#CFC50 High School Rankings (FINAL): BC, Ontario bring it home

For the sixth year in a row, Canadafootballchat.com (CFC) is pleased to bring you the national high school football rankings known as the #CFC50.  Once again country-wide we finished the season at .500…hope we can do better next year.

 

Last week, Ontario was front and centre as the OFSAA Bowl Festival Series took place at Tim Horton’s Field in Hamilton.  There were some firsts as both the Westdale Warriors and St. Roch Ravens won their first ever Bowl victories.

Meanwhile, WF Herman Green Griffins continued demonstrating why they are a national high school dynasty as the team claimed their fourth straight OFSAA Bowl victory and sixth overall in seven appearances.

Other winners included Paul Dwyer Saints, St. Thomas More Knights, AN Myer Marauders, Huron Heights Warriors, Catholic Central Crusaders and Resurrection Phoenix.

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TOP 10:

#1 St. Francis Browns (Calgary, AB)  9-0 FINAL – This past weekend, the Browns defeated rivals Notre Dame Pride 38-28 to take the Alberta Schools Athletic Association (ASAA) Provincial Tier 1 Championship.  Jacob Izquierdo tallied a major and rushed for 133 yards on 21 carries in the victory.

#2 WF Herman Green Griffins (Windsor, ON) 11-0 FINAL –  The Green Griffins won their fourth consecutive OFSAA Bowl win and sixth overall in seven appearances with a 56-3 thumping of Frontenac Falcons to take the National Capital Bowl on Wednesday.  #CFC100 Jalen Jackson led the way with three majors including a 55 yard punt return and 96 rushing yards on 10 carries.

#3 Leboldus Golden Suns (Regina, SK) 9-0 FINAL-  A dynasty is brewing in Saskatchewan as the Golden Suns claimed their unprecedented fourth consecutive Saskatchewan High School Athletic Association (SHSAA) 4A Provincial Championship after scoing a 52-20 victory over #CFC50 team Holy Cross Crusaders.

#4 Catholic Central Crusaders (London, ON) 11-0 FINAL – Sebastian Vanin scored two touchdowns, including a 43 yard interception return as the Crusaders dismantled the St. Peter’s Knights 40-7 in Tuesday’s OFSAA Western Bowl.

#5 College Notre-Dame Cactus (Montreal, QC) 11-2 FINAL – Theodore Seabom scored three touchdowns and rushed for 285 yards on 36 carries to power the Cactus to a 45-21 upset win over Seminaire Saint Francois Blizzard to take the RSEQ Juvenile Division 1 Bol D’Or Championship.

#6 AN Myer Marauders (Niagara Falls, ON) 8-0 FINAL – Joshua Patterson’s 22 yard field goal held up and was the difference as the Marauders edged Cardinal Newman Cardinals 16-14 to take the Independent Bowl on Monday at the OFSAA Bowl Festival Series in Hamilton.

#7 Mount Douglas Rams (Victoria, BC) 7-1 FINAL – Defeated the Vancouver College Fighting Irish 34-17 in the BC AAA provincial finals.  Mt. Douglas made the big plays when they counted the most, winning their fourth provincial title in five seasons.  Led by Grade 9 super-QB Gideone Kremler who actually played both ways in Mt. Douglas’ loss to New Westminster in AAA junior varsity finals, rested for a few hours and then did it all again.

#8  Notre Dame Pride (Calgary, AB) 8-3 FINAL – #CFC100 Ted Kubongo scored a touchdown and rushed for 157 yards on 14 carries in the Pride’s 38-28 loss to rivals St. Francis Browns in the ASAA Provincial Tier 1 Championship.

#9 Bev Facey Falcons (Sherwood Park, AB) 10-1 FINAL – The Falcons lost to Notre Dame Pride 33-25 in the Alberta Schools Athletic Association (ASAA) Provincial Tier 1 North Final.  Chuba Hubbard was unstoppable as he scored three touchdowns and amassed 291 yards on 23 carries for the Falcons.

#10 Huron Heights Warriors (Newmarket, ON) 10-0 FINAL – The Warriors improved all season and easily handled Northern Ontario’s best Superior Heights 48-0 in their OFSAA Bowl game.  QB Colin Grant was 3-5 passing and added 154 rushing yards, scoring 3 rushing touchdowns and 2 passing TDs.

 

TOP PICTURE:  The Green Griffins won their fourth consecutive OFSAA Bowl win and sixth overall in seven appearances with a 56-3 thumping of Frontenac Falcons to take the National Capital Bowl on Wednesday at Tim Horton’s Field in Hamilton.

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TOP 50 RANKINGS:

Rank	Last Wk.	Team/School	City (PROV)	record
1	1	St. Francis Browns	Calgary, AB	9-0 Final
2	2	W.F. Herman Green Griffins	Windsor, ON	11-0 Final
3	3	Leboldus Golden Suns	Regina, SK	9-0 Final
4	9	Catholic Central Crusaders	London, ON	10-0 Final
5	5	Collège Notre-Dame Cactus	Montreal, QC	11-2 Final
6	8	A. N. Myer Marauders	Niagara Falls, ON	8-0 Final
7	12	Mount Douglas Rams	Victoria, BC	7-1 Final
8	10	Notre Dame Pride	Calgary, AB	8-3 Final
9	11	Bev Facey Falcons	Sherwood Park, AB	10-1 Final
10	13	Huron Heights Warriors	Newmarket, ON	7-0 Final
11	7	St. Roch Ravens	Brampton, ON	8-0 Final
12	4	Cardinal Newman Cardinals	Stoney Creek, ON	9-1 Final
13	14	Vincent Massey Trojans	Winnipeg, MB	9-1 Final
14	6	Vancouver College Fighting Irish	Vancouver, BC	7-1 Final
15	15	Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard	Quebec, QC	10-1 Final
16	17	Terry Fox Ravens	Port Coquitlam, BC	7-1 Final
17	22	Resurrection Phoenix	Kitchener, ON	9-2 Final
18	21	St. Thomas More Knights	Hamilton, ON	8-3 Final
19	19	St. Paul’s Crusaders	Winnipeg, MB	9-1 Final
20	20	Campbell Tartans	Regina, SK	7-2 Final
21	23	Assumption Crusaders	Burlington, ON	9-2 Final
22	24	A.B. Lucas Vikings	London, ON	7-2 Final
23	30	Holy Names Knights	Windsor, ON	8-1 Final
24	28	Paul Dwyer Saints	Oshawa, ON	7-1 Fnal
25	31	Westdale Warriors	Hamilton, ON	7-1 Final
26	16	Lorne Park Spartans	Mississauga, ON	6-1 Final
27	26	Curé-Antoine-Labelle Wolves	Laval, QC	7-4 Final
28	27	Nelson Lords	Burlington, ON	7-2 Final
29	29	Jacob Hespeler Hawks	Cambridge, ON	9-1 Final
30	32	Saint-Jean-Eudes Condors	Québec, QC	6-5 Final
31	33	Holy Cross Crusaders	Saskatoon, SK	9-1 Final
32	34	South Lions **	London, ON	7-1 Final
33	35	New Westminister Hyacks	New Westminister, BC	6-3 Final
34	36	Citadel Phoenix	Halifax, NS	9-1 Final
35	37	Tantramar Regional Titans	Sackville, NB	9-0 Final
36	38	Triolet Harfangs	Sherbrooke, QC	5-5 Final
37	39	Collège Jean-Eudes Aigles	Montréal, QC	5-5 Final
38	NR	Denis Morris Redmen	St. Catharines, ON	5-2 Final
39	41	Holy Trinity Titans	Courtice, ON	6-1 Final
40	NR	Kennedy Clippers	Windsor, ON	6-2 Final
41	46	St. Thomas More Knights	Burnaby, BC	5-2 Final
42	47	Centennial Coyotes	Calgary, AB	4-5 Final
43	44	Corpus Christi Longhorns	Burlington, ON	7-1 Final
44	45	Our Lady of Mount Carmel Lions	Mississauga, ON	5-2 Final
45	48	Centennial Spartans	Guelph, ON	8-2 Final
46	49	Northern Vikings	Sarnia, ON	8-1 Final
47	25	St. Joan of Arc Knights	Barrie, ON	7-1 Final
48	18	Superior Heights Steelhawks	Sault Ste. Marie, ON	10-1 Final
49	50	L.C.I. Rams	Lethbridge, AB	8-2 Final
50	NR	Saint Paul Patriots	Niagara Falls, ON	4-3 Final

How is the #CFC50 evaluated?

The #CFC50 is a relative ranking that considers top tier leagues (listed below) from all eight high school playing provinces (minimum one team represented from each province).  The CFC Scouting Bureau consists of twenty-four CFC Reporters, CFC Scouts, and also selected local reporters and scouts who submit local ranking results on a weekly basis.  This is the sixth year that Canadafootballchat.com has ranked the top high school teams in Canada.

Leagues included in rankings: British Columbia AAA Varsity, Alberta Tier One, Saskatchewan 12-man 4A, Manitoba AAA Varsity, Ontario OFSAA Bowl AAA qualified teams, Quebec Juvenile Division 1, New Brunswick 12-man, Nova Scotia Tier 1

Non-Public schools will be considered in their own rankings (new 2015).

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