List of Calgary Stampeders seasons

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This is a complete list of seasons competed by the Calgary Stampeders , a Canadian Football League team. The team was founded in 1945. Throughout their history, the Stampeders have won eight Grey Cups.

Grey Cup Championships † West Division Championships *Regular season championships ^
League
season
Club
season
LeagueDivisionFinishWinsLossesTiesPlayoffs
Calgary Stampeders
1945 1945 WIFUNo season playWon W.I.F.U. Semi-Finals (Roughriders) 2–0 series
Lost W.I.F.U. Final (Blue Bombers) 9–6
1946 1946 WIFU1st^530Lost W.I.F.U. Finals (Blue Bombers) 1–1 series
1947 1947 WIFU2nd440Lost W.I.F.U. Finals (Blue Bombers) 1–2 series
1948 1948 WIFU†*1st^1200Won W.I.F.U. Finals (Roughriders) 1–0–1 series
Won Grey Cup (Rough Riders) 12–7
1949 1949 WIFU*1st^1310Won W.I.F.U. Finals (Roughriders) 1–1 series
Lost Grey Cup (Alouettes) 28–15
1950 1950 WIFU4th4100
1951 1951 WIFU4th4100
1952 1952 WIFU3rd790Lost W.I.F.U. Semi-Finals (Eskimos) 1–1 series
1953 1953 WIFU4th3121
1954 1954 WIFU4th880
1955 1955 WIFU5th4120
1956 1956 WIFU5th4120
1957 1957 WIFU3rd6100Lost W.I.F.U. Semi-Finals (Blue Bombers) 0–1–1 series
1958 1958 CFL W.I.F.U.4th691
1959 1959 CFLW.I.F.U.4th880
1960 1960 CFLW.I.F.U.3rd682Lost West Semi-Finals (Eskimos) 0–2 series
1961 1961 CFLWest3rd790Won West Semi-Finals (Eskimos) 1–1 series
Lost West Finals (Blue Bombers) 0–2 series
1962 1962 CFLWest2nd961Won West Semi-Finals (Roughriders) 2–0 series
Lost West Finals (Blue Bombers) 1–2 series
1963 1963 CFLWest2nd1042Lost West Finals (Roughriders) 1–1 series
1964 1964 CFLWest2nd1240Won West Semi-Finals (Roughriders) 1–1 series
Lost West Finals (Lions) 1–2 series
1965 1965 CFLWest1st^1240Lost West Finals (Blue Bombers) 1–2 series
1966 1966 CFLWest4th691
1967 1967 CFLWest1st^1240Lost West Finals (Roughriders) 1–2 series
1968 1968 CFLWest*2nd1060Won West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 29–13
Won West Finals (Roughriders) 2–0 series
Lost Grey Cup (Rough Riders) 24–21
1969 1969 CFLWest2nd970Won West Semi-Final (Lions) 35–21
Lost West Finals (Roughriders) 0–2 series
1970 1970 CFLWest*3rd970Won West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 16–9
Won West Finals (Roughriders) 2–1 series
Lost Grey Cup (Alouettes) 23–10
1971 1971 CFL†West*1st^961Won West Finals (Roughriders) 2–0 series
Won Grey Cup (Argonauts) 14–11
1972 1972 CFLWest4th6100
1973 1973 CFLWest4th6100
1974 1974 CFLWest5th6100
1975 1975 CFLWest4th6100
1976 1976 CFLWest5th2122
1977 1977 CFLWest5th4120
1978 1978 CFLWest2nd943Won West Semi-Final (Blue Bombers) 38–4
Lost West Final (Eskimos) 26–13
1979 1979 CFLWest2nd1240Won West Semi-Final (Lions) 37–2
Lost West Finals (Eskimos) 19–7
1980 1980 CFLWest3rd970Lost West Semi-Final (Blue Bombers) 32–14
1981 1981 CFLWest5th6100
1982 1982 CFLWest3rd961Lost West Semi-Final (Blue Bombers) 24–3
1983 1983 CFLWest4th880
1984 1984 CFLWest5th6100
1985 1985 CFLWest5th3130
1986 1986 CFLWest4th1170Lost West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 27–18
1987 1987 CFLWest3rd1080Lost West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 30–16
1988 1988 CFLWest4th6120
1989 1989 CFLWest2nd1080Lost West Semi-Final (Roughriders) 33–26
1990 1990 CFLWest1st^1161Lost West Final (Eskimos) 43–23
1991 1991 CFLWest*2nd1170Won West Semi-Final (Lions) 43–41
Won West Final (Eskimos) 38–36
Lost Grey Cup (Argonauts) 36–21
1992 1992 CFL†West*1st^1350Won West Final (Eskimos) 23–22
Won Grey Cup (Blue Bombers) 24–10
1993 1993 CFLWest1st^1530Won West Semi-Final (Lions) 17–9
Lost West Final (Eskimos) 29–15
1994 1994 CFLWest1st^1530Won West Semi-Final (Roughriders) 36–3
Lost West Final (Lions) 37–36
1995 1995 CFLNorth*1st^1530Won North Semi-Final (Tiger-Cats) 31–13
Won North Final (Eskimos) 37–4
Lost Grey Cup (Stallions) 37–20
1996 1996 CFLWest1st^1350Lost West Final (Eskimos) 15–12
1997 1997 CFLWest2nd1080Lost West Semi-Final (Roughriders) 33–30
1998 1998 CFL†West*1st^1260Won West Final (Eskimos) 33–10
Won Grey Cup (Tiger-Cats) 26–24
1999 1999 CFLWest*2nd1260Won West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 30–17
Won West Final (Lions) 26–24
Lost Grey Cup (Tiger-Cats) 32–21
2000 2000 CFLWest1st^1251Lost West Final (Lions) 37–23
2001 2001 CFL†West*2nd8100Won West Semi-Final (Lions) 28–19
Won West Final (Eskimos) 34–16
Won Grey Cup (Blue Bombers) 27–19
2002 2002 CFLWest5th6120
2003 2003 CFLWest5th5130
2004 2004 CFLWest5th4140
2005 2005 CFLWest2nd1170Lost West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 33–26
2006 2006 CFLWest2nd1080Lost West Semi-Final (Roughriders) 30–21
2007 2007 CFLWest3rd7101Lost West Semi-Final (Roughriders) 26–24
2008 2008 CFL†West*1st^1350Won West Final (Lions) 22–18
Won Grey Cup (Alouettes) 22–14
2009 2009 CFLWest2nd1071Won West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 24–21
Lost West Final (Roughriders) 27–17
2010 2010 CFLWest1st^1350Lost West Final (Roughriders) 20–16
2011 2011 CFLWest3rd1170Lost West Semi-Final (Eskimos) 33–19
2012 2012 CFLWest*2nd1260Won West Semi-Final (Roughriders) 36–30
Won West Final (Lions) 34–29
Lost Grey Cup (Argonauts) 35–22
2013 2013 CFLWest1st^1440Lost West Final (Roughriders) 35–13
2014 2014 CFL†West*1st^1530Won West Final (Eskimos) 43–18
Won Grey Cup (Tiger-Cats) 20–16
2015 2015 CFLWest2nd1440Won West Semi-Final (Lions) 35–9
Lost West Final (Eskimos) 45–31
2016 2016 CFLWest*1st^1521Won West Final (Lions) 42–15
Lost Grey Cup (Redblacks) 39–33
2017 2017 CFLWest*1st^1341Won West Final (Eskimos) 32–28
Lost Grey Cup (Argonauts) 27–24
2018 2018 CFL†West*1st^1350Won West Final (Blue Bombers) 22–14
Won Grey Cup (Redblacks) 27–16
2019 2019 CFLWest2nd1260Lost West Semi-Final (Blue Bombers) 35–14
2020 2020 CFLWestSeason cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic
2021 2021 CFLWest3rd860Lost West Semi-Final (Roughriders) 33–30
2022 2022 CFLWest3rd1260Lost West Semi-Final (Lions) 30–16
2023 2023 CFLWest3rd6120Lost West Semi-Final (Lions) 41–30
Regular season Totals (1945–2023)69955621
Playoff Totals (1945–2023)48502
Grey Cup Totals (1945–2023)89

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