Week 2
1 (1) W.J. Mouat Hawks – Abbotsford, B.C. (0-0, 3-0)
Maleek Irons had another huge game with 300 yards and 5 touchdowns against the Mission Roadrunners. Irons has 13 TDs in 3 games. The offensive line continues to dominate opponents.
2 (2) Séminaire Saint-François Blizzard – Saint-Augustin, QC (3-0)
Defense led by LB Jean-Philippe Hudon (Team Quebec) continues to lead the team, this time with a 18 to 3 victory over Collège Jean-Eudes (previously ranked #17).
3 (3) Notre Dame Pride – Calgary, AB (1-0)
Beat Central Memorial 50 to 0. Next up for the Pride is Centennial.
4 (7) Spruce Grove – Spruce Grove, AB (2-0)
Handily beat the Raymond Comets 65 to 14. Play Olds this week.
5 (4) Mount Douglas Rams – Victoria, B.C. (0-0, 3-0)
Another narrow victory, this time against Terry Fox 44 to 40. Grade 11 QB Ashton MacKinnon continues to play well, this time orchestrating a late drive culminating in a fourth-and-goal conversion. He finished the game with 5 touchdown passes, three to Marcus Davis.
6 (5) Cardinal Newman Cardinals – Stoney Creek, ON (0-0)
No score reported
7 (6) É. sec. Curé-Antoine-Labelle les Loups – Laval, QC (3-0)
Defeated Académie Saint-Louis 31 to 21 at home. Travel to É. sec. de l’Amitié this Friday hoping to extend their undefeated record.
8 (7) St. Paul’s Crusaders – Winnipeg (2-0)
Defeated Garden City Fighting Gophers 45 to 0. Play the Dakota Lancers this week.
9 (9) Corpus Christi Longhorns – Burlington, ON (1-0)
Defeated the Nelson Lords 13 to 7. It was the first time they defeated the Lords at the senior level. Running back Aaron Veltri also assisted the Longhorns cause carrying the mail 18 times for a game 108 yards on the ground.
10 (10) A B Lucas Vikings – London, ON (0-0)
Defending champs graduated some great players (three of whom received jerseys and saw the field in their CIS openers – Curtis Newton Guelph, Jimmy Ro U of T and Eric Guiltinan, Laurier) and have some very good young talent but may be a year away.
11 (11) Central Golden Ghosts- London, ON (0-0)
Fast & athletic team led by Nate Behar, coming off an MVP type OVFL season.
12 (12) Donald A. Wilson Gators – Whitby, ON (0-0, 1-0)
Defeated Toronto region team and Mayor Ford’s team Don Bosco 36 to 0 at the 10th annual Weirs Classic.
13 (13) Bev Facey Falcons – Sherwood Park, AB (2-0)
Did not play this week. Face Ardrossan this week.
14 (14) Vancouver College Fighting Irish – Vancouver, B.C. (0-0, 3-0)
Special teams helped defeat St. Thomas More 17 to 7 to the delight of the 2000 fans in attendance (3 times the amount at the Laurier vs. York CIS game). A 78 yard punt return touchdown and big kick off turnover were the difference makers. Andrew Pauls was dominant on defense.
15 (16) Holy Cross Crusaders – Saskatoon (2-0)
Defeated Evan Hardy 58 to 20.
16 (18) Salisbury Sabres – Sherwood Park, AB (3-0)
Defeated Austin O’Brien 20 to 17. Play St. Francis this week.
17 (17) Collège Jean-Eudes Aigles – Montreal, QC (2-1)
Lost to Séminaire Saint-François 18 to 3.
18 (19) Citadel Phoenix – Halifax (2-0)
Defeated Sir John A MacDonald 6 to 0 in an impressive defensive struggle.
19 (20) St. Andrew’s Saints – Aurora, ON (0-0, 1-0)
The Saints began their 2012 season with an exhibition win over Banting Broncos 23 to 17. Alberta transfer QB Chris Merchant threw for one touchdown and rushed for another. DE Ty Topolinski had a big game for the Saints defense. Next exhibition game vs. Western Bowl champion AB Lucas.
20 (21) Collège Notre-Dame Cactus – Montreal (2-1)
Won by forfeit against É. sec. de l’Amitié.
21 (22) King City Lions – King City, ON (0-0)
Led by Marcus Arkarakas and Josh Baird on offense the Lions hope a 3-peat is in their future in York region.
22 (24) Oak Park Raiders – Winnipeg (2-0, 1-0)
Defeated Murdoch MacKay Clansmen 44 to 33.
23 (23) St Thomas More Knights – Vancouver, B.C. (0-0, 1-1)
Lost hard fought game to Vancouver College 17 to 7. Special teams were their undoing. Sebastian Adugalski had 91 yards and 1 touchdown rushing. Dante Vigini had nine tackles and three sacks, Nico Repole had eight tackles and a sack and Javier Tudela had 11 tackles, four for losses.
24 (HM) Herman Green Griffins – Windsor (1-0)
Defeated Belle River Nobles 42 to 0. Jaydon Gauthier (2 TDs) and Curtis Holmes (1 TDs) had big games on special teams and offense. QB Austin Lumley had a solid game.
25 (HM) Moncton Purple Knights – Moncton (2-0)
Defeated Bernice MacNaughton for the first time in 10 years by score of 31 to 8. Mathew Clements had two touchdowns in the victory.
Honorable mentions (the next 25):
British Columbia
Terry Fox Ravens (Port Coquitlam) (0-0, 0-3)
Alberta
Henry Wise Wood – Calgary, AB (1-0)
Harry Ainlay Titans – Edmonton (2-1)
St. Francis – Calgary (1-0)
Saskatchewan
Leboldus Golden Suns – Regina (2-0)
Campbell Tartans – Regina – (1-0)
Aden Bowman Bears – Saskatoon (2-0)
Manitoba
Vincent Massey Trojans – Winnipeg (1-1)
Ontario
WESTERN
Assumption Lions – Brantford (1-0)
CCH Crusaders- London, ON (0-0)
Northern Vikings- Sarnia (0-0)
Holy Names – Windsor (1-0)
GOLDEN HORSESHOE
Notre Dame Knights – Brampton (0-0)
St. Thomas More – Hamilton (0-0) no score reported
St. Paul’s – Niagara Falls (1-0)
Nelson Lords – Burlington (0-1)
METRO
Northern – Toronto (0-0)
Upper Canada College – Toronto (0-0)
Huron Heights – Newmarket (0-0, 1-0)
NATIONAL CAPITAL
Frontenac – Kingston (1-0)
St. Peter’s – Ottawa (0-0, 1-0)
NORTHERN
Superior Heights Steelhawks – Sault Ste Marie (0-0)
Sir Winston Churchill – Thunder Bay (0-0)
Quebec
É. sec. Roger-Comtois (2-1)
É. sec. Jacques-Rousseau (2-1)
Académie Saint-Louis Arsenal (1-2)
New Brunswick
Harrison Trimble (2-0)
Nova Scotia
Charles P. Allen (2-0)
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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)
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 (10 teams)
NOVA SCOTIA
1) VARSITY (17 teams)
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