Cégep Limoilou Titans (0-2) vs Cégep Garneau Élans (1-1)
The Garneau Élans did come on top, but it was with a new target; Rec Jacob Doucet-Bruyère. Doucet-Bruyère caught 6 passes for 120 yards and a touchdown which was part of an almost perfect day for QB Joé Hudon who completed 17 out of 23 for 224 yards and three majors. Receiver Mathieu Blanchette had a quiet day catching balls, but scored a touchdown on a kick-off return. The Garneau defence was relentless and everywhere on the field, leaving Limoilou with a total of 104 yards rushing and 147 yards passing, including an interception from DB Thomas Landry, with a final score of 35-8 for the first win of the season.
Cégep Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu Géants (1-1) vs Cégep Lévis-Lauzon Faucons (0-2)
This was a great match-up. The Géants were cranked-up and #CFC100 QB Dimitri Morand showed why he made team Canada with 21 completions out of 34 for 379 yards, 2 touchdowns passing and 2 touchdowns rushing. Morand’s main target was #10 Jordan Duprey, who caught 11 passes for 273 yards, averaging 24,8 yards, and a touchdown. The Faucons offence did produce some points, 30 of those points came from the running game. Number 26, RB Joanik Masse carried the ball 19 times for 247 yards and 2 scores, and RB Samuel Cameron rushed for 191 yards in 30 attempts. The group finished with 532 total yards on the ground, including QQ Grégoire Noël who rushed for 12 yards and a major. The Faucons defence held their own intercepting Morand twice. The festival ended with the Géants winning their first game, 44-41.
Collège André-Grasset Phénix (2-0) vs Cégep Vieux-Montréal Spartiates (1-1)
The Spartiates did have their hands full trying to stop the Phénix who were well prepared and proving it on the first play of the game with a fumble recovery for a major. The special teams made a big difference and kicker Bradley James Santos added 12 points to his statistics and earning three of those points on a kick-off that split the up-rights. The Grasset Offence worked the Spartiates defence in both aspects of the game and receiver #8 François Rocheleau scored 2 touchdowns. Vieux-Montréal’s offence struggled to generate momentum and leaving the defence on the field too long. The Phénix defence intercepted twice and played as a whole to enable a statement win of 40-3.
The Spartiates did have their hands full trying to stop the Phénix who were well prepared and proving it on the first play of the game with a fumble recovery for a major. The special teams made a big difference and kicker Bradley James Santos added 12 points to his statistics and earning three of those points on a kick-off that split the up-rights. The Grasset Offence worked the Spartiates defence in both aspects of the game and receiver #8 François Rocheleau scored 2 touchdowns. Vieux-Montréal’s offence struggled to generate momentum and leaving the defence on the field too long. The Phénix defence intercepted twice and played as a whole to enable a statement win of 40-3.
Champlain-Lennoxville Cougars (2-0) vs Collège Montmorency Nomades (0-2)
The Cougars highly skilled offence, including #CFC100 OT Patrick Davis, had a great day with a total of 522 total yards. The running game, with 285 yards and 4 td’s, was led by #6 RB Thomas Bertrand-Hudon with 21 carries for 144 yards and a touchdown. Receiver Oboo Uunda helped both the running game with 3 carries for 38 yards with a major and caught 7 passes for 76 yards. The defence did not have a perfect outing enabling the Nomades to score 32 points. #24, DB Sean Côté, had a pick six to help the Cougars reach their total score of 49. The Nomades offence did generate some numbers with QB Zachary Cloutier throwing 59 and completing 32 for 353 yards, 3 touchdowns. While the defence had 2 interceptions and 1 for a major by DB Frédérick Antoine, but the Cougars rushing game was too powerful, tiring the troop of rookie coach Frédéric Morissette for their second loss.
The Cougars highly skilled offence, including #CFC100 OT Patrick Davis, had a great day with a total of 522 total yards. The running game, with 285 yards and 4 td’s, was led by #6 RB Thomas Bertrand-Hudon with 21 carries for 144 yards and a touchdown. Receiver Oboo Uunda helped both the running game with 3 carries for 38 yards with a major and caught 7 passes for 76 yards. The defence did not have a perfect outing enabling the Nomades to score 32 points. #24, DB Sean Côté, had a pick six to help the Cougars reach their total score of 49. The Nomades offence did generate some numbers with QB Zachary Cloutier throwing 59 and completing 32 for 353 yards, 3 touchdowns. While the defence had 2 interceptions and 1 for a major by DB Frédérick Antoine, but the Cougars rushing game was too powerful, tiring the troop of rookie coach Frédéric Morissette for their second loss.
Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy (2-0) vs Vanier College Cheetahs (1-1)
Only two touchdowns in the highlight game of the weekend. The Vanier offence led by QB Dimitrios Sinodinos, who threw for 272 yards in 22 out of 38, and a passing TD to receiver Samuel Emilus for the only touchdown for the Cheetahs. And Vanier RB Patrick Charles who cumulated a total of 153 total yards on offence, which 107 of those yards came from 20 carries, Le Notre-Dame’s defence was fortunate to intercept 2 passes that put Vanier behind in the turnover ratio, and in these close games, turnovers are crucial. Le Notre-Dame’s offence did have a rough day with only 381 total yards. The passer, QB David Pelletier, had a good day completing 23 out of 42 for 288 yards and their only major to Rec Patrick Serré. The numbers for Vincent Forbes-Mombleau keep piling up with another 9 catches for 145 yards. The Vanier defence anchored by #CFC100 LB Kean Harelimana, 9 total tackles, 2 for loss and a sack, limited the Notre-Dame leading rusher, RB Luca Perrier, to a mere 42 yards and did provoke chaos on the opposing sideline. Teaming-up with Harelimana, #21 Darren Kyeremeh with 9 total tackles, #5 Kaykyn St-Cyr with 6 total tackles and a pick, #29 #CFC100 Tyris Lebeau with 4,5 total tackles and a pick, and the rest of the Vanier defenders kept Le Notre-Dame to one major and kept their team in a close battle against the number 1 team. The hero of the game, the Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy kicker, #19 David Côté who succeeded on all three field-goal attempts to win the game 16-10.
Only two touchdowns in the highlight game of the weekend. The Vanier offence led by QB Dimitrios Sinodinos, who threw for 272 yards in 22 out of 38, and a passing TD to receiver Samuel Emilus for the only touchdown for the Cheetahs. And Vanier RB Patrick Charles who cumulated a total of 153 total yards on offence, which 107 of those yards came from 20 carries, Le Notre-Dame’s defence was fortunate to intercept 2 passes that put Vanier behind in the turnover ratio, and in these close games, turnovers are crucial. Le Notre-Dame’s offence did have a rough day with only 381 total yards. The passer, QB David Pelletier, had a good day completing 23 out of 42 for 288 yards and their only major to Rec Patrick Serré. The numbers for Vincent Forbes-Mombleau keep piling up with another 9 catches for 145 yards. The Vanier defence anchored by #CFC100 LB Kean Harelimana, 9 total tackles, 2 for loss and a sack, limited the Notre-Dame leading rusher, RB Luca Perrier, to a mere 42 yards and did provoke chaos on the opposing sideline. Teaming-up with Harelimana, #21 Darren Kyeremeh with 9 total tackles, #5 Kaykyn St-Cyr with 6 total tackles and a pick, #29 #CFC100 Tyris Lebeau with 4,5 total tackles and a pick, and the rest of the Vanier defenders kept Le Notre-Dame to one major and kept their team in a close battle against the number 1 team. The hero of the game, the Campus Notre-Dame-de-Foy kicker, #19 David Côté who succeeded on all three field-goal attempts to win the game 16-10.
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