Year One – 2001 Season
The Wolverines were welcomed into the Capital District Minor Football Association in February of 2001 and were assigned to the Johnny Bright Division. The team worked hard to recruit players to the new club, and started the season with 34 on the roster. The young expansion Wolverines could not compete against the top teams in the league, but played well against the middle-to-lower echelon clubs; and finished the season with a 1-7-1 record before losing to the St. Albert Fury in the Consolation Round of the playoffs.

Five players from that original team, Andrew Berriman, Shayne Samoil, Jeff Dennis, Wade Smith and Ryan Rabideau, have since moved on to the Junior level; Wade and Jeff with the Edmonton Huskies and Andy, Shayne and Ryan with the Edmonton Wildcats.

Roster: Wade Smith, Ryan Rabideau, Ryan Meads, Matt Patterson, Clinton Wutzke, Jeff Phillips, Jason MacDonald, Scott Noel, Ryan Brow, Erik Zimmerman, Adam Scranton, Kyler Bannink, Shayne Samoil, Nicholas Dowdell, Duran Ritz, Curtis Brown, Andrew Berriman, Jeff Dennis, Trevor Burns, Ben Barron, Billy Kelly, Ben Krumins, Devin Hall, William Anderson, Scott McCarthy, Todd Ruptash, Derek Shintani, Joe McKee, Jesse McVeigh, Michael Smith, Shawn Bottomley, Nigel Albert, Graeme McLeod, Ryan Silveira. Coaches Wally Bawol, John Christian, Shaun Bannink, Derek Dowdell; Trainers Keith Berriman, Bill Burns; GM Ed Spetter

Year Two - 2002 Season
The team made great strides forward in Year Two. The Wolverines had 39 very talented players and became known as a very solid team, especially defensively. They finished the season with their first winning record, going 5-3-1; their single tie being a memorable 0-0 battle against a very good Edmonton Chargers team that eventually became the Northern Alberta Champions. However, the Wolverines were disappointed in the playoffs, losing a hard-fought game to those same Chargers in the division semi-final.

Roster: Todd Ruptash, Justin Davis, Sam Laforce, Travis Hnatiuk, Aaron Harasimiuk, Erik Zimmerman, Patrick Sweeney, Jason Kanngiesser, Jeff Dennis, Nicholas Dowdell, Thomas Schmidt, Cam Ridgway, Jason MacDonald, Kynan Bantle, Andrew Berriman, Bevan Grimm, Mitch McKiel, Landon Yeremy, Andrew Noel, Joe McKee, Shayne Samoil, Nigel Albert, Kyle Press, Wojtek Nighswander, Charles Evenson, Daniel Thompson, Michael Smith, Derek Shintani, Andrew Metcalf, Bryce Scranton, Thomas Kitt, Devin Hall, Scott Johnson, Adam Scranton, Ben Krumins, Robin Medland, David Connick, Ben Barron, Porter Bommes, Gary Gall. Coaches Wally Bawol, John Christian, Shaun Bannink, Greg Patterson, Kevin Zimmerman; Trainers Keith Berriman, Deb Frigon; GM Keith Berriman

Year Three - 2003 Season
2003 was another successful year for the Wolverines. With a very committed group of 38 players and their coaches, the Wolverines played in a very competitive division and achieved a .500 won-loss percentage during the regular season (4-4). In the playoffs they definitely turned it up a notch, claiming their first-ever Bright Division title by first defeating the defending Northern champion Edmonton Chargers 8-7, and then the previously unbeaten St. Albert Fury 8-3 in overtime. It took the eventual Provincial champion Rams to knock off the Wolverines in the first all-Sherwood Park league final since 2000.

Roster: Chris Watson, Tim Rabideau, Dustin Boonstra, Nigel Albert, Keith Boisvert, Michael Berriman, Porter Bommes, Adam Scranton, Landon Bushell, Wojtek Nighswander, Steven Stuber, Nick Weir, Marco Contenti, Scott Johnson, Sam Laforce, Erik Zimmerman, Kyle Press, Will Beamish, Andrew Metcalf, Joel Thompson, Bruce Reid, Andrew Noel, Mitch McKiel, Isaac Matichuk, Arlo Andersen, Kynan Bantle, Daniel Thompson, Joel Preston, Rob Lawrence, Aaron Harasimiuk, Chris Kupina, Ben Nelson, Tim Despins, David Connick, Matt Adcock, Adam Holowaychuk, Ray Basaraba. Coaches Wally Bawol, Shaun Bannink, Jay Andersen, Blair Yaworsky, Brad Reid, Keith Berriman, Garry Johnson, Kevin Zimmerman; Trainer Keith Berriman; GM Keith Berriman; Equipment Kevin Zimmerman, Percy Thompson

Year Four - 2004 Season
The 2004 campaign was another hugely successful year for the Wolverines. We finished our season with a record of 4 wins and 3 losses, making it our third consecutive .500-or-better season. In the playoffs, we managed a convincing victory over the Edmonton Chargers at Clarke Stadium before going down to defeat at the hands of the Rams in the league semi-final. Prospects for the 2005 season looked very promising, with over half the team eligible to don the Navy and Gold again in 2005.

Roster: Matthew Aasberg, Arlo Andersen, Ryland Arkless, James Barton, Ray Basaraba, Mike Berriman, Lane Bertholet, Dallas Brikmanis, Landon Bushell, Matthew Chabaylo, Marco Contenti, Damon Dell, Korbyn Doblanko, Tyler Erdman, Mike Filipek, Eddy Guzierowicz, Sean Heap, Zachary Howe, Adam Kirkpatrick, Eric Laffoley, Rob Lawrence, Kent Letourneau, Colton Magnan, Nick Mandin, Isaac Matachuk, Bradley Mutchler, Jake Paskevich, Brandon Patterson, Matthew Peters, Geoff Piper, Ryan Reid, Colton Reider, Mitch Richter, Nolan Saunders, Adam Seniuk, Steven Stuber, Joel Thompson, Shawn Tracinski, Alex Von Hauff, Chris Watson, Kyle Wiest, Craig Yanitsky, Josh Yaworski. Coaches Brad Reid, Wally Bawol, Jay Andersen, Shaun Bannink, Blair Yaworsky, Keith Berriman, Chris Malo, Blain Campbell, Chris Johnson, Larry Scott; Trainers Keith Berriman, Jay Watson; GM Rick Dell; Equipment Craig Hall, Larry Scott

Year Five - 2005 Midgets
The 2005 season was a significant year in the history of the Wolverines. For in 2005, with CDMFA adding the Midget Division, we took the next step from being merely a "team" to evolving into an "organization". The first-ever edition of the Midget Wolverines welcomed back many of the players that had been with the Bantam team. In fact, over two thirds of the team consisted of Wolverine alumni, and six of the original 2001 Wolverines played for the 2005 Midgets. In addition, we were also pleased to welcome many who were new to the organization. We played a short 5-game season, finishing with a 3-2 record. In the league playoff tournament, we competed in the Tier 3 Final game, and defeated the Fort McMurray Ravens.

Roster: Nigel Albert*, Arlo Andersen, Keegan Arnott, Kyler Bannink*, Ray Basaraba, Warren Beck, Ray Beauregard, Andy Berriman, Mike Berriman, Lane Bertholet, Dustin Boonstra, Jeff Dennis*, Mike Filipek, Patrick Fortin, Jeff Frederick, Gary Gall, Steven Hansen, Aaron Harasimiuk, Devon Hirsch, Ryan Hunter, Travis Hnatiuk, Chris Kupina, Sam Laforce, Rob Lawrence, Justin McEvoy, Sean McHargue, Nick Mandin, Isaac Matichuk, Robin Medland, Wojtek Nighswander, Brandon Patterson, Bruce Reid, Cam Ridgway*, Julio Rojo, Shayne Samoil*, Justin Schlamp, Thomas Schmidt, Tom Scott, Mike Smith*, Zach Smith, Steven Stuber, Daniel Thompson, Joel Thompson, David Todd, Alex Von Hauff. Coaches Brad Reid, Shaun Bannink, Scott Smith, Barclay Spady, Pat Sanders, Blain Campbell, Chris Bishop, Trevor McIntyre, Jay Andersen, Larry Scott, Wally Bawol, Chris Johnson, Keith Berriman, Chris Peterson; Trainers Keith Berriman, Jan Watson; Equipment Larry Scott, Craig Hall
*Denotes "charter member" of the original 2001 Team

2005 Bantams
The 2005 Bantam season was our most successful since the team was established. We finished the 9-game schedule with a 5-4 record, our fourth straight winning season. But our playoff run was what made the story complete. A thrilling overtime win in the Tier II CDMFA final against the Spruce Grove Cougars propelled us to Provincials for the first time ever, where we beat a very scrappy Camrose Coyotes team to advance to the Provincial Final. Although we couldn't get the win against the Calgary Mavericks, being able to claim the mantle of Tier II Northern Alberta Champs wasn't bad for only being around for five short seasons.

Roster: Matt Aasberg, Justin Antonio, Dylan Barr, James Barton, Amy Berriman, Dane Bishop, Ryan Blonar, Dallas Brikmanis, Nathan Brett, Landon Bushell, Tyler Butts, Matt Chabaylo, Adam Cook, Greg Degagne, Damon Dell, Brendan Dervin, Korbyn Doblanko, Trevor Erdmann, Tyler Erdmann, Ryan Fife, Cliff Foster, Sean Heap, Eric Laffoley, Logan Laforce, Mike Lawrence, Adam Lazariuk, Colton Magnan, Jean-Luc Mandin, Matt Peters, Geoff Piper, Ryan Reid, Mitch Richter, Colton Reider, Michael Sander, Adam Senuik, Josh Smith, Derek Stewart, Alex Van Andel, Kyle Wiest, Levi Williams, Zach Williams, Dylan Wright, Josh Yaworski. Coaches Brad Reid, Jay Andersen, Chris Bishop, Wally Bawol, Graham Foster, Blain Campbell, Jeff Brett, Larry Scott, Keith Berriman, Chris Johnson, Craig Hall, Chris Peterson; Trainers Jay Anderson, Keith Berriman; General Manager Dwayne Aasberg; Equipment Larry Scott, Craig Hall

Year Six - 2006 Midgets
The 2006 season, our second in the CDMFA Midget division, was another successful campain for the Wolverines. The team consisted of a young roster heavily populated with Grade 9 and 10 players, and the team's philosophy of considering player development a cornerstone value again played dividends for these players as they move on to the High School programs in the fall of 2006. Our on-field success was disappointing, as we dropped to a 1-4 record and missed the playoffs; but against this was the skills learned, the friendships made, and the good times that were had. Fully 29 of our 42 players were Wolverines alumni, mostly up-and-coming rookies from the Bantam team sprinkled with a few veterans from last season's Midgets.

Roster: Matt Aasberg, Nigel Albert*, James Barton, Mike Berriman, Robert Bolinski, Dustin Boonstra, Justin Boyd, Matt Clelland, Chris Danderfer, Korbyn Doblanko, Tyler Erdmann, Robert Farion, Ryan Fife, Cliff Foster, Jordan Goebel, Dustin Gaboury, Steven Hansen, Aaron Harasimiuk, Adam Dirckpatrick, Nick Hohol, Adam Lazariuk, Eric Laffoley, Andrew Noel, Wojtek Nighswander, Matt Peters, Brandon Patterson, Dreyton Pierce, Braunt Pierce, Bruce Reid, Ryan Reid, Colton Reider, Mitch Richter, Michael Sander, Julio Rojo, James Stewart, Carl Springer, Daniel Thompson, Joel Thompson, Graham Ward, Alex Von Hauff, Mike Woods, Chris Watson. Coaches Brad Reid, Keith Berriman, Blain Campbell, Wally Bawol, Greg Patterson, Andy Berriman, Jean-Marc Labbe, Darren Pierce; General Manager Dwayne Aasberg; Trainers Jay Watson, Connie Farion; Equipment Larry Scott, Craig Hall; Spotter Jay Anderson; Statistician Dwayne Aasberg
*Denotes "charter member" of the original 2001 Team

2006 Bantams
2006 was a year of change for the Wolverine Bantams, with the arrival of new Head Coach Scott Smith. Many personnel and coaching changes heralded the beginning of a new era in the history of the Wolverines. With a lot of first-year Bantams on the team, it was in very large part a learning year. But that's not to say it wasn't successful. In fact, with a 5-3 record, it was the fifth season in a row with a .500-or-better season. In the playoffs we were relegated to Tier Two by the Ticats, where we shut out the Bombers to move to the Final before losing to the Chargers. But for this young, inexperienced team, there was definitely cause for optimisim for 2007.

Roster: Justin Antonio, Olivier Bazerd, Ryan Best, Dane Bishop, Ryan Blonar, Nathan Brett, Dallas Brikmanis, Josh Cheramy, Adam Cook, Brendan Dervin, Trevor Erdmann, Jordan Fillipelli, Curtis Fischer, Taylor Frankiw, Quinn Glanz, Curtis Grof, Kurtis Kereliuk, Riley Kieser, David Kozoriz, Yannick L'abbe, Logan Laforce, Adam Laurensse, Brendan Leigh, Thoeren Long, Andrew MacLean, Spencer Maissoneuve, Geoff Piper, Taylor Piwowar-Desilets, Eric Potter, Duncan Siemens, Ryan Smith, Zaccary Smith, Mack Stannard, Kyle Thomson, Alex Van Andel, Brad White, Levi Williams, Dylan Wright, Taylor Yaremchuk, Tyler Yasinsky. Coaches Scott Smith, Robb Angus, Brian Lee, Chris Bishop, Dave Chmelyk, Neil MacLean, Justin Dervin, Jeff Brett, Larry Scott; General Manager Errol Seimens; Asst. General Manager Arlis Yaremchuk;Traniers Wilma MacLean, Jennifer Antonio; Equipment Kent Stannard, Larry Scott; Field Manager Jacob Brett; Film Jean-Marc L'abbe; Statistician Craig Hall

Year Seven - 2007 Midgets
The 2007 season, our third in the CDMFA Midget division, was again successful. We bid a fond fare-thee-well to the last of the original Wolverine players, some of whom had been with the organization for as many as six seasons. However, there are still a lot of people who started this whole thing back in 2001 that are still around, and some of them were with the Midgets again in coaching and support positions. The CDMFA Midget league was vastly improved overall, and expanded to twelve teams; and the Wolverines were challenged to better what was honestly a less-than-satisfying 2006 won-loss record. This we accomplished, finishing 3-4 including playoffs, and beginning the re-building process that promise a much improved team for the 2007 season.

Roster: Matt Aasberg, Arlo Andersen, Mike Berriman, Ryan Best, Nathan Brett, Dallas Brikmanis, Myles Devonish, Korbyn Doblanko, Trevor Erdmann, Tyler Erdmann, Jeremy Fife, Ryan Fife, Cliff Foster, Jordan Goebel, Matthew Gouin, David Green, Matthew Haunn, Billy Harvey, Taylor Hussey, Adam Judd, Adam Kirkpatrick, Adam Lazaruik, Eric Laffoley, Franklin Marion, Ian Lysak, Ryan Movold, Colton Monson, Matt Peters, Brandon Patterson, Geoff Piper, Braunt Pierce, Steve Prodan, Ryan Reid, Colton Reider, Mitch Richter, Michael Sander, Richard Roy, Adam Senuik, Eric Schuitt, Carl Springer, Kyle Thomson, Alex Van Andel, Joel Thompson, Chris Watson, Dylan Wright. Coaches Brad Reid, Brent Dul, Keith Berriman, Blain Campbell, Wally Bawol, Greg Patterson, Andy Berriman, Dan Butcher, Jeff Brett, Jay Andersen, Mike Wozimirsky, Andy Berriman, Brad Watson, Zach Nelson, Steve Wozimirsky, Wojyek Nighswander, Curt Martin; General Manager Rick Fife; Trainer Jay Watson; Equipment Darren Pierce; Statistician Craig Hall

2007 Bantams
If 2006 was a year of change for the Wolverine Bantams, 2007 was the year that the change culminated in success. The team had its best regular season ever, winning for the first time the CDMFA Tier I Bantam Championship. The team went through the regular season with a near-flawless record, the only bump in the road being an early-season 14-12 loss to the Black Raiders from West Edmonton. The season was highlighted with many great games, notable of which were two victories against the perennially-tough Rams, not once but twice; during the regular season by a convincing 36-0 score, and in the playoffs by a 23-6 score. In the league final we overcame the same Black Raiders by a 3-0 result on the strength of a long third-quarter field goal. Although we were unsuccessful in the Provincial Semi-Final, going down to the Raymond Comets, it did not change the fact that this was a banner year for the team, and one that we can build on in our quest for that Provincial title.

2008 will be a year to rebuild. With many veterans now moving on, and a group of eager young PeeWees coming up, it promises to be an exciting and entertaining season.

Roster: Dylan Ashby, Olivier Bazerd, Neil Bishop, Josh Cheramy, Ryan Davidge, Brendan Dervin, Daniel Filippelli, Jordan Fillippelli, Taylor Frankiw, Quinn Glanz, Curtis Grof, Nikolas Hanna, Jeremy Kerr, Kurtis Kereliuk, Riley Kieser, David Kozoriz, Yannick L'abbe, Logan Laforce, Tyler Landry, Adam Laurensse, Jordan Lektman, Ben Lysak, Andrew MacLean, Spencer Maisonneuve, Franklin Marion, Jordan Martin, Jordan Melin, Tyler North, Eric Potter, Clayton Shmyr, Duncan Siemens, Ryan Smith, Mack Stannard, Dylan Staples, Trevor Stewart, Shawn Strietmeier, Kyle Thomson, Taylor Yaremchuk. Coaches Scott Smith, Steve Curtis, Robb Angus, Brian Lee, Dave Chmelyk, Neil MacLean, Rob Bishop, Justin Dervin, Zach Smith; General Manager Errol Seimens; Asst. General Manager Arlis Yaremchuk;Tranier Wilma MacLean, Connie Bishop; Equipment Kent Stannard; Field Manager Jacob Brett; Film Jean-Marc L'abbe; Statistician Craig Hall

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