October 18, 2017
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High school roundup (AB) [7]: Teams pushing forward as AB playdowns near

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Bishop O’Byrne (10), Centennial (2)

Wainwright (21), Bonnyville (49)

Bonnyville would be in the driver’s seat for most of this game that saw them beat out Wainwright Commandos 49-21.

The Voyageurs would start the scoring off with a 1-yard touchdown run by Drake Coulianne. Dustin Antoniuk would get a 10-yard catch from quarterback Silas Fagnan, and then he would find Mason Ward for a 25-yard passing touchdown to end the first quarter, 21-0.

The second quarter would see Fagnan connect with Boulianne once again for a 48-yard score. The Commandos would answer back to this one with a 1-yard major, however, that didn’t seem to phase the Voyageurs as they continued to put up two more scores before the half; a 25-yard pass to Brodie Gamble and Fagnan kick a 17-yard field goal to end the first half.

At the half, 39-6 was the score.

The third quarter would see Fagnan once again kicking for a 17-yard field goal. Wainwright would exchange the favor with a 9-yard run of their own. In the fourth quarter, Gamble would once again rush for a 10-yard score. The final score would end up 49-12 for the Voyageurs.

Silas Fagnan would complete 7/11 for 160 yards and 4 touchdowns. Evan Fritzler would rush for 137 yards on 14 carries while Gamble would have 24 yards rushing and 1 touchdown. Boulianne would also get a rushing touchdown to go along with 76 yards receiving on 2 catches and 1 touchdown reception. Gamble, Mason Ward, and Antoniuk would all have touchdown receptions on the night.

Defensively for Bonnyville, Fagnan would have 5 tackles, Goulet would have 4 as would Fritzler.

Spruce Grove (7), Austin O’Brien (56)

AOB won soundly over Parkland, 56-7 this past weekend. With 6 minutes remaining in the first quarter, the score was 14-0 for AOB. They would score twice more before the end of the quarter bringing it to 28-7. In the second quarter, AOB would put three more scores on the board, with it being 49-7 at the half.

There was no slowing down for the Crusaders as they continued to score in the second half and finished off with a 56-7 final score.

Bishop Grandin (35), Robert Thirsk (21)

The Bishop Grandin Ghosts were the victors this past weekend over the Comets with their 35-21 win. From the scoring summary on their hudl page, we can only ascertain that the two team traded scores back and forth as it looks like all the action happened in the first quarter.

Holy Trinity EDM (30), M.E. Lazerte (7)

W.P. Wagner (33), Blessed Oscar Romero (6)

Wagner would put up 20 points in the first quarter alone as they would end up winning over Romero, 33-6 this past weekend. In the second quarter they would add another 10 points to the board.

At the half the score was 30-0.

In the second half, Romero would add their lone touchdown and Wagner would put up 3 more points. No points were scored in the fourth quarter.

Queen Elizabeth (0), Fort Saskatchewan (62)

In a massive shut out, Ft. Sask would crush QE with a 62-0 win this past weekend. They would score 25 points in the first quarter, 20 points in the second quarter sending both teams to break with a 45-0 lead. They would score another 14 in the third quarter and a last two points in the fourth. The final score – a whopping 62-0.

St. Joseph’s EDM (15), Beaumont (31)

The Beaumont Bandits beat out St. Joseph’s 31-15 this past weekend.

They would be the only ones to score in the first half, 15-0. In the second half, St. Joe’s would get on the board with a touchdown of their own, but Beaumont would answer back with 8 more points. In the fourth, both teams would score 8 points, but it wasn’t enough for St. Joe’s as they didn’t capitalize in the first half.

Bev Facey (13), Jasper Place (14)

Jasper Place would be another team to take out traditional power, Bev Facey this past weekend with their close win, 14-13 over the Falcons.

Facey would open the scoring with 3 points. In the second quarter, they would add another scoring run, but Jasper Place would match their efforts and, at the half, the score was 10-7 for the Falcons.

Again in the third, JP would be silent as Facey would be the only ones to score with 3 more points. But they must have lost their mojo as they would not score in the fourth and JP would put up another 7 points to overtake the Falcons, 14-13.

Paul Kane (71), Eastglen (6)

Paul Kane wasn’t messing around with Eastglen with their massacre of 71-6 this past weekend. They would score 30 points alone in the first quarter. Eastglen would also score their only 6 points in that first quarter. The second quarter would see PK put up another 25 points with the score being 55-6 at the half!

We can only assume (and hope) that PK pulled their first string and sat their starters for the second half as they would go on to put up 9 and 7 points in the third and fourth quarters respectively.

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Archbishop Jordan (7), St. Francis Xavier, EDM (16)

In a close game of 16-7, StFX would beat out Archbishop Jordan this past weekend.

StFX would open the scoring, 7-0, in the first quarter. The Scots would add 4 points of their own in the second quarter and StFX would up 2 more before the half.

9-4 was the score at the half.

It wouldn’t be until the fourth quarter that the ABJ Scots would add their last three points and StFX would get one more touchdown bringing the final score to 16-7.

StFx’s Ramone English would have 213 yards rushing on 34 carries and 1 rushing touchdown and teammate Royce Bryant would also get a rushing touchdown for 7 yards on 2 carries. Defensively, Daniel Kovacs and Bryant would each get 8 tackles, while Josh Fulcher would have 5 and Moritz Ulbrich would get 4 tackles on the night.

Archbishop O’Leary (37), Ardrossan (15)

O’Leary would win, 37-15 over Ardrossan this past weekend. They would be leading 14-7 after the first quarter of the game.

At the half the score would be 22-7.

There wouldn’t be any scoring in the third quarter, but O’Leary would put another 15 points in the fourth and Ardrossan would attempt to take the lead with 8 points of their own, bu they wouldn’t quite get there.

O’Leary’s Ethan Menard would have 164 rushing  yards on 10 carries and 2 rushing touchdowns and teammate Kevin Mwamba would also get a rushing touchdown along with 77 yards rushing on 11 carries. Kevin Kitching would have 27 yards for 3 catches and one touchdown reception.

Defensivley for O’Leary, Lake Cory and Maverick Choufi would lead their team with 10 tackles apeice and Michael Lembryk would have 8 tackles on the night. Both Anthony Villalta and David Bunmi-Nathan would have 1 sack and Caleb Olson would get an interception.

Strathcona (43), McNally (13)

The Lords are doing their best to win every week with a 43-13 victory over McNally.

Strathcona would score first in the first quarter and put up another 21 points before the half. McNally would add 7 points of their own in the first half with the score 28-7 at the half.

The Lords would add 8 more points in the third quarter and both teams would exchange points in the fourth, 7 for the Lords and 6 for McNally. The final score being 43-13 for the Lords.

Lords quarterback, Isaac Hurtaud, would complete 6/12 for 111 yards passing and 2 touchdowns. He would also rush for 40 yards on 6 carries to go along with 2 rushing touchdowns. Teammate Cordae Hall would rush for 173 yards on 11 carries and 2 rushing touchdowns. Adner St. Hilair would have 1 touchdown reception as would Andrew Platt. Trey Irwin would get 1 interception on defense.

Scona would have 369 yards of total offense on the night.

St. Albert (42), Leduc (14)

This was an interesting game in that it wouldn’t have been interesting until the fourth quarter. St. Albert put up all 42 points in the fourth quarter according to the Metro Athletics stats page. Leduc would put up all 14 in that quarter as well. We are not sure if this is accurate or not, but if it is, we would like to hear more about it!

On a more sombre note, our condolences to the Leduc football community, friends and family of Coach Andy Schwab who passed away.

Lillian Osborne (9), J. Percy Page (13)

JPP would open the scoring in this game 6-0 on their way to a 13-9 win over Lillian Osborne.

In the second quarter, Lillian Osborne would be the only ones to score bringing it to the half tied at 6-6. In the third quarter, they would put up 3 more points. However, they would not score again and JPP would score one more touchdown in the fourth to take the lead and the win.

Notre Dame RD (27), Lindsay Thurber (22)

Wetaskiwin (22), H.J. Cody, Sylvan (29)

Sylvan Lake would come away with the win in this tight one that saw Weaskiwin fall 22-29 this past weekend.

HJ Cody would open the scoring with a touchdown in the first quarter. The second quarter would see Wetaskiwin’s Noah White catch a 75-yard pass from quarterback Lucas Bishop. Bishop would then call his own number on a 20yard run with a successful 2-pt conversion. However, Sylvan would answer back with a punt return for a touchdown and another touchdown reception.

At the half, the score was 21-14 for HJ Cody.

No scoring would occur in the third quarter, but in the fourth both teams would score. Wetaskiwin’s Jake Gussee would rush for a 35-yard major with a successful 2-pt conversion to allow them to take the lead, 22-21. But Sylvan would crush those dreams as they would also score on a 24-yard run with the successful 2 points after. The final score would be 29-22 for HJ Cody.

Gussee would rush for 138 yards on 13 carries and 1 rushing touchdown while Bishop would have 16 yards on 6 carries and 1 rushing touchdown. White would have 1 catch for 75 yards and 1 touchdown reception.

Nelson Mandela (0), E.P. Scarlett/Central (38)

Scarlett would shutout out Nelson Mandela, 38-0, this past weekend.

Nathan Blayney would get 4 rushing touchdowns in the first half alone (1, 5, 14, and 33 yards). Gus Falkenberg would get in the action before the end of the half with a 27-yard interception return for a touchdown.

At the half the score was 32-0.

Logan Meville would have two successful field goals of 28 and 33 yards bringing the final score to 38-0.

Blayney would rush for 84 yards on 6 carries and 4 rushing touchdowns and teammate, Drayton Parchem, would have 2 catches for 27 yards. On defense, Falkenberg would have 1 tackle, 1 TFL, 1 interception, and 1 defensive touchdown.

Crescent Heights (12), Ernest Manning (25)

St. Mary’s (7), Bishop Carroll (25)

Grand Prairie (0), Hilltop, Whitecourt (52)

Charles Spencer (20), Peace River (34)

 

 

Other scores reported…….

Cardston (55), Winston Churchill (0)

William E. Hay, Stettler (14), Frank Maddock, DV (54)

Willow Creek (9), Crescent Heights, MDH (35)

E.W Pratt, High Prairie (19), Hillside, Valleyview (50)

Peace Wapiti (0), St. Joseph, GP (37)

Lester B. Pearson (19), Diefenbaker/Fowler (20)

Cochrane (51), Bert Church (7)

Hunting Hills (48), Lacombe (22)

Medicine Hat (23), Strathmore (27)

McCoy (0), Brooks (62)

Springbank (42), W.H. Croxford (0)

Sir Winston Churchill (20), Bishop McNally/Father Lacombe (34)

Bow Valley (21), Pincher Creek (28)

Western (14), Lord Beaverbrook (28)

Cold Lake (14), St. Paul Regional (19)

Ponoka (22), West Central (15)

 

 

 

 

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