[2] In April 2018 the league announced a rebrand and dropped the "Association" from its name, and introduced an updated logo.

The league skates from April until September, at Triwood Arena, with charity and invitational scrimmages during the off-season.

[8] Calgary first qualified for WFTDA Playoffs in 2016, entering the Division 2 tournament in Lansing, Michigan as the fifth seed.

[9] At Lansing, Calgary upset higher-seeded Cincinnati Rollergirls,[10] Charm City Roller Girls (Baltimore)[11] and ultimately defeated the seventh-seeded Charlottesville Derby Dames 189–165 to take first place in the tournament.

[13] At Championships in Portland, Calgary lost their opening game against the Blue Ridge Rollergirls 225–183,[14] but then won a rematch against Charlottesville 252–197 to take third place in Division 2.