CĆ©gep LĆ©vis-Lauzon Faucons (0-2) vs Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy (2-0)
The troops of head coach Richard Savoie are gaining maturity each game, especially at the QB position with GrĆ©goire NoĆ«l taking all the snaps last week. Unfortunately, the Notre-Dame defence will be difficult to break through and the Faucons will be at 0-3 at the end of this one. The commander of the CNDF offence, QB David Pelletier is on a mission and he is supported by wide receiver Vincent Forbes-Mombleau and RB Luca Perrier, and they will be challenging for the Faucons defenceĀ to stop. Not to mention an experienced offensive line enabling the offence to stack-up 718 yards passing, and to be number one in that column of the statistics. The soon to be 3-0 Notre-Dame will remain number 1 in our top ten.
Vanier College Cheetahs (1-1) vs Champlain-Lennoxville Cougars (2-0)
The confrontation of the week! Another good test for the defending champions, playing at home against a relentless Vanier defence who just lost a tough game. The Cougars will need all their weapons on offence to overcome the Cheetahs defence and #CFC100 Kean Harelimana who had an excellent performance last week. Also, the Vanier offensive trio starring with QB Dimitrios Sinodinos who threw for 272 yards in 22 out of 38, receiver Samuel Emilus and RB Patrick Charles who cumulated a total of 153 total yards will be matching up against a well-prepared Vincent Auger, Cougars Defensive Coordinator, group that has done what was necessary to win. The Champlain offence, led by the arm of QB Guillaume Renaud-Dumoulin, the legs of RB Thomas Bertrand-Hudon and the blocking of #CFC100 Patrick Davis, will muster enough points to win this close game and maintain their number 2 spot.
CƩgep Vieux-MontrƩal Spartiates (1-1) vs CƩgep Limoilou Titans (0-2)
The Spartiates new offensive pivot will be more comfortable in his second start and should provide CVM with all the points needed to win. The Titans are banged-up and will face a Spartiates team with a chip on their shoulders after the loss to the PhƩnix, their second year in the division. The Limoilou offence, under the direction of young QB Olivier Bamrounsavath, will need help from their running game, non-existent in the first two games. The Spartiates will move on to a 2-1 record.
CĆ©gep Garneau Ćlans (1-1) vs CĆ©gep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu GĆ©ants (1-1)
These two teams show the same record, but what it doesnāt show, is that the Ćlans lost to the defending champs by a last minute field goal and crushed Limoilou 35-8 last week. Mentally, the GĆ©ants will be pumped-up to face the troops of head coach of the Ćlans, Claude Jr. Juneau, who will travel to Saint-Jean with the intention to prove that they are real contenders. Should be a great match-up with the GĆ©ants QB Dimitri Morand who completed 21 out of 34 for 379 yards, threw 2 touchdowns passes and rushed for 2 majorsĀ cumulating a total of 65 points in two games and the Ćlans defence who has held their opponents to a mere 31 points. Touch one to pick a winner and if QB JoĆ© Hudon has a good day, the Ćlans will be 2-1 on the last whistle and a very tight score.
CollĆØge Montmorency Nomades (0-2) vs CollĆØge AndrĆ©-Grasset PhĆ©nix (2-0)
The Nomades are no match for the high powered PhĆ©nix team. AndrĆ©-Grasset has been productive on all three aspects of the game and have dominated their opponents with the highest total of points for with 95 and the lowest points against with 24 placing them the number 1 in the statistics.Ā The cool, calm, and collected PhĆ©nix QB, #1 Pierre-Olivier Potvin,Ā willĀ leadĀ the team to aĀ 3-0 record and they might move up to number 2 if the Cougars stumble against Vanier.
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