CFCs weekly high school poll for 12-man (11-man in BC) football teams across the country from Antigonish, Nova Scotia to Victoria, British Columbia.
The poll will include teams from all 8 high school playing provinces (PEI & Newfoundland do not play high school tackle football).
PICTURES: British Columbia – action from provincial semi-finals at snowy UBC
WEEK 12 ‘TOP 25’
WEEK 8 ‘TOP 25’
WEEK 7 ‘TOP 25’
WEEK 6 ‘TOP 25’
WEEK 5 ‘TOP 25’
WEEK 4 ‘TOP 25’
WEEK 2 ‘TOP 25’
WEEK 1 ‘TOP 25’
TOP 25
1-tie (1) Terry Fox Ravens – Port Coquitlam, BC (7-0, 11-0)
Defeated Centennial (last years BC champs) in semi-final game 46 to 13. Some are calling this team “the best high school team ever in the province”. QB Cam Canales once again led the offensive barrage. Jared Soll scored 3 rushing touchdowns, Jacob Patko had an 82 yard pick six and a 12 yard pass reception TD, Jordan Wicki had a 12 yard TD, and Mark Casuga had the other TD. Will come down to the last game of the season to see who comes #1 in the country. It will either be the Ravens or the Comets.
1-tie (2) Raymond Comets – Raymond, AB (11-0) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Harry Ainlay 49 to 14 in Alberta provincial finals. Jimmy Ralph completed 7 of 8 passes for 137 yards, had 7 carries for 63 yards and made 3 catches for 30 yards, finishing with 4 TDs. QB Brad Barker was 12 of 18 passing for 140 yards. Connor Ralph chipped in with 2 TDs and Dillon Prince had one. Raymond beat the second best team in Alberta last week 36 to 14 (according to the top 25 poll). Terry Fox and Vancouver College battle December 4th in the last game that will effect the TOP 25. Will come down to the last game of the season to see who comes #1 in the country. It will either be the Ravens or the Comets.
LETS HEAR FROM BOTH TEAMS FANS MAKING A CASE FOR THEIR TEAM BEING #1
3 (NC) Collège Notre-Dame Cactus – Montreal (11-0) – SEASON COMPLETE
Bol D’or Champs. Undefeated season. Beat defending champs. Scored TD with less than 2 minutes left in the game to win 17 to 14. Intercepted the ball with less then one minute to play to seal the victory. What a great story line. Congrats to everyone with the Cactus. Will now have to wait to see how they move based on others performances. #1 spot is not out of the question.
4 (5) Herman Griffins – Windsor, ON (10-0) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Brantford Assumption 48 to 23 in Western Bowl. CFC has crowned Herman the top Ontario team (because their is no official playdown, just a bowl series). A Herman and Notre Dame game would have been a great match up.
5 (7) Vancouver College Fighting Irish – Vancouver (7-0, 10-2)
Defeated WJ Mouat 27 to 3 in BC semi-finals. A little Charlie Thorpe and Adam Konar is what the irish needed. Thorpes scored TDs on 12 and 4 yard runs. Konar scored on a 2nd quarter pick six and a 14 yard run. The Irish now play CFC #1 Terry Fox for the BC provincial crown. They lost earlier this year in an exhibition game to the Ravens.
6 (NC) Citadel Phoenix – Halifax (11-0) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Sir John A MacDonald today 45 to 7 to claim their third Nova Scotia title in a row. Averaged over 40 point spread in viCtories. Is this the best maritime team ever? Of the decade? Not even close?
7 (11) Notre Dame Irish – Burlington, ON (10-0) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Lakeshore Catholic 16 to 14 in Golden Horseshoe Bowl. Led by an inspired performance by Chris Pezzetta who had 2 TDs, on 79 yards rushing and 9.5 tackles. Notre Dame wins their second straight Golden Horseshoe bowl.
8 (5) Lakeshore Gators – Port Colborne, ON (11-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Notre Dame 16 to 14 in the Golden Horseshoe Bowl. Controlled the game early but could not capitalize on their early chances. Outgained Notre Dame 310 yards to 178 yards in offense. In the end, a missed 2 point convert attempt to tie the game with less than 2 minutes remaining sealed their fate.
9 (10) Campbell Tartans – Regina (9-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Sheldon in Regina Intercollegiate Football League Schwann Conference final. Then defeated the Centennial Chargers (Saskatoon champs) in the Saskatchewan finals 14 to 9 on Saturday. Congrats to the Tartans on a championship season.
10 (12) Oak Park Raiders – Winnipeg (9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Avenged an early season loss and last years finals (52-29 heartbreaker) beating St. Paul’s Crusaders 27 to 17. Congrats to all the Raiders on a championship season.
11 (13) É. sec. Curé-Antoine-Labelle les Loups – Laval, QC – (10-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Only two losses of the season were to the CFC #3 Notre Dame Cactus. The last was a heart breaker, leading 13 to 10, les loups could not stop the Cactus on a late drive, losing the Bol D’or 17 to 14.
12 (14) Notre Dame Pride – Calgary (9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to the Raymond Comets 36 to 14 in Alberta semi-finals. Could argue they are the second best team in the province. Ainlay will have something to say about that this weekend.
13 (15) Holy Trinity – Courtice, ON (11-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated King City in Metro Bowl finals on Wednesday 28 to 3. Earl Anderson had a big game with 21 carries for 156 yards and 2 TDs. Also had the best crowd of the day at the Rogers Center.
14 (8) Harry Ainlay Titans – Edmonton (10-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Raymond in Alberta finals 49 to 14.
15 (16) Centennial Chargers- Saskatoon (8-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Beat (former CFC #5) Aden Bowman in rematch of 18 to 17 regular season loss in the Saskatoon 4A Finals on Monday. Final score was 22 to 17 . On Saturday lost to the Regina champions Campbell Tartans 14 to 9.
16 (19) Holy Trinity Titans – Oakville, ON (7-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Notre Dame 22 to 9 in Halton Finals. One could argue that Halton is the best High School Football Conference in Canada. Quebec Juvenile AAA may be better because of their structure.
17 (NC) St Thomas More – Hamilton, ON (9-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Bishop Ryan 24 to 14 in the Hamilton Catholic finals. Then played Lakeshore Catholic in the Golden Horseshoe semi-finals and lost 30 to 16.
18 (20) Sir Allan MacNabb Lions – Hamilton, ON (9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Lakeshore Catholic in SOSSA finals 20 to 3.
19 (17) Fredericton Black Kats – Fredericton, NB (9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated the Bernice MacNaughtan Highlanders 15 to 14 in the New Brunswick 12-man championship final. Scored on a single point punt rouge with less than a minute remaining…their only lead of the game. Wow. Congrats to the Black Kats on the provincial championship…they are back! 
20 (9) W.J. Mouat Hawks – Abbotsford, B.C. – (5-2, 9-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Vancouver College 27 to 3 in BC semi-finals this weekend. A Tanner Strauss 28 yard field goal was all the Hawks could manage to put on the board.
21 (22) Catholic Central (CCH) – London, ON (8-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Beat East Elgin 28 to 7 in Western Bowl playdowns on Tuesday then lost to Herman 19 to 9 in Western Bowl semi-finals on Friday. A victim of too much football in too short a time?
22 (NR) St. Paul’s Crusaders – Winnipeg (9-1)– SEASON COMPLETE
Lost in Manitoba finals 27 to 17.
23 (NR) L.C.I. – Lethbridge, AB (5-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Only 2 losses of the year versus Raymond Comets.
24 (25) Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard – Saint-Augustin, Quebec (8-3)– SEASON COMPLETE
The Blizzard’s only losses were to CFC top 25 teams.
25 (NR) Superior Heights – Sault Ste Marie, ON (6-3)– SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Thunder Bay’s Westgate Tigers in the Northern Bowl at Rogers Center 17 to 7
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Honorable mention: THE NEXT 25
British Columbia
Kelowna Owls – Kelowna, BC (5-0, 9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Centennial 40 to 13. Taylor Loffler finished the season with 43 touchdowns
Centennial Centaurs – Coquitlam, BC (6-4) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Terry Fox 46 to 13 in semi-finals
Alberta
Bev Facey Falcons – Sherwood Park, AB (10-2)– SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Harry Ainlay in Tier 1 playdowns 14 to 11. Only losses to provincial semi-finalists
Salisbury Sabres – Sherwood Park, AB (8-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Harry Ainlay Titans 30 to 0 in Alberta playdown semi-finals
Saskatchewan
Sheldon Spartans – Regina (6-3-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Campbell Tartans in Regina Intercollegiate Football League Schwann Conference final
Aden Bowman Bears – Saskatoon – (9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
The bears ended their season in disappointing fashion losing in the Saskatoon 4A final to Centennial. After shutting the Chargers down to 37 total yards of offense in the first half, the Chargers responded with some timely and big play receptions.
Manitoba
None
Ontario
Crestwood Mustangs – Peterborough (10-1, 10-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Sydenham in the National Capital finals wednesday at the Rogers Center in OT 16 to 13
Assumption – Brantford (7-1-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Herman in Western Bowl finals 48 to 23 wednesday at Rogers center
King City – King City (7-3) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Holy Trinity in Metro Bowl finals 28 to 3
Sydenham Golden Eagles – Sydenham (8-3) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Crestwood 16 to 13 (OT) in National Capital finals wednesday at the Rogers Center
Villanova – Windsor (6-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Only loses were to Herman CFC #4
Upper Canada College Blues – Toronto (7-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Holy Trinity 25 to 16 in metro bowl semi-finals
Waterloo Collegiate – Waterloo (7-3) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Cameron Heights 31 to 13 to win Waterloo County championship
St. Paul Patriot – Niagara Falls (9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Notre Dame in Niagara final
St. Marguerite d’Youville – (7-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Notre Dame in Golden Horseshoe semi-finals 41 to 7
Nelson Lords – Burlington (5-2) – SEASON OVER
Lost in Halton Semi-Finals to Notre Dame 31 to 18. Other loss on year was one point loss to Holy Trinity
Lasalle – Sudbury (8-0)– SEASON COMPLETE
Defeated Lo-Ellen in Sudbury finals 12 to 7
Northern Vikings- Sarnia (8-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Herman (CFC #3) in Western Bowl playdowns 28 to 17
St. Andrew’s Saints – Aurora (9-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
If you had to lose a game, SAC chose a great game to do it in. Facing rivals UCC, the previously undefeated Saints lost an overtime shootout 40 to 34
Huron Heights Warriors- Newmarket (8-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to King City in York region finals 28 to 0
Donald A. Wilson Gators – Whitby (7-1, 8-2) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Holy Trinity in Durham region final 33 to 32
St. Thomas Aquinas – London (7-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to CCH in London finals 19 to 7
Quebec
Externat St-Jean-Eudes – Quebec City (6-5) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to CFC #3 Notre Dame 60 to 28 in semi-finals
New Brunswick
Bernice MacNaughtan Highlanders- Moncton (8-1) – SEASON COMPLETE
Lost to Fredericton Black Kats in the Ed Skiffington Trophy (New Brunswick provincial 12-man championship) game 15 to 14. The Black Kats scored a TD and 2 point convert with less than 2 minutes remaining in the game
Nova Scotia
Sir John A MacDonald Flames – Upper Tantallon (8-3)
Lost to Citadel in final 45 to 7
NOTES:
1) Teams eligible are in the below listing.
2) At least one team per province will be represented always.
3) We encourage your participation, feedback, and criticism.
4) All leagues go to grade 12 except for quebec which are grade 10’s and 11’s. Some provinces allow grade 13 players to play and some do not. Some provinces limit the total amount of years you can participate in high school football (i.e. Nova Scotia has 3 year maximum).
5) List is compiled by CFC high school ranking group. We are a group of 12 people from across Canada. 1 in each western province, 1 in atlantic canada, 2 in quebec and 5 from Ontario. We may add more members as the year progresses.
6) In brackets is last weeks ranking. NR = not ranked, HM = honarable mention, NC = No change
7) 2010 Football Canada Cup Results (also bear into rankings)
[1] Saskatchewan
[2] Quebec
[3] British Columbia
[4] Nova Scotia
[5] Ontario – West
[6] Manitoba
[7] Ontario – East
[8] Alberta
LEAGUES IN THE POLL
NOTE: Most provinces have more than 1 tier and therefore there are more teams in each province then what is considered in this poll.
BRITISH COLUMBIA
1) AAA Varsity – 11 man – (18 teams)
ALBERTA
1) TIER 1 (TBD)
SASKATCHEWAN
1) 4A (16 teams)
MANITOBA
1) AAA (8 teams)
ONTARIO
1) Senior / Varsity Tier 1 (TBD)
QUEBEC
1) JUVENILE AAA – DIVISION 1 (10 teams)
NEW BRUNSWICK
1) 12 MAN (11 teams)
NOVA SCOTIA
1) VARSITY (17 teams)
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