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No. 1 South Lions (6-0*, 1-0) – With another convincing win over bitter rival, A. B. Lucas, in the TVRA semifinal. The Lions are truly showing that they are the kings of the jungle with each week that passes by. Up next will be a rematch of last year’s TVRA Central final against CFC50 No. 48 Laurier Rams. We are sure the Rams will be on the hunt for this win.
HUGE @SouthFBall win 50-7 over @lucasvfootball now the Lions focus on next weeks rematch of Last years TVRAA Central finals against Laurier as they look to defend their title #LdnOnt pic.twitter.com/DpZGkR17HI
— Old South Sports (@TheColinMcLean) November 10, 2017
No. 2 Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard (10-0) – Did someone say climate change? No they didn’t….it’s still freezing in Quebec. The Blizzard once again took it to their opponent, Saint-Jean-Eudes, in the semifinal match this past weekend, 52-3. Surprise, they will meet again CFC50 No. 16 Curé-Antoine-Labelle Loups in the Quebec final on the 19th.
No. 3 St. Francis Browns (8-0) – The Browns are once again the 2017 Calgary city champs with their win over CFC50 Henry Wise Wood, 29-11. They are clearly determined to get back to the provincial final, but first they have to make it past the CFC50 No. 32 L.C.I Rams in the regional final in Alberta….(insert Darth Vader music here)!
No. 4 St. Paul’s Crusaders (8-0* final) – Lookee here, the Crusaders are the Anavets Bowl Champions for the second year in a row with their 35-0 win against the Dakota Lancers. This will be St. Paul’s 11th league championship in school history, six of those in the last nine seasons. This was their tenth straight appearance in the championship game.
Championship celebration for @StPauls Crusaders. @The_WHSFL pic.twitter.com/N6dSoIcTPM
— Russ Hobson (@russ_sportsguy) November 10, 2017
No. 5 A. N. Myer Marauders (7-0, 1-0) – It must be nice not having a loss for 28 games in a row! WHAT?! The Marauders came up with the shutout, 41-0, over the Greater Fort Erie Gryphons on Thursday night capturing the NRHSAA championship. The last time they lost was to the St. Paul Patriots in the 2014 season. They will go on to face the NCAA champion CFC50 No. 27 the Notre Dame Fighting Irish.
No. 6 St. Thomas More Knights (6-0, 1-1) – The Knights have been relatively low key this season, just going about their business, winning week after week. With a 53-7 semifinal win over St. Mary’s this past weekend, they will go on to face CFC50 No. 18 Cardinal Newman for the Golden Horseshoe Athletic Conference playoffs on Tuesday the 21st. We all know what this matchup is usually like for these arch rivals.
No. 7 Harry Ainlay Titans (10-0, 2-0) – In one of their closer games, the Titans still managed to beat out their opponent, the Salisbury Sabres, 20-3, to become the 2017 Edmonton High School Champions. They aren’t stopping here as they will once again face the CFC50 No. 44 Bellerose Bulldogs for the Alberta regional playoff next weekend. These two teams are no strangers, will the Titans continue their undefeated dominance and get to the promise land of the provincial final?
No. 8 New Westminster Hyacks (7-0, 2-1) – The Hyacks were idle this past weekend and now their journey starts in earnest as they will go into the quarterfinals on Friday. Their opponent – the CFC50 No. 47 Mt. Douglas Rams.
No. 9 Huron Heights Warriors (5-0, 1-1) – The Warriors were also idle this past weekend and will play on the 18th against King City for the YRAA Championship.
No. 10 Holy Names Knights (7-0, 2-0) – The Knights move on with their 47-4 win over St. Anne’s in the semis. They’ve got a matchup coming up for the WECSSAA finals against CFC50 No. 12 W. F. Herman, that one will be interesting to say the least.
#CFC50 RANKINGS
RK | Last Wk | School/Team Mascot | City | Prov. | Conf. Rec. | Non-Conf. Rec. | LAST RSLT – wk 11 |
1 | 1 | South Lions | London | ON | 6-0* | 1-0 | won 50-7 v. A. B. Lucas (semifinal) |
2 | 2 | Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard | Quebec | QC | 10-0 | won 52-3 v. Saint-Jean-Eudes (semifinal) | |
3 | 3 | St. Francis Browns | Calgary | AB | 8-0 | won 35-0 v. Centennial (semifinal), 29-11 v. HWW (city final) | |
4 | 4 | St. Paul’s Crusaders | Winnipeg | MB | 8-0* final | won 35-0 v. Dakota (WHSFL final) | |
5 | 5 | A. N. Myer Marauders | Niagara Falls | ON | 7-0 | 1-0 | won 41-0 v. Greater Fort Erie (NRHSAA final) |
6 | 6 | St. Thomas More Knights | Hamilton | ON | 6-0 | 1-1 | won 53-7 v. St. Mary (semifinal) |
7 | 7 | Harry Ainlay Titans | Edmonton | AB | 10-0 | 2-0 | won 20-3 v. Salisbury (regional semifinal) |
8 | 8 | New Westminster Hyacks | New Westminster | BC | 7-0 | 2-1 | IDLE |
9 | 9 | Huron Heights Warriors | Newmarket | ON | 5-0 | 1-1 | IDLE |
10 | 10 | Holy Names Knights | Windsor | ON | 7-0 | 2-0 | won 47-4 v. St. Anne’s (semifinal) |
11 | 14 | Holy Trinity Titans | Oakville | ON | 8-0 | 1-0 | won 37-0 v. Corpus Christi (semifinal) |
12 | 13 | W.F. Herman Green Griffins | Windsor | ON | 6-1* | won 27-0 v. Massey (semifinal) | |
13 | 15 | St. Thomas Aquinas | London | ON | 7-0 | won 15-8 v. St. Joseph’s (semifinal) | |
14 | 20 | Campbell Tartans | Regina | SK | 8-1-1 final | won 44-15 v. Centennial (provincial final) | |
15 | 22 | Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers | Surrey | BC | 6-1 | 1-1 | won 55-0 v. Nanaimo District (wildcard) |
16 | 32 | Curé-Antoine-Labelle Loups | Laval | QC | 9-2 | won 39-29 v. Triolet (semifinal) | |
17 | 18 | St. Thomas More Knights | Burnaby | BC | 7-0 | 2-0 | IDLE |
18 | 25 | Cardinal Newman Cardinals | Stoney Creek | ON | 7-1 | won 38-17 v. Bishop Tonnos (semifinal) | |
19 | 26 | Nelson Lords | Burlington | ON | 6-0* | 0-2 | won 21-7 v. Frank Hayden (semifinal) |
20 | 28 | St. Marcellinus Spirit | Mississauga | ON | 6-1 | 1-1 | won 22-0 v. Our Lady of Mount Carmel (semifinal) |
21 | 21 | Citadel Phoenix | Halifax | NS | 9-0 | won 28-5 v. SJA (semifinal) | |
22 | 24 | Holy Trinity Titans | Courtice | ON | 7-0* | won 15-0 v. Pickering (default) | |
23 | 29 | Jacob Hespeler Hawks | Cambridge | ON | 9-0 | 0-1 | won 45-9 v. Sir John A. MacDonald (semifinal), won 32-1 v. GRCI (WCSSAA final) |
24 | 30 | Sir Allan MacNab | Hamilton | ON | 8-0 | won 13-12 v. Westmount (HWDSB final) | |
25 | 27 | Richview Saints | Toronto | ON | 5-0* | IDLE | |
26 | 33 | Nantyr Shores Tritons | Innisfil | ON | 8-0* | won 38-0 v. Bear Creek (SCAA final) | |
27 | 34 | Notre Dame Fighting Irish | Niagara Falls | ON | 8-0 | won 42-22 v. Blessed Trinity (NCAAS final) | |
28 | 38 | Leboldus Golden Suns | Regina | SK | 6-2-1 final | season finished | |
29 | 16 | Triolet Harfangs | Sherbrooke | QC | 8-3 final | lost 39-29 v. Curé-Antoine-Labelle (semifinal) | |
30 | 36 | Seaquam Seahawks | Delta | BC | 6-2 | 1-0 | won 56-18 v. Handsworth (wildcard) |
31 | 41 | Catholic Central Crusaders | London | ON | 6-1 | 0-1 | won 54-17 v. Regina Mundi (semifinal) |
32 | 44 | L.C.I. Rams | Lethbridge | AB | 5-2 | 4-0 | won 28-21 OT v. Notre Dame CGY (regional semifinal) |
33 | 35 | Terry Fox Ravens | Port Coquitlam | BC | 6-2 | 1-1 | won 38-16 v. Belmont (wildcard) |
34 | 40 | Lorne Park Spartans | Mississauga | ON | 51- | 0-1 | won 22-6 v. St. Roch (semifinal) |
35 | 19 | Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors | Québec | QC | 7-4 | lost 52-3 v. Séminaire Saint-François (semifinal) | |
36 | 42 | Tantramar Regional Titans | Sackville | NB | 9-1 final | won 24-14 v. Moncton (provincial final) | |
37 | 17 | Centennial Chargers | Saskatoon | SK | 8-2 final | lost 44-15 v. Campbell (provincial final) | |
38 | 39 | Académie Saint-Louis Arsenal | Quebec | QC | 5-5 final | season finished | |
39 | 11 | St. Matthew Tigers | Ottawa | ON | 4-1* | lost 18-7 v. St. Peter | |
40 | 47 | Guelph CVI Gaels | Guelph | ON | 6-0 | won 16-7 v. St. James (D10 final) | |
41 | NR | West Ferris Trojans | North Bay | ON | 8-1 | won 25-24 v. Korah (NOSSA championship) | |
42 | 23 | Holy Cross Crusaders | Saskatoon | SK | 8-1 final | season finished | |
43 | 43 | South Delta Sun Devils | Delta | BC | 6-2 | 2-1 | won 37-0 v. Mission (wildcard) |
44 | 46 | Bellerose Bulldogs | St. Albert | AB | 6-2 | 3-0 | won 42-14 v. Centennial (regional semifinal) |
45 | NR | St. Joan of Arc Knights | Barrie | ON | 7-0 | won 38-8 v. St. Theresa’s (CSASC championship) | |
46 | 12 | Notre Dame Pride | Calgary | AB | 4-3 final | 1-0 | lost 25-0 v. Henry Wise Wood (semis), lost 28-21 OT v. LCI (regional semifinal) |
47 | 48 | Mount Douglas Rams | Victoria | BC | 5-3 | 1-1 | won 45-13 v. Mt. Boucherie (wildcard) |
48 | 50 | Sir Wilfrid Laurier Rams | London | ON | 6-1 | won 35-24 v. Medway (semifinal) | |
49 | 49 | Henry Wise Wood Warriors | Calgary | AB | 5-4 | won 25-0 v. Notre Dame CGY (semifinal), lost 29-11 v. St. Francis (city final) | |
50 | NR | St. Benedict Saints | Cambridge | ON | 7-1 | won 25-21 v. St. David (D8 final) |
Previous Ranking: Week 1, Week 2 , Week 3, Week 4, Week 5, Week 6, Week 7, Week 8, Week 9, Week 10,
About the CFC50
For the eighth year in a row, Canadafootballchat.com (CFC) is pleased to bring you the national high school football rankings known as the #CFC50. The #CFC50 rankings considers all conference and non-conference games (in Canada and the United States) while scrimmages are not evaluated (there is no such thing as an exhibition game – those are classified as non-conference games) and forfeit* wins are not considered towards overall record.
How is the #CFC50 evaluated?
Leagues included in rankings: British Columbia AAA Varsity, Alberta Tier One, Saskatchewan 12-man 4A, Manitoba AAA Varsity, Ontario OFSAA Bowl AAA qualified teams, Quebec Juvenile Division 1, New Brunswick 12-man, Nova Scotia Tier 1.
The #CFC50 is a RELATIVE RANKING that considers top tier leagues from all eight high school playing provinces (minimum one team represented from each province) and the strength of the league that they play in. Additional criteria used to determine the relative ranking are the ability to accomplish winning a championship, the impact players and performers on that team (ie. #CFC100s, CDN All-Stars etc.), and a team’s coaching and recent tradition.
The CFC Scouting Bureau consists of CFC Reporters, CFC Scouts, and selected local reporters and scouts who submit local ranking results on a weekly basis. The #CFC50 is released every Monday (other than on Holidays) at 12 noon.
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