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Monday, 28 June 2010 |
Mustangs Land Top Prospect Sanvido
WJ Mouat Hawk linebacker Tyler Declare the engine behind their great 2009 defense has committed to attend and play for division three Earlham Cllege in Indiana. Tyler had consider a number of schools including Waterloo and SFU.
Day Three @ Football Under 18 Canada Cup
With the scored 10 a piece between Saskatchewan and Quebec Saturday night at the under 18 Canada Cup, Saskatchewan QB Drew Burko took it over for the winning touchdown.
Burko finished with 19 completions on 30 attempts, 1 touchdown, 1 interception and 201 yards. Taylor Flavel had 112 yards on 11 carries. Saskatchewan finished with 400 yards of offense compared to Quebec's 215 total.
The game MVP´'s for Quebec was Alarie-Tardif on offense and on defense Beauchamps. on offense for Saskatchewan it was Taylor Flavel on offense and Hughes on defense.
A last minute touchdown minus a two point convert put Alberta ahead 22 to 20. Then East Ontario kicker Tyler Crapigna kicked a 29 yard field goal with 10 seconds remaining to make the final 23 to 22 , sending Alberta home this year with a 0 and 3 mark.
Game MVP’s on offense for East Ontario was QB Dallon Kuprowski and WR Dexter Brown for Alberta. On defense for East Ontario it was DB Sam Jamieson and Alberta LB Zack McEachern.
West Ontario dominated Manitoba on both sides of the ball from the opening kickoff. Daniel Ferraro kicked two fg’s over forty yards and RB Tyler Varga managed 96 yards on 9 carries helping West Ontario defeat Manitoba 35 to 3.
Game MVP’s were for W Ontario were RB Tyler Varga and DB Calvin Johnson. Manitoba WR Rhys Hansen and LB D.J. Lalama copped the awards.
BC scored on offense and defense. They won the turnover game and in the end dominated their Nova Scotian rivals to the tune of 38 to 3.
Game MVP’s on offense were from Nova Scotia QB Jesse Mills and British Columbia QB Carson Williams. On defense from Nova Scotia DB David Culligan and BC DL John Fernandez.
Day Two @ Canada Cup
Churchill lineman Evan Gill and St Paul Crusader LB DJ Lalama led a strong Manitoba defense to a 16 to 0 win over Team Eastern Ontario.
Game MVP’s on offense for Manitoba was Kurt Goodrich and DJ Lalama on defense. For Team Ontario Est it was receiver Mitchell Spence and DB Dalton Osbourne on D.
Cameron Hts RB Tyler Varga made a brilliant 88 yard touchdown run against Alberta as Team Ontario West won their second game 33 to 5 over Alberta. West Ontario game MVP on offense was RB Tyler Varga DB Steven McCaffrey on defense. For Alberta on “O” it was WR Conrad Whetstone and LB John Rush
Sask QB Drew Burko completed 13 of 20 passes with one touchdown and one interception as well as having six rushes for thirty seven yards in helping Saskatchewan advance to the gold game this Saturday with a 33 to 2 domination of BC who were hindered by RB Steve Spagnuolo’s foot injury.
BC game MVP’s were RB Steve Spagnuolo SB Buddy Hutchison, while Saskatchewan’s MVP’s were QB Drew Burko and Payne.
Run Pass, qb 1 or qb 2 it did not matter. Team Quebec speed and athleticism rose to the top of the tourney once again on Wednesday. Quebec jumped out to a 22 halftime lead before settling for a 31 to 0 win over host Nova Scotia.Quebec now advances to the gold medal game Saturday against Team Saskatchewan. Team BC plays Team Nova Scotia for the bronze.
Herman D/RB Arjen Colquhoun a top performer at the recent Sound Mind Sound Body and All Pro football camps is heading to camps at Michigan St and Auburn this week.
Western Ontario Mustangs have landed the services of Vancouver Colleges's outstanding R/CB Garrett Sanvido.
Chaminades outstanding receiver prospect Tevaun Smith parlayed a strong performance at the Syracuse camp into a scholarship offer.
Day One @ Canada Cup
Kicker Sean Stringer accounted for twelve of Saskatchewan’s points behind three field goals. Inopportune fumbles and interceptions by Manitoba had Saskatchewan in cruise control on way to their 26 to 15 opening game win in the 2010 Under 18 Canada Cup.
Derek Brown pulled in the game winning pass from Jesse Mills to conclude seventy six yard drive, giving Nova Scotia a one point lead before a two point convert made the final score 27-24 for Nova Scotia over Alberta.
Nova Scotia quarterback Jesse Mills threw for a game high three hundred and three yards on fourteen passes, while teammate Donald Tabor ST. FX led all receivers with one hundred and forty nine yards on six receptions.
Alberta's Trace McLellan-Eeles was the game’s rushing leader with 90 yards rushing on just twelve carries.
Despite 125 hard earned rushing yards by Ontario West RB Tyler Varga ,Quebec used team defensive speed and big plays to win 24 to 6. Quebec QB Anthony Auclair completed fourteen of twenty eight for one hundred and seventy four yards . Receiver and returner Eli Christophe Bouka had seven receptions for ninety three yards.
Down 18 to 3 at the half BC inserted Abbotsford’s Carson Williams who threw touchdown passess in the second half leading BC to a 27 to 18 first game win over Ontario East.
Converted QB Tyler Fong on a seven yard reception and RB Terell Davis on a twenty two ard reception scored 3rd quarter TD’s with Marshall Cook’s 4th quarter twenty five yard reception .
St Mike’s B Akeel Lynch had a strong first half leading Ontario East to their early lead.
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The All Pro Camp Kicks Off July 4th in Two Weeks
Need a brochure for the All Pro Football Camp? Our 2010 brochure is now avalable.
The number 1 football camp in the country will kickoff July 4 to July 7 at Appleby College in Oakville.
Registration begins at 1pm First on field session is 7pm
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The University of Manitoba has received a committment for 2010 by six foot , two hundred and forty pound runningback Andrew Barry. Andrew a horse of a runner is currently playing with the OVFL Niagara Spears and was his team's MVP last year at Blessed Trinity.
Longtime CIS university coach Andy McEvoy is the publisher for Rivals newest site. Canada Varsity Rivals. The publisher for this site and national scouting director for All Star Football Report will be the national scouting director for Canada Varsity Rivals. In the future any player attending a All Star Football or ACG combine will be automatically inserted into the Rivals database.
The addition of new Concordia Stinger defensive coordinator Phil Roberts has already begun to pay off. The campus on Montreal’s west island has added former Kingston Frontenac and Okanagan Sun LB Max Caron. Max a sam backer should make his presence felt early in his CIS career.
The good going does not stop there for the Stingers. Pickering High LB Travis Bent considered by All Star Football one of the country’s premier highschool linebackers has also added his name to the future Concordia roster. Travis from Pickering High has been on the cusp of NCAA scholarships from Rice, Florida Atlantic and Wofford.
Both of these new additions ironically were defensive MVP’s on different years at the nationally recognized All Pro Football camp at Appleby College in Oakville.
Windsor Herman DB Arjen Colquhoun ranked as the top skill position player in Canada for 2011 by the All Star Football Report is now going to be on several NCAA schools recruitment list as their top prospect.
Arjen at a camp at Wayne St in Detroit destroyed most of Michigan’s top prospects during on field drills. At the end of camp in the fastest man completion he beat the bes Michigan had to offer with a clocking of 4.39
Coaches at Iowa, Michigan St., Michigan and Ohio St. were busy setting the talented youngster up for visits to their upcoming camps.
Two other Herman players Joey Itzako and Darnell Girard both impressed many of the coaches attending the Wayne St. camp.
LB Connor Gudziunas has committed to Minot State University - Connor is a LB from the powerhouse program at Churchill HS.
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The All Pro Camp Has A Proud History
The coaching, the exposure, the facilities , the teaching are all great reasons to attend the All Pro Football Camp. One other reason is no matter the players age, great players attend and produce at the All Pro Camp. The 2010 CFL draft produced 9 selections out of the first 15 selected.
Shomari Williams the first pick in the 2010 CFL draft, Rob Maver, Brian Bulcke, Kris Matte, Cory Watson, Shawn Gore, Saleem Borhot, Taurean Allen and Curtis Dublanko all are formers campers who were selected in the first two rounds.
A total of 23 former All Pro Campers were among the 47 selections in the six round draft. They will be joining the well over 50 current CFLers who all attended the All Pro Camp in there teenage years.
The number 1 football camp in the country will kickoff July 4 to July 7 at Appleby College in Oakville.
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