – at Toronto Argonauts, June 23, 2018
87.9 – Bo Levi Mitchell – (29/33) – at Winnipeg Blue Bombers, July 26, 2013
86.4 – Nick Arbuckle – (19/22) – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, July 6, 2019
85.0 – Mike McCoy – (17/20) – at Toronto Argonauts, October 9, 1999

Rushing

Most rushing yards – career

9213 – Joffrey Reynolds (2004–11)
8292 – Kelvin Anderson (1996–2002)
6994 – Earl Lunsford (1956, 1959–63)
6844 – Jon Cornish (2007–15)
6395 – Lovell Coleman (1960–67)

Most rushing yards – season(all 1000 yard rushers included)

1896 – Willie Burden (1975)
1813 – Jon Cornish (2012)
1794 – Earl Lunsford (1961)
1629 – Lovell Coleman (1964)
1541 – Joffrey Reynolds (2006)
1509 – Lovell Coleman – 1965
1504 - Joffrey Reynolds – 2009
1457 - Jon Cornish – 2012
1453 - Joffrey Reynolds – 2005
1383 - Kelvin Anderson – 2001
1343 - Earl Lunsford – 1960
1343 - Lovell Coleman – 1963
1325 - Kelvin Anderson – 1998
1310 - Joffrey Reynolds – 2008
1306 - Kelvin Anderson – 1999
1283 - Earl Lunsford – 1956
1263 - James Sykes – 1980
1231 - Joffrey Reynolds – 2007
1200 - Joffrey Reynolds – 2010
1198 - Jerome Messam – 2016
1153 - Gary Allen – 1986
1135 - Hugh McKinnis – 1970
1120 - Tony Stewart – 1994
1107 - James Sykes – 1981
1088 - Kelvin Anderson – 1997
1088 - Ka'Deem Carey – 2022
1082 - Jon Cornish – 2014
1074 - Kelvin Anderson – 2002
1068 - Kelvin Anderson – 1996
1048 - Kelvin Anderson – 2000
1046 - James Sykes – 1982
1043 - Howard Waugh – 1954
1032 - Willie Burden – 1977
1027 - Earl Lunsford – 1959
1020 - James Sykes – 1978
1016 - Earl Lunsford – 1962
1016 - Jerome Messam – 2017

Most rushing yards – game

238 – Lovell Coleman – at Hamilton Tiger-Cats, September 15, 1964
238 – Willie Burden – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, November 2, 1975
224 – Lovell Coleman – versus Edmonton Eskimos, August 18, 1965
211 – Earl Lunsford – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 5, 1960
209 – Earl Lunsford – versus BC Lions, November 5, 1961

Most rushing attempts – career

1670 – Kelvin Anderson (1996–2002)
1590 – Joffrey Reynolds (2004–11)
1242 – Willie Burden (1974–81)
1199 – Earl Lunsford (1956, 1959–63)
1084 – Lovell Coleman (1960–67)

Most rushing attempts – season

332 – Willie Burden (1975)
296 – Earl Lunsford (1961)
262 – Kelvin Anderson (1999)
262 – Kelvin Anderson (2000)
260 – Lovell Coleman (1964)

Most rushing attempts – game

36 – Lovell Coleman – at Winnipeg Blue Bombers, August 12, 1963
34 – Willie Burden – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, November 2, 1975
31 – Earl Lunsford – versus BC Lions, November 5, 1961
29 – Joffrey Reynolds – versus Ottawa Renegades, September 22, 2005
29 – Kelvin Anderson – versus Edmonton Eskimos, October 25, 1998

Most 1000-yard seasons – career

7 – Kelvin Anderson (1996–2002)
6 – Joffrey Reynolds (2005–11)
5 – Earl Lunsford (1956, 1959–63)
4 – James Sykes (1978–83)
3 – Lovell Coleman (1960–67)
3 – Jon Cornish (2007–15)

Receiving

Most receiving yards – career

14,891 – Allen Pitts (1990–2000)
11,250 – Nik Lewis (2004–14)
8285 – Tom Forzani (1973–83)
7536 – Travis Moore (1996–2002)
6693 – Herm Harrison (1964–72)

Most receiving yards – season

2036 – Allen Pitts (1994)
1764 – Allen Pitts (1991)
1662 – Terry Evanshen (1967)
1655 – Dave Sapunjis (1995)
1591 – Allen Pitts (1992)

Most receiving yards – game

249 – Kamar Jorden – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, August 25, 2018
237 – Herm Harrison – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, September 29, 1968
230 – Brian Wiggins – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 23, 1993
217 – Derrick Crawford – at Ottawa Rough Riders, August 6, 1993
216 – Bob Shaw – at Edmonton Eskimos, October 11, 1952

Most receptions – career

966 – Allen Pitts (1990–2000)
805 – Nik Lewis (2004–14)
553 – Tom Forzani (1973–83)
470 – Travis Moore (1996–2002)
468 – Vince Danielsen (1994–2001)

Most receptions – season

126 – Allen Pitts (1994)
118 – Allen Pitts (1991)
111 – Dave Sapunjis (1995)
103 – Allen Pitts (1992)
103 – Dave Sapunjis (1993)

Most receptions – game

16 – Brian Wiggins – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 23, 1993
14 – Mike Levenseller – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, August 19, 1984
13 – Chuck Holloway – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, September 15, 1958
13 – Dave Sapunjis – at Birmingham Barracudas, August 26, 1995
12 – seven times, most recently Kamar Jorden – at Edmonton Elks, September 11, 2021

Most consecutive games with a reception

166 – Nik Lewis – (2004–14)
85 – Allen Pitts – (1990–95)
82 – Allen Pitts – (1996–2000)
81 – Ken-Yon Rambo – (2006–11)
78 – Marquay McDaniel – (2012–17)

Interceptions

Most interceptions – career

50 – Larry Robinson (1961–75)
35 – Harvey Wylie (1956–64)
34 – Terry Irvin (1977–93, 1985)
30 – Frank Andruski (1966–73)
28 – Wayne Harris (1961–72)
28 – Jerry Keeling (1978–83)

Most interceptions – season

10 – Harvey Wylie (1959)
10 – Vernon Roberson (1975)
10 – Rich Robinson (1994)
10 – Greg Knox (1994)
9 – Rae Ross (1958)
9 – Larry Robinson (1963)
9 – Al Burleson (1979)

Most interceptions – game

3 – many players, most recently Tre Roberson – versus Ottawa Redblacks, June 15, 2019

Most interception return yards – career

756 – Keon Raymond (2008–15)
717 – Larry Robinson (1961–75)
676 – Frank Andruski (1966–73)
563 – Darrell Moir (1979–85)
526 – Ray Odums (1977–84)

Most interception return yards – season

246 – Dwight Anderson (2010)
237 – Keon Raymond (2011)
204 – Frank Andruski (1973)
203 – Keon Raymond (2014)
202 – Darryl Hall (1992)

Most interception return yards – game

138 – Jackie Kellogg – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, September 16, 2000
131 – William Fields – at Edmonton Eskimos, September 7, 2001
117 – Keon Raymond – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, August 12, 2011
115 – Karl Anthony – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 10, 1993
113 – Nate Terry – at Edmonton Eskimos, September 9, 2005

Tackles

Note: Tackles were first recorded in 1987, but there was no differentiation between Defensive and Special Teams tackles. Those categorical differences were added in 1991.

Most defensive tackles – career

916 – Alondra Johnson (1991–2003)
644 – Brandon Smith (2008–19)
531 – Matt Finlay (1987–95)
530 – Richie Hall (1983–87)
438 – Jamar Wall (2012–19, 2021)

Most defensive tackles – season

131 – Micah Awe (2023)
123 – Alex Singleton (2017)
123 – Alex Singleton (2018)
122 – Doug Landry (1989)
116 – George White (2005)

Most defensive tackles – game

13 – Greg Peterson – at Winnipeg Blue Bombers, September 13, 1987
13 – Alex Singleton – versus Edmonton Eskimos, September 4, 2017
13 – Micah Awe – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 13, 2023
13 – Micah Awe – versus Winnipeg Blue Bombers, October 27, 2023
12 – George White – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, October 14, 2005
12 – Cory Greenwood – at Winnipeg Blue Bombers, August 8, 2019
12 – Darnell Sankey – at Hamilton Tiger-Cats, September 17, 2021
12 – Darnell Sankey – at BC Lions, November 12, 2021
12 – Micah Awe – versus BC Lions, June 8, 2023

Most special teams tackles – career

158 – Raymond Biggs (1993–2000)
139 – Aldi Henry (1997–2002)
105 – Greg Frers (1993–95, 1998–2002)
96 – Roger Reinson (1994–99)
95 – Charlie Power (2014–19, 2021–23)

Most special teams tackles – season

35 – Aldi Henry (2001)
33 – Dave Sapunjis (1991)
31 – Raymond Biggs (1996)
27 – Paul Clatney (1991)
27 – Roger Reinson (1997)

Most special teams tackles – game

7 – Paul Clatney – versus BC Lions, July 11, 1991

Quarterback sacks

Note: Sacks were first recorded in 1981.

Most sacks – career

99 – Will Johnson (1989–96)
99 – Charleston Hughes (2008–17)
72 – Stu Laird (1984–96)
43 – Alondra Johnson (1991–2003)
41 – Micah Johnson (2013–18)

Most sacks – season

19 – Harold Hallman (1986)
18 – Charleston Hughes (2013)
17 – Will Johnson (1994)
16 – Will Johnson (1990)
16 – Kent Warnock (1990)
16 – Charleston Hughes (2016)

Most sacks – game

4 – Harold Hallman – versus Edmonton Eskimos, June 24, 1986
4 – Stu Laird – versus Edmonton Eskimos, June 24, 1986
4 – Alvis Satele – versus Toronto Argonauts, October 13, 1986
4 – Will Johnson – versus Las Vegas Posse, October 2, 1994
4 – Anwar Stewart – versus BC Lions, October 26, 2012

Field goals

Most Field Goals – career

664 – Mark McLoughlin (1988–2003)
587 – René Paredes (2011–19, 2021–24)
282 – J.T. Hay (1979–88)
218 – Sandro DeAngelis (2005–09)
171 – Larry Robinson (1961–75)

Most field goals – season

56 – Sandro DeAngelis (2006)
56 – René Paredes (2016)
54 – Mark McLoughlin (1996)
54 – René Paredes (2013)
54 – René Paredes (2022)

Most field goals – game

8 – Mark McLoughlin – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, August 5, 1996
6 – 12 times, most recently, René Paredes – versus Hamilton Tiger-Cats, June 7, 2024

Highest field goal accuracy – career (minimum 100 attempts)

87.9% – René Paredes (2011–19, 2021–24)
83.8% – Sandro DeAngelis (2005–09)
73.7% – Mark McLoughlin (1988–2003)
70.1% – J.T. Hay (1979–88)
60.9% – Cyril McFall (1974–78)

Highest field goal accuracy – season (minimum 30 attempts)

94.74% – René Paredes (2013)
93.18% – René Paredes (2024)
93.02% – René Paredes (2012)
91.67% – René Paredes (2021)
91.38% – René Paredes (2017)

Longest field goal

58 yards – Mark McLoughlin – at Saskatchewan Roughriders, October 9, 1988
57 yards – René Paredes – versus Edmonton Elks, September 2, 2024
57 yards – J. T. Hay – versus Ottawa Rough Riders, September 14, 1984
56 – several times, most recently, Sandro DeAngelis – versus Saskatchewan Roughriders, July 23, 2005

Most consecutive field goals

39 – René Paredes (2012–13)
32 – René Paredes (2016)
30 – René Paredes (2021–22)
25 – René Paredes (2023–2024)
21 – René Paredes (2015)

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References

Calgary Stampeders 2023 Media Guide
Calgary Stampeders 2019 Media Guide
Labour Day Classic 2017 Game Notes
2024 Game Notes
CFL website

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West Division	BC Lions Calgary Stampeders Edmonton Elks Saskatchewan Roughriders Winnipeg Blue Bombers
East Division	Hamilton Tiger-Cats Montreal Alouettes Ottawa Redblacks (See also: Ottawa Football Club) Toronto Argonauts
Defunct teams	Ottawa Rough Riders Ottawa Renegades CFL USA
League	Team Individual Coaching wins Attendance Dual-threat quarterback records
Annual leaders	Passing Receiving Rushing 1,000 rushing yards in a season Yards

v t e Calgary Stampeders
Founded in 1935 Based in Calgary, Alberta
Franchise	Records Seasons Head coaches Starting quarterbacks Mascot
Stadiums	Mewata Stadium McMahon Stadium
Lore	Labour Day Classic Battle of Alberta Canada Day Games Norman Kwong Perfect season
Important figures	Willie Burden Tom Forzani Doug Flutie Dean Griffing Wayne Harris Herman Harrison John Helton John Hufnagel Jerry Keeling Earl "The Earthquake" Lunsford Don Luzzi Tony Pajaczkowski Allen Pitts Rocco Romano Paul Rowe Harvey Wylie
Retired numbers	5 10 13 18 22 55 67 75
Key personnel	Owners: Calgary Sports and Entertainment, John Forzani, Ted Hellard and Doug Mitchell. General Manager: John Hufnagel Head Coach: Dave Dickenson
Grey Cup championships (8)	1948 1971 1992 1998 2001 2008 2014 2018
Western Division championships (17)	1948 1949 1968 1970 1971 1991 1992 1995 1998 1999 2001 2008 2012 2014 2016 2017 2018
Current league affiliations	League: Canadian Football League Division: West