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After this past week's action in the Nova Scotia Varsity Football League (NSVFL), one thing is clear. The Metro Mustangs are emerging as the team to beat in the league.

While they finally did surrender some points on Friday evening, the Mustangs came away with another impressive win over the Team Nova Scotia under-16 team. Meanwhile in the earlier game, the Halifax Seahawks suffered their first defeat of the season at the hands of the Timberlea Renegades. A second half rally by the Renegades coupled by Seahawks miscues determined the outcome of the game. It was a bye week for the Dartmouth Destroyers.

Here are the complete results for Week 3 action:

Week 4









This is the 4^th week of Edmonton and surrounding area Midget season football. After this week there is one regular season game left for each team. Unfortunately some of these teams will not be playing in their playoff game, one because the U-18s are this week, and two for some of the teams injuries have taken a toll on the number of players, and coaches will not risk anymore players getting hurt.

FALCONS (7) VS COLTS (29)

Falcons: Another tough night for the Falcons who were shut down completely all game long.

Preparations for the 2012 season are almost complete for the Varsity Toronto Jr. Argonauts. As members of the Canadian Junior Football League, the Jr. Argos look to have their best season yet.

The Mississauga Football League (MFL) will be hosting a free information session Saturday afternoon at a costume shop in Clarkson.

Week Three.




This is the review for the Edmonton and surrounding area, week three Midget football. With one week left of regular season, and one week of playoffs, this short season will be coming to a close shortly. It can be difficult and frustrating to play such a short season but the players are determined to play hard until the end.