Oct 1 – Anonymous – $50
Oct 2 – Tyler B. – $50
Oct 3 – Dave M. – $100
Oct 4 – Amber M. – $50
Oct 5 – Brenda N. – $50
Oct 6 – Brad E. – $25
Oct 7 – Perry D. – $50
Oct 8 – Jeremy P. – $50
Oct 9 – Chad R. – $25
Oct 10 – Marcy M. – $50
Oct 11 – John M. – $50
Oct 12 – Trevor T. – $300
Oct 13 – Ryk V. – $50
Oct 14 – Justin M. – $50
Oct 15 – Ronda S. – $50
Oct 16 – Nicole H. – $25
Oct 17 – Charity H. – $50
Oct 18 – Angela L. – $300
Oct 19 – Jackie R. – $50
Oct 20 – Mackenzie M. – $50
Oct 21 – Roberta P. – $50
Oct 22 – Shelley L. – $50
Oct 23 – Jessica H. – $50
Oct 24 – Lucas W. – $25
Oct 25 – Joe H. – $50
Oct 26 – Karen S. – $50
Oct 27 – Jack G. – $50
Oct 28 – Declan L. – $100
Oct 29 – Carlene S. – $50
Oct 30 – Becky E. – $50
Oct – 31 – Marie T. – $500
The Edmonton Wildcats rely on volunteers like you to help keep our team strong, both on and off the field. One of the most important ways you can support us is by volunteering at our Casino and Bingo fundraisers. These events provide essential funding that allows us to continue building opportunities for young athletes in our community.
Casino Fundraiser
š Casino Yellowhead š September 20 & 21, 2025
Weāre looking for dedicated volunteers to join us for various shifts over these two days. Whether youāve volunteered at a casino before or itās your first time, training is provided and your support makes all the difference.
By giving just a few hours of your time, you directly contribute to the success of the Wildcats and the future of our players. Thank you for considering being part of these crucial fundraisersāwe couldnāt do it without you!
For questions, or more information please contact Meghann at admin@edmontonwildcats.com
We are heading to Winnipeg on September 28 to take on the Rifles! We are chartering a flight, and have some additional seats available for purchase.
Tickets are $200 per person. This includes a round trip flight, bussing from the airport to the Forks, then to the game, and back to the airport as well as pizza with the team afterwards. Please note: you will have to purchase a ticket to the game.
We understand the travel roster will not be determined until last minute, so we will offer refunds until end of the day on September 26 if your plans change.
To purchase tickets, just follow the link below.
If you have any questions, reach out to Meghann at admin@edmontonwildcats.com
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Every card sold directly supports the Edmonton Wildcats football program ā helping our athletes train, travel, and compete. Get your card today and save big while making a difference!
The 3rd Annual Edmonton Wildcats Golf Tournament will take place on Saturday, September 13, 8:00am shotgun start at the Broadmoor Golf Course in Sherwood Park.
Registration includes 18 holes, dinner following the tournament, and prizes!
Tournament Details:
Date: Saturday, September 13, 8:00am – shotgun start Location: Broadmoor Golf Course – Sherwood Park Registration: $180 for an individual or $720 forĀ a team of four Deadline to register: August 30, 2025
Sponsorship Information:
Your support helps fuel our team’s success both on and off the field. By sponsoring our golf tournament, you’re not only promoting your business to a wide audience, but also investing in the development, equipment, and future of our athletes
Our next Skills Development Camp is going to be on February 15! We will be focusing on Quarterbacks, Receivers, and Defensive Backs, helping them enhance their skills on the field.
Date: February 15, 2025
Time:
Ages 8-13 | 9:00am-12:30pm
Ages 14-17 | 1:15pm-4:30pm
*Bonus off-field session – both groups are welcome to join us between 12:30 and 1:15pm for tips on nutrition, training and sports psychology!
The 2024 CJFL Past Commissioner Award winner isĀ Demarco Espinoza Mattoon of theĀ Edmonton Wildcats!
Demarco is in his fourth season with the Wildcats and has been relied on for his leadership abilities both on and of the ļ¬eld. In all four of his seasons, he has jumped on every opportunity to give back to the football community – helping ref ļ¬ag football tournaments, coaching minor camps, and helping at high school jamborees.
Most notably however is the work he does in the inner city. Demarco started volunteering over two years ago with a group putting together bagged lunches and handing them out to the homeless in the downtown core. Last year he decided to get even more involved and is now part of a group that goes out once a week (whether it is -40 or +40) and hands out clothing, drinks, and snacks in the inner city. Demarcoās consistency and calm nature has made him a core part of that team.
Even during the season, Demarco uses the one night a week that he is not practicing to volunteer downtown. During extreme heat waves in the summer, Demarco often initiates getting his teammates together to go hand out water bottles. He also often invites and encourages them to join him at the monthly outreaches.
The team he volunteers with downtown describe him as āa quiet calm with a deep sense of loyalty and service for those who are less fortunate than most of usā and āthe guy who shows up and starts working immediately. You wonāt even know heās there until whatever youāre doing becomes easier, you turn and heās there. Heās always willing to step in and participate, whatever the task may beā.
Demarco is the very deļ¬nition of quiet and humble. He is never boastful about the inspiring work he does in the community, and never asks for anything in return. He can always be counted on to show up and will step into whatever role needs to be done, whether it is pouring hot chocolates, stepping into hostile situations, or helping with wellness checks. Volunteering in the inner city doesnāt come with any type of reward or recognition, and can often be a thankless job, but Demarcoās desire to serve those who are less fortunate in our community has pushed him to be an integral part of his inner-city outreach team.
The Wildcats are incredibly proud of both the work that Demarco does and his character. He leads by example and has a strong drive to not only make our team better but to make the community better.
Watch Demarco’s interview with Ryan Watters from the CJFL below:
Third year receiver Max Taylor was named a Second Team All Canadian for the 2024 season! Max was targeted 71 times and had a catch percentage of 57.7%, totaling 704 yards – the second highest yardage in the regular season. He scored 5 touchdowns and was an integral part of the Wildcats offense. Congratulations, Max!