High School Games of the Week: CFC hilites the high school games of the week in each province and the 5 bowl regions in Ontario. Get out to a game in your area this week. Add a game of the week in your area to the ‘comment’ section below the article (be sure to be signed in to do so).
Nova Scotia
Friday October 14 at 6:00pm (updated 10:40am)
Citadel Phoenix (4-0) @ CP Allen Cheetahs (3-0-1)
Citadel looks like they are improving each game out. Defensive End Max Fitzgerald is coming off an outstanding game where he had a fake field goal TD, blocked punt and a sack. Cheetahs running backs Matt Ryan and Lucas Forsey hope to break down Coach Lawley’s defense.
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New Brunswick
Sat, October 15th, 2011 [1:00pm]
Bernice MacNaughton Highlanders (2-2) @ Tantramar Regional Titans (4-0)
Titans QB Michael Bohan leads the Titans offence with his arm and his legs. Grade 11 tailback Michael Watts has been carrying much of the load and the defense has played outstanding for the surprise team of New Brunswick 12-man football. Highlanders quarterback Kyle McConnell hopes to get his offense on track. Both loses for the Titans are against CFC ranked teams.
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Quebec
Sat, October 15th, 2011 [2:00pm]
Externat St-Jean-Eudes Condors (5-2) @ E. sec. Cure-Antoine-Labelle Les Loups (5-2)
Condors defenders William Lévesque and Mathieu Besmargian hope that they can stop the top offense in Juvenile 1A. The Wolves play two formidable opponents in the last 2 weeks of the season (Notre-Dame next week) and hope that they can go into the playoffs on a high note.
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National Capital
Thu, October 13th, 2011 [5:00pm]
Frontenac Falcons (4-0) @ Sydenham Golden Eagles (4-0)
The Golden Eagles, despite winning last year’s Kingston title, have never beaten Frontenac. They hope to change that today in the annual ‘Bubba Bowl’. GH Quarterback Brett Irwin, out with a wonky ankle, has “nearly recovered.” If not, Nate Thompson, the Grade-11 pivot will look to hook up with Receiver Travis Pascoal. Falcons boast the league’s top scoring offence, averaging 30 points per game, 10 ppg more than Sydenham. Running back Rob Carnegie leads the Falcons.
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Northern
Fri, October 14th, 2011 [7:00pm]
St. Basil (3-1) @ St. Mary’s (4-0)
Supremacy in Sault Ste. Marie will be on the line this Friday. St. Mary’s is led by Adelchi Fenos, quarterback/safety (No. 2 passer in league in 2010); Alex Morrison, wide receiver/defensive back (No. 5 receiver in league in 2010); and Dylan Hebert. St. Basil’s counters with Mario Bruni, quarterback; Nick Palazzi, tight end; Jordan Hoover, cornerback; Brock Hoover, running back; Jon Howarth, linebacker.
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Metro
Thu, October 13th, 2011 [7:00pm]
Holy Trinity Titans (0-1) @ Donald A. Wilson Gators (1-0)
These two Durham powerhouses played two epic games last season, with the Titans coming out on top by the slimmest of margins in both games. Today’s game is ‘for the cure‘ and the Gators hope to cure last year’s losses in the process. “I think the programs are very similar,” Adam Papadakos (Gators head coach) said of the two schools, which are both relatively new. “We’ve both done things like play games in the hotbed of football in Ohio, and both programs have been successful. It’s going to be a tremendous night for a phenomenal event.”
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Golden Horseshoe
Thu, October 13th, 2011 [7:00pm]
Waterdown Warriors (4-0) @ Westmount Wildcats (3-1)
The Waterdown Warriors are proud of their 4 and 0 start as well as alumnist Dillon Guy starting for the Buffalo Bulls in his first season at the FBS school. Westmount’s only loss was at the hands of another Warriors team, Westdale. They hope they don’t have the same fate tonight.
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Western
Fri, October 14th, 2011 [3:30pm]
Herman Green Griffins (2-1) @ Villanova Wildcats (3-0)
Herman is coming off a disappointing loss to Holy Names 28 to 26, dropping out of the TOP 25 for the first time in 2 years. These two were the best teams last year and will be a more intriguing match up after last weeks Herman loss. Wildcats 15 year old QB Bryan Rosati must get the ball to Austin Crumb and Lucas Allen in order for the Wildcats to have success.
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Manitoba
Fri, October 14th, 2011 [7:30pm]
Oak Park Raiders (5-0) @ St. Paul’s Crusaders (5-0)
Was there any doubt as to what this game would be? The best two teams in Manitoba square off this Friday night at Canad Inns Stadium. Raiders grade 11 DB Braedy Will has been outstanding this year and he and his defensive mates will have to continue there play against the balanced attack of the Crusaders.
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Saskatchewan
Fri, October 14th, 2011 [4:00pm]
Melfort Comets (6-0) @ Humboldt Mohawks (6-0)
A little 9-man football anyone? There is a lot of history between the two teams, much of it having the Mohawks victorious over the Comets in the season finale. The winner claims first place overall heading into the post season.
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Alberta
Tier I & II
#1 (Tier II) Austin O’Brien Crusaders vs. #4 (Tier I) Salisbury Sabres
Thursday, October 13, 7:30 p.m.Foote Field (Edmonton)
Who are these guys? Last year Austin O’Brien could barely win a game finishing 2-7. Now they are making a case for not only being the best team in Tier II but the best team in the Province at any Tier. An early season convincing win over Raymond and last weeks 28-28 thriller of a tie vs. Bev Facey – the previously #1 ranked team in Tier I – have gotten peoples attention. On the other side are the Salisbury Sabres who looked like world beaters two weeks ago in their 17-17 tie with Bev Facey but struggled last week vs. a game Tier III St. Albert Skyhawks team only pulling out the game in the last seconds. Does the Crusader train keep rolling or are the Sabres just the team to bring them down to earth?
Tier II
#2 Hunting Hills Lightning vs. #4 Sylvan Lake Lakers
Friday, October 14, 4:00 p.m. Fox Run J.H.S. (Sylvan Lake)
Who are these guys? Sylvan Lake must have something in the water there lately as the Lakers don’t seem to care what Tier they’re in, they just keep winning. Having won it all at the Tier IV level in 2007 they moved up a Tier in 2008 and came within 3 points of winning the Tier III Title. This year with the addition of kids from Innisfail who suspended their teams operations in the early season their official student population count has ballooned to Tier II levels and they just keep going. Their season so far to date has featured big wins over the Tier I sized schools in their league but now the supreme test as the defending Central Alberta League Champion and undefeated Lightning come to town. It’s their Tier II berth in Provincials the Lakers are gunning for so should be fun!
Source: Football Alberta
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British Columbia
Sat, October 15th, 2011 [1:30pm]
New Westminister Hyacks (1-0) @ Vancouver College Fighting Irish (1-0)
Week 2 of conference play in the AAA division has an intriguing match up with some great athletes and some great coaches. Coach Farhan Lalji’s squad is coming off a first game victory over Carson Graham. Offensive lineman Jeremy Wilson has turned some heads so far this year for New West. Justin Sanvido has been stellar for Coach Bernett’s group from VC nation. Should be a great one.
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