CFC50 2018 high school RANKINGS (6): 3 top 10s drop as head to heads produce thrilling victories

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No. 1 St. Thomas More Knights (4-0, 0-1) – The Knights cruise though another week with their win against Bishop Tonnos, 64-0. To date, they are 166 points for and only 16 points against in the Hamilton-Wentworth Catholic District. Cathedral, their opponent this week, currently sits 2-2 with 83 points for and 44 points against. The contest will be more competitive, but the remaining games should be victories. Then the path to OFSAA begins and we’ll see our current No. 1 work its way back to the tournament…or not.

No. 2 Harry Ainlay Titans (4-0, 2-0) – The Titans came away with another easy win, 56-1 against Spruce Grove this past weekend. All eyes now shift to Alberta this upcoming week as Harry Ainlay faces off against what is being touted as their toughest opponent to date, No. 22 Salisbury Sabres. Both teams are 4-0 in regular season play in the metro Edmonton area. Ainlay has 276 points for and only 8 points against, while Sal is right behind them with 235 points for and 14 points against. Both teams are loaded with CFC100s and other great talent. CFC will be on sight for this matchup, stay tuned for the game preview and live coverage.

“Finally, after blasting all comers in Metro Edmonton Division I by ridiculous scores, these two top dogs will meet in the most anticipated match-up of the season in the Edmonton area. Could be a preview of the Metro Edmonton Division I Championship on Nov. 9 at Commonwealth Stadium.” – Football Alberta

No. 3 Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors (6-0) – And now for this…the game of the week this last weekend in the country did not disappoint. In a low scoring affair with the condors winning 10-4 against the former No. 3 Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard, we wondered when or if the Blizzard would ever be unseated from the top 5. CFC100 Mathieu Roy had a game for the Condors carrying the ball 33 times for 231 yards and 1 rushing touchdown. This game would have been a defensive minded fan’s dream. Our hats are off to the Condors as their opponent is one of the best in the country. That being said, they go on to play Roger-Comtois this upcoming week who is 1-4.

No. 4 St. Francis Browns (2-0, 2-0) – As we said for the Ainlay / Sal game, in southern Alberta, we have the top two Calgary teams battling it out in a traditional rivalry game at McMahon Stadium. St. Francis was on a bye this past week, so they come into this game relatively rested. While they have only played 3 games versus Notre Dame playing 4, they have 111 points for and 0 points against. ND on the other hand has 166 points for and 15 points against. These two teams have a long history of playing eachother each year and usually it’s one of them that ends up in the provincial championship. We hear it’s a wild ride at McMahon as the fans are incredible and the school spirit of both teams is intense.

“Annually the game of the year in the regular season of Division I in Calgary. This year is no different as both teams come into this game ranked highly at #2 and #3 in Tier I respectively. As usual, McMahon Stadium needs to come into use as the crowds for this game far outstrip what can be accommodated elsewhere.” Football Alberta

No. 5 Catholic Central Crusaders (3-0, 1-1) – Catholic Central shut our St. Andre Bessette, 44-0, this past weekend. They remain undefeated and will face the other undefeated team in their league, Regina Mundi. Both these teams seem fairly matched up in points for , 82 for RM and 73 for CCH, however it’s the points against that are the difference with CCH only allowing 3 points against and Regina Mundi, 20. This should be a good game to get to in the London, Ontario region.

No. 6 W.F. Herman Green Griffins (3-0) – In our other game of the week this past weekend, the Green Griffins managed to unseat Holy Names from the top 10, 17-9. With only 12 points against, the green machine remains undefeated in the AA Tier 2 league. Holy Names is AAA Tier 1, so hats off to them. Herman goes on to play Vincent Massey this up coming week who sits at 2-1 in AA.

No. 7 Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard (4-1) – The Blizzard, no doubt, walked away from this one, as they lost to Saint-Jean-Eudes 10-4, with heavy hearts being fierce competitors, but we think they should hold their heads high as they do football a great justice with the program that they have. CFC100 Mohamed Elshal came away with 9.5 tackles with help from Simon Larouche with 7 tackles. Quarterback Thomas Girard had a tough day with 3 interceptions which could have made the difference in the scoreboard. However, we don’t think that this is the end of these two teams meeting again. The bol d’Or is the ultimate goal and we believe that these two will be back at it for that. The Blizzard will face Charles-Lemoyne this week.

No. 8 A.B Lucas Vikings (3-0, 2-0) – The Vikings remain undefeated and climb in the top 10 with their win over Parkside Collegiate, 45-10. They will meet up against East Elgin this weekend who are 1-2.

No. 9 Leboldus Golden Suns (5-0, 0-1) – Leboldus has cracked the top 10 with their recent win over No. 44 Miller with a final score of 34-29. These two teams have played each other twice now, with Leboldus winning each time, but not more than a score. They have been tight games and, no doubt, uber competitive. It won’t get that much easier this next week as they meet a strong Riffel team (4-1) in the Regina, Saskatchewan area.

No. 10 Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers (3-0, 1-1) – This week in BC was a wild one. The Panthers are hanging on to their undefeated record in regular season with their win over a gritty No. 19 St. Thomas More, 27-21. They will be on the road to Kelowna this week for the Apple Bowl where they will face the Kelowna Owls who are 1-2 in the eastern conference of the BCHSFA.

 

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CFC50 RANKINGS for Week 6

RK	Wk 5	School/Team Mascot	City	Prov.	Conf. Rec.	Non-Conf. Rec.	LAST RSLT – wk 6
1	1	St. Thomas More Knights	Hamilton	ON	4-0	0-1	won 64-0 v. Bishop Tonnos
2	2	Harry Ainlay Titans	Edmonton	AB	4-0	2-0	won 56-1 v. Spruce Grove
3	7	Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors	Québec	QC	6-0	–	won 10-4 v. Séminaire Saint-François
4	4	St. Francis Browns	Calgary	AB	2-0	2-0	BYE
5	8	Catholic Central Crusaders	London	ON	2-0	2-1	won 44-0 v. St. Andre Bessette
6	14	W.F. Herman Green Griffins	Windsor	ON	3-0	–	won 17-9 v. Holy Names
7	3	Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard	Quebec	QC	4-1	–	lost 10-4 v. Saint-Jean Eudes
8	10	A.B Lucas Vikings	London	ON	3-0	2-0	won 45-10 v. Parkside CI
9	13	Leboldus Golden Suns	Regina	SK	5-0	0-1	won 34-29 v. Miller
10	15	Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers	Surrey	BC	3-0	1-1	won 27-21 v. St. Thomas More
11	9	Vincent Massey Trojans	Winnipeg	MB	4-0-1	1-0	tie 14-14 v. Dakota
12	5	Holy Names Knights	Windsor	ON	3-1	0-1	lost 17-9 v. Herman
13	11	Holy Trinity Titans	Oakville	ON	3-0-1	–	won 41-15 v. Assumption
14	12	St. Paul’s Crusaders	Winnipeg	MB	4-1	–	won 16-0 v. Oak Park
15	16	Cardinal Newman Cardinals	Stoney Creek	ON	3-1	–	won 27-0 v. Cathedral
16	17	Huron Heights Warriors	Newmarket	ON	–	3-2	FORFEIT W v. St. Mike’s , won 46-21 v. SAC
17	18	Holy Trinity Titans	Courtice	ON	3-0	1-0	won 54-8 v. Donald A. Wilson
18	27	Vancouver College Fighting Irish	Vancouver	BC	5-0	1-0	won 35-34 v. South Delta
19	40	St. Thomas More Knights	Burnaby	BC	4-1	–	lost 27-21 v. Lord Tweedsmuir
20	19	Notre Dame Pride	Calgary	AB	4-0	0-1	won 39-0 v. Crescent Heights
21	50	Notre Dame Jugglers	Burnaby	BC	3-0	1-1	won 38-35 v. New Westminster
22	21	Salisbury Sabres	Sherwood Park	AB	4-0	0-1	BYE
23	6	New Westminster Hyacks	New Westminster	BC	3-1	1-1	lost 38-35 v. Notre Dame
24	20	Terry Fox Ravens	Port Coquitlam	BC	3-1	2-0	won 16-6 v. Mission
25	22	Nelson Lords	Burlington	ON	2-0	2-0	won 18-13 v. Garth Webb
26	26	London South Lions	London	ON	2-1	1-0	won 31-7 v. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
27	24	Jacob Hespeler Hawks	Cambridge	ON	3-0	0-1	BYE
28	28	L.C.I. Rams	Lethbridge	AB	3-0	2-2	won 43-0 v. Catholic Central
29	29	Tantramar Regional Titans	Sackville	NB	5-0	–	won 35-0 v. l’Odyssee
30	30	St. Marcellinus Spirit	Mississauga	ON	2-0	0-2	won 18-17 v. Lorne Park
31	35	Holy Cross Crusaders	Saskatoon	SK	5-0	–	won 36-14 v. Centennial
32	31	St. Roch Ravens	Brampton	ON	2-1	1-0	BYE
33	34	A. N. Myer Marauders	Niagara Falls	ON	3-0	0-1	won 52-0 v. Sir Winston Churchill
34	33	St. Matthew Tigers	Ottawa	ON	1-0	0-1	BYE
35	23	Centennial Chargers	Saskatoon	SK	4-1	–	lost 36-14 v. Holy Cross
36	36	Raymond Comets	Raymond	AB	1-1	2-1	CANCELLED (weather) v. Foothills Composite (Tier 2)
37	32	College Notre-Dame	Montreal	QC	3-3	–	lost 21-14 v. Academie Saint-Louis
38	38	Notre Dame College Fighting Irish	Welland	ON	3-0	–	won 7-0 v. St. Michael
39	39	Citadel Phoenix	Halifax	NS	5-0	–	won 15-10 v. Sir John A. Macdonald, won 34-31 v. CP Allan
40	41	Curé-Antoine-Labelle Loups	Laval	QC	3-2	–	won 37-29 v. College Jean-Eudes
41	37	Lorne Park Spartans	Mississauga	ON	1-2	2-1	lost 18-17 v. St. Marcellinus
42	43	Sir Allan MacNab Lions	Hamilton	ON	4-0	0-1	won 35-11 v. Sir Winston Churchill
43	42	Arnprior Rapids	Arnprior	ON	3-0	–	FORFEIT won 6-0 v. Renfrew
44	44	Miller Marauders	Regina	SK	3-2	–	lost 34-29 v. Leboldus
45	45	Mount Douglas Rams	Victoria	BC	2-2	–	FORFEIT won v. Belmont
46	46	Northern Red Knights	Toronto	ON	2-0	0-1	won 20-18 v. Central Tech
47	47	College Charles-Lemoyne	Longueuil	QC	3-2	–	BYE
48	49	Henry Wise Wood Warriors	Calgary	AB	2-1	1-0	won 23-5 v. Bishop O”Byrne
49	48	College Jean-Eudes	Montreal	QC	2-3	–	lost 37-29 v. Curé-Antoine-Labelle
50	NR	Korah Colts	Sault Ste Marie	ON	4-0		won 38-23 v St. Mary’s