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No. 1 St. Thomas More Knights (5-0, 0-1) – With their latest beat down, 42-0, over Cathedral, STM remains undefeated at 5-0 with 208 points for and only 16 points against in the Hamilton Catholic league. The week before it was 64-0, then 49-0. Cardinal Newman and Bishop Tonnos have been the only teams to put up a few points against them, but still did not prevail. Once again, it will be the OFSAA Bowl that determines the Knights fate. STM now heads into a bye and will play Bishop Ryan for their last regular season game before playoffs start.
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— Katie Burt (@KatieBurtCFC) October 13, 2018
No. 2 Harry Ainlay Titans (5-0, 2-0) – The Titans prevailed in this tough matchup against No. 25, the Salisbury Sabres, 26-10. The Sabres actually did have the lead, 10-9, in the third quarter, but the Titans were the victors this day. The weather was not the most ideal as it was a snow storm and that limited both team’s offenses. Hats off to the Sabres for keeping the game close and making the Titans work for their win. Ainlay will play Austin O’Brien next.
No. 3 Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors (7-0) – The Condors easily won their latest matchup, 43-0, against Roger-Comtois and will have another easy one against Triolet this week. Going into this last regular season game, they have put up 235 points and only 41 points against. The Bol d’Or will be their only challenge coming up…and we all know who that involves…brrrr!
No. 4 Catholic Central Crusaders (3-0, 1-1) – The Crusaders shut out Regina Mundi, 49-0, this past weekend and keep their record unblemished. They have only allowed 3 points against them this whole season. Offensively they have only put up 73 (according to the league page, but that may need to be updated). They will face Holy Cross on Thursday and then St. Joseph’s the week before they start the playoff run.
No. 5 W.F. Herman Green Griffins (4-0) – The green machine rolls out another skunker, 42-0, against Massey this past weekend. They only have Sandwich and Belle River left on their schedule before their playoff march begins. Keeping it real with only 12 points against, Herman’s defense is strong and their offense is on top of things with 147 points for.
No. 6 Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard (5-1) – Speaking about a freeze, the blizzard wasted no time getting back to their winning ways with their recent victory, 44-28, against Charles-Lemoyne. With 200 points for and 67 against, they are sitting pretty good going into their next game against College Jean-Eudes. They will have one more after that, Cure-Antoine-Labelle, before playoffs start for them.
No. 7 A.B Lucas Vikings (4-0, 2-0) – Another strong performance by the Vikings with their 42-7 win over East Elgin. They remain undefeated in the TVDSB Williamson division, along with Banting, and Clarke Road in the other two divisions. Lucas has one more regular season game against Medway before they start their playoff run.
No. 8 Leboldus Golden Suns (6-0, 0-1) – The sun keep shining, but the clouds threatened to kill the party with their tight 46-41 squeaker over Riffel. They will have one more regular season game against O’Neill on Friday.
No. 9 Notre Dame Pride CGY (5-0, 0-1) – Over at McMahon Stadium in Calgary, the Pride managed to unseat the former No. 4, St. Francis Browns in a traditional rivalry game that keeps on giving. Large, loud, and intense crowds made for an electric atmosphere – and what better way to head into your bye week then with a terrific win, 14-10, over your arch nemesis. The Pride will return to play Bishop O’Byrne on the 25th.
No. 10 Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers (3-0, 1-1) – The Panthers just barely kept their undefeated record alive as they faced the Kelowna Owls this past week with a final score of 21-20. In a game where much of the action happened in the second half, LT hangs on to their top 10 ranked spot on the CFC50. Shout out to head coach of the Owls, Chris Cartwright as he is doing great things with that program. The Panthers will play Mt. Boucherie on Friday, followed by Mission before they start their playoff run in B.C.
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CFC50 RANKINGS for Week 7
RK | Wk 6 | School/Team Mascot | City | Prov. | Conf. Rec. | Non-Conf. Rec. | LAST RSLT – wk 7 |
1 | 1 | St. Thomas More Knights | Hamilton | ON | 5-0 | 0-1 | won 42-0 v. Cathedral |
2 | 2 | Harry Ainlay Titans | Edmonton | AB | 5-0 | 2-0 | won 26-10 v. Salisbury |
3 | 3 | Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors | Québec | QC | 7-0 | – | won 43-0 v. Roger-Comtois |
4 | 5 | Catholic Central Crusaders | London | ON | 3-0 | 2-1 | won 49-0 v. Regina Mundi |
5 | 6 | W.F. Herman Green Griffins | Windsor | ON | 4-0 | – | won 42-0 v. Vincent Massey |
6 | 7 | Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard | Quebec | QC | 5-1 | – | won 44-28 v. Charles-Lemoyne |
7 | 8 | A.B Lucas Vikings | London | ON | 4-0 | 2-0 | won 42-7 v. East Elgin |
8 | 9 | Leboldus Golden Suns | Regina | SK | 6-0 | 0-1 | won 46-41 v. Riffel |
9 | 20 | Notre Dame Pride | Calgary | AB | 5-0 | 0-1 | won 14-10 v. St. Francis |
10 | 10 | Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers | Surrey | BC | 4-0 | 1-1 | won 21-20 v. Kelowna |
11 | 11 | Vincent Massey Trojans | Winnipeg | MB | 5-0-1 | 1-0 | won 41-0 v. Dryden |
12 | 18 | Vancouver College Fighting Irish | Vancouver | BC | 6-0 | 1-0 | won 42-0 v. New Westminster |
13 | 4 | St. Francis Browns | Calgary | AB | 2-1 | 2-0 | lost 14-10 v. Notre Dame |
14 | 12 | Holy Names Knights | Windsor | ON | 4-1 | 0-1 | won 42-0 v. Catholic Central (Windsor) |
15 | 13 | Holy Trinity Titans | Oakville | ON | 4-0-1 | – | won 38-0 v. Jean Vanier |
16 | 14 | St. Paul’s Crusaders | Winnipeg | MB | 5-1 | – | won 52-0 v. St. Paul’s (AA) |
17 | 16 | Huron Heights Warriors | Newmarket | ON | – | 3-3 | lost 28-14 v. Catholic Central (Ohio) rank 4699 |
18 | 15 | Cardinal Newman Cardinals | Stoney Creek | ON | 3-1 | – | BYE |
19 | 17 | Holy Trinity Titans | Courtice | ON | 4-0 | 1-0 | won 52-0 v. Eastdale |
20 | 19 | St. Thomas More Knights | Burnaby | BC | 4-1 | 1-0 | won 21-14 v. Abbotsford (non-conference) |
21 | 21 | Notre Dame Jugglers | Burnaby | BC | 4-0 | 1-1 | won 33-13 v. Carson Graham |
22 | 25 | Nelson Lords | Burlington | ON | 3-0 | 2-0 | won 45-8 v. M.M Robinson |
23 | 24 | Terry Fox Ravens | Port Coquitlam | BC | 4-1 | 2-0 | won 54-0 v. Mt. Boucherie |
24 | 26 | London South Lions | London | ON | 3-1 | 1-0 | won 38-22 v. Parkside CI |
25 | 22 | Salisbury Sabres | Sherwood Park | AB | 4-1 | 0-1 | lost 26-10 v. Harry Ainlay |
26 | 28 | L.C.I. Rams | Lethbridge | AB | 4-0 | 2-2 | won 23-14 v. Cardston |
27 | 27 | Jacob Hespeler Hawks | Cambridge | ON | 3-0 | 0-1 | BYE |
28 | 30 | St. Marcellinus Spirit | Mississauga | ON | 3-0 | 0-2 | won 10-7 v. St. Roch |
29 | 29 | Tantramar Regional Titans | Sackville | NB | 5-0 | – | BYE |
30 | 33 | A. N. Myer Marauders | Niagara Falls | ON | 4-0 | 0-1 | won 71-0 v. Grimsby |
31 | 31 | Holy Cross Crusaders | Saskatoon | SK | 5-0 | – | BYE |
32 | 34 | St. Matthew Tigers | Ottawa | ON | 2-0 | 0-1 | won 25-7 v. St. Joseph |
33 | 38 | Notre Dame College Fighting Irish | Welland | ON | 4-0 | – | won 43-0 v. Denis Morris |
34 | 35 | Centennial Chargers | Saskatoon | SK | 4-1 | – | BYE |
35 | 44 | Miller Marauders | Regina | SK | 4-2 | – | won 49-21 v. Campbell |
36 | 36 | Raymond Comets | Raymond | AB | 1-1 | 1-2 | CANCELLED v. Catholic Central |
37 | 32 | St. Roch Ravens | Brampton | ON | 1-2 | 1-0 | lost 10-7 v. St. Marcellinus |
38 | 49 | College Jean-Eudes | Montreal | QC | 3-3 | – | won 20-2 v. College Notre-Dame |
39 | 39 | Citadel Phoenix | Halifax | NS | 6-0 | – | won 48-0 v. Horton |
40 | 40 | Curé-Antoine-Labelle Loups | Laval | QC | 4-2 | – | won 38-30 v. Academie Saint-Louis |
41 | 45 | Mount Douglas Rams | Victoria | BC | 3-2 | – | won 34-7 v. Seaquam |
42 | 41 | Lorne Park Spartans | Mississauga | ON | 1-2 | 2-1 | BYE |
43 | 42 | Sir Allan MacNab Lions | Hamilton | ON | 4-0 | 0-1 | BYE |
44 | 43 | Arnprior Rapids | Arnprior | ON | 3-0 | – | FORFEIT won 6-0 v. Perth |
45 | 37 | College Notre-Dame | Montreal | QC | 3-4 | – | lost 20-2 v. College Jean-Eudes |
46 | 46 | Northern Red Knights | Toronto | ON | 3-0 | 0-1 | won 12-9 v. Lawrence Park |
47 | 48 | Henry Wise Wood Warriors | Calgary | AB | 3-1 | 1-0 | won 44-14 v. Ernest Manning |
48 | 50 | Korah Colts | Sault Ste Marie | ON | 5-0 | – | won 16-13 v. Superior Heights |
49 | 47 | College Charles-Lemoyne | Longueuil | QC | 3-3 | – | lost 44-28 v. Séminaire Saint-François |
50 | NR | Mission Roadrunners | Mission | BC | 3-1 | 0-2 | won 42-7 v. Centennial |
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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.
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