Chinook breezes sweeping across the Bow River Valley and the silhouette of the white charging stallion against a snow-capped Rocky Mountain horizon give Southern Alberta football a visual identity that carries straight into winter. The Calgary Stampeders 2026 Advent Calendar brings that unmistakable Crowchild Trail spirit onto your living room mantel, sideboard, or office desk, pairing an upright McMahon Stadium collector box with 24 freestanding miniature 3D figurines uncovered across the first 24 mornings of December.
Charging Stallion Crest, Calgary Tower & McMahon Stadium Panorama
Constructed from dense, rigid paperboard with a full-wrap crimson red, snow white, and pitch-black print, the collector box stands vertically on flat surfaces without bowing over the course of the month. At the top of the front panel, the white running horse emblem inside its crimson circle is framed by geometric winter snowflakes and diagonal red-and-white speed stripes. Directly beneath the bold title block, a ribbon banner announces 24 Days of Red & White Surprises above an open-air panorama of McMahon Stadium backed by the Calgary Tower, downtown high-rises, and frosted Rocky Mountain peaks, with twin white Canadian maple leaves anchoring the bottom corners.

Every daily compartment reveals a sculpted 3D miniature figure on a flat circular black pedestal with a printed white nameplate—led by Head Coach Dave Dickenson in his red Stampeders cap and black sideline jacket alongside quarterback #3 Vernon Adams Jr. and defensive end #91 Lorenzo Mauldin IV in his red headband.
Inside the 24 Doors: Named Red and White Roster Miniatures
Opening each numbered compartment uncovers a stylized 3D figurine outfitted in Calgary’s red home jersey with crisp white block numbers, striped sleeves, and white football pants. Across the 24 days of December, collectors assemble a complete West Division sideline spanning offense, defense, and coaching leadership: skill playmakers #26 Dedrick Mills, #84 Reggie Begelton, #80 Damien Alford, #85 Jalen Philpot, #15 Dominique Rhymes, #4 Tevin Jones, #87 Erik Brooks, and #14 Clark Barnes, joined by offensive linemen #67 Zack Williams, #65 Christy Nkanu, #60 D’Antne Demery, and #66 Bryce Bell.

On the defensive side of the ball, the daily reveals line up front-seven disruptors #12 Clarence Hicks, #91 Lorenzo Mauldin IV, #90 Miles Brown, #96 Jaylon Hutchings, #6 Derrick Moncrief, and #42 Micah Teitz together with secondary standouts #0 Adrian Greene, #9 Damon Webb, and #29 Ben Labrosse. Because the full-wrap spine artwork and sturdy circular pedestals sit neatly on wood or glass surfaces, the 24-piece set transitions naturally from a December family countdown into a year-round CFL shelf display. For Alberta football households where Battle of Alberta loyalties spark friendly December banter, pairing this McMahon Stadium set with the Edmonton Elks Canadian Football Calendar brings both provincial rivals onto your holiday table.

















