BOARD OF DIRECTORS
President
Laura Robinson
Vice President
Glenn Bonsall
Treasurer
Martin Breeze
Registrar
Tracy Keith
Director of Social Media and Marketing
Kristin Severn
Secretary
Director of Equipment and Operations
OUR HISTORY
Who We Are Today
Now with over 80+ athletes, Calgary Adrenaline has grown to be a top team in "A" Divisions all over Alberta and Canada.
With dedicated facilities and partnering with some of the best coaches for specialized training, Calgary Adrenaline provides a high standard of training for competitive female fastball from ages U13 to U19.
2025
U17A 2008 OLSON TEAM
GOLD Medalists U17A and CANADIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONS
(1st Team in Alberta since 1986 to win GOLD at U17)
SILVER Medalists at Canada Cup
BRONZE Medalists at Alberta Provincials
2025
U17 2009 JONAH Team
GOLD Medalists U17 'AW' PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
2025
U15 MARTIN Team
BRONZE Medalists at U15 Western Canadian Championships
Alberta Host for the event
2024
U11 PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
2023
U15 BLACK OLSON Team
BRONZE Medalists at U15 Girl's Canadian Nationals
SILVER Medalists at Alberta Provincials
2022
U15 BLACK KELLER Team
SILVER Medalists at Western Championships
BRONZE Medalists at Alberta Provincials
2021
U14A KELLER Team
GOLD Medalists at GPLS
GOLD Medalists and PROVINCIAL CHAMPIONS
2021
U14 White PELLAND Team
BRONZE Medalists at Alberta Provincials
SILVER Medalists at GPLS Cassidy Cup
2018
Calgary Adrenaline grew to 70+ athletes fielding both competitive and developing teams and has taken their winter training to a 20,000 square foot facility with hitting tunnels, designated pitcher development area, 10,000 sq. ft turfed field area, and a smart board equipped team classroom.
The teams are still finding success at all levels, locally, nationally and throughout the US. The organization has also taken to providing professionally instructed clinics throughout the year and adding in high level specialized coaches.
2012
A group of coaches with years of experience in the fastpitch world had a vision to start a competitive organization in Calgary that would allow players to compete all over Canada and the US. In their first year of operating, they had 50 players form 5 teams to compete in GPLS, CWFA, and CIFA. With players from all over the city they utilized school gyms and community centres throughout the winter to train.
One of the teams helped spread the word about this new thriving club with taking a Gold win at provincials, silver at Westerns, gold in the GPLS league and a second-place spot in the Division I Women’s industrial league. Ed Jackson as founder of the organization played an active role for many years to come.