2008 CMISL Season - Regular Season Schedule

Regular Season Schedule

Date Home Team Score Visiting Team Stadium Attendance
January 19 Calgary United FC 9-0 Winnipeg Alliance FC Stampede Corral 400
January 19 Calgary United FC 7-2 Winnipeg Alliance FC Stampede Corral 400
January 19 Saskatoon Accelerators 2-9 Edmonton Drillers Stampede Corral 400
January 19 Winnipeg Alliance FC 3-6 Edmonton Drillers Stampede Corral 400
January 19 Calgary United FC 6-2 Saskatoon Accelerators Stampede Corral 400
January 20 Calgary United FC 9-5 Winnipeg Alliance FC Stampede Corral 300
January 20 Saskatoon Accelerators 11-3 Winnipeg Alliance FC Stampede Corral 300
January 20 Calgary United FC 4-3 Edmonton Drillers Stampede Corral 300
January 25 Edmonton Drillers 10-4 Calgary United FC Servus Centre 800
February 1 Saskatoon Accelerators 11-4 Winnipeg Alliance FC Credit Union Centre 1000
February 3 Saskatoon Accelerators 3-2 Winnipeg Alliance FC Credit Union Centre 1000
February 3 Saskatoon Accelerators 4-2 Winnipeg Alliance FC Credit Union Centre 1000
February 15 Edmonton Drillers 8-4 Calgary United FC Servus Centre
February 22 Edmonton Drillers 10-5 Saskatoon Accelerators Servus Centre
February 29 Edmonton Drillers 8-3 Winnipeg Alliance FC Servus Centre
February 29 Edmonton Drillers 3-0 Winnipeg Alliance FC Servus Centre
March 2 Saskatoon Accelerators 3-6 Calgary United FC Credit Union Centre
March 2 Saskatoon Accelerators 0-5 Calgary United FC Credit Union Centre
March 7 Edmonton Drillers 5-8 Calgary United FC Servus Centre
March 9 Saskatoon Accelerators 6-11 Edmonton Drillers Credit Union Centre

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