High School Games of the Week: CFC hilites the high school games of the week in each province and the 5 bowl regions in Ontario. Get out to a game in your area this week. Add a game of the week in your area to the ‘comment’ section below the article (be sure to be signed in to do so).
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Nova Scotia
Fri, October 21st, 2011 [7:00pm]
CP Allen Cheetahs (3-1-1) @ Prince Andrew Panthers (3-2)
Taylor MacDonald and Dustin MacCallum lead the Cheetah defense which hopes to limit PA’s offensive attack. Coming off a loss to Halifax West, the Panthers hope that QB Nate Skeete and RB Andrew Klain can break defenses of the Cheetahs.
CLICK HERE for Nova Scotia high school schedule
New Brunswick
Sat, October 22nd, 2011 [1:00pm]
Saint John Greyhounds (2-3) @ Tantramar Regional Titans (5-0)
The people of Sackville are not happy with the Titans exclusion from the CFC ‘top 25’. QB Michael Bohan has led the offense all year with his legs and his arm. Grade 11 rookies Kenny Morris and Thomas Watts look to build on impressive freshmen years. Greyhound QB Kane Price hopes to surprise the province, leading coach Grandy’s team to an upset victory.
CLICK HERE for New Brunswick high school schedule
Quebec
Fri, October 21st, 2011 [7:30pm]
E. sec. Cure-Antoine-Labelle Les Loups (6-2) @ College Notre-Dame Cactus (7-1)
No doubt which Quebec game would be hilited this week. A rematch of last year’s final where to Cactus played great defense and came out on top on a late touchdown drive. The winner claims second place in Juvenile 1A and a home playoff spot in quarter and semi-final games. The Cactus look to dominate the line of scrimmage with the likes of Fraser Baikie and Mathieu Betts. CurΓ©-Antoine-Labelle’s Charles-Cormier Beaulieu will give them all they can handle.
CLICK HERE for Quebec high school schedule
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National Capital
Wed, October 19th, 2011 [1:30pm]
St. Matthew’s (3-1) @ St. Peter’s (4-0)
These two teams met way back in week one and St. Peter’s prevailed 28 to 27. St. Matthew’s looks like they have improved more since that match up. A win gives St. Peter’s first place in Ottawa tier 1. Alex Johnny is the key to the Knights offense. St. Matthew’s offense ‘by committee’ does not have one player to key on…which may give the knights problems.
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Northern
Fri, October 22nd, 2011 [1:30pm]
Algonquin Barons (4-2) @ West Ferris Trojans (4-2)
It is playoff time in North Bay as the Barons and Trojans match up in semi-finals this Saturday. Jordan Sutcliffe and Alex Fay lead the Baron offense. Colin Trach and Joey Davis are players to watch for the Trojans. West Ferris dominated in their regular season match up in week 2.
CLICK HERE for northern league schedules
Metro
Thu, October 20th, 2011 [2:30pm]
Don Bosco Eagles (4-0) @ Richview Saints (4-0)
The final games of Toronto Tier 1 regular season occur this Thursday and Friday and none is bigger than the match up between Richview and Don Bosco. The ‘Wayne Moore show’ must continue for the Saints to come out on top.
CLICK HERE for all metro league schedules
Golden Horseshoe
Fri, October 21st, 2011 [2:00pm]
Corpus Christi Longhorns (4-1) @ Holy Trinity Titans (4-1)
Both teams only loss of the year has come at the hands of Nelson (CFC #4). Trinity is led by grade 11 QB Michael Brooks. First year Longhorn QB Jacob Kelly hopes to find star receiver Brett Blaszko.
CLICK HERE for all golden horseshoe league schedules
Western
Tue, October 18th, 2011 [5:00pm]
Holy Names (4-0) CFC #16 @ Villanova Wildcats (5-0)
This one took place yesterday. CFC #16 Holy Names Knights of Windsor defeated the undefeated Villanova Wildcats (Who also beat Herman) with the score of 35 – 17. Scoring for the Knights on a 2-Yard run was Full Back Mathew Lefler, 3 TDs by Back-up Rookie Adeolu Ireyomi and 55 Yard Reception TD by Gasper Stare. The Knights have made people believers.
CLICK HERE for all western league schedules
Manitoba
Wed, October 19th, 2011 [7:15pm]
Oak Park Raiders (5-1) @ Vincent Massey Trojans WPG (5-1)
Battle for second place goes tonight in Winnipeg. Both teams only losses of the year were to St. Paul’s – Oak Park losing 14 to 7 and VM losing 45 to 0.
CLICK HERE for all Manitoba scores
Saskatchewan
Fri, October 21st, 2011 [7:30pm]
Leboldus Golden Suns (5-1) @ Campbell Tartans (5-1)
The battle for 2nd place in Regina happens Friday evening at Mosaic stadium when the Tartans and Golden Suns hook up. Both teams only losses were to the Riffel Royals. LeBoldus QB Noah Picton hopes his squad can clinch second place.
CLICK HERE for all Saskatchewan scores
Alberta
Tier II
#7 Foothills Falcons vs. #3 Holy Trinity Academy Knights
Friday, October 21, 7:00 p.m.
Holy Trinity Academy Field (Okotoks)
The inaugural Big Rock League Championship Game also doubles as the second round of the βBattle of Okotoksβ this season. Other than Sherwood Park, Okotoks is the most consistence producer of top flight players at the post-secondary level and the consistent excellence of these two teams is the major reason why. The Knightβs rise to prominence has brought them to par with their traditionally powerful neighbors from Foothills. Now with both teams finally in the same league (Foothills had been independent for years while HTA had a nomadic run through the Big Sky and Rangeland leagues over the past few years) itβs really amped up the fireworks in Okotoks. HTA took the earlier game between the two in a squeaker 14-10 and stand undefeated while the Falcons are an uncharacteristic .500. At stake it not only the title of Big Rock champ but the right to move on vs. the Rockyview Tier II Champ for the right to go to Provincials.
Source: Football Alberta
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British Columbia
Sat, October 22nd, 2011 [1:30pm]
Mt. Douglas Rams (CFC #11 ) 2-0 @ Vancouver College Fighting Irish (CFC HM) 2-0
Even though the Irish are at home we will give the edge to the Rams. The Irish may be able to score some points but their defense is no match for the likes of Terrell Davis and Jordan Deverill. VC Front 7 is the key to the game.
CLICK HERE for B.C. league scores
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