Calgary Surge Unveils 2025 Schedule

0:00It's April 24th. This is Calgary News Today, powered by AI. Calgary Surge just dropped some fire news on their 2025 schedule, building off last year's hits like Surge 2 Stampede and Surge 2 Red Deer. They're hitting Lethbridge for the first time ever on May 31st against the Edmonton Stingers, heading back to Red Deer on June 20th, too. Face the Montreal Alliance and capping it with a Saddle Dome showdown versus the Vancouver Bandits on July 9th during the Stampede. These neutral side spots come from deep community ties in Fanhype. In Lethbridge, they've run camps, got an assistant coach heading the local pronghorns, and even signed a player from the University of Lethbridge. Squad. Red Deer crushed it last season with top attendance and revenue, leaving folks with serious FOMO so demands through the roof for Round 2. Fans and leaders are buzzing. The chairman Jason Ribeiro calls it, Peek Community Investment, while Alberta's Minister of Tourism and Sport, Andrew Boychenko, welcomes all C.E.B.L., squad city spots, hyping

1:05how sports build vibrant towns and boost tourism. Season tickets are climbing, and the front office is grinding harder in the off season to keep the momentum. Meanwhile, the C.E.B.L. switching up playoffs, ditching the old championship weekend for straight seating and home court edges. How digs the experimentation, saying it keeps things fresh, engages locals, and adapts to what fans in the game need most. With three straight deep playoff runs and Western conference titles, the surge are locked in to Peek at the right time, blending elite Canadian talent, with killer live vibes that keep growing the league's pull across the country.