Welcome to Cowboys Football 2024
Proud to be in our 5th Decade of Minor Football in Northwest Calgary
Dr. Jeff Parker Memorial Scholarship
Awarded annually to individuals within the Calgary Cowboys Football community who have demonstrated a set of characteristics that align with adding value to their community and striving for personal excellence. Since establishing this award in 2016, it has helped its recipients pursue their academic, athletic and business goals.
Apply Now! Applications for 2024 open until Midnight November 19, 2024
Since 1984
The Calgary Cowboys Football Club began operating in Northwest Calgary in 1984 and celebrated 40 years of continuous operations out of the Brentwood Community Clubhouse in 2023. From the outset, the Cowboys combined a love of sport with an emphasis on developing young people as responsible citizens, not just athletes. Cowboys players are fully committed to their support of charities including the Ronald McDonald House, The Calgary Foodbank, The Alberta Children’s Hospital, Shriners and others.
The Cowboys organization has grown significantly over the past 40 years, introducing nearly 2,500 young athletes to the sport of football over that time and culminating in the present day 2024 structure of a total of four teams split between the divisions of Atom, Peewee, Bantam and Spring Football. Four teams means, each season, more than 150 young athletes play in a Cowboys uniform.
City and Provincial Championships are nice rewards but, as an organization, we are most proud of the fact that Cowboys players learn the benefits of teamwork & striving for goals whilst competing within a safe, supportive environment surrounded by teammates and friends.
Atom Football
The purpose of the atom league is to provide 8-10 year old players an opportunity to learn and play football in a fun and safe environment.
Peewee Football
Peewee football develops 10-12 year old players in a fun, supportive, and competitive environment, organized by the Calgary Peewee Football Association (CPFA).
Bantam Football
Bantam football develops 13-15 year old players in a safe and competitive league organized by the Calgary Bantam Football Association (CBFA).
Spring Football
Spring Football players must be in grades 9-11 to be eligible. This is a spring league so as not to conflict with high school football.