2003 Calgary Stampeders season
Introduction The '''2003 Calgary Stampeders season''' was the 46th season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 65th overall. The Stampeders finished in fifth place in the West Division with a 5–13 record and failed to make the playoffs.
Offseason === CFL Draft=== Rd Pick Player Position School 1  1  Steve Morley  OL  Saint Mary's 1  2  Joe McGrath  OT  Miami 1  5  Wes Lysack  DB  Manitoba 1  7  Marc Calixte  LB  Tennessee (Martin) 2  11  Taylor Robertson  OL  Central Florida 2  12  Sandro Sciortino  K  Boston College 3  25  Mike Labinjo  DL  Michigan State 4  29  Hassan Probherbs  WR  Portland State 5  37  Blake Machan  SB  Calgary 5  43  Travis Arnold  OL  Manitoba 6  46  Greg Schafer  OT  British Columbia
Preseason  Week Date Opponent Score Result Attendance Record B June 3 vs. BC Lions 26–19 Win 25,013 1–0 C June 11 at Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30–17 Loss 28,222 1–1
Regular season === Season Standings===+ '''West Division''' Team  GP  W  L  T  PF  PA  Pts'''Edmonton Eskimos'''  18  13  5  0  569  414  26'''Winnipeg Blue Bombers'''  18  11  7  0  514  487  22'''Saskatchewan Roughriders'''  18  11  7  0  535  430  22'''BC Lions'''  18  11  7  0  531  430  22Calgary Stampeders  18  5  13  0  323  501  10===Season schedule=== Week Date Opponent Score Result Attendance Record 1 June 16 vs. Montreal Alouettes 23–20 (OT) Loss 30,102 0–1 2 June 26 at Edmonton Eskimos 34–24 Loss 30,568 0–2 3 July 1 vs. Ottawa Renegades 32–12 Win 32,028 1–2 4 July 10 at Hamilton Tiger-Cats 17–11 Win 15,193 2–2 5 July 19 at Montreal Alouettes 36–25 Loss 20,202 2–3 6 July 26 vs. Toronto Argonauts 41–24 Loss 30,976 2–4 7 August 1 vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders 27–11 Loss 34,260 2–5 8 August 8 at BC Lions 48–4 Loss 24,222 2–6 9 August 16 vs. BC Lions 30–7 Loss 30,217 2–7 10 August 22 at Winnipeg Blue Bombers 52–17 Loss 28,240 2–8 11 September 1 vs. Edmonton Eskimos 28–22 Win 36,251 3–8 12 September 6 at Edmonton Eskimos 38–0 Loss 62,444 3–9 13 September 14 vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers 21–19 Win 29,432 4–9 14 ''Bye'' 4–9 15 September 26 at Ottawa Renegades 26–21 Loss 23,212 4–10 16 October 3 vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32–12 Win 32,052 5–10 17 October 13 at Saskatchewan Roughriders 24–22 Loss 43,613 5–11 18 October 19 vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders 34–6 Loss 34,287 5–12 19 October 24 at Toronto Argonauts 13–12 Loss 18,223 5–13
Awards and records ===2003 CFL All-Stars===*DT – Joe Fleming
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