1986-1987
- There were 684 players registered with Calgary Ringette
- Entry fees for teams attending Provincial Championships were $175.
- Ringette Alberta Player registration fees were $5.00 per player.
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Calgary Ringette passed a motion in September 1986 stating that only "TUBE TYPE" skates may be used to play ringette (no picks allowed).
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City Ice rental fees were $55 per hour
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Referees worked exhibition games free.
Regular league charges were: Petite and under $5, Tween $6, Junior $7, and Belle and over $8 -
110 girls attended the 1986 Booster Club Ringette School. For the first time an "advanced instruction" session was held.
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Ringette Canada Rulebooks cost $1.50 each
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Extended Zone Ringette was implemented in the 1986-87 Season.
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Two level 1 technical coaching clinics were held in Calgary (Oct & Nov). The cost to attend was $20.
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Two referee clinics were held (Oct & Nov). The fee to attend was $20
- Calgary hosted the "A" level Provincial Playoffs at Southland Leisure Centre on March 6-8, 1987. There were a total of 12 teams competing. Calgary Debs and Juniors won the Gold medal and the Calgary Tweens won the Silver Medal.
- Average Bingo revenues were $163.60 per event
- Head coaches were required to have Level 1 Technical in order to be permitted to coach in Calgary City Playoffs and to get permission to attend sanctioned tournaments
Baco Ohama produced the "Calgary Ringette Gazette". Dana Oikawa from the Bonavista Bunnies drew the cover- The Calgary Ringette Annual General Meeting was held on Saturday, April 4, 1987. Each community was allowed one vote plus one vote for each registered team within that community. A coaches meeting was held prior to the AGM where coaches could voice their concerns
- Due to Bingo revenues, this was the first season that Calgary Ringette was able to pay their inital ice allocation bill.
- Micron Ringette Week was held February 1-8, 1987
- The Canadian Ringette Championships were held in Kitchener, ON
| Executive: | |
| President | Ray Lee |
| Past President | Gord McPherson |
| Vice-President | Karl Revenko |
| Secretary | Beth Thompson |
| Treasurer | Gerry Preuter |
| Directors: | |
| Ringette Alberta Rep | Karl Revenco |
| Tournament Director | Bill Stabbler |
| Registrar | Dianne Preuter |
| League Co-ordinator | Linda Grusie |
| Publicity Director | Bill Johnson Laura Webb |
| Ice & Scheduling | Ken Furlong |
| Officials Liason | Linda Culshaw |
| Player Development Rep | Bill Stabbler |
| Fundraising | Beth Thompson |
| Minor Sports Coordinator | Larry Christensen |
| "A" Player Reps | Cara & Lisa Brown |
| Division Coordinators: | |
| Bunnies | Dave Duley |
| Novice | Cathy Pennett |
| Petite | Phyllis Donohue |
| Tween | Kit Revenko |
| Junior | Jane Mabley |
| Belle | Marie Nelson |
| Calgary Referee Association: | |
| President | David Todd |
| Vice-President | Bob Curran |
| Secretary | Judy Todd |
| Treasurer | Lucie Anne Ingoldsby |
| Directors at Large | Lisa Harrison Paul Kowel Dianne MacCluskey |
| Scheduler | Pat Harrison |
Calgary hosted "A" Provincials in March of 1997.
Tournament Committee members included:
Dianne Preuter, Sherry Fairclough, Laura Webb, Larry Christensen, Bill Stabler, Dave Todd and Karl Revenko
Tournaments
Calgary hosted a "B" level tournament in conjunction with National Ringette Week. The tournament had a total of 36 teams (16 out of town) who competed in Novice, Petite, Tween, Junior and Belle divisions
- Tournament Committee Members included: Marg Gobert, Liz Dielessen, Bob Thompson, Bryan Simonson, Laura Webb, Rita Frandsen, Beth Thompson, Fran Mount, Beth Thompson, Helena Wilson, Jim Dielesse
- Champions were:
Novice - St. Albert Jets
Petite - Lake Bonavista Blazers
Tween - Acadia Silver Blades
Junior Belle - Lake Bonavista Royals
Belle - Heritage Ringers
Esso Golden Ring
An "A" level (rep) tournament, sponsored for the second time by Esso Resources was held on January 2-4, 1987.
- Chairpersons were Ray Lee and Laura Webb.
- 21 Teams from Alberta, B.C., Saskatchewan and Manitoba competed at the Tween, Junior, Belle, and Deb levels.
- Champions were:
Tween - Calgary Blazers
Junior Belle - Calgary Classics
Belle - Edmonton
Deb - Edmonton Silver Bullets