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).
Nova Scotia
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Sun, September 25th, 2011 [1:00pm] *changed to noon @ Dalhousie
Sir John A MacDonald Flames (2-0) @ Citadel Phoenix (2-0)
Rematch of last year’s final should be a great indication of where these teams fit in these year’s CFC poll (Citadel is at #19 and SJA is tied with Horton for honourable mention). Quarterback Matt Shannon will lead the Flames on the field along with running back Justin Stevens and linebacker Keith Langille. Quarterback Derek Brunn, receiver Adre Fraser and RB Adrien Mopho lead the Phoenix attack.
New Brunswick
Fri, September 23rd [7:00pm] Rocky Stone
Tantramar Titans (2-0) @ Harrison Trimble Trojans (1-1)
Tantramar Titans have impressed head coach Scott O’Neal in their first two victories. 15 members of last years 1-5 team have returned, including standout quarterback Michael Bohan. Brett Robart leads the Trojan offense who were shutout last week.
Quebec
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Sat, September 24th [1:00pm]
L’Arsenal de Académie Saint-Louis (3-1) vs Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard (4-0)
Séminaire Saint-François, CFC’s #1 high school team, faces 3-1 Académie Saint-Louis this Saturday. Mathieu Bouchard has been a ball hawk for the Blizzard and Brad Laplante will want to continue his torrent touchdown pace. For “L’Arsenal’ defenders Mathieu Boutin and Raphaël Talbot will have to continue their exceptional play to contain the Blizzard. QB Alexandre Hardy will lead the offense.
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National Capital
Fri, September 23rd, 2011 [2:00pm]
St. Mark’s (0-0) @ Franco Cite (0-0)
Franco Cite are looking for big things in their first Tier 1 game and opening their new field. Franco Cite will be looking for big things from Football Canada Cup all star Jahmall Charles. St. Mark’s counters with a potent attack led by QB Nick Gorgichuk. Chris Fanning should have a great season on the line. St. Mark’s are coming off a 41 to 0 victory over last year’s National Capital Bowl champs Crestwood Mustangs.
Northern
Thu, September 22nd, 2011 [4:30pm]
Chelmsford Flyers (1-0) @ St Benedict Bears (1-0)
Frank Rocca’s Bears look to build on their first game victory. Receiver Matt Vettoretti leads the offense and defensive back Brandon Hadlow leads the defense. Walter Wilson’s Flyers have won one more game than all of last year. How good are the Flyers?
Metro
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Sat, September 24th, 2011 [2:30pm]
Upper Canada College Blues (1-0) @ St. Andrew’s College Saints (1-0)
This may be the game of the week in the country. Yannick Harou and Jamal Kett have been outstanding in their first league game and exhibition season. QB Seamus Power will look for Peter Hannon to find the holes in the Saints defense. Well coached, great teams. Should make for a great one.
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Golden Horseshoe
Fri, September 23rd, 2011 [4:30pm]
Nelson Lords (1-0) @ Holy Trinity Titans (1-0)
These CFC ‘top 25’ opponents have had this match circled on their calendars for some time. Nelson has 28 returners from last year, the most in 30 years according to coach Bob Stacey. QB Will Finch, REC Josh Vandeweerd and running back Tanner Philp lead the offense. Declan Cross, lineman Chris Cipolla and running back/linebacker Shaka Fonderson lead the Titan attack.
Western
Fri, September 23rd, 2011 [5:00pm]
St. Benedict Saints (1-0) @ Resurrection Phoenix (1-0)
The Phoenix struggled in a 21-20 win over Glenview and look to make a statement in this game. Waterloo county may have a changing in the guard with the Cambridge teams rising to the top this year. The Saints defeated the defending champs last week 23-0. Can they defeat the Phoenix?
Manitoba
Sat, September 24th, 2011 [3:15pm]
Vincent Massey Trojans WPG (2-0) @ St. Paul’s Crusaders AAA (2-0)
This game should indicated whether the Trojans belong with the big boys of the Potter division. Pardeep Khakh has been outstanding at running back as has Josh Bourassa at linebacker. The Crusaders counter with McKenzie Cook on the defensive line as well as Quinn Horton. Running back Blair Mattes and receiver Rhys Hansen lead the offense. Leon Cenerini controls the middle of the defense. Crusader depth may be too much.
Saskatchewan
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Thu, September 22nd, 2011 [3:30pm]
Riffel Royals (2-0) @ Leboldus Golden Suns (2-0)
The Royals look to establish themselves as the top team in Regina when they take on the Golden Suns Thursday. Running back Mason Rossler has been a one-man wrecking crew for the Royals. Leboldus QB Noah Picton, who played for Team Sask this summer, hopes to lead his team to the promise land.
Alberta
Tier IV
#7 Pincher Creek Mustangs at #4 Willow Creek Cobras
Friday, September 23, 7:00 p.m.
Willow Creek H.S. (Claresholm)
Pincher Creek is ranked? Well, this is new. In the decade and a half of football in Pincher Creek there hasn’t been much to cheer about and a tough schedule each year against Southern Alberta League opponents hasn’t helped. However, right out of the box this year the new look Mustangs are 2-0 and having a ball. Now for a real test this Friday as Willow Creek has been a top 5 ranked team at the Tier IV level for years now and will be particularly cranky after their last second loss to Chinook last week. Plus the Mustangs have to travel to the Cobra’s lair under the lights in Claresholm. Flash in the pan or is it a new day in the windy foothills? (Source: Football Alberta)
British Columbia
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Fri, September 23rd, 2011 [3:45pm]
WJ Mouat Hawks @ Carson Graham Eagles
Carson Graham Grade 11 quarterback Darius Lamiere, receiver Nick Termanse, and running back Isaac Birch will find out how good their team is this weekend when they face the Hawks. The Hawks are coming off a disappointing loss to the Double-A Mission Roadrunners 22 to 16. QB Daniel Markin and running back Devin Logan hope to erase the memories of that game.
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