CFC #1 Blizzard won the Quebec provincial title named the Bol d’Or on Sunday by a convincing 55 to 30 score. Alberta, BC, and Ontario all continued their provincial playdowns with most of the favourites winning and Alberta & BC and a few upsets in Ontario. Scouts will be all over the place in the next 10 days as teams play in ‘big games’. Games where ‘big time players’ will ultimately step up and carry their teams to victory.
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. Ontario allows grade 13 players to play. Some provinces limit the total amount of years you can participate in high school football (i.e. Nova Scotia has 3 year maximum). Most provinces are January school years with the exception of Alberta (and Nova Scotia use to be so this class is still on that schedule).
5) List is compiled by CFC high school ranking group. CFC group numbers 20 people from across Canada. It includes 15 CFC reporters and selected area scouts.
6) In brackets is last weeks ranking. NR = not ranked, HM = honorable mention, NC = No change
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 – approx 70)
SASKATCHEWAN
1) 4A (21 teams)
MANITOBA
1) AAA (10 teams)
ONTARIO
1) Senior / Varsity Tier 1 (TBD – approx 250)
QUEBEC
1) JUVENILE AAA – DIVISION 1A (10 teams)
NEW BRUNSWICK
1) 12 MAN – AAA (12 teams)
NOVA SCOTIA
1) VARSITY Tier 1 (7 teams)
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