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CELEBRATING 30 YEARS IN CALGARY

The Calgary Flames are celebrating 30 years in Calgary this season.

The Flames will mark their 29th NHL season, 30th year in Calgary and 25th year in the Pengrowth Saddledome during the 2009-10 season.

Since their arrival in 1980, the team has captivated hockey fans with their on-ice success, including a Stanley Cup victory in 1989, while establishing a solid off-ice reputation for community involvement through millions of dollars of contributions to charitable organizations throughout southern Alberta.

To mark this momentous year, we are happy to announce a number of fan contests with great prizes and, for the 30 days leading up to the Flames home opener on October 1 against Vancouver, we'll feature a year in the life of the Calgary Flames.




 Feature Season: 1999-00, The Young Guns
Roman Turek had a furious start to his Flames tenure, recording back-to-back shutouts.
2000-01
Prior to the start of 2001-02, the Flames pulled off two significant draft day trades, acquiring goaltender Roman Turek from the St. Louis Blues, and right winger Rob Niedermayer from the Florida Panthers. In his first two games, Turek recorded back-to-back shutouts against Edmonton and Chicago, and he tied a Flames record with five shutouts during the regular season. Despite getting off to a quick start, going 13-2-2-2, the Flames were unable to maintain the pace and ultimately missed the playoffs.

Jarome Iginla established himself as one of the top-tier players in the NHL that season, leading the team—and the league—with 96 points (52 g, 44 a) and becoming only the eighth player in franchise history to score 50+ goals. Iginla captured three coveted NHL awards that year: the Maurice “Rocket” Richard Trophy (for most goals), the Art Ross Trophy (for most points), and the Lester B. Pearson Award (for MVP as voted by the players). He was also a key member of Team Canada at the 2002 Winter Olympics in Salt Lake City, where he scored two goals in the final game against the United States to help Canada win its first gold medal in ice hockey in 50 years.
 Return to the C of Red: $30,000 Shootout Contest
The Calgary Flames are turning 30.

And that means Flames fans have a chance to win $30,000.

As part of the Calgary Flames 30th Anniversary Season and in celebration of 30 unbelievable years in Calgary, one lucky winner will WIN a $30,000 shopping spree to CrossIron Mills Shopping Centre at the Flames Home Opener October 1 vs. the Vancouver Canucks.

Flames fans can pick up a copy of the Calgary Sun beginning September 1, 2009 for their contest ballot and drop it off at any participating Calgary Co-op location or to CrossIron Mills Shopping Centre for their chance to qualify.

Four (4) weekly qualifiers will be randomly selected from all eligible ballots and will receive a pair of tickets to the Flames Home Opener on October 1, 2009 as well as a Calgary Flames  jersey.

The four (4) qualifiers will be narrowed down to two (2) finalists live on-stage at the Molson Home Opener Tailgate Party before the game.

These two (2) finalists will then participate in the on-ice shoot-out during the first intermission of the game to see who will win the $30,000 shopping spree.

The $30,000 Grand Prize Shopping Spree includes $5,000 at Pro Hockey Life, Lift Kings Dream Garage, and Sully’s.

Presented by DANONE and brought to you by: CrossIron Mills, the Calgary Sun, Calgary Co-op, Global Television, the Fan960, and the Calgary Flames.  


The Calgary Flames: We Are...30 Years and Counting Contest

After an exciting off-season, the  "We are... 30 Years and Counting"  contest is here to help celebrate the Flames' 30th Anniversary, as well as to help count down the days leading up to the October 1st home opener versus Vancouver.

Prizes to be awarded include:
1) Fly away with the Flames to Saskatoon- One lucky winner and their guest will fly on the charter to Saskatoon to watch the Flames vs. Islanders on September 19th.

2) Follow the Flames on the Road- One Lucky winner and their guest will wina trip to Chicago to watch the Flames at Blackhawks game on October 12th.

3) Behind the Scenes with the Flames- Win two lower bowl tickets to the October 16th Flames vs. Canucks home game that includes a behind-the-scenes tour of the Pengrowth Saddledome and pre-game meal.

4) Home Opener Lower Bowl Seats- Win two lower bowl seats to the October 1st home opener versus the Canucks; includes a pre-game dinner and two vintage Flames jerseys.

For chances to win, tune into Citytv, check out the Calgary Herlad, and listen to the Fan 960.

 C of Red Social Network Flames giveaway: 30 days of prizes

The C of Red is the Calgary Flames new social media site. It's where Flames fans get together to talk and debate hockey.

Write a blog, upload a photo, upload a video or visit themessage boards to keep a pulse on your team.

For 30 days from Sept. 2 to October 1 we will be giving away a prize a day -- Flames hats and t-shirts.

Every 10 days we will give away a Flames authentic jersey: one each of Jarome Iginla, Olli Jokinen and Miikka Kiprusoff.

There's only one regulation: You have to be a C of Red member to win a prize.

Visit the C of Red to become a member today.

Click here to visit the C of Red.



















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