Current Teams
The Senior B and Junior A teams play together in one division.
| Senior B | |||
| Team | Centre | 2010 Record | Finish |
| Calgary Knights | Calgary | 9-9-0 | 3 |
| Calgary Senior Mountaineers | Calgary/Cochrane | 2-14-2 | 6 |
| Edmonton Outlaws | Edmonton | 5-13-0 | 5 |
| Okotoks Senior Raiders | Okotoks | 13-5-0 | 2 |
| St. Albert Senior Miners | St. Albert | 14-4-0 | 1 |
| Spruce Grove Slash | Spruce Grove | 5-11-2 | 4 |
| Junior A | |||
| Team | Centre | 2010 Record | Finish |
| Calgary Jr. Raiders | Calgary | 19-0-1 | 1 |
| Calgary Jr. A Mountaineers | Calgary | 8-10-1-1 | 2 |
| Edmonton Eclipse | Edmonton | 8-12-0 | T-3 |
| Edmonton Miners | Edmonton | 8-12-0 | T-3 |
| Junior B | |||
| Team | Centre | 2010 Record | Finish |
| Calgary Jr. B Mountaineers | Calgary | 14-2-2 | 1 South |
| Calgary Chill | Calgary | 12-4-2 | 2 South |
| Red Deer Rampage | Red Deer | 12-6-0 | 3 South |
| Calgary Shamrocks | Calgary | 6-11-1 | 4 South |
| Crossfield Silvertips | Cochrane | 1-15-2 | 5 South |
| Manitoba Gryphons | Winnipeg | First Season | |
| Edmonton Warriors | Edmonton | 11-4-3 | 1 North |
| Saskatchewan SWAT | Saskatoon | 12-5-1 | 2 North |
| Fort Saskatchewan Rebels | Fort Saskatchewan | 6-8-4 | 3 North |
| Sherwood Park Titans | Sherwood Park | 5-11-2 | 4 North |
| Northern Alberta Crude | St. Albert | 1-14-3 | 5 North |
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