title: Calgary Kangaroos
text: The Calgary Kangaroos is an Australian rules football club based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.  They welcome all new players, regardless of prior experience, practice at A E Cross High School in Glamorgan, play games at the Inland Athletic Park and are members of AFL Canada. The Roos also run introductory training sessions at various elementary and high schools across the city, in an effort to grow the sport locally. The current number one ticket holder of the club is former Calgary City Mayor, the Honourable Naheed Nenshi
  
  The Calgary Kangaroos regular season consists of a series of home and away games between the three (3) Metro teams the Bears, Cowboys and Wolves. The Wolves team were created in 2015 owing to the growth of the club, and went on to win the Calgary Metro Championship in their inaugural year. During the season there are trips to Banff, Vancouver, Kelowna and Edmonton. The trip to Edmonton is to play for the Capitol Cup in addition to hosting the Stampede Cup locally.
  
  The Calgary Kangaroos are Canada's most successful football club having been a regular feature in the USAFL National Championships finals. The Roo's were Division Two runners up in 2008, and then went on to win back-to-back Division Two titles in 2009 and 2010, earning a Division One promotion. In 2011, Calgary played their way through to the Grand Final, but lost to a more accurate Denver 3.2.20 to 0.5.5. The less said about 2012 the better. In 2013, Calgary again played its way into the Division One Grand Final, being beaten by the home team, Austin Crows 4.2.26 to 4.1.25.
  
  In 2014, the Roos had 13 Canadian players selected to represent Team Canada in both the men's and women's competitions at the 2014 AFL International Cup in Melbourne, Australia.
  
  Team Awards
  
  Bears
  
  Cowboys
  
  Wolves
  
  Club Awards
  
  Coach of The Year
  
  Umpire of The Year
  
  Troy Rose Award
  
  Championship Results
  
  Calgary Champions
  
  USAFL (United States Australian Football League)
  
  See also
  
  References
  
  External links
   Calgary Kangaroos
   Calgary Kookaburras
   AFL Canada
   USAFL
  
  Kangaroos
  Australian rules football clubs established in 2002
  2002 establishments in Alberta
  Australian rules football clubs in Canada