CFC50 2021 High School RANKINGS (WEEK 10): NB provides final twist, new B.C. top ten and plenty of trophies handed out

We keep telling you to expect the unexpected this season, and it’s for a good reason.

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After years of domination by Tantramar in New Brunswick and Citadel in Nova Scotia, we finally have a new set of kings in the Atlantic. We’ll begin with an enthralling matchup as Saint John got their hands on the New Brunswick provincial banner after defeating Kennebecasis in a thrilling 27-24 victory. The Greyhounds dropped their regular season contest 24-20 back on September 26th, but wouldn’t be denied the second time around en route to their first Nick Disilets Memorial Trophy since 2003, and the fifth in program history.

Next door we saw Auburn Drive complete the dream season defeating Bay View 30-20 in the Nova Scotia provincial finals, but it wasn’t a straight forward affair. The Eagles perfect record was in doubt going into the fourth quarter trailing 20-8, then a miracle occurred as they scored 22 unanswered points to secure their first ever provincial banner. It’s a poetic way to cap off their fairy tale run this year, and now the question is whether we will witness new dynasties unfold or is the parity here to stay? We hope it’s the latter, but know Auburn Drive and Saint John will rightfully be looking to write a new chapter in Atlantic football history.

We head across the country to Saskatchewan for our next championship showdown where Miller were able to hold on for a 28-24 victory against Holy Cross to earn their second banner since 2018. It looked like it was going to be a walk in the park for the Marauders, but the Crusaders fought back valiantly from a 21-0 deficit to tie the game after halftime before falling in the final moments. It brings an end to a fantastic year of football in Saskatchewan where Miller, LeBoldus, Holy Cross and St. Joseph provided weekly drama that we hope continues next season.

We now travel to Quebec where all eyes were on the final four programs left standing, and they didn’t disappoint with a pair of results that matched the rest of their chaotic season. In our first matchup, College Notre-Dame and Saint-Jean-Eudes went down to the wire with either team capable of coming out on top, but in the end the Cactus were ahead 15-14 when the final whistle blew to earn their spot in the Juvenile DI Bol d’Or. Meanwhile on the other side of the bracket, Charles-Lemoyne proved their regular season victory was no fluke as they downed Seminaire-Saint-Francois for the second time by a score of 40-0. It’s a little bit of a warning shot for College Notre-Dame, but we expect another tight championship bout after the Cactus edged out a 24-23 victory over the Dynamiques in week two.

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We’ve finally got playoff action to report from British Columbia, and there were little issues for our CFC50 programs as they prepare for battle against one another in the quarterfinals. Notre Dame, Mount Douglas, G.W. Graham and Lord Tweedsmuir combined for a dominating wild card weekend outscoring their opponents 144-27, which is an example of the boundary between the good and elite schools in the province. Now we get to the fun part of the season as Terry Fox take on Kelowna, Vancouver College battle Centennial, Notre Dame take on Lord Tweedsmuir and Mount Douglas test their strength against G.W. Graham.

Next up is the beast that is Ontario where trophies are being handed out like candy across the province, including Ottawa where the St. Mark Lions put an exclamation mark on their perfect season with a 29-3 victory over St. Joseph in the city finals.

We saw a pair of championships handed out in the Niagara region as A.N. Myer got the job done once again on the public side with a 22-13 win over Sir Winston Churchill in the NRHSAA finals, while Notre Dame snagged another NCAA trophy on the catholic side defeating Saint Paul by a score of 30-10. They will now do battle one more time in the Zone Championship to determine the true champion of the Niagara region with the catholic side holding the upper hand in recent years after a run of dominance by A.N. Myer thanks to the CFC100 Ford twins.

It was North Park once again who came out on top in their AABHN title bout against St. John’s with a massive 27-0 blowout to complete their perfect season. Then our final title handed out this week was in Northern Ontario where Korah extended their reign on the NOSSA region with a 37-0 shutout over Algonquin. The Colts now prepare for one last battle with a matchup against St. Ignatius out of Thunder Bay on the horizon in the OFSAA Northern Bowl. Next week get ready for more championship news as top ranked St. Thomas More take on their rivals from Cardinal Newman, and St. Roch look to sweep Peel in their title matchup against perennial OFSAA contenders Lorne Park.

Lastly we end with a bit of news out of Alberta as Raymond and Lethbridge were both successful in their provincial semifinals matchups, and now will meet in the South Championship to settle the score with the winner advancing to the Regional Based Tier 1 Championship. Also make sure to stay tuned to your social media feeds tonight as Grant Park take on Vincent Massey in the highly anticipated WHSFL DI Finals.

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PAST RANKINGS: WEEK 1 – WEEK 2 – WEEK 3 – WEEK 4– WEEK 5– WEEK 6 – WEEK 7 – WEEK 8 – WEEK 9

#	LAST WEEK	School/Team Mascot	City	Prov.	Conf. Rec.	Non-Conf. Rec	Week 10
1	1	St. Thomas More Knights	Hamilton	ON	7-0	0-0	BYE
2	2	Vancouver College Fighting Irish	Vancouver	BC	7-0	2-0	BYE
3	3	Huron Heights Warriors	Newmarket	ON	5-0	1-0	BYE
4	4	Grant Park Pirates	Winnipeg	MB	5-0	0-0	v.s Grant Park Monday 7pm
5	7	Miller Marauders	Regina	SK	8-1	0-0	W 28-24 v.s Holy Cross
6	5	Salisbury Sabres	Sherwood Park	AB	8-1	0-0	BYE
7	6	Notre Dame Pride	Calgary	AB	6-1	3-0	BYE
8	10	College Notre-Dame Cactus	Montreal	QC	8-2	0-0	W 15-14 v.s Saint-Jean-Eudes
9	12	Charles-Lemoyne Dynamique	Sainte-Catherine	QC	8-2	0-0	W 40-0 v.s Seminaire Saint-Francois
10	13	Terry Fox	Port Coquitlam	BC	7-0	2-0	BYE
11	14	Harry Ainlay Titans	Edmonton	AB	8-1	2-0	BYE
12	15	Notre Dame Jugglers	Burnaby	BC	7-1	2-0	W 49-0 v.s Mt. Boucherie
13	16	Nelson Lords	Burlington	ON	5-0	0-0	W 36-7 v.s Craig Kielburger
14	17	Catholic Central Crusaders	London	ON	4-0	0-0	W 45-24 v.s St. Joseph’s
15	18	Korah Colts	Sault Ste Marie	ON	6-0	0-0	W 37-0 v.s Algonquin
16	19	London South Lions	London	ON	4-0	0-0	BYE
17	20	Holy Trinity Titans	Oakville	ON	6-0	0-0	BYE
18	21	St. Roch Ravens	Brampton	ON	4-0	0-0	W 49-0 v.s Humberview
19	8	Holy Cross Crusaders	Saskatoon	SK	7-2	0-0	L 28-24 v.s Miller
20	22	St. Francis Browns	Calgary	AB	6-1	0-1	BYE
21	23	Auburn Drive Eagles	Westphal	NS	10-0	0-0	W 36-10 v.s Charles P. Allen / W 30-20 v.s Bay View
22	9	Sém. St-François	Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaure	QC	6-3	0-0	L 40-0 v.s Charles-Lemoyne
23	11	Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors	Québec	QC	7-3	0-0	L 15-14 v.s College Notre-Dame
24	24	Vincent Massey Trojans	Winnipeg	MB	4-1	0-0	v.s Grant Park Monday 7pm
25	25	Mount Douglas Rams	Victoria	BC	6-2	2-0	W 42-13 v.s W.J. Mouat
26	28	G.W. Graham Grizzlies	Chilliwack	BC	7-1	3-0	W 18-0 v.s G.W. Graham
27	26	Leboldus Golden Suns	Regina	SK	6-2	0-0	FINISHED
28	27	St Joseph Guardians	Saskatoon	SK	6-2	0-0	FINISHED
29	29	Cardinal Newman Cardinals	Stoney Creek	ON	6-1	0-0	BYE
30	30	Jacob Hespeler Hawks	Cambridge	ON	5-0	0-0	W 41-0 v.s Bluevale
31	31	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Welland	ON	5-0	0-0	W 30-10 v.s Saint Paul
32	32	A. N. Myer Marauders	Niagara Falls	ON	7-0	0-0	W 22-13 v.s Sir Winston Churchill
33	33	Westmount Wildcats	Hamilton	ON	5-0	0-0	BYE
34	34	St. Mark Lions	Ottawa	ON	6-0	0-0	W 29-3 v.s St. Joseph
35	UR	Saint John Greyhounds	Saint John	NB	7-1	0-0	W 27-24 v.s Kennebecasis
36	35	Raymond Comets	Raymond	AB	6-4	0-0	W 44-7 v.s Foothills
37	36	L.C.I. Rams	Lethbridge	AB	6-1	2-1	W 27-10 v.s Ernest Manning
38	38	Frontenac Falcons	Kingston	ON	6-0	0-0	BYE
39	39	St. James Lions	Guelph	ON	5-0	0-0	W 25-16 v.s Bishop Macdonnell
40	40	North Park Trojans	Brantford	ON	7-0	0-0	W 27-0 v.s St. John’s
41	47	Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers	Surrey	BC	5-2	1-1	W 35-14 v.s South Delta
42	UR	St. Benedict Saints	Waterloo	ON	4-1	0-0	BYE
43	37	Kennebecasis Crusaders	Quispamsis	NB	7-1	0-0	L 27-24 v.s Saint John
44	41	Sardis Falcons	Chilliwack	BC	4-1	1-1	L 18-0 v.s G.W. Graham
45	44	Corpus Christi Longhorns	Burlington	ON	5-1	0-0	BYE
46	46	Armand-Corbeil	Terrebonne	QC	5-4	0-0	FINISHED
47	50	St. Ignatius Falcons	Thunder Bay	ON	5-2	0-0	NEXT OFSSA NORTHERN BOWL V.S KORAH
48	UR	Lorne Park Spartans	Mississauga	ON	2-2	0-0	W 19-15 v.s St. Marcellinus
49	UR	Bear Creek Kodiaks	Barrie	ON	4-2	0-0	W 19-7 v.s Innisdale
50	49	Sir Winston Churchill Bulldogs	St. Catherines	ON	5-2	0-0	L 22-13 v.s A.N. Myer

 

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