October 18, 2016
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#CFC50 Games of the week (West/Atlantic) RECAP [6]: A few nail biters & No. 1 put an “!” on it

We will be previewing the #CFC50 Games of the Week for the West and Atlantic regions. While this will be generally geared towards the #CFC50 ranked teams, we want to hear from you if there are great rivalry games or exciting matchups, regardless of tier or division, that we aren’t aware of. Send us a ‘heads up’ by Tuesday each week and we’ll see what we can do: [email protected].

*Note: Some information was not available at press time. It will be added as it becomes available.

….and now let’s get to it with this week’s #CFC50 Games of the Week RECAP

(Feature photo: DheillyFirePhotography, @richarddheillyphotograhy)

 

 

No. 1 St. Francis Browns (4-0, 1-0) 43
No. 30 Notre Dame Pride (3-1, 0-1) 7 
In the matchup of the week, the St, Francis Browns had no trouble coming out on top of the highly anticipated game of the season versus the Notre Dame Pride. In the first half, Notre Dame’s front seven (#CFC100 DL Tyler Packer, DL Matthew Misiewicz, and LB Aidan Miele stand out) forced the Browns to grind the ball along the ground rather then hit big play after big play.  The Browns moved the ball, but couldn’t find the endzone.  St. Francis kicker, Jayden Sheilan hit three field goals in the first half (42, 26 and 13 yards) to make it 9-0.  With two minutes remaining in the second quarter, Notre Dame’s safety, Tyler Bedier, intercepted a St. Francis pass followed by a penalty which game the Pride the ball at the Brown’s 5 yard line.  Two plays later, Briel Pasqual scored on a 2 yard run making the score 9-7 going into the half. Second half action saw some adjustments made by the Browns. The passing attack improved with QB Cole Belway who had a good evening and Alex Groshak finished the day with 4 receptions for 56 yards and grade 11 receiver Daniel Perry ended up with 8 receptions for 140 yards and 1 TD.  RB Ethan Moroz added a 1 yard TD plunge. The Brown’s defense took over in the second half, scoring 3 defensive touchdowns. Notre Dame was ineffective running the ball and when trying to pass the ball, created 4 turnovers which decided the game.

No. 3 Bev Facey Falcons (7-0, 2-0) 38
Austin O’Brien (3-3) 14
Bev Facey continues to remain undefeated as they beat AOB 38-14. Facey’s #CFC100 Chuba Hubbard had another dominating performance. Bev Facey plays Paul Kane next week before they head into playoffs.

No. 4 Leboldus Golden Suns (6-0, 1-0) 25
Riffel (4-2) 22
Riffel almost pulled off the upset of the week when they came away defeated 22-25 against the Golden Suns.

No. 7 Mount Douglas Rams (3-0, 3-0) 28
No. 40 Notre Dame Jugglers (2-1, 2-1) 14
The Varsity Rams used a stellar defensive effort and a strong offensive ground game en route to the victory. QB Gideone Kremler accounted for 3 rushing touchdowns and 196 yards on the ground for the offense.  Ben Pierik also hit the century mark with 118 yards rushing of his own.  Josh Lucas scored the opening major for the Rams. On the defensive side, Isaiah Cardilicchia led the team in tackles with 7 plus added an interception.  Jake Ounsted had a monster game along the defensive line with 6 tackles, followed by Tyrese Hogue, Spencer Meldrum and Soren Hallschmid with 4 tackles each. Quinn Jenish had an interception and Ben Pierik had a fumble recovery, as the Rams defense forced 3 turnovers. On Special Teams, Phil Grohovac continued his strong play connecting on both his convert kicks.

No. 9 St. Paul’s Crusaders (6-0, 0-1) 62
Garden City Fighting Gophers (2-4) 0 
In a no contest win of 62-0 for the Crusaders, St. Pauls remains undefeated as they accumulated over 400 yards of total offense along with 5 rushing touchdowns and a defense that had 5 QB sacks, 3 interceptions, and also forced 2 fumbles. All of these were a recipe for a very lopsided victory for the Crusaders.

No. 11 Terry Fox Ravens (4-0, 0-2) 60
Kelowna Owls (0-4) 0 (source: Kelowna Owls)
It was a tough game for KSS as they weren’t able to gain the momentum needed to score against Terry Fox. “It’s tough to lose like we did, and it seemed like when we would start gaining momentum on offense, mental mistakes stopped us.  We made some great plays on defence. I am so proud of our guys with how we finished. We have a lot of young guys who learned a lot.  Our process to success is getting better” – Head Coach, Chris Cartwright

 

No. 15 Harry Ainlay Titans (7-0, 1-0) 20
Paul Kane (1-5) 6

 

New Westminster Hyacks
(Source and photo courtesy: New Westminster Hyacks) 

No. 16 Vancouver College Fighting Irish (2-2, 2-1) 10
New West Hyacks (2-1, 2-1) 13 
Vancouver College lost it’s second game of the season on the road to the New Westminster Hyacks in a dramatic come-from-behind finish by the Hyacks, 10-13. New West was led by free safety Andrew Delamere who had 10 solos, 1 INT, and 1 fumble recovery and was also named Player of the Game. On offense, Kinsale Phillips had a late second half touchdown pass of 34 yards to #CFC100 Prento Durigon. This play proved to be the deciding factor in what would be a defensive battle all night long. Throughout the game the Hyacks defense held the opposition out of the endzone. Ben Tjernagel and Sammy Sidhu made TD saving tackles. Connor Pattison finished with 8 tackles and was also named Lineman of the game. Sidhu and. Finn Stark blocked a 45 FG attempt in the final seconds to hang on for the win. “I’m very proud of the way our defense played tonight. VC was in our end a few times in the 2nd half and we were able to keep them out of the endzone time and again. We’ve had a bit of an offensive identity over the past couple of years, but we also have a fast, aggressive defense and it was nice to win a game on that side of the ball.” – Head Coach, Farhan Lalji

 

No. 19 Vincent Massey Trojans (5-1, 1-0) 51
Murdoch MacKay Clansmen (3-3) 17
The Trojans continue to play solid football as they kept the Clansmen at bay. Andreas Dueck had 15 attempts for 12 completions on 212 yards. Liam Cassey had 8 carries for 69 yards and 2 rushing touchdowns, Adbul Gassama had 4 touchdowns and Quinn Adolfson had 1 rushing touchdown. On defense, Myles Baldwin registered 1 QB sack. For the Clansmen, Reese Derksen and Brandon Urciuoli both had 1 touchdown, while on defense, Luc Jeanson registered 1 QB sack and Blayze Swerid had 1 INT.

No. 21 Henry Wise Wood Warriors (3-0, 0-1)
bye week

No. 26 Holy Cross Crusaders (4-0, 1-0)
bye week

 

No. 31 Centennial Chargers (6-0) 14
Marion Graham (3-3) 10
Centennial was led by a two-headed monster on offense as Taylor Bailey had 113 yards rushing to go along with 1 touchdown and Dillan Heintz had 116 yards receiving. Marion Graham was led by Connor Sparks who had 8 receptions for 120 yards to go along with 1 receiving touchdown. Defensively, Tom Whiting had 8 solos, 1 ast., and 2 QB sacks.

No. 36 L.C.I. Rams (4-0, 2-2) 34
Catholic Central Cougars (5-2) 0
The rams blanked Catholic Central in a game that was once again controlled by LCI RB Tanner Sudo who had 18 carries for 179 yards and 3 rushing touchdowns. This is multiple weeks now where Sudo has had impressive games running the ball as LCI piled up 447 yards of total offense, 262 of those coming on the ground.

No. 38 Tantramar Regional Titans (6-0) 32
L’Odyssee (4-2) 0
Tantramar remains undefeated as they won 32-0. Once again, the Titans relied heavily on Aidan O’Neal who had 179 yards rushing and 1 touchdown. So far, nobody has any answers for the Titans in New Brunswick.

No. 39 CP Allen Cheetahs (3-1) 14
Cobequid Ed. Centre (4-1) 24

more to come

 

No. 43 Lord Tweedsmuir Panthers (3-1, 2-0) 14
Mount Boucherie Bears (2-2) 41
In a game that was heavily impacted by weather, the Bears were able to successfully run the ball in the first half. This coupled with their ability to stop Tweedsmuir’s potent running game, allowed the Bears to go in at halftime 29-0. The Panthers inability to move the ball on the ground and/or control the Bears run game was the deciding factor in this game.

 

 

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