January 24, 2012
 Tod-Tims
Commits to Thunderbirds
Congratulations
to Graeme Tod-Tims who has
signed with the UBC Thunderbirds.
"We are really
happy to have Graeme join us." said UBC Head
Coach Shawn Olson. "He is a very
talented young player who can play a variety
of positions and we are expecting Graeme be
a big part of our program for the next few
years."
Graeme will
graduate from West Vancouver Secondary
School in June. Congratulations Graeme.
Milanovic-Litre Enjoys Trip to Texas
Ante
Milanovic-Litre traveled to San Antonio
(TX) recently to attend the National Youth
Combine and by all accounts had a great
trip.
"Wow, the
experience was fantastic." said Ante. "I
didn't realize how good some of those guys
are down there. Their size, speed and
quickness is amazing. It was a real
eye-opener for me and I really enjoyed the
competition, and the ribs and barbecue
brisket weren't bad either!"
January 18, 2012
Knights Bounce Back
Following their
disappointing outing at the Catholic
Championships the St Thomas More Knights
re-bounded with a convincing 20-point win in
AA League action on Tuesday night at Notre
Dame. Both Giovanni Trasolini and Mikey
Carney had outstanding games for the Knights
while Ante Milanovic-Litre put in a great
effort for the Jugglers.
January 16, 2012
Knights Stumble at Catholics
One week after
winning their own Chancellor Tournament the
St Thomas More Knights experienced a
let-down as they went into the 25th Annual
BC Catholic Basketball Championships at Holy
Cross High School losing the championship
game 56-50 to Archbishop Carney.
The Catholic
tournament features teams from all the
Catholic high schools in the Province with
the exception of Vancouver College.
The Knights
dominated their first two games but put in a
lackluster effort in the final never quite
finding their rhythm.
Mikey Carney
was named as an Honorable Mention All Star
and awarded an HSBC $500 academic
scholarship.
Next up for the
Knights: Tuesday, January 17 vs Notre
Dame in a AA League game.
January 9, 2012
First Updates of 2012
Basketball:
 Knights
Win Chancellor
Before a packed
house on Saturday night STMC Knights
won their own Chancellor Tournament for the
first time since 2007in a thrilling 76-75
overtime win over the Lord Tweedsmuir
Panthers. The victory marks the 9th time the
host Knights have won the tournament since
it started in 1967.
The Knights got
outstanding play from point guard
Mikey Carney
who knocked down key 3-pointers, and forward
Giovanni Trasolini
who had an outstanding tournament scoring
and re-bounding. Following the game Carney
was selected as a Tournament 1st Team All
Star.
The Knights move
on to play in the Holy Cross BC Catholic
Tournament this week.
December 21, 2011
NSAAC Athlete Invited to San Antonio All
Star Camp
Ante Milanovic-Litre
is one of only two athletes from BC and one
of only twelve from Canada to be invited to
the National Youth Combine which is held in
association with the U.S. Army All-American
Bowl and the U.S. Army National Combine in
San Antonio, Texas. The combine -
which runs from January 6 thru' January 8,
2012 - features some of the top young
football players in North America.
The twelve
participants from Canada are being sponsored
by The Score and will be featured in a
television show called The 12th Man to be
telecast sometime in 2012.
Congratulations Ante and good luck!
December 16, 2011
Please Welcome Riley Galloway
Riley, 5' 11"
- 190#, is currently in Grade 11 at Hugh
Boyd High School where he plays fullback and
linebacker for the Trojans. Riley also plays
in the Richmond Community Football league
where he has been selected to the Star Bowl
three times.
Check his web
page
here
November 29, 2011
NSAAC Athletes Win Provincial Awards
Earlier this
evening the BC Secondary Schools Football
Association held the Annual Subway Bowl
Awards Banquet at the Croation Center in
Vancouver.
Several NSAAC
members were recognized among the Award
winners:
Mikey
Carney
(St Thomas More): Subway
Academic Player of the Year
($2000 scholarship) and 1st Team
AAA All Star Quarterback
Ante
Milanovic-Litre
(Notre Dame) : 1st Team AAA All
Star - Linebacker
Jesse
Neufeld
(Abbotsford Collegiate):
Fountain Tire Scholarship
($1000) and 1st Team AA All Star
Receiver
Dallas
Yassinsky
(Abbotsford Collegiate): 1st
Team AA All Star Receiver
Jarren
Ralf
(Seaquam Secondary): 1st Team AA
All Star Linebacker
Congratulations to all!
November 30, 2011
Subway Bowl Finals Set
Saturday will be a busy place at
BC Place Stadium as the finals
in all categories of high school
take place.
The
day kicks off with the Grade 8
Championship at 8:30 am
featuring St Thomas More and
Lord Tweedsmuir.
At
10:00 am the Junior AA
Championship features Mission
and John Barsby
At
12:30 pm it's the AAA Junior
Championship with St Thomas More
going against Mt Douglas
At
3:00pm the first of the Senior
games get under way with John
Barsby taking on Mission
And
finally, at 7:00 pm the AAA
Championship features Mt Douglas
and WJ Mouat.
The
AAA Championship will be
broadcast at 8:30 pm on Saturday
(tape delay) on Sportsnet One
and repeated at 10:30 am on
Sunday Dec 4.
**Breaking News**
Billy Greene Wins Hec Creighton
On the day that UBC
Thunderbirds’
quarterback and
NSAAC member,
Billy Greene,
was born his mom and
dad couldn’t come to
a mutual decision on
what to call their
baby son.
“My parents wanted
two different names
when I was born, so
my full name is
actually Brett
Michael William,”
said Greene, whose
BMW initials were
fitting when looking
at a high
performance season
in which he lifted
the Thunderbirds
back to national
prominence by
leading the country
in passing yardage
(2,558) and total
offence (380 yards
per game).
On Thursday, as
Canadian
Interuniversity
Sport joined with
the CFL for its
annual awards night
at the Vancouver
Convention Centre,
the Surrey kid with
the three given
names captured the
single most
prestigious
individual award in
all of Canadian
university sports,
winning the Hec
Creighton Trophy
presented annually
to CIS football’s
Player of the Year.
" We are extremely
proud of Billy,"
said NSAAC
president Jerry
Mulliss.
"We always knew he
was something
special and we are
delighted that he
has been recognized
as the outstanding
player in the CIS
for 2011. He
is a great example
of what an athlete
can accomplish when
he sets a goal for
himself. Billy
is the epitome of an
athlete who
recognizes what he
has to do in order
to be successful and
then follows through
and does it.
Congratulations also
to UBC head coach
Shawn Olson who saw
what Billy's
potential was and
was able to bring it
out."
Billy Greene is only
the third
Thunderbird to be
honored with the Hec
Creighton Award.
November 21, 2011
High School Football Semi-Finals Set -
Almost!
Well playoff
fans....the semi final matchups are almost
set.....except for one.
The quarter
final game pitting the WJ Mouat Hawks and
the Kelowna Owls could not be played on
Saturday as both teams were grounded
due to snow in the Okanagan. The game
will instead be played today in Abbotsford -
weather permitting. You guessed
it....snow is forecast for the Abbotsford
area.
All other
matchups in the AAA and AA Division were
decided on Friday and Saturday at UBC's
Thunderbird Stadium.
All the
Scores:
AAA:
Vancouver
College 35 - Notre Dame 14
Mt Douglas 42 -
Lord Tweedsmuir 29
St Thomas More
35 - Centennial 32
WJ Mouat vs
Kelowna (pending game at 3:00 pm today)
AA:
Ballenas 39 -
Hugh Boyd 13
Mission 37 -
South Delta 8
John Barsby 40 -
Abbotsford Collegiate 6
Vernon 16 - Rick
Hansen 12
Semi
Final Matchups:
all games at UBC
AAA: Vancouver College vs winner of
Mouat and Kelowna - 7:30 pm
STMC vs Mt Douglas -
5:00 pm
AA : Vernon vs John
Barsby - 12:00 pm
Mission vs Ballenas
- 2:30 pm
Game
Reports:
ST.
THOMAS MORE 35 CENTENNIAL 32
The "Thrilla in
Manila" was nothing in comparison to the
"Pounder on the Point" - heart
pounder that is.
The #1-ranked
St. Thomas More Knights appeared ready to
become an early-round victim of the Subway
Bowl playoffs on Friday night.
After all, the
unranked Centennial Centaurs had put 20
straight points on them, and with under five
minutes remaining in the quarterfinal tilt
at UBC’s Thunderbird Stadium, the unbeaten
Knights were trailing 32-21.
But then the
snow started to fall and
Mikey Carney
woke up from a game-long slumber. First,
after STM blocked a punt and helped give the
Knights possession deep in Centennial
territory, Carney threw an eight-yard
scoring pass that cut the lead to 32-27 with
4:49 left.
Then, after the
Knights got the ball back, Carney led his
team on a 70-yard game-winning drive that
culminated with a three-yard touchdown run
by Elliott Nelson with 2:02 remaining to
make the 35-32 final complete
On that drive,
Carney twice hit receivers on third-and-10,
first to Alex Golding, and then to
Gio Trasolini
who went out of bounds at the Centennial
33.
Carney then
peeled off a 12-yard run to the 21-yard
line, then hit Golding again, this time at
the 12-tard line.
Of Carney,
head coach Bernie Kully said: “He just has
that calmness about him. He’s like having a
coach on the field.”
STM next faces Mt. Douglas in next weekend’s
semifinals.
MOUNT
DOUGLAS 42 LORD TWEEDSMUIR 29
VICTORIA — The
No. 4-ranked Mt. Douglas Rams have shown
themselves to be a team with one of the most
dangerous aerial attacks in B.C. high school
football. But like all great teams, the Rams
showed Friday at Bear Mountain Park that it
can also change its face and be just as
successful with the running game..
NCAA Div 1
-bound (Washington State),Terrell Davis,
carried 16 times for 160 yards and two
scores, and also added a touchdown off a
95-yard kick-off return. Mason Swift carried
15 times for 153 yards and one touchdown.
VERNON
16 RICK HANSEN 12
VANCOUVER — The
Vernon Panthers, the mystery men of the
Subway Bowl B.C. high school football
playoffs, proved a pretty big point on
Friday night at Thunderbird Stadium.
The Okanagan
Conference’s Double A teams don’t have to
settle for early exits in the Subway Bowl
playoffs.
Despite
travelling with a roster of just 17 players,
not starting its season until others had
already played three times, and never
venturing outside of its Okanagan Conference
during the regular season, the unranked
Panthers suddenly find themselves one win
away from a berth in the Subway Bowl final.
JOHN
BARSBY 40 ABBOTSFORD 6
About the only
thing that has B.C. high school football’s
reigning juggernaut even the least bit
frazzled was the fact that they had to beat
a path out of Vancouver for the ferry
terminal on Friday night, in order to catch
the last sailing back to Nanaimo.
Otherwise, the
John Barsby Bulldogs did what they always
seem to do, advancing to the Subway Bowl
semifinals with a 40-6 win over the
Abbotsford Panthers in a chilly
late-afternoon contest at Thunderbird
Stadium. Three of Barsby’s first four
touchdowns came off Panthers turnovers.
Abbotsford’s
lone score came on pass play from
quarterback
Carter Williams
to receiver
Jesse Neufeld.
The Panthers'
Dallas Yassinsky
and
Tanner Storoshenko
(playing on a badly pulled quad muscle) both
had solid games in a losing cause.
Despite the
loss, Abbotsford head coach Jay Fujimura
applauded the effort of his kids and the
season they had, the seniors representing
the first full cycle of Panthers players
since the program was re-launched four years
ago.
“From day one, I
have always told them that at the end of the
year, only one (of 26) teams wins,” said
Fujimura. “Knowing that, we have to play for
more than (a championship). Our seniors have
worked so hard for four years. We don’t
measure it by wins and losses, but by
attitude, discipline and the way we play on
the field. I think we took a huge step this
year.”
BALLENAS
39 HUGH BOYD 13
Great offensive
balance and a second-half surge fuelled the
No. 3-ranked Ballenas Whalers to a 39-13 win
over Richmond’s Hugh Boyd Trojans on
Saturday in the quarterfinal round of the
Subway Bowl playoffs at UBC’s Thunderbird
Stadium.
Ballenas led
20-13 at the half, but with the Trojans
driving in the second half, intent on
evening the game, the Parksville-based
Whalers came away with a game-turning
interception and then turned it on the rest
of the way.
Despite the
loss, Hugh Boyd's
Dylan Craddock (off line)
turned in an exceptional performance.
MISSION
37 SOUTH DELTA 8
Aptly named, the
Mission Roadrunners ran, ran, ran and then
ran some more on Saturday night.
South Delta's
only points came with 40.9 seconds remaining
on a 17 yard touchdown pass and the ensuing
two-point convert.
Martin O'Hara,
South Delta's senior defensive back played
on of his best games of the year in a losing
cause.
VANCOUVER COLLEGE 35 NOTRE DAME 14
They may have
been playing without B.C.’s regular season
rushing leader in its offensive backfield,
yet the defending Subway Bowl Triple A
champion Vancouver College Fighting Irish
missed not a beat as they opened their
postseason march Saturday afternoon at UBC’s
Thunderbird Stadium.
Jugglers’
quarterback Joseph Gabriele was gutsy in the
face of adversity, having to leave the game
for much of the second quarter after taking
a big hit to his throwing shoulder.
The Jugglers
scored their points on a five-yard run in
the third quarter by
Ante Milanovic-Litre,
who was all over the field from both his
linebacker and fullback position, and in the
fourth quarter on a 62-yard touchdown pass.
November 16, 2011
Please Welcome Graeme
Tod-Tims
Graeme (6' 2" - 195#) is the newest
member of NSAAC.
He is a Senior at West Vancouver High
School where he plays linebacker for the Varsity Football Team.
Graeme is also an accomplished mountain
biker and freestyle skier who has competed in many international
tournaments.
Read more about Graeme
here.
November 14, 2011 -
Special Notice
Deepest Condolences
to the Reichelt Family
It is with deep regret that we announce
the sudden passing of Dylan Reichelt. Dylan, the son of
BC Lions'
head trainer Bill Reichelt died in a car crash Saturday night when a
car that he was a passenger in rolled and hit a tree.
Bill, the longtime trainer (35
years) for the Lions, and his wife Cathy (who was a member of the
Lions staff for several years), live in Langley with their two other
children Keira and Dylan's twin brother Jesse.
"I have known Bill and Cathy for over
thirty years" said NSAAC President Jerry Mulliss. "We worked
together for the Lions and we have been involved in countless
activities in amateur football. I remember how proud and
excited Bill and Cathy were when Keira, and Dylan and Jesse
were born and I remember when the two boys would be around the
facility or on the sidelines. Dylan was a great kid and I feel
so sorry for the family. They must be devasted."
Please join us and keep the family in
your thoughts and prayers at this most difficult time.
November 14, 2011
High School Football
Playoff Report
ABBOTSFORD 37 HANDSWORTH 31
Like two young,
excited kids getting a chance to play a game
of pitch-and-catch on the same field that
Travis Lulay and Geroy Simon do on a regular
basis,
Carter Williams
and
Jesse Neufeld
had at it Saturday afternoon at B.C. Place
Stadium.
The pro team was
already long gone following its
early-morning practice, but if the Lions’
dynamic duo had stuck around long enough to
witness what the dynamic duo with the
Abbotsford Panthers accomplished in a
heart-stopping 37-31 win over North
Vancouver’s Handsworth Royals in the opening
round of the Subway Bowl Double AA playoffs,
they would no doubt have given it their
unanimous stamp of approval.
Williams threw
four touchdown passes, including one to
Dallas Yassinsky
and three to Neufeld - the last for 54
yards on the final play of the game to snap
a 31-31 tie and leave Handsworth players
kneeling in stunned disbelief on the field.
“You just have
to keep fighting for it,” said Neufeld, who
admitted the moment still hadn’t fully sunk
in following a fourth quarter that had begun
with the scored tied 8-8 and a combined 52
points waiting to be scored. “I originally
thought they were going to pick it off, so I
was going to tackle the guy when he caught
it. But he missed it and I put my hands out,
caught it and just ran. Tomorrow, I am going
to wake up and the sun will be shining, and
I am going to be happy.”
Royals’
quicksilver Grade 10 quarterback
Michael LeMoine
proved himself to be impossible to stop off
draw plays, and when he went 54 yards for
the major with 7:23 left, Handsworth was
leading 23-16. Williams, however, came back
with touchdown passes of 68 and 25 yards to
Neufeld for a 31-23 lead with 1:51 left, the
first seeing Neufeld shed three Handsworth
tacklers at the 20-yard line on his way to
the end zone.
LeMoine,
however, took things into his own hands
again, this time scoring on a 45-yard
keeper, then completing a two-point convert
pass at the corner of the end zone to tie
the score 31-31 with 1:21 left.
That set the
stage for the Williams-to-Neufeld walk-off
home run.
The Panthers
face No. 1-ranked, undefeated B.C. champion
John Barsby in the quarterfinals on Friday
at UBC.
NOTRE DAME
34 MT. BOUCHERIE 21
Ante Milanovic-Litre
played like a
tsunami on Friday.
Notre Dame’s
6-foot-1, 210-pound
senior fullback
typified his team’s
straight-ahead
approach as the
Jugglers topped
Kelowna’s
travel-weary Mt.
Boucherie Bears
34-21 in the first
of three Subway Bowl
Triple A opening
round games played
Friday at B.C. Place
Stadium.
There was no slowing
Notre Dame’s senior
fullback Ante Litre,
who made huge gains
between the two
redzones, and also
found a way to score
his team’s first and
last touchdowns of
the game.
Litre took a 20-yard
screen pass from
quarterback Joe
Gabriele and dragged
would-be tacklers
all over the field
before breaking
through the plane
with 1:11 left in
the opening quarter
to tie the score
7-7, then scored
from one-yard out
late in the contest.
Notre Dame recovered
a fumble that
allowed
Milanovic-Litre to
peel off a 26-yard
run to the Mt.
Boucherie one-yard
line with 1:35
remaining. On the
next snap, he was
able to score second
major of the game.
The Jugglers take on
arch-rivals
Vancouver College at
8:00 pm Saturday at
UBC.
HUGH BOYD 14
ROBERT BATEMAN 13
The Hugh Boyd
Trojans have lost
enough close games
this season, that a
playoff nail-biter
against a team that
had already beaten
them this season
might not have
seemed like the
ideal way to begin
the post-season.
In a game that was
tied 7-7 at the
half, Boyd took a
14-7 lead with 5:13
left in the third
quarter.
Bateman, led on
defense by tackle
Kent Hicks,
found a way to get
themselves right
back in the contest,
capping a 73-yard
drive with a 35-yard
score.
However, Boyd
blocked the
game-tying PAT late
in the contest.
From there, the
Trojans - anchored
by offensive lineman
Dylan Craddock-
mounted a drive that
eat the majority of
the game clock to
preserve the narrow
victory, putting
them through to next
week’s quarterfinal
round against the
winner of Friday’s
contest between
Ballenas and Holy
Cross in Nanaimo.
SOUTH DELTA 33
KALAMALKA 12
The South Delta Sun
Devils, led by
Martin O'Hara,
traveled to Kelowna
and earned their way
into the
quarterfinals with a
convincing 33-12 win
over Kalamalka.
All the Scores:
Abbotsford 37
Handsworth 31
Mission 50 Duchess
Park 24
Rick Hansen 35
Seaquam 16
Centennial 52 New
Westminster 20
Lord Tweedsmuir 41
Salmon Arm 16
Notre Dame 34 Mt.
Boucherie 21
W.J. Mouat 31 Terry
Fox 0
Hugh Boyd 14 Robert
Bateman 13
Ballenas 34 Holy
Cross 18
John Barsby 46
Clarence Fulton 0
Vernon 21 Nechako
Valley 14 (OT)
South Delta 33
Kalamalka 12
Quarterfinal
Matchups:
|
Friday, Nov 18 |
| 3:00 pm |
AA |
Barsby vs
Abbotsford Collegiate |
Thunderbird
Stadium |
| 5:30 pm |
AA |
Vernon vs Rick
Hansen |
Thunderbird
Stadium |
| 8:00 pm |
AAA |
STMC vs
Centennial |
Thunderbird
Stadium |
| |
| Saturday, Nov
19 |
| 1:00 pm |
AAA |
Lord Tweedsmuir @ Mt Douglas |
Victoria |
| 1:00 pm |
AAA |
WJ Mouat @ Kelowna |
Kelowna |
| 12:00 pm |
AAA |
Vancouver College vs Notre
Dame |
Thunderbird Stadium |
| 3:00 pm |
AA |
Hugh Boyd vs Ballenas |
Thunderbird Stadium |
| 5:30 pm |
AA |
Mission vs South Delta |
Thunderbird Stadium |
November 10, 2011
Conference All Stars
Announced
Congratulations to
Mikey Carney (STMC, AAA
Eastern Conference),
Giovanni Trasolini (STMC, AAA Eastern Conference), Tim
Jackson (STMC, AAA Eastern Conference),
Ante
Milanovic-Litre (Notre Dame, AAA Western Conference),
Tanner Storoshenko (Abbotsford
Collegiate, AA Eastern Conference), and Dylan
Craddock (AA Southern Conference) who have been selected as
Conference All Stars. Carney was also named the Offensive MVP
of the AAA Eastern Conference.
Note: Not all Conference All Stars have
been announced yet. We will update you as and when we get that
information.
November 7, 2011
Weekly Update and
Football Playoff Preview
Results
Notre
Dame 13 at Vancouver College 27
VANCOUVER — In
the annual Archbishops’ Trophy clash Friday,
the No. 3-ranked Vancouver College Fighting
Irish topped the No. 5-ranked Notre Dame
Jugglers 27-13.
With the
victory, the defending B.C. AAA Champions
won the Western Conference title and earned
an opening round playoff bye next week.
Notre Dame (4-4, 3-2) finishes in third
place and could potentially meet the Irish
in the quarterfinal round.
The Irish
defense, led by senior
Stephen Blanchette
(linebacker, receiver,
quarterback) were able to hold the Jugglers'
running game.
The Notre Dame
offense and defense once again was led by
All Canadian linebacker/running back
Ante Milanovic-Litre
albeit in a losing cause.
John
Barsby 32 at South Delta 0
TSAWWASSEN —
B.C.’s No. 1-ranked team completed a second
straight undefeated regular season.
Nanaimo’s John
Barsby Bulldogs (8-0, 4-0) got 406 yards of
rushing on the day in a 32-0 win over the
South Delta Sun Devils (4-6, 1-3).
The Sun Devils,
featuring defensive back
Martin O'Hara,
fourth-place finishers in the West, draw
Okanagan-2 Kalamalka Lakers of Vernon.
Langley
8 at Seaquam 40
NORTH DELTA —
The Seaquam Seahawks are conference champs.
The North Delta-based Hawks (5-4, 2-1) won
the division banner with a 40-8 win over the
Langley Saints (0-7, 0-3) on Saturday,
scoring on its first three possessions and
moving into a three-way tie with both Holy
Cross and Hugh Boyd for first place in the
four-team loop.
Seaquam won the
three-way tiebreaker, however, boasting the
best point-for-and-against mark in the three
games the trip played against each other.
Seaquam was a plus-14, Hugh Boyd a minus-two
and Holy Cross a minus-14.
Mark Lego rushed
for both of Seaquam’s opening scores, the
first on an 18-yard run and the second on a
42-yard run. Lego, who carried just six
times, rushed for 106 yards and three
scores, adding another from 11 yards out in
the second half. Standout fullback/middle
linebacker
Jarren Ralf
was forced to watch from the sidelines as he
rested up with a minor injury.
Hugh
Boyd 17 at Handsworth 21
NORTH VANCOUVER
—
Michael LeMoine’s 57-yard
touchdown strike in the final minutes lifted
the host Handsworth Royals (3-5, 2-2) to a
come-from-behind win over Richmond’s
visiting Hugh Boyd Trojans in the only
non-conference game of the week.
Handsworth’s
other touchdowns came via a one-yard rush
and a 10-yard pass by LeMoine who finished
the day 13-of-23 for 325 yards and two TDs.
On the other
side of the ball Trojan's offensive lineman
Dylan Craddock
continued his dominating play on the
offensive line
Lord
Tweedsmuir 28 at St. Thomas More 38
BURNABY —
Mikey Carney
keeps playing like the MVP of B.C. high
school football, but B.C.’s No.
1-ranked team continues to show that they
have the personnel to take on all comers.
The Knights just
come in waves, and led by an outstanding
quarterback — Carney — STM jumped out
to an early 14-0 lead, then finished the
game by outscoring the Panthers 13-6 in the
second half.
Carney passed
for 253 yards, tossing a pair of touchdowns
to
Gio Trasolini
(172 yards in
receptions)
"Gio Trasolini
really stepped up his game and turned some
key catches into some really big gains. He
has so much ability and potential to be a
big play threat every time that he touches
the ball. I was very proud of the way he
played tonight because his speed is such a
threat to stretch the defence every time he
touches the ball." said Knights head coach
Bernie Kully.
The Knights
continue to get great support from junior rb/db
Seb Adugalski
and senior defensive back
Tim Jackson
Abbotsford 6 at
Mission 39
“As expected,
Abby gave us a good test on both sides of
the ball,” said Roadrunner head coach Kevin
Watrin.
Abbotsford
quarterback
Carter Williams
(Grade 11) went 18/33 for 233 yds and one TD
while
Jesse Neufeld
(Grade 12)pulled in 7 receptions for 115 yds
and
Dallas Yassinsky
(Grade 12) grabbed 7 catches for 68 yds and
one TD. Senior linebacker
Tanner Storoshenko
saw lots of action again on defense racking
up 8 unassisted tackles.
Rick
Hansen 6 at Robert Bateman 28
ABBOTSFORD —
With health returning to its lineup, the
Robert Bateman Timberwolves (6-2, 2-2)
locked down third place in the standings
with a 28-6 win over crosstown rival Rick
Hansen Hurricanes (2-7, 1-3).
Timberwolve's
junior lineman
Kent Hicks
continues to demonstrate that he has all the
tools to be an impact player at the next
level.
High School Football
Playoff Matchups
|
Friday, Nov 11 |
| 12:00 pm |
AA |
Robert Bateman
(East 3) vs Hugh Boyd (South 2) |
BC Place |
| 1:00 pm |
AA |
South Delta (
West 4) vs Kalamalka (Okanagan 2) |
Kamloops |
| 1:30 pm |
AA |
Langley (South
4) vs John Barsby (West 1) |
Nanaimo |
| 2:30 pm |
AAA |
Mount Boucherie
(Okanagan 3) vs Notre Dame (West 3) |
BC Place |
| 2:30 pm |
AA |
Nechako Valley (
North 2) vs Vernon (Okanagan 1) |
Kamloops |
| 4:00 pm |
AA |
Holy Cross
(South 3) vs Ballenas (West 2) |
Nanaimo |
| 5:00 pm |
AAA |
Lord Tweedsmuir
( East 3) vs Salmon Arm (Okanagan 2) |
BC Place |
| 8:00 pm |
AAA |
Terry Fox (East
4) vs WJ Mouat (East 2) |
BC Place |
| |
| Saturday, Nov
12 |
| 12:00 pm |
AA |
Handsworth (West
3) vs Abbotsford Collegiate (East 2) |
BC Place |
| 2:30 pm |
AA |
Duchess Park
(North 1) vs Mission (East 1) |
BC Place |
| 5:00 pm |
AAA |
New Westminster
(West 4) vs Centennial (East 4) |
BC Place |
| 7:30 pm |
AA |
Rick Hansen
(East 1) vs Seaquam (South 1) |
BC Place |
|
St Thomas More (East 1), Kelowna
(Okanagan 1), Vancouver College (West 1) all earned byes in
the first round. |
CIS Canada West
Congratulations to Head Coach Shawn
Olson and the UBC Thunderbirds as they qualified for the Hardy Cup
(Canada West Championship) by defeating the U of Saskatchewan last
Saturday at Thunderbird Stadium.
The T'Birds travel to Calgary this
weekend to take on the U of Calgary Dinos. Please join us in
wishing the Thunderbirds good luck!
NCAA Div2 - GNAC
Congratulations to the SFU Clansmen as
they racked up their second win to wrap up their second season in
the GNAC by beating Central Washington 35-24 on Saturday at
Terry Fox Field. SFU finished the year with a 2-6 record
in the GNAC (last year they were 0-8) and 3-7 overall.
Oct 31/11
Happy Halloween!
Weekly Football
Update
Vancouver College 54 at Carson Graham 27
The Vancouver
College Fighting Irish moved to within a win
of clinching the West conference title with
a decisive victory over the host Carson
Graham Eagles.
Led on defense
by
Stephen Blanchette
(LB, TE, QB) Vancouver College can clinch
the West if it can beat the rival Notre Dame
Jugglers in the annual Archbishops’ Trophy
game this coming week. The Irish have won
the last seven straight in the series.
West
Vancouver 3 at Notre Dame 27
The Notre Dame
Jugglers scored all of their points
unanswered over a dominating second-half of
play to rally from a 3-0 deficit for a 27-3
win over the West Vancouver Highlanders.
Joe Gabriele’s
touchdown run off a bootleg play was one of
the offensive highlights for the winners,
who also got a rushing major from
Ante Milanovic-Litre
who also racked up 12 tackles
from his middle linebacker position.
Handsworth 19 - South Delta 16
The Handsworth
Royals led by Grade 10 quarterback
Mike LeMoine
were stingy hosts to the South Delta Sun
Devils (Martin
O'Hara)
eking out a 19-16 victory to keep their
playoff hopes alive.
Mission
46 at Robert Bateman 0
The Mission
Roadrunners made a statement that they are
playing their best football of the season
when it matters most.
The Roadrunners
built a 26-0 halftime lead Friday at Rotary
Stadium on its way to a 46-0 win over the
host Robert Bateman Timberwolves , setting
the stage for a winner-take-all contest this
coming week against the Abbotsford Panthers
for first place in the Eastern Conference.
The contest
capped a nightmarish week for the
Timberwolves, who were 5-0 overall seven
days ago.
After referees
failed to show for its Friday game against
Abby Collegiate, the game was pushed back to
Monday afternoon. The Wolves lost that game
25-20, then had to face the toughest team in
their league with just three off days to
prepare.
Playing without
both their starting running backs the
'Wolves couldn't get anything going on
offense and despite steady play from
Kent Hicks
(Jr., OL/DL) did not have an answer for
what may be the best team in all of BC high
school football in 2011.
Seaquam
13 at Hugh Boyd 14 (OT)
The Hugh Boyd
Trojans, anchored on the offensive line by
Dylan Craddock, got back on even terms with the
football gods, while the Seaquam Seahawks
face a first or fourth scenario when they
wrap up the regular season next week.
The Trojans
went to overtime, for the second time in two
weeks this time coming away 14-13 winners
over the visiting Seahawks after Seaquam
went for the victory in OT but failed to
score on a two-point conversion attempt.
The reason
Seaquam went for the win was very sound. A
win would have clinched first place in the
conference, and if the play failed, Seaquam
would still be in the playoffs, with a
chance to finish first should it avoid an
upset in its league finale this coming
weekend against winless, visiting Langley
(0-6, 0-2).
As it stands
now, Holy Cross and Hugh Boyd have completed
their league seasons and each sits tied for
first at 2-1. Should Seaquam beat Langley,
there would be a three-way tie for first
place, but the Seahawks would win the
tiebreaker, which takes into account the
plus-minus differential up to a maximum of
15 points, in the games between the three
tied teams.
In that
scenario, Seaquam is a plus 14, Hugh Boyd a
minus 2 and Holy Cross a minus 12.
Double A rushing
leader Mark Lego carried 24 times 143 yards
in a losing cause while senior linebacker
Jarren Ralf
had 4 tackles..
Pitt
Meadows 0 at Abbotsford 40
ABBOTSFORD —
Over a season in which the No. 2-ranked
Mission Roadrunners have ruled the roost
among the elite of B.C. Double A teams,
geographic rivals the Abbotsford Panthers
find themselves in a unique position as the
regular season winds into its final two
weeks.
Behind a hungry
defense which recorded eight sacks as part
of a 40-0 win Thursday at Rotary Stadium
over the visiting Pitt Meadows Marauders , a
Panthers team which might have been lightly
regarded at the start of the season, finds
itself tied for first place in the Eastern
Conference.
Abbotsford,
playing its second game in four days
following a 25-20 Monday make-up win over
Robert Bateman, owns the top spot in the
conference pending the result of Friday’s
Mission-Bateman contest. Mission sits 7-2
overall, and 3-0 in league play.
In a true
schedule-maker’s dream finish to the regular
season, Abby plays at Mission next week to
complete the regular season.
Abbotsford
quarterback
Carter Williams
was 4-of-9 for 53 yards, but passed for two
scores and rushed for another. The Panthers
ran only 18 offensive plays in the game as
the mercy rule was invoked in the third
quarter.
Tanner Storoshenko,
Dallas Yassinsky
and
Jesse Neufeld
all turned in solid efforts on
defense.
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CIS Canada West
UBC 33 -
Calgary 26
Saskatchewan 67 -
Alberta 3
Manitoba 31 -
Regina 22
Final Regular Season Standings (Oct 31/11):
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Home |
Away |
Pts |
| Calgary * |
7-1 |
299 |
156 |
4-0 |
3-1 |
14 |
| UBC * |
6-2 |
246 |
190 |
4-0 |
2-2 |
12 |
| Saskatchewan* |
5-3 |
238 |
152 |
3-1 |
2-2 |
10 |
| Regina* |
3-5 |
138 |
207 |
1-3 |
2-2 |
6 |
| Manitoba |
3-5 |
223 |
209 |
2-2 |
1-3 |
6 |
| Alberta |
0-8 |
123 |
353 |
0-4 |
0-4 |
0 |
| * -clinched playoff spot |
Canada West Semi-Finals:
Friday, 7:00 pm Regina at Calgary;
Saturday, 2:00 pm Saskatchewan at UBC
______________________________________________________________________________________________
NCAA Div 2 (GNAC)
Humboldt State
42-
SFU 10
Western Oregon
40 - Dixie State 28
Central Washington 35 - West Texas A&M
49
Standings:
| |
Conference |
Overall |
|
School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
|
W -L |
PF |
PA |
|
Western
Oregon |
6-1 |
229 |
138 |
|
6-3 |
284 |
233 |
|
Humboldt
State |
5-1 |
225 |
140 |
6-1 |
7-1 |
277 |
160 |
|
Central
Washington |
3-3 |
172 |
133 |
|
3-5 |
217 |
203 |
|
Dixie
State |
1-5 |
177 |
252 |
|
1-8 |
240 |
376 |
|
SFU |
1-6 |
141 |
281 |
|
2-7 |
205 |
340 |
THIS SATURDAY:
Humboldt State at Dixie State, 1 p.m.;
Central Washington at Simon Fraser, 2 p.m.;
Western Oregon at Montana, 12:05 p.m.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________
Canadian Junior
Football
The Vancouver Island
Raiders & Saskatoon Hilltops met for the
third time in CJFL playoff action on
Saturday afternoon at Caledonia Park. The
Raiders wanted to atone for their 34-23
Canadian Bowl loss to the Hilltops last
November. The Hilltops rolled into Nanaimo
following their second straight conference
title win over Calgary by a 32-3 margin
The Hilltops
advance to the Canadian Bowl on November 12 at Ivor Wynne Stadium in
Hamilton against the Hurricanes who won the Ontario Football
Conference crown in impressive fashion, 42-6 over the Windsor AKO
Fratmen at Windsor’s Alumni Field.
Oct 24/11 - 10:00 pm
Late News
Abby Collegiate 25 - Robert Bateman
21
In a game that was re-scheduled from
Friday (due to a no-show by the officials), the Panthers hung on to
beat their cross-town rivals 25-21.
Quarterback
Carter Williams (grade 11) went 21 for 39 - 223 yards and
4 touchdowns. Slotback
Jesse Neufeld (sr) grabbed 5
catches for 63 yards and 2 touchdowns while wide receiver
Dallas
Yassinsky (sr) caught 9 passes for 78 yards and one
touchdown. Yassinsky also picked off one pass while linebacker
Tanner
Storoshenko (sr) led all tacklers with 11 tackles.
On the other side of the ball
offensive/defensive lineman
Kent Hicks (jr) had an outstanding
outing for Bateman with 6 solo tackles.
The Panthers take on Pitt Meadows on
Thursday while Robert Bateman travels to Mission on Friday.
October 24/2011
Weekly Update
All the scores:
TRIPLE A
Vancouver
College 24 - Mt. Douglas 19
Centennial 46 -
Earl Marriot 7
St. Thomas More
21 - Terry Fox 7
W.J. Mouat 20 -
Lord Tweedsmuir 15
West Vancouver
21 - Carson Graham 0
Notre Dame 41 -
New Westminster 0
Mt. Boucherie 26
- Rutland 13
Kelowna 27 -
Salmon Arm 15
DOUBLE A
South Delta 38 -
Windsor 13
Seaquam 32 -
Holy Cross 14
Valleyview 48 -
Mt. Baker 0
Lakeside (Wash.)
28 - Mission 15
Rick Hansen 35 -
Pitt Meadows 21
Ballenas 34 -
Handsworth 20
Hugh Boyd 36 -
Langley 18
South Kamloops
20 - Vernon 0
Clarence Fulton
32 - Okanagan Mission 13
TIER 2
Belmont 46
Timberline 6
G.P. Vanier 41
Mark Isfeld 6
EMCS 35 Gulf
Islands 0
Nanaimo District
48 Eric Hamber 0
Game
Reports:
Mt.
Douglas 19 at Vancouver College 24
The No. 3-ranked
and defending B.C. AAA champion Vancouver
College Fighting Irish(5-3, 3-0) moved into
sole possession of first place in the
Western Conference on Saturday afternoon,
topping Victoria’s No. 4-ranked Mt. Douglas
Rams 24-19 at O’Hagan Field.
Led on defense
once again by senior linebacker
Stephen Blanchette,
the Irish limited the vaunted Rams' rushing
game to under 200 yards and provided
continuous pressure to hold the Rams to 19
points.
The College
takes on Carson Graham next Friday at 3:45
pm on the North Shore.
Windsor
13 at South Delta 38
The Sun Devils,
led by
Martin O'Hara
rolled over the Windsor Dukes on Saturday to
solidify their hold on second place in the
Western Division.
Next up: at
Handsworth, Friday 2:30 pm
Holy
Cross 14 at Seaquam 32
The Seaquam
Seahawks, led on defense by senior
linebacker/fullback
Jarren Ralf
who also scored on a seven-yard touch down
catch, opened Southern Conference league
play Saturday at its North Delta home by
snapping the three-game win streak of
Surrey’s Holy Cross (3-4, 2-1), topping the
Crusaders 32-14.
It was the first
time in history that the Seahawks had faced
a private Catholic school in league play as
Holy Cross had made the move to Double
A this season from Triple A. With the
win, Seaquam clinches a playoff spot and can
take over possession of first place next
weekend.
Next up for the
'Hawks: at Hugh Boyd, Friday 7:00pm
St.
Thomas More 21 at Terry Fox 7
The No. 1-ranked
St. More Knights stayed undefeated in league
play with a big 21-7 win over the Terry Fox
Ravens on Friday at Percy Perry Stadium.
STM quarterback
Mikey Carney
passed for 105 yards and rushed for the
Knights’ other touchdown, in addition to
making seven tackles on defense and coming
up with an interception.
Giovanni Trasolini
had one interception and a couple
of catches while
Sebastian Adugalski
continues to show that he is the running
back of the future for the Knights.
Tim Jackson
was outstanding again in the secondary.
The Knights
travel to South Surrey next Friday for a
Conference game against Earl Marriott
.....game time is 2:30 pm
Notre
Dame 41 at New Westminster 0
With
Ante Milanovic-Litre
a fluid force, the Notre Dame Jugglers broke
open the offensive dam early, building a
28-0 lead just two minutes into the second
quarter as the New Westminster Hyacks went
down by a 41-0 score for the second
consecutive week.
Milanovic-Litre
picked off a Hyacks’ pass on the game’s
second play, then on the Jugglers’ first
offensive play executed a cutback run that
helped propel him into the end zone for the
first of his three touchdowns on the day.
The Jugglers
host West Vancouver on Friday night at
Burnaby Lake in a game with huge playoff
implications. Kick off is at 6:00 pm
Handsworth 20 at Ballenas 34
The very young
Handsworth Royals, led by Grade 10
quarterback
Mike LeMoine,
put up a great fight against the Whalers but
in the end just couldn't quite hang in with
the talented Island team.
The Royals host
South Delta on Friday at 2:30 pm.
Hugh
Boyd 36 at Langley 18
Richmond’s Hugh
Boyd Trojans (2-4, 1-1) featuring senior
offensive lineman
Dylan Craddock,
battled a desperate Langley team and a stiff
wind on the road at McLeod Athletic Park to
a take a 36-18 win over the Saints (0-6,
0-2) in a Southern Conference league game.
The Trojans wrap
up league play this week hosting Seaquam on
Friday night at 7:00 pm.
___________________________________________
CIS Canada
West Football Report
UBC 39 -
Alberta 22
Saskatchewan 16 -
Regina 15
Calgary 41 -
Manitoba 24
Standings (Oct 24/11):
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Home |
Away |
Pts |
| Calgary * |
7-0 |
276 |
120 |
4-0 |
3-0 |
14 |
| UBC * |
5-2 |
210 |
167 |
3-0 |
2-2 |
10 |
| Saskatchewan |
4-3 |
171 |
149 |
3-1 |
1-2 |
8 |
| Manitoba |
3-4 |
192 |
187 |
2-1 |
1-3 |
6 |
| Regina |
2-5 |
116 |
176 |
1-3 |
1-2 |
4 |
| Alberta |
0-7 |
120 |
286 |
0-3 |
0-4 |
0 |
| * -clinched playoff spot |
This Week: (final regular
season games)
Calgary at UBC (Saturday, 2:00 pm)
Regina at Manitoba
Saskatchewan at Alberta
____________________________________________
GNAC NCAA Div 2 Update
Southern Oregon
31 -
SFU 28 (non-conference)
Western Oregon
40 - Humboldt State
24
Central Washington 31 - Dixie State 24
Standings:
| |
Conference |
Overall |
|
School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
|
W -L |
PF |
PA |
|
Western
Oregon |
5-1 |
189 |
110 |
|
5-3 |
244 |
205 |
|
Humboldt
State |
4-1 |
183 |
130 |
6-1 |
6-1 |
235 |
150 |
|
Central
Washington |
3-3 |
172 |
133 |
|
3-4 |
182 |
154 |
|
Dixie
State |
1-4 |
149 |
212 |
|
1-7 |
212 |
336 |
|
SFU |
1-5 |
131 |
239 |
|
2-6 |
195 |
298 |
THIS
SATURDAY:
SFU @ Humboldt
State(GNAC); Dixie Stae @ Western Oregon(GNAC);
Central Washington @ West Texas A&M
(non conference)
______________________________________________________
BC Junior Football
Vancouver Island Raiders 44 - Langley
Rams 0
The Vancouver Island Raiders won their
sixth straight Cullen Cup title on Saturday afternoon shutting out
the Langley Rams 44-0. It was the largest margin of victory in
championship history and is the ninth shutout.
October 17/2011
Monday Quarterbacking
High School Football
Update
All the scores:
TRIPLE AAA:
Vancouver
College 41 - New Westminster 0
Mt. Douglas
42 - West Vancouver 14
Lord
Tweedsmuir 44 - Earl Marriott 0
St. Thomas
More 37 - Centennial 6
W.J. Mouat 33
- Terry Fox 0
Notre Dame 42
- Carson Graham 6
Kelowna 33 -
Mt. Boucherie 6
Salmon Arm 12
- Rutland 6
DOUBLE AA:
Ballenas 27 -
South Delta 13
Holy Cross24
- Hugh Boyd 21 (OT)
Clarence
Fulton 22 - South Kamloops 12
Seaquam 43 -
Windsor 28
Duchess Park
14 - Nechako Valley 6
John Barsby
30 - Handsworth 6
Mission 43
Rick - Hansen 7
Robert
Bateman 46 - Pitt Meadows 29
Abbotsford 30
- Langley 0
Tier 2
Nanaimo
District 58 - Moscrop 0
Game
Reports:
New
Westminster 0 at Vancouver College 41
The No. 3-ranked
Vancouver College Fighting Irish (4-3, 2-0),
featuring senior linebacker/tight end
Stephen Blanchette
had a decisive 41-0 win over the visiting
New Westminster Hyacks (3-4, 1-1) at O’Hagan
Field.
Vancouver
College plays host to Mount Douglas on
Saturday in a battle of 2-0 teams, with the
winner taking over sole possession of first
place in the Western Conference. The Irish
finish their season with games the following
two weeks against Carson Graham (0-2) and
Notre Dame (1-1).
Hugh
Boyd 21 at Holy Cross 24
The Hugh Boyd
Trojans, led by senior
offensive/defensive lineman
Dylan Craddock,
built a 21-7 lead over the host Holy Cross
Crusaders (3-3, 2-0) with seven minutes
remaining, but couldn’t hold it, falling
24-21 in overtime.
Next up for the
Trojans: at Langley, Friday 3:00 pm McLeod
Stadium
Windsor
28 at Seaquam 43
Seaquam tailback
Mark Lego rushed 15 times for 274 yards as
the host Seahawks went out of conference to
record a resounding 43-28 victory over North
Vancouver’s Windsor Dukes.
Senior
fullback/linebacker
Jarren Ralf
also found the end zone for the winners
on a one-yard dive and led the defense with
eight tackles.
The Seahawks
(3-3) open league play on Saturday at 1:30
pm when they host the Holy Cross Crusaders.
St.
Thomas More 37 at Centennial 6
The St. Thomas
More Knights keep offering weekly proof that
they may be the deepest and most dangerous
team in B.C.
The No. 1-ranked
Knights (5-0, 2-0) protected the top spot in
the rankings for a third straight week on
Friday at Coquitlam’s Percy Perry Stadium,
getting 112 yards rushing from
Sebastian Adugalski
in a 37-6 win over the host Centennial
Centaurs (1-4, 0-2).
Knights
quarterback
Mikey Carney continued his
on-field generalship, offensively passing
for 217 yards and a pair of scores and
defensively
with a pick to
go along with six tackles while defensive
back
Tim Jackson
played his usual solid game.
The Knights look
to continue their unbeaten Conference streak
when they visit Terry Fox at Percy
Perry Stadium on Friday night at 7:00 pm.
Carson
Graham 6 at Notre Dame 42
There’s a lot of
new Notre Dame Jugglers football this season
under first-year head coach Richard Scott.
The Jugglers
(2-3, 1-1) kept the ball on the ground and
limited the offensive opportunities on their
way to a convincing victory over the Carson
Graham Eagles (2-3, 0-2).
Senior running
back/linebacker
Ante Milanovic-Litre
once again showed why he was named All
Canadian at the 2011 Football Canada Cup as
he scored a pair of majors and racked
up 12 unassisted tackles.
Jugglers’
quarterback Joe Gabriele also scored off a
naked bootleg, just clipping the cone as he
found the end zone.
Next up for the
Jugglers: Friday at New Westminster 7:30 pm
John
Barsby 30 at Handsworth 6
A very young
Handsworth team led by Grade 10 quarterback
Mike LeMoine
succumbed to the Grade 12-laden Barsby
Bulldogs.
Handsworth
rounds out conference play against Ballenas
and South Delta the next two weekends before
finishing off with a non-conference game
against Richmond’s Hugh Boy Trojans.
Robert
Bateman 46 at Pitt Meadows 29
The talented
Robert Bateman Timberwolves found their
offence in the second half, and with it,
found a way to remain undefeated (5-0, 1-0)
with three weeks of play remaining in its
first-ever Double A varsity season with a
high-scoring win over the Pitt Meadows
Marauders (1-3-1, 0-2).
Anchored by
mammoth offensive and defensive lineman
Kent Hicks
the 'Wolves dominated the Marauders on both
sides of the ball.
Bateman takes on
Abby Collegiate on Friday at 3:00 pm at
Rotary Stadium in a cross-town and
conference contest.
Abbotsford 30 at Langley 0
Carter Williams
threw a pair of touchdown passes to
Jesse Neufeld
and Dallas
Yassinsky, the latter putting his stamp
on the game with an interception and a punt
return for a score.as the Abbotsford
Panthers topped the host Langley Saints
(0-5, 0-1) by a resounding 30-0 count in
non-league play Friday at McLeod Stadium.
Tanner Storoshenko
led the winning defense with10 tackles and 1
sack.
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
CIS Canada
West Football Report
UBC 23 -
Regina 16
Manitoba 48 -
Alberta 20
Calgary 20 -
Saskatchewan
Standings (Oct 17/11):
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Home |
Away |
Pts |
| Calgary |
6-0 |
235 |
96 |
3-0 |
3-0 |
12 |
| UBC |
4-2 |
171 |
145 |
3-0 |
1-2 |
8 |
| Manitoba |
3-3 |
168 |
146 |
2-1 |
1-2 |
6 |
| Saskatchewan |
3-3 |
155 |
134 |
3-1 |
0-2 |
6 |
| Regina |
2 - 4 |
101 |
160 |
1-2 |
1-2 |
4 |
| Alberta |
0-6 |
98 |
247 |
0-2 |
0-4 |
0 |
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
GNAC NCAA Div 2 Update
Western Oregon
34 -
SFU 10
Humboldt State
30 - Central Washington 20
Azusa Pacific 48 - Dixie State 19 (non
conference)
Standings:
| |
Conference |
Overall |
|
School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
W -L |
PF |
PA |
|
Humboldt
State |
4-0 |
159 |
90 |
6-0 |
211 |
110 |
|
Western
Oregon |
4-1 |
149 |
86 |
4-3 |
204 |
181 |
|
Central
Washington |
2-3 |
141 |
109 |
2-4 |
151 |
130 |
|
Dixie
State |
1-3 |
125 |
181 |
1-6 |
188 |
305 |
|
SFU |
1-5 |
131 |
239 |
2-5 |
167 |
267 |
THIS
SATURDAY:
Western Oregon
host Humboldt (GNAC); Central Washington at
Dixie State (GNAC); SFU at Southern Oregon
(non conference)
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
BC Junior Football
Semi-Final Results:
Vancouver Island Raiders 49 - Westshore
Rebels 17
Langley Rams 31 - Okanagan Sun 29
The BC Junior semi-finals were
predictable on one field and surprising on the other.
Most pundits had predicted a case of the same old-same old
conference final match-ups of the Raiders and the Sun. Don't
tell the Langley Rams that as they eclipsed the Sun 31-29 to earn a
berth into the BC Conference Championship next final next Sunday in
Nanaimo.
October 15/2011
 Welcome
Jesse Johnston
Jesse Johnston is a Grade 12
Senior at Moscrop Secondary where he is the starting quarterback.
Standing 6' 2" and weighing165#, Jesse is going through a big growth
spurt and should be in the 6' 3" - 185# range by the time he
graduates in June 2012.
Welcome Jesse!
October 10/2011
Welcome Jesse Neufeld
Jesse Neufeld is the newest
member of NSAAC.
He is a 3.75 GPA senior at Abbotsford
Collegiate where he plays football and rugby.
Jesse, 6' 2" - 210#, is intending to
study engineering at university.
October 9/2011
Football Review
High School Football
South
Delta 6 at Seaquam 0
An 11-yard
scoring pass in the third quarter proved to
be the only offence Saturday as the
all-Delta non-conference clash was won 6-0
by the Tsawwassen school.
Seaquam was led
by middle linebacker
Jarren Ralf’s nine
tackles while South Delta's defensive
backfield led by
Martin O'Hara
provided great coverage all day holding the
Seahawks passing game to a measly 28 yards.
W.J.
Mouat 20 at St. Thomas More 25
Mikey Carney,
Giovanni Trasolini,
Tim Jackson
(4 tackles) and
Sebastian Adugalski
(8 carries, 52 yds) all played big roles in
leading the No. 1-ranked St. Thomas More
Knights to a 25-20 win over the No. 2-ranked
W.J. Mouat Hawks of Abbotsford in an epic
Burnaby Lakes showdown.
Mikey Carney
threw a touchdown pass on the Knights’ first
offensive series and later set up another
score with a long gainer late to set
up the winning score as STM (1-0, 4-0)
remained unbeaten on the season.
With 1:28 left
in the half, Carney went over the middle to
long and lanky receiver Gio Trasolini for a
44-yard touchdown that put St. Thomas More
on top 19-14 at the half with the promise of
more offensive fireworks in the second half.
In the fourth
quarter Knights started with the ball back
at their own 32-yard line with 2:35 left,
and went 68 yards in 37 seconds, capping
things off with Carney’s seven-yard
touchdown strike to Trasolini.
Vancouver College 29 at West Vancouver 8
The No. 3-ranked
Vancouver College scored on its first two
offensive series Friday, en route to a 29-8
win over the depleted West Vancouver
Highlanders. The game marked the return to
service of middle linebacker
Stephen Blanchette.
Notre
Dame 28 at Mt. Douglas 59
In the regular
season opener for both teams No. 4-ranked
and host Rams rolled to a decisive 59-28 win
over the No. 5-ranked Notre Dame Jugglers in
the Western Conference opener for both teams
at Victoria’s Royal Athletic Park despite
outstanding play from Juggler's middle
linebacker
Ante Milanovic-Litre.
Handsworth 6 at
Windsor 0
Grade 10 quarterback
Michael LeMoine’s
touchdown pass late
in the fourth
quarter made the
difference Friday as
the Handsworth
Royals opened
conference play with
a 6-0 win over the
Windsor Dukes.
Abbotsford 42 at Rick Hansen 20
Carter Williams threw for three touchdowns, including a pair to Jesse Neufeld, and a ball-hawking defence did the rest as the Abbotsford Panthers doubled up on crosstown rival Rick Hansen in the Eastern Conference opener for both teams on Friday.
Defensive leader Tanner Storoshenko racked up 11 solo tackles while Dallas Yassinski recorded an interception.
October 3/2011
Weekly Review
High School Football
SCORES
TRIPLE A
W.J. Mouat 42
- Vancouver College 14
Notre Dame 21 -
Terry Fox10
Kelowna 34 -
Salmon Arm 26
Mt Boucherie 32
- Rutland18
Lord Tweedsmuir
62- New Westminster14
DOUBLE A
Seaquam 33 -
Rick Hansen 6
Hugh Boyd 17 -
South Delta 12
Ballenas 34 -
West Vancouver 8
Kalamalka 58 -
Mt. Baker 0
Vernon 14 -
Clarence Fulton 2
Mission 46 -
Earl Marriott 6
Holy Cross 13 -
Abbotsford-Collegiate 6
John Barsby 48 -
EJ Milne 0
Robert Bateman
48 - Langley 6
Okanagan-Mission
28 - Valleyview 8
South Kamloops
22 - Norkam 2
TIER 2
Timberline 61 -
Frank Hurt 12
Nanaimo District
42 - Mark Isfeld 0
GAME
REVIEWS
W.J.
Mouat 42 at Vancouver College 14
Vancouver
College, playing without standout linebacker
Stephen Blanchette,
dropped a 42-14 decision against W.J. Mouat.
“It’s a win that
can give you a lot of confidence,” said
Mouat head coach Denis Kelly. “But I just
hope we keep it all in perspective. Our four
non-conference games are over now, and they
don’t count for anything.”
On Friday, the
Irish open league play at West Vancouver,
while the Hawks do likewise in Burnaby
against No. 1 St. Thomas More.
Rick
Hansen 6 at Seaquam 33
Grade 11 Seaquam
Seahawks running back Mark Lego has put all
the pieces together on Saturday carrying 12
times for 162 yards and three scores as the
North Delta school topped its Abbotsford
foes 33-6.
“We hit hard, we
had the physical edge and we were playing at
home,” said Seaquam head coach Kris Pechet,
whose team led 20-0 at halftime. “We have
played some pretty high calibre opposition
thus far and maybe Rick Hansen hasn’t played
the same kind. So maybe we’re ahead at this
stage.”
Jarren Ralf
added Seaquam’s other score, hauling in a
15-yard pass from quarterback Adam Dobie.
The Seahawks
will play arch-rival South Delta at home on
Saturday.....1:30 pm kick off.
Hugh
Boyd 17 at South Delta 12
After opening
the season with three straight losses and
then trailing at halftime on Saturday,
Richmond’s Hugh Boyd Trojans, featuring
senior offensive lineman
Dylan Craddock,
decided it was time to break the streak and
proved to be too much for the host Sun
Devils which are led on defense by
Martin O'Hara..
Next up for Hugh
Boyd: bye. Next up for South Delta: at
Seaquam, Saturday 1:30 pm.
Terry
Fox 10 at Notre Dame 21
“Notre Dame
played Notre Dame football,” said ND
head coach Richard Scott after his Jugglers
(0-2) wrapped up non-conference play Friday
at Burnaby Lakes with a 21-10 win over the
No. 5-ranked Terry Fox Ravens of Port
Coquitlam. “The Jugglers took the physical
route.”
Led on defense
by their outstanding middle linebacker
Ante Milanovic-Litre
(who also had a great game at fullback),
the hard-hitting Jugglers were able to make
big plays when they needed to.
Next Up: Notre
Dame open their League season at Mt. Douglas
on Friday.
AbbotsfordCollegiate 6 at Holy Cross 13
The Crusaders
led 13-0 at the half and then were shut out
in the second half by a stingy Abbotsford
defense led by
Tanner Storoshenko
and
Dallas Yassinsky
who had 8
catches for 120 yards & 1 TD. Yassinsky
also 1 run for 10 yards & 2 kick-off returns
for 37 yards for a total of 167 all-purpose
yards. Quarterback
Carter Williams
passed for 244 yards going 20 for 41
including one touchdown.
Next Up:
Abbotsford travels to Rick Hansen, Friday
3:15 pm.
Langley
6 at Robert Bateman 48
The new kids on
the block are putting up big numbers and
showing they belong. The Robert
Bateman Timberwolves, featuring grade 11
offensive/defensive lineman
Kent Hicks,
dominated the Langley Saints 48-6 on
Friday.
Bateman will
enjoy a bye this week before taking on Pitt
Meadows on Oct 14th.
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CIS Canada
West Football Report
UBC 33 -
Saskatchewan 36
Regina 26 -
Manitoba 18
Calgary 61 -
Alberta 7
The UBC Thunderbirds
traveled to the unfriendly confines of
Griffith Stadium in Saskatoon and almost
pulled of a great comeback before falling
36-33 to the Huskies.
UBC host Regina
on Saturday at 2:00pm
Standings (Oct 3/11):
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts |
| Calgary |
5-0 |
154 |
81 |
8 |
| UBC |
3-2 |
148 |
139 |
6 |
| Saskatchewan |
3-2 |
147 |
114 |
6 |
| Manitoba |
2 -3 |
130 |
126 |
4 |
| Regina |
2 - 3 |
85 |
137 |
4 |
| Alberta |
0-5 |
78 |
199 |
0 |
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GNAC NCAA Div 2 Update
Humboldt State
56 -
Dixie State 27
Central
Washington 37 - SFU 17
Central
Washington cruised to a 31-3 halftime lead before
settling for a
37-17 win over Simon Fraser at
Tomlinson Stadium.
| |
Conference |
Overall |
|
School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts
|
W -L |
PF |
PA |
|
Humboldt
State |
3-0 |
129 |
70 |
6 |
4-0 |
158 |
73 |
|
Western
Oregon |
3-0 |
105 |
35 |
6 |
3-2 |
160 |
130 |
|
Central
Washington |
1-2 |
80 |
69 |
2 |
1-3 |
90 |
90 |
|
Dixie
State |
1-2 |
69 |
119 |
2 |
1-4 |
113 |
193 |
|
SFU |
0-4 |
49 |
149 |
0 |
1-4 |
95 |
177 |
THIS
SATURDAY:
Western Oregon
at Central Washington, 1 p.m.; Humboldt
State at UC Davis, 6 p.m.; Dixie State at
Simon Fraser, 2 p.m.
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BC Junior Football Update
Week 10 Results:
Vancouver Island Raiders 56 - Langley
Rams 19
Westshore Rebels 43 - Kamloops Broncos
30
Okanagan Sun 48 - Chilliwack Huskers 21
Sept 25/2011
Please Welcome Carter
Williams
Carter is the newest member of NSAAC and
is an outstanding football and baseball player
He is a Grade 11, 3.85 GPA student at Abbotsford Collegiate where he
plays football, rugby and basketball. He plays baseball for the
Abbotsford Cardinals.
Carter's older brother Carson (a
former NSAAC Member) is a second year quarterback at UBC.
Check out
Carter's web pages:
Baseball
Football
Welcome Carter!
Sept 24/2011
Monday Updates
St.
Thomas More 55 at Holy Cross 28
Quarterback
Mikey Carney
and receiver
Gio Trasolini
each scored a pair of majors in a one-sided
55-28 Pepsi Bowl victory over the Crusaders.
The Knight's defense, featuring
Tim Jackson,
held the Crusaders to 6 points in the first
half before substituting liberally in the
second half.
The Knights now
have two weeks to get ready before their
Eastern Conference league opener against W.J.
Mouat.
Mission
33 at South Delta 6
No. 2-ranked
Mission Roadrunners topped the South Delta
Sun Devils (featuring
Martin O'Hara)
33-6
Next up for the
Sun Devils: Saturday October 1 @ Hugh Boyd
1:00 pm
West
Vancouver 21 at Seaquam 16
The AAA West
Vancouver Highlanders spread offence put
three first-half majors on the board and
that proved to be enough to earn a road win
Saturday against the No. 3 AA Seaquam
Seahawks.
The Seahawks
defense, anchored by senior linebacker
Jarren Ralf,
adjusted at half-time and shut out the
Highlanders offense in the second half but
the damage was already done due to two blown
secondary coverages in the first quarter.
Next up:
Seahawks host Rick Hansen Hurricanes,
Saturday, 1:30 pm
Vancouver College 34 at Salmon Arm 0
The No. 2-ranked
Triple A Fighting Irish with senior
linebacker
Stephen Blanchette
got back on the winning track
following its 14-7 loss last weekend to St.
Thomas More, hitting the road and pitching
an impressive shutout against the host Golds.
The Irish host
W.J. Mouat on Saturday, 1:30 pm in their
last non-conference game.
Robert
Bateman 34 at Hugh Boyd 21
The Robert
Bateman Wolves, featuring junior lineman
Kent Hicks,
visited the Hugh Boyd Trojans (with senior
offensive lineman
Dylan Craddock)
and came away with a hard fought 34-21 win.
Next up: Bateman
hosts Langley, 1:00pm Friday; Hugh Boyd at
South Delta, Saturday 1:30 pm.
Abbotsford 35 at Moscrop 6
Carter Williams
was a tidy 7-for-9 and three touchdown
passes Friday, tossing scoring strikes to
Jesse Neufeld,
Dallas Yassinsky, and
Dillon McGuire as the Abbotsford Panthers
topped Tier 2 Moscrop of Burnaby 35-6.
While Williams
was passing for 133 yards on the day,
Tanner Storoshenko
scored a rushing touchdown, and Yassinsky
yet another on special teams, finding the
end zone on a punt return.
Next up:
Abbotsford Collegiate at Holy Cross, Friday,
3:30 pm
All The
Scores:
Centennial (AAA
East) 34 - Ballenas (AA West) 33
West Vancouver
(AAA West) 21 - Seaquam (AA South) 16
STMC (AAA East)
55 - Holy Cross (AA South) 28
Mission (AA
East) 33 - South Delta (AA West) 6
Vernon(AA
Okanagan) 32 - Valleyview(AA Okanangan) 0
Kalamalka(AA
Okanagan) 36 - South Kamloops(AA Okanagan)
14
Robert Bateman
(AA East) 34 - Hugh Boyd(AA South) 21
Rick Hansen (AA
East) 28 - Langley (AA South) 6
John Barsby (AA
West) 35 - Belmont (AA Tier2) 8
Pitt Meadows (AA
East) 21 - Windsor AA West) 21
OMAK (WA) 48 -
Clarence Fulton (AA Okanagan) 0
Handsworth (AA
West) 26 - San Francisco (CA) 14
Abbotsford
Collegiate (AA East) 35 - Moscrop (AA Tier
2) 6
Duchess Park (AA
North) 42 - Correlieu (AA North) 0
Kelly Road (AA
North) 2 - PGSS (AA North) 0 - default
Vancouver
College (AAA West) 34 - Salmon Arm (AAA
Okanagan) 0
Earl Marriott
(AAA East) 62 - Rutland (AAA Okanagan) 35
Terry Fox (AAA
East) 51 - Kelowna (AAA Okanagan) 22
WJ Mouat (AAA
East) 49 - Carson Graham (AAA West) 14
Lord Tweedsmuir
(AAA East) 23 - Cascades (WA) 20
New Westminster
(AAA West) 27 - Mt Boucherie (AAA Okanagan)
9
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CIS Canada
West Football Report
At the halfway
point in the season the UBC Thunderbird
confirmed on Saturday that they are in the
thick of the race for the Canada West
pennant following their 29-23 Homecoming win
over the Manitoba Bisons and vaulted into
second place in the CW standings
Weekend Scores:
UBC 29 -
Manitoba 23
Regina 38 -
Alberta 14
Calgary 38 -
Saskatchewan 24
Standings (Sept 25/11):
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts |
| Calgary |
4-0 |
154 |
81 |
8 |
| UBC |
3-1 |
115 |
93 |
6 |
| Saskatchewan |
2-2 |
111 |
81 |
4 |
| Manitoba |
2 -2 |
102 |
100 |
4 |
| Regina |
1-3 |
59 |
119 |
2 |
| Alberta |
0-4 |
71 |
138 |
0 |
Next Games:
UBC at Saskatchewan - Friday, 5:00pm
PST
Manitoba at Regina - Friday
Alberta at Calgary - Sunday
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GNAC NCAA Div 2 Update
SFU hosted Humboldt State at Terry
Fox Field on Saturday and are still in search of their first GNAC
win after losing 35-7
Scores:
Humboldt State
35 -
SFU 7
Western Oregon
56 - Dixie State 0
| |
Conference |
Overall |
|
School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts
|
W -L |
PF |
PA |
|
Western
Oregon |
3-0 |
105 |
35 |
6 |
3-1 |
125 |
79 |
|
Humboldt
State |
2-0 |
73 |
43 |
4 |
3-0 |
102 |
46 |
|
Dixie
State |
1-1 |
42 |
63 |
2 |
1-3 |
86 |
139 |
|
Central
Washington |
0-2 |
43 |
52 |
0 |
0-3 |
53 |
73 |
|
SFU |
0-3 |
42 |
112 |
0 |
1-3 |
78 |
140 |
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
|
THIS
SATURDAY:
SFU at Central
Washington; Dixie State at Humboldt State
Sept 18, 2011
Weekend Update
All
Scores
St. Thomas More
14 - Vancouver College 7
Carson Graham 62
- Handsworth 36
Clarence Fulton
52 - Mt Baker 0
Mission 22
- WJ Mouat 16
Terry Fox 33 -
New West 6
Lord Tweedsmuir
35 - Holy Cross 6
Seaquam 47 -
Kelowna 21
Mt. Boucherie 28
- Rick Hansen 24
South Delta 22 -
Earl Marriott 15
John Barsby 42 -
Abbotsford 7
Pitt Meadows 24
- Langley 12
Windsor 33 - GP
Vanier 12
Rutland 32 -
Hugh Boyd 19
Moscrop 38 Mark
IsfelD 0
Eastside
Catholic 34 - Centennial 0
Bainbridge
(Wash) 36 - Mt. Douglas 18
Nechako Valley
40 - Prince George 0
Valleyview 22
- Howe Sound 22
Game Reports:
Vancouver College 7 at St. Thomas More 14
The St. Thomas
More Knights hosted No. 1-ranked Vancouver
College in their Homecoming game and
thrilled the huge crowd with an exciting 14
- 7 victory.
Led by
quarterback/safety
Mikey Carney, who threw
several clutch pass receptions - one
to
Giovanni Trasolini - made smart decisions
and engineered a pair of second-half scoring
drives.
Defensively for
the Knights,
Tim Jackson's interception late
in the game sealed the win for STM. Also
contributing for the Knights was
Seb
Adugalski who saw limited action (he has
just returned from track and field
commitments).
The Fighting
Irish were once again anchored on defense by
Stephen Blanchette.
Next up for the
Knights: at Holy Cross (Pepsi Bowl),
Saturday 1:30 pm
Next up for the
Irish: at Salmon Arm, Friday 3:00pm.
Handsworth 36 at Carson Graham 62
NORTH VANCOUVER
— Grade 10 quarterback
Mike LeMoine was a
bright spot for the AA Royals in their loss
to the AAA Carson Graham Eagles engineering
36 points on offense. The Royals just didn't
match up well with the much bigger Eagles
whose offense eventually wore their defense.
Next up for the
Royals: host San Francisco (CA) Friday, game
time TBA
Notre
Dame 13 at Juneau-Douglas (Alaska) 38
JUNEAU — The
Jugglers, featuring All Canadian linebacker
Ante Milanovic-Litre,
traveled to Juneau and lost 38-13 against a
very tough Crimson Bear team.
Next up for the
Jugglers: This week - bye. Next game:
host Terry Fox, Friday, September 30
at Burnaby Lake 7:00 pm
Seaquam
47 at Kelowna 21
KELOWNA — Mark
Lego rushed 20 times for 89 yards and a pair
of scores, helping lead North Delta’s Double
A No. 4-ranked Seaquam Seahawks to a 47-21
win against the host, Triple A Kelowna Owls
on Friday.
Seahawks
quarterback Tyler Green not only rushed for
52 yards and a pair of scores, he was
10-of-15 through the air for 137 yards, no
interceptions, and a 37-yard scoring toss to
Jarren Ralf.
Next up for the
Seahawks: host AAA West Vancouver, Saturday
1:30 pm
South Delta 22
at Earl Marriott 15
SURREY — In a
game that became a controlled scrimmage due
to a lack of referees, the visiting Sun
Devils finished with 209 yards of total
offence.
Martin O’Hara
with five solo tackles, led the winning
defense.
Next game for
the Sundevils: host MIssion Saturday 1:30 pm
John Barsby 42
at Abbotsford 7
ABBOTSFORD —
Double A No. 1-ranked John Barsby Bulldogs
(playing their 3rd game of the season)
topped the host Abbotsford Panthers 42-7 in
the Panthers opening game of the season.
The Panthers,
featuring
Dallas Yassinsky,
Tanner Storoshenko and
Carter Williams, will show
improvement in the weeks to come and are
expected to be a definite playoff contender.
Next up for the
Panthers: at Moscrop, Friday 3:30 pm at
Burnaby Lake.
Hugh Boyd 19 at
Rutland 32
KELOWNA — The
Trojans left Richmond at 6:00 am and kicked
off against the Rutland Voodoos at 2:00 pm.
Needless to say it took a while for the
Trojans, featuring
Dylan Craddock, to
get untracked.
Next up for the
Trojans: host Robert Bateman, Friday 3:00
pm.
Robert Bateman
19 - Nanaimo 14
ABBOTSFORD -
Robert Bateman, featuring
Kent Hicks, hosted
Nanaimo in a non-conference game and took a
19-14 victory.
Next up for
Bateman: at Hugh Boyd, Friday 3:00 pm
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University
Football Results
CIS Canada West
UBC 40 - U of Alberta 30
U of Calgary 51
- U of Regina 1
U of Manitoba 26
- U of Saskatchewan 16
Standings (Sept 18/11):
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts |
| Calgary |
3-0 |
116 |
57 |
6 |
| Manitoba |
2 -1 |
79 |
71 |
4 |
| Saskatchewan |
2-1 |
87 |
43 |
4 |
| UBC |
2-1 |
86 |
70 |
4 |
| Alberta |
0-3 |
57 |
100 |
0 |
| Regina |
0-2 |
21 |
105 |
0 |
This Week:
Manitoba @ UBC - Saturday, 2:00 pm
Regina @ Alberta - Saturday, 1:00pm
Saskatchewan @ Calgary - Friday, 7:00pm
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NCAA Div 2 -
GNAC
Dixie State 42 -
SFU 7
Western Oregon
14 - Central Washington 7
| |
Conference |
Overall |
|
School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts
|
W -L |
PF |
PA |
|
Western
Oregon |
2-0 |
49 |
35 |
4 |
2-0 |
69 |
79 |
|
Humboldt
State |
1-0 |
738 |
36 |
2 |
2-0 |
67 |
39 |
|
Dixie
State |
1-0 |
42 |
7 |
2 |
1-2 |
86 |
83 |
|
SFU |
0-2 |
35 |
77 |
0 |
1-2 |
71 |
105 |
|
Central
Washington |
0-2 |
43 |
52 |
0 |
0-3 |
53 |
73 |
|
Regina |
0-2 |
21 |
105 |
0 |
|
|
|
THIS
SATURDAY:
Humboldt State
at Simon Fraser, 2 p.m.; Western Oregon at
Dixie State, 6 p.m.
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BC Junior Football Update
Week 7 Results:
Vancouver Island Raiders 77 - Kamloops
Broncos 4
Langley Rams 20 - Chilliwack Huskers 7
Okanagan Sun 69 - Westshore Rebels 0
Sept 12, 2011
High School Football Report
Results:
SATURDAY
Non-conference
Terry Fox 20
Salmon Arm 18
Carson Graham 30
Kelowna 29
West Vancouver
12 Handsworth 0
Mission 20
Seaquam 2
FRIDAY
Non-Conference
Mt. Boucherie 34
Clarence Fulton 14
W.J. Mouat 53
Mount Douglas 47
Lord Tweedsmuir
21 Hugh Boyd 7
Valleyview 28
Rutland 24
St. Thomas More
10 Notre Dame 7
New
Westminster16 South Delta 13
Ballenas 43
Nanaimo District 28
John Barsby 36
Holy Cross 0
Earl Marriott 14
Rick Hansen 13
Nechako Valley
12 Kelly Road 0
THURSDAY
LATE
Vancouver
College 45 Renton (Wash.) 19
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MISSION
20 SEAQUAM 2
MISSION —
Seaquam Seahawks opened their 2011 season
with a re-match against the Mission
Roadrunners who won a hotly contested 2010
Semi Final game going to three overtime
periods.
The size and
experience of the Roadrunners, who feature
18 returning grade 12 seniors including
mammoth offensive tackle Tom Clarkson who
has committed to play NCAA Div1 with UNLV,
were too much for the young Seahawks.
The Seahawks
were led on defense by senior linebacker
Jarren Ralf
(6 tackles)
who never got off the field - he also
starts at fullback.
Next up for the
Seahawks: travel to Kelowna for a 6:00 pm
kick off on Friday night at the Apple Bowl.
ST.
THOMAS MORE 10 NOTRE DAME 7
BURNABY — Triple
A No. 5-ranked St. Thomas More Knights of
Burnaby kicked off their year with a hard
fought 10-7 win over perennial rival Notre
Dame Jugglers.
The Knights,
featuring quarterback/defensive back
Mikey
Carney, receiver
Gio Trasolini and running
back/linebacker
Seb Adugalski, withstood
repeated attacks by the Jugglers and
capitalized on Notre Dame miscues to eke out
the win.
Senior
linebacker/running back
Ante Milanovic-Litre
was outstanding on both sides of the ball
for the Jugglers
Next up for the
Knights: host Vancouver College in
Homecoming 2011.....Saturday, 2:00 pm
LORD TWEEDSMUIR 21
HUGH BOYD 7
RICHMOND — Host Hugh
Boyd Trojans (AA
Southern Conference)
featuring
Dylan
Craddock (off/def
tackle 6' 4", 260#)
hosted AAA Eastern
Conference Lord Tweedsmuir in the
season opener for
both teams on Friday
Next game: The
Trojans travel to
Kelowna for a 2:00
pm game against
Rutland at the Apple
Bowl .
NEW WESTMINSTER 16 SOUTH DELTA 13
NEW WESTMINSTER — The Hyacks (AAA Eastern Conference ) did just enough to top the visiting Sun Devils (AA Western Conference) in the first playing of the Kushnir Boot since 2008.
The game is played in honour of Bill Kushnir, who founded both the New Westminster (Lester Pearson) and South Delta programs.
The Sun Devils, anchored on defense by corner Martin O'Hara, showed they have to potential to be a force in the AA Ranks.
Next up: Sun Devils travel to Earl Marriott Friday, 1:00 pm.
WEST VANCOUVER 12 HANDSWORTH 0
NORTH VANCOUVER — The AA Handsworth Royals featuring sophomore quarterback Mike LeMoine showed their youth in their opening game against cross-town rivals AAA West Vancouver Highlanders.
It doesn't get much easier for the Royals as they travel and take on AAA Carson Graham in the annual Buchanan Bowl on Saturday at 1:30 pm
VANCOUVER COLLEGE 45 RENTON (WA) 19
The Vancouver College Fighting Irish, led by senior linebacker Stephen Blanchette, cruised to a big win over the Renton (WA) Indians.
Next Up: @ St Thomas More, Sat. 2:00 pm
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CIS Canada West
U of Calgary 30 - UBC 25
U of Manitoba 22 - U of Alberta 20
U of Saskatchewan 33 - U of Regina 10
Standings:
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts |
| Calgary |
2-0 |
65 |
56 |
4 |
| Saskatchewan |
2-0 |
71 |
17 |
4 |
| Manitoba |
1-1 |
53 |
55 |
2 |
| UBC |
1-1 |
46 |
40 |
2 |
| Alberta |
0-2 |
27 |
60 |
0 |
| Regina |
0-2 |
20 |
54 |
0 |
This Week:
Calgary @ Regina - Friday 7:00 pm
Alberta @ UBC - Sat. 2:00 pm
Saskatchewan @ Manitoba - Sat. 1:00 pm
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GNAC - NCAA Div 11
Results:
Humboldt 38 - Central Washington 36
Western Oregon 35 - SFU 28
Mesa State 52 - Dixie State 30 (non conference)
Standings
| School |
W-L |
PF |
PA |
Pts |
| Humboldt State |
1-0 |
38 |
36 |
2 |
| Western Oregon |
1-0 |
35 |
28 |
2 |
| Dixie State |
0-0 |
0 |
0 |
0 |
| SFU |
0-1 |
28 |
35 |
0 |
| Central Washington |
0-1 |
36 |
38 |
0 |
This Week: Central Washington at Western Oregon, 1 p.m.; Simon Fraser at Dixie State, 6 p.m. (All games on Saturday)
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BC Junior Football Results:
Vancouver Island Raiders 52 - Westshore Rebels 8
Langley Rams 43 - Kamloops Broncos 7
Okanagan Sun 42 - Chilliwack Huskers 7
Standings:
| Team |
W-L |
P F |
P A |
Pts |
| Raiders |
6-0 |
308 |
57 |
12 |
| Sun |
5-1 |
199 |
98 |
10 |
| Rams |
3-3 |
167 |
111 |
6 |
| Rebels |
3-3 |
133 |
195 |
6 |
| Broncos |
1-5 |
75 |
232 |
2 |
| Huskers |
0-6 |
53 |
242 |
0 |
This Week:
Sun @ Rebels (Bear Mountain Stadium)
Raiders @ Broncos (Hillside Stadium)
Rams @ Huskers (Exhibition Stadium)
(All games Saturday)
Sept 5, 2011
High School Football
Kicks Off
Several BC high schools began their 2011
campaigns during the Labor Day weekend with a bunch of
non-conference games:
2010 AAA Champion Vancouver College
Fighting Irish (featuring senior linebacker
Stephen
Blanchette) hosted the South Kitsap (WA) Wolves and
lost a very competitive game 24-21
Other AAA Scores:
Centennial 19 - Lynden (WA) 62
Citrus Valley (CA) 33 - New Westminster
7
Cheney (WA) 41 - Kelowna 21
In AA Action:
Napavine (2B, WA) 34 - Mission 20
Check
www.bchighschoolfootball.com
for up to date schedules and scores.
Big Weekend for BC
Colleges
Both BC football universities began
their season with a bang.
First, the UBC T'Birds upset the
#6-ranked U of Regina Rams 21-10 in their Canada West opener, and
that was followed up by the SFU Clansmen knocking off the Pacific
University Boxers 36-28.
Even the BC Lions got into the winning
action by defeating the Toronto Argonauts!
August 28, 2011
All Canadian
Linebacker Joins NSAAC
Please welcome
Ante
Milanovic-Litre to NSAAC. Ante, 6'0"-208#, is a
Senior linebacker at Notre Dame High School in Vancouver. He
was a member of the 2011 U-18 Team BC and was selected to the All
Canadian All Star Team as a linebacker.
Welcome Ante!
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BC Junior Football
Results - Week #5
Vancouver Island Raiders 33 -
Okanagan Sun 20
Langley Rams 46 - Chilliwack
Huskers 7
Westshore Rebels 47 - Kamloops
Broncos 0
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CIS Canada West
Football Season Starts September 2
Next Friday night the 2011 Canada West
football season gets underway as UBC visits Regina and U of Alberta
visits U of Saskatchewan. Then on Saturday the U of Manitoba
hosts the U of Calgary. Canada West games are scheduled to be
videocast live.
Check
www.canadawest.tv/ for
more details
August 23, 2011
Please Welcome Kent
Hicks to NSAAC
Kent is the newest member of NSAAC.
Checking in at 6' 4" - 280#, Kent
is an excellent Offensive and Defensive lineman at Robert Bateman
Secondary. He is entering Grade 11 in the Fall and was member
or the 2011 U-18 Team BC.
Click on picture to see Profile
Welcome Kent!
August 22, 2011
Weekend Round-Up
BC Junior Football
Results - Week #4
Vancouver Island Raiders 52 -
Chilliwack Huskers 3
Okanagan Sun 49 - Westshore
Rebels 7
Langley Rams 28 - Kamloops
Broncos 10
For game reports and updates go to
http://www.bcjuniorfootball.ca/
CIS and NCAA Training
Camps Open
August 18th was the official opening
date for all CIS football teams and for several NSAAC clients is
their first taste of collegiate football. The NCAA opened
their camps about a week earlier.
After his first week of NCAA Div 2
action Tyler Fong (SFU) reported that it was tough but he is really
enjoying the challenge.
At Bishop's University Nick Blanchette
is enjoying a stellar camp.
Nick is loving Bishop's Training Camp
and thriving. He's been told he will factor into their game plan
this year and is the best Freshman at camp.
We caught the UBC Alumni Game on Sunday
and the T'Birds with Ross Hilliam look to be much improved
particularly on offense.
August 15, 2011
BC Junior Football
Results - Week #3
Okanagan Sun 15 - Langley Rams 14
Vancouver Island Raiders 60 - Kamloops
Broncos 7
Westshore Rebels 28 - Chilliwack Huskers
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August 10, 2011
Please welcome Two
New Members to NSAAC
Tanner
Storoshenko
(click on name to see
profile)
Tanner (6'0" - 180#) is a Senior at
Abbotsford Collegiate where he plays fullback and linebacker.
He is also an outstanding rugby player
and was named to the 2010 All City 7's All Star Team. He has
been selected three times to the BCFC Starbowl and was named the
Outstanding Linebacker for the Abbotsford Collegiate Panthers in his
grade 11 year.
Dallas
Yassinsky
click on name to see
profile
Dallas (5' 11" - 175#) is also a Grade
12 student athlete at Abbotsford Collegiate where he plays receiver
and defensive back.
He was picked to represent BC as a
member of the 2011 U18 Team BC which competed in the recent Football
Canada Cup and which won the Bronze Medal.
August 9, 2011
Adugalski Cracks
National Top Ten
Congratulations to
Sebastian Adugalski who cracked the National Top Ten
in two events at the 2011 Legion Canadian Youth Championships held
in Ottawa at the weekend.
In the U18 300 meter hurdles Sebastian
ran an outstanding time of 40.85 seconds competing against athletes
two years older than him. He followed this up with a long jump
of 6.31 meters again competing in the U18 age class.
Sebastian will now take a couple of
weeks off before putting on a helmet and shoulder pads to get ready
for the 2011 football season with the STMC Knights.
Way to go Seb!
August 8, 201
BC Junior Football
Results: Week #2
Kamloops Broncos - 37
Chilliwack Huskers - 14
Okanagan Sun - 33
Langley Rams - 23
Vancouver Island Raiders - 72
Westhore Rebels - 6
August 3, 2011
Football Seasons Set
to Begin
Although the CFL has been rolling along
for the past six weeks and the NFL has finally settled its money
war, the most important football is getting under way.
That's right - football that's played for the sheer pleasure of
the game - Junior, University, High School and Community
programs are gearing up for their respective seasons.
BC Junior Football kicked off on
the weekend with a full slate of regular season games:
Okanagan Sun 40 - Kamloops Broncos 14
Vancouver Island Raiders 39 - Langley
Rams 13
Westshore (Victoria) Rebels 37 -
Chilliwack Huskers 8
All CIS teams (including
UBC) open their training camps on August 18 across the country while
SFU (NCAA Div 11) opens their camp next week.
The official starting date for BC
High School Training Camps is August 28.
Many of the Community programs
are under way and most begin playing within the next couple of weeks
We urge you to get out and support the
kids and young men and women playing in your area. Most High
School and Community programs depend on the support of parents and
volunteers - they don't have big budgets and nobody gets paid to do
what they do.
Without the good work put in by all the
folks in amateur football there would be NO Canadian players in the
CFL - think about it!
Go to
www.playfootball.bc.ca
for information on all amateur programs in BC.
July 24, 2011
Please Welcome Two
New Members to NSAAC
Dylan Craddock - 6' 4", 265#
- is an offensive and defensive lineman at Hugh Boyd
Secondary School. He is entering his Grade 12 year and has
played for the Varsity since his Grade 10 year.
Welcome Dylan!
Michael LeMoine - 5' 10", 155#
- is a quarterback who is entering his Grade 10 year at Handsworth
Secondary where he will play for the Varsity Team in the Fall of
2011.
Welcome Michael!
Click on their names to check out their
Profiles.
July 18, 2011
Team BC Wins Bronze
Congratulations to the U18 Team BC as
they won the Bronze Medal at the Football Canada Cup in Lethbridge,
AB on Friday with a
14 - 1 victory over Ontario West.
Mikey
Carney (STMC) was named the Most Valuable Offensive
Player of the Game in a performance highlighted by a 92 yard run to
set the winning touchdown which he scored on a two yard plunge.
Congratulations to
Jordan Kuziek (John Barsby HS)
and
Giovanni Trasolini (STMC) who were also members of
Team BC.
Tournament Offensive MVP honors went to
running back Terrell Davis (Mt Douglas HS) who has verbally
committed to Washington State while linebackers Jake Heathcote (W.J.
Mouat) and Ante Litre (Notre Dame) were named to the Defensive All
Star Team.
Ralf Named
TopLinebacker
Congratulations to
Jarren Ralf
(Seaquam Seahawks) who was named the Outstanding Senior Linebacker
at the SFU Western Canadian All Star Camp.
July 15, 2011
Goulet Recovering
Our thoughts and best wishes go out to
Rich Goulet, legendary basketball coach at Pitt Meadows High School,
as he recovers from a stroke he suffered last week. Rich is
currently under observation at Ridge Meadows Hospital and is
expected to be released very soon. Get Well Rich!
July 12, 2011
Welcome Martin O'Hara
The newest member of NSAAC is
Martin O'Hara.
Martin is defensive back and receiver
for the South Delta Sun Devils and is entering his senior year in
the Fall of 2011.
Martin is an outstanding football and
rugby player who also plays baseball for the Tssawwassen Midgets.
TEAM BC to go for
Bronze
When Team BC left for Lethbridge their
goal was to win the Gold Medal in the U18 Football Canada Cup but
after a disappointing 31-15 loss to Team Quebec they will have to
defeat Ontario West on Friday to equal their 2011 result - a
Bronze Medal. Kick off is at 2:00 pm PDT.
July 11, 2011
Team BC Defeats
Manitoba
Team BC's opening game in the U18
Football Canada Cup it took a while for BC's offense to get
untracked and it was their defense that kept Manitoba at bay in the
first half. Leading 1 - 0 at the half BC scored a field goal
in the third quarter to go ahead 4 -0 but in the fourth quarter it
was all BC. First an 18 yard touchdown pass from Jordan
Deverill to Sam Davies followed by a 2 yard touchdown run by Mikey
Carney, which came as a result of a spectacular 30 yard run also by
Mikey Carney, sealed the game for BC with an 18-0 victory.
BC now takes on a very tough Quebec team on Tuesday evening - kick
off is at 6:00 pm Pacific Daylight Time. Check this link for
live coverage
SSN
Trasolini Honored at
Awards Ceremony
Congratulations to Giovanni Trasolini
who was recently named the Junior Athlete of the Year by St
Thomas More Collegiate. He was also named the Most Valuable
Athlete for the STMC Track & Field team. Giovanni is entering
his Grade 11 year in the Fall of 2011. He is presently in
Lethbridge, AB playing for the U18 Team BC as a receiver.
July 5, 2011
Team BC Leaves for
Football Canada Cup
Good luck to all players who leave today
for Lethbridge, Alberta, to compete in the U-17 Football Canada Cup.
TeamBC won the Bronze Medal in 2010 and this year have their goal
set firmly on winning the Gold Medal.
BC starts the quest for the Cup on
Saturday, July 9 at 12:00 noon (PDT) when they take on Team
Manitoba.
For up to date news and more information
go to
Football Canada Cup
June 25, 2011
Adugalski Sets
Personal Best
Congratulations to Seb Adugalski who set
a personal best in the 300m hurdles at the weekend in a time of
40.08 secs.
June 19, 2011
Carney, Trasolini and
Kuziek Selected to TEAMBC
Congratulations to Mikey Carney,
Giovanni Trasolini and Jordan Kuziek who have been
selected to represent BC at the 2011 U-17 Football Canada Cup
tournament which will be played from July 9th thru' July 16 in
Lethbridge, AB.
Last year TeamBC took home the Bronze
Medal but are going for Gold in 2011. Good Luck to all the
young men who have been selected.
June 17, 2011
Adugalski Sets Meet
Record
Congratulations to Sebastian Adugalski
who won the Gold Medal and set a meet record last weekend in the
300m hurdles at the Cheetah Meet in Coquitlam in a time of 40.74
sec. Seb followed that up with a Silver Medal in the 110m
hurdles (16.23).
June 4, 2011
Carney, Trasolini and
Adugalski Win Gold in 4 x 100m
It was billed as the marquee event of
the 2011 BC High School Track & Field Championships and the boys
from St Thomas More did not disappoint.
Entering the finals with the fastest
qualifying time all the pressure was on lead-off runner
Mikey Carney
(Grade 11), #2
Seb Adugalski (Grade 10), #3 Marwin
Empanaida and the anchor
Gio Trasolini. With near
flawless exchanges the boys blew away the competition (made up of
Grade 11's & 12's) to win the 4 x 100m relay in an excellent time of
43.51 sec. Check out the video at
www.youtube.com/thensaac
Giovanni Trasolini also ran to a fourth
place finish in the Men's individual 100m. He was the only
10th grader competing against a field of dominated by grade 12
athletes. In the 200m he finished in seventh place.
Seb Adugalski had a busy day competing
in the 110m hurdles - again, the only 10th grader in the field -
where he finished in 7th place and also the long jump where he
placed fourth with a jump of 6.26 m.
Congratulations boys!
June 1, 2011
SFU All Star Camp
Dates Announced
The 27th Annual SFU All Star Football
Camp is scheduled for July 6 - July9 2011. Check
here to download brochure and registration details.
May 24, 2011
Team BC Football
Tryouts Go Well
After two and a half days of intensive
workouts at Simon Fraser
University, NSACC athletes Mikey Carney, Gio Trasolini, Jordan
Kuziek, and Mark Anglin look poised to return for phase two of the
final selection process which will feature an exhibition game in
Langley on June 12 against a team of midget all-stars.
Mikey Carney demonstrated that he has
all the tools to play quarterback at the next level while Gio,
Jordan and Mark all stood out in their respective positions.
Brydon Cotter, who was unable to participate in the on-field
activities due to an injury but was present at all practices, will
be invited to play in the exhibition game on June 12. Brydon
(Grade 11) was named as a 2010 AAA Provincial All Star following his
championship season with Vancouver College.
May 19, 2011
Great Results for
Track & Field Athletes
The Independent Schools Track & Field
Championship held under sunny (finally) skies at Swangard Stadium on
Tuesday and Wednesday provided some great results for
Giovanni
Trasolini,
Sebastian Adugalski and
Mikey Carney.
Giovanni set the tone on Tuesday by
blowing away the competition and easily winning the 200m in a
personal best time of 22.6. Mikey Carney, running in the
second heat also won his race but was 2/100 sec off qualifying for
the Provincial Championships. Then later in the day Giovanni along
with Sebastian and Mikey joined forces to win the Gold Medal in the
Senior 4 x 100m relay in a time of 43.9. Sebastian then went on to
take the Silver Medal in the 400m hurdles.
On Wednesday Sebastian opened the day by
winning the Silver Medal in the Senior 110m hurdles (this was the
first time he had run this distance over 39" hurdles). Then it
was on the Long Jump for Sebastian where, after two faults, he
easily outdistanced his opponents in his third and final jump
winning the Gold Medal and qualifying for the Provincial
Championships.
Next up on the Track was the 400m and
once again Giovanni proved his dominance by winning the Gold Medal
in a time of 52.96. Then it was on to the 100m where both
Giovanni and Mikey won their heats and qualified for the
Provincials.
The final event of the day was the 4 x
100m relay where Giovanni and Mikey both ran but finished second.
Giovanni was named the winner of the
Male Aggregate.
Congratulations boys!
May 16, 2011
Blanchette To Play
For the Gaiters
Offensive lineman
Nick
Blanchette (Vancouver College) has signed to play for the
Bishop's University Gaiters in the Fall .
"I looked a several opportunities across
the country and I was flattered by the attention I got." said Nick.
"However, when I went out visit Bishop's everything came together
and I decide that this was the best fit for me academically and
athletically. I'm really glad I went through the process and
looked at all the pro's and con's. Now I know I have made the
right decision"
"We are delighted that Nick has chosen
to attend our school." commented Leroy Blugh, head coach of the
Gaiters. "He has a big upside and we are looking forward to working
with Nick for the next four or five years."
Congratulations Nick!
Please Welcome
Sebastian Adugalski to NSAAC
Sebastian Adugalski is an
outstanding track and field and football athlete.
In track and field he competes for the
New Westminster Spartans as well as for STMC where he also plays
football as a running back and linebacker.
He is entering Grade 11 in September,
2011 and carries a 3.65 GPA.
Welcome Sebastian! Check out his
web pages:
track & field
football
May 13, 2011
2010 Grade 11 Player
of the Year Joins NSAAC
Please welcome
Mikey Carney
to NSAAC.
Mikey is a multi-sport athlete who plays
football, basketball, lacrosse and track at St Thomas More
Collegiate.
In football he starts at quarterback
and defensive back and was named the Provincial Grade 11 Player of
the year as well as team MVP and Conference All Star.
On the basketball court he is a point
guard and in track he runs the 100m, 200m, 4 x 100m relay, and
4 x 200m relay. A great all-round athlete sure to be at
the top of everyone's recruiting list in 2012.
May 12, 2011
Ocean Athletics Track
Meet
The May 11 meet was well named the
"Ocean" Athletics meet because the track resembled an ocean for most
of the day. In a torrential downpour,
Giovanni
Trasolini (Grade 10 at STMC) once again proved his
dominance in the Juvenile Boys (Grades 10 & 11) 100m dash winning
both his heat - in an excellent time of 11.57 second (electronic
timing) given the monsoon conditions - as well as the 100m
final (11.62).
Check the video of his runs
here
Next up for Gio and his teammates - the
Zone Meet at Swangard Stadium on May 17&18.
May 9, 2011
Weekend Updates
Trasolini Shows Well at Valley Royals
Giovanni Trasolini, who is still in
Grade 10 at STMC, showed well on Saturday afternoon against older
competition at the annual Valley Royals Track & Field meet at a
rainy Rotary Stadium in Abbotsford
In the first heat of the 100m dash he
placed second and later in the final he ran to a very close 3rd
place finish.
Gio will be fairly busy in the next few
weeks.....he will be running in an inter-school meet on Wednesday in
White Rock and then the Independent Schools Championships take place
on May 17 & 18 at Swangard Stadium.
Then he switches his track spikes for
his football shoes as he goes up to SFU for the U-17 FootballBC
selection camp. After that it's back to track and field for
the BC High School Track & Field Championships on June 3 & 4.
NSAAC Alumni Play in East West Bowl
Congratulations to Spencer Betts (UBC),
Mitchell Bosch (Laurier), and Billy Greene (UBC) who played in the
CIS Easy West Bowl on Saturday at Western Ontario University.
They all played for the West Team which re-united the "Three
Amigo's" for the first time since they played together at Holy Cross
High School in Surrey, BC where they won the AAA Provincial
Championship in 2007. For the record - the East won in
overtime.
Spencer Betts (13) Billy Greene (11)
Mitchell Bosch
May 4, 2011
Trasolini Tunes Up
For Valley Royals Meet
Giovanni Trasolini cruised to victory
once again in the 200m at Swangard Stadium yesterday afternoon.
Meanwhile, the STMC 4 x 100m Relay "A" team had one sloppy exchange
and were denied victory by a nose. STMC's "B" team cruised
home in 3rd place thanks to a great final leg by Ross Hilliam who
came from 6th place.
Giovanni will be competing at the Valley
Royals Track & Field meet on Saturday at Rotary Stadium in
Abbotsford.
Check the videos
here
or on
April 20/11
Trasolini Dominates
in 200 Meters
Giovanni Trasolini (Grade 10,
STMC) showed once again why he is considered to be one of the rising
stars in the world of track and field as he blew away the
competition today in the 200 meters at Swangard Stadium. See
the video
here
also on
YouTube
April 15, 2011
NSAAC Alumni to Play
In East/West Bowl
Congratulations to three former NSAAC athletes have been
selected to play in the 2011 CIS East/West Bowl on May 7, 2011 at
the University of Western Ontario.
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