CFC50 2021 High School RANKINGS (WEEK 12): Only one more week left to settle the score in B.C. and ON

The crowd is beginning to get smaller on the dance floor, but the action is only heating up.

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We begin this week’s journey in Alberta where we finally got the grand finale to a fantastic season of football. After both city champions got upset in the semifinals, Harry Ainlay took the crown again with a convincing 28-2 victory over St. Francis. It’s the fourth straight time both programs have met in the Alberta Tier I Championship, and the third time the Titans got the better of their rivals from Calgary. Elsewhere Raymond got the job done in the Regional Based Tier I Championship with a 45-17 victory over Ross Sheppard. The Comets played a very tough schedule including games against Harry Ainlay, Notre Dame and St. Francis, so it would’ve been fun to see how they stacked up at the end of the year against the top four programs in the Alberta, but that’s a story that will never be told.

We now head to beautiful British Columbia where B.C. Place took centre stage for the provincial semifinals this past weekend. After watching Vancouver College get eliminated in shocking fashion, there was no telling what might unfold this time around, but the top ranked teams were able to avoid the same fate. After a well earned rest to begin the playoffs, Terry Fox got back to business against a tough squad from Notre Dame, and they left no doubt in the end who the better team was running away with a 27-12 victory. They now prepare to faceoff against G.W. Graham in the B.C. AAA Varsity Finals, who had a very busy week beginning with a 27-20 victory over Mount Douglas, and then followed it up with a 19-0 shutout over Centennial. The Grizzlies only loss of the year came at the hands of the Ravens who showed no mercy in a 34-0 beatdown, but you can throw all records out the window on Saturday when these two meet again at B.C. Place.

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We finish with our last province still braving the cold to decide title winners as Ontario gets ready for a makeshift OFSAA Bowl Festival that already crowned Korah as Northern Bowl Champions, and five more bowl games to look forward to this week. The biggest news comes out of Hamilton where St. Thomas More extended their unbeaten streak to 44 straight in Canada with a 43-0 victory over Oakville Trafalgar in the GHAC Finals. The Knights are now looking to set the record with their sixth straight OFSAA title after tying the record in 2019 against W.F. Herman, who are the co-record holders. They’ve beaten every opponent put in their way since 2015, but have yet to deal with Huron Heights who has an equally impressive record at OFSAA throughout the years with five titles in seven appearances since 2012. Last time we had a number one versus number two matchup the weather spoiled the party with turbulent conditions in Ottawa, so let’s pray for a perfect day of football in Hamilton when these two powerhouses finally settle who the best in the province is.

With that hype out of the way, we also have an upset to report out of London as Sir Wilfrid Laurier took down South 14-13 in the TVDSB Final, setting up a TVRA Finals matchup against Catholic Central. The Crusaders have outplayed their opponents all year with their closest call coming last week in a 17-7 victory over St. Thomas Aquinas in the London District Finals, but the Rams have proven to be one of the toughest teams to eliminate this season, and we should get a great matchup on Friday night under the lights.

Our final game to report comes out of Barrie where St. Joan of Arc sprung back into action with a massive 24-7 victory over Bear Creek. It’s the third straight GBSSA title for the Knights and seventh in school history, but sadly this will be the end of the road without a bid at OFSAA this season.

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PAST RANKINGS: WEEK 1 – WEEK 2 – WEEK 3 – WEEK 4– WEEK 5– WEEK 6 – WEEK 7 – WEEK 8 – WEEK 9 – WEEK 10 – WEEK 11

#	LAST WEEK	School/Team Mascot	City	Prov.	Conf. Rec.	Non-Conf. Rec	Week 12
1	1	St. Thomas More Knights	Hamilton	ON	9-0	0-0	W 43-0 vs. Oakville Trafalgar
2	2	Huron Heights Warriors	Newmarket	ON	5-0	1-0	NEXT OFSAA INDEPENDENT BOWL VS. STM
3	5	Terry Fox Ravens	Port Coquitlam	BC	8-0	2-0	W 27-12 vs. Notre Dame
4	3	Miller Marauders	Regina	SK	8-1	0-0	FINAL
5	6	Harry Ainlay Titans	Edmonton	AB	10-1	2-0	W 28-2 vs. St. Francis
6	4	College Notre-Dame Cactus	Montreal	QC	9-2	0-0	FINAL
7	8	Vincent Massey Trojans	Winnipeg	MB	5-1	0-0	FINAL
8	10	Catholic Central Crusaders	London	ON	5-0	0-0	BYE
9	25	G.W. Graham Grizzlies	Chilliwack	BC	9-1	3-0	W 27-20 vs. Mt Douglas/ W 19-0 v.s Centennial
10	11	Charles-Lemoyne Dynamique	Sainte-Catherine	QC	8-3	0-0	FINAL
11	7	St. Francis Browns	Calgary	AB	7-2	0-1	L 28-2 vs. Harry Ainlay
12	12	Korah Colts	Sault Ste Marie	ON	7-0	0-0	FINAL
13	14	Holy Trinity Titans	Oakville	ON	8-0	0-0	W 37-6 vs. Notre Dame
14	15	St. Roch Ravens	Brampton	ON	5-0	0-0	NEXT OFSAA METRO BOWL VS. SMC
15	16	Salisbury Sabres	Sherwood Park	AB	8-2	0-0	FINAL
16	17	Notre Dame Pride	Calgary	AB	6-2	3-0	FINAL
17	18	Holy Cross Crusaders	Saskatoon	SK	7-2	0-0	FINAL
18	19	Auburn Drive Eagles	Westphal	NS	10-0	0-0	FINAL
19	20	Sém. St-François	Saint-Augustin-de-Desmaure	QC	6-3	0-0	FINAL
20	21	Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors	Québec	QC	7-3	0-0	FINAL
21	22	Notre Dame Fighting Irish	Welland	ON	6-0	0-0	NEXT OFSAA CENTRAL BOWL VS. NORTH PARK
22	23	Grant Park Pirates	Winnipeg	MB	5-1	0-0	FINAL
23	27	Leboldus Golden Suns	Regina	SK	6-2	0-0	FINAL
24	28	St Joseph Guardians	Saskatoon	SK	6-2	0-0	FINAL
25	9	Notre Dame Jugglers	Burnaby	BC	8-2	2-0	L 27-12 vs. Terry Fox
26	26	Centennial Centaurs	Coquitlam	BC	6-3	0-0	L 19-0 v.s G.W. Graham
27	29	Vancouver College Fighting Irish	Vancouver	BC	7-1	2-0	FINAL
28	30	Jacob Hespeler Hawks	Cambridge	ON	7-0	0-0	W 47-0 vs. Elmira District
29	31	Westmount Wildcats	Hamilton	ON	6-0	0-0	NEXT OFSAA METRO BOWL VS. CHAMINADE
30	32	Raymond Comets	Raymond	AB	7-4	0-0	W 45-17 vs. Ross Sheppard
31	33	St. Mark Lions	Ottawa	ON	6-0	0-0	FINAL
32	34	Saint John Greyhounds	Saint John	NB	8-0	0-0	FINAL
33	35	Frontenac Falcons	Kingston	ON	7-0	0-0	W 35-17 vs. Holy Cross
34	36	St. James Lions	Guelph	ON	6-0	0-0	FINAL
35	37	North Park Trojans	Brantford	ON	7-0	0-0	NEXT OFSAA CENTRAL BOWL VS. NOTRE DAME
36	50	Sir Wilfrid Laurier Rams	London	ON	6-1	0-0	W 14-13 v.s South
37	13	London South Lions	London	ON	5-1	0-0	L 14-13 vs. Sir Wilfrid Laurier
38	24	Mount Douglas Rams	Victoria	BC	6-3	2-0	L 27-20 vs. G.W. Graham
39	39	Cardinal Newman Cardinals	Stoney Creek	ON	6-2	0-0	FINAL
40	38	Oakville Trafalgar	Oakville	ON	5-2	0-0	L 43-0 v.s St. Thomas More
41	40	Nelson Lords	Burlington	ON	5-1	0-0	FINAL
42	UR	St. Joan of Arc Knights	Barrie	ON	6-0	0-0	W 24-7 vs. Bear Creek
43	UR	Chaminade College Gryphons	Toronto	ON	4-1	0-0	NEXT OFSAA METRO BOWL VS. WESTMOUNT
44	41	A. N. Myer Marauders	Niagara Falls	ON	7-1	0-0	FINAL
45	42	L.C.I. Rams	Lethbridge	AB	6-1	2-1	FINAL
46	44	Corpus Christi Longhorns	Burlington	ON	7-1	0-0	W 30-18 vs. St. Francis Xavier
47	45	Kennebecasis Crusaders	Quispamsis	NB	7-1	0-0	FINAL
48	46	Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers	Surrey	BC	5-3	1-1	FINAL
49	47	Sardis Falcons	Chilliwack	BC	4-1	1-1	FINAL
50	48	Armand-Corbeil	Terrebonne	QC	5-4	0-0	FINAL

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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.

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Leagues included in rankings: British Columbia AAA Varsity, Alberta Tier One, Saskatchewan 12-man rural / 6A / Schwann, Manitoba AAA Varsity, Ontario OFSAA Bowl AAA qualified teams, Quebec Juvenile Division 1, New Brunswick 12-man, Nova Scotia (all teams excluding CFC25 eligible teams).

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. 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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