All four Canadian teams beaten soundly by top programs in Columbus, Balitmore
The CFC10 rankings are school-based programs who do not play in the Canadian public school leagues and/or play most of their games in the United States.
That's a wrap from Dunbar… Panthers 41-0 over Canada Prep!Next Bishop Sullivan (VA) next Friday night at Patterson Park 7pm ???#PantherDen
— SFA Panther Football (@SFAfootball_MD) August 26, 2017
Canada Prep started the season with a shutout loss against St Frances Academy, who features the top defensive end prospect in the 2018 recruiting class, 6’5”, 230 lbs. senior Eyabi Anoma and wide receiver Randy Fields, who has committed to West Virginia University. The Raiders have a week off before traveling to Toledo to face Catholic Central.
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Clarkson Football North started the game well however the wheels fell off mid-way through the second quarter as Pickerington North star QB Jimmy Weirick took over. CFC100 Nick Mardner opened the game with a first play 72-yard pass and catch to put Clarkson up 7-0. Unfortunately for Clarkson that was the end of their offensive prowess as they were limited to 6 first downs and 146 yards. Pickerington North did not look back after scoring mid-way through the 2nd quarter to go up 20-7. Final score was 40-7. This week Clarkson travels to Cleveland Heights.
Football North St. Joe’s coin toss
St. Joseph Football North competed for the first time in Ohio and were shown just how tough the competition can be in that state. An efficient Olentangy Liberty pass game could not be matched by St. Joe’s, as Liberty QB Mitchell Okuley threw five touchdown passes, four in the first half (16 for 25, 249 yards). Bright spots for St. Joe’s included a 66-yard touchdown run by Jayden Simmonds and two tackles for loss by Lake Korte-Moore. This week St. Joe’s travels to Chardon.
RICC played St. Frances de Sales and were down early and often as the Stallions went up 24-0 at end of the first quarter and 44-0 at half. The Knights offense started the game early with interceptions and fumbles in the first quarter, putting the team back on their heels, never able to recover. This week RICC travels to Brook Hill.
| RK | Last | Team/School | City, Prov | Overall | Last result | Next game |
| WK | Rec | |||||
| 1 | 1 | Canada Prep Raiders | Welland, ON | 0-1 | lost 41-0 v. St Frances Acad. (MD) | Toledo Catholic (OH) |
| 2 | 2 | Clarkson Football North | Mississauga, ON | 0-1 | lost 40-7 v. Pickerington North (OH) | vs. Cleveland Heights (OH) |
| 3 | 3 | Upper Canada College Blues | Toronto, ON | 0-0 | vs. St. Michael’s College | |
| 4 | 4 | St. Andrew’s College Saints | Aurora, ON | 0-0 | vs. Huron Heights (ON) | |
| 5 | 5 | St Joseph Football North | Ottawa, ON | 1-1 | lost 49-14 v. Olentangy Liberty (OH) | vs. Chardon (OH) |
| 6 | 6 | St. Michael’s College Kerry Blues | Toronto, ON | 0-0 | vs. UCC | |
| 7 | 7 | Royal Imperial Knights | St. Catharines, ON | 0-1 | lost 50-0 v. St Frances de Sales (OH) | vs. Brook Hill (TX) |
| 8 | 8 | Trinity College Bears | Port Hope, ON | 0-0 | vs. SAC | |
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