CFL Draft
Draft Profile: Simon Blaszczak
Manitoba receiver Simon Blaszczak has overcome odds far larger than poor test scores at a football camp. When one looks at the life Blaszczak, you have to assume he’ll find a way to get ...
Draft Profile: Matt Morris
Morris played two years at Colgate and transferred to Saginaw Valley State before returning to Canada. He was not on many scout’s list of prospects before the season started, but following ...
Draft: A Crawford brother act
Could there be another Canadian brother combo in the CFL? It’s something that doesn’t happen very often in the Canadian Football League, but the Crawford family of Hamilton, Ontario ...
Draft Profile: Matt Morencie
Mike Morencie just completed his eleventh season as the head coach of the Lancers. He’s seen several players take the next step to the CFL; however, his biggest CFL interest may be in ...
Draft: The Queen’s Quintet
In Canadian intercollegiate football the names of Frank Tindall, Jim Young and Ronnie Stewart are synonymous with excellence. All three are former Queen’s athletes and this year the proud ...
Draft Profile: Maxime Bédard
When Maxime Bedard arrived at the University of Ottawa he couldn’t speak English. Bedard, who grew up in Granby, Que., dedicated himself to learning English while playing at the University ...
Draft Profile: Jamall Lee
Jamall Lee is aiming to be the next great Canadian running back in the Canadian Football League. He knows it will not be an easy road, but he’s hoping to prove he has what it takes ...
Draft Profile: Simeon Rottier
Simeon Rottier was ranked as the top prospect headed into the 2009 CFL Draft and Evaluation Camp. What’s remarkable about his ascension to the top of the heap is that Rottier never played ...
Draft Profile: Matt Lambros
Matt Lambros is trying to follow in his father’s footsteps and play in the Canadian Football League. Lambros will look to take the next step toward the professional ranks when he attends ...
Draft Profile: Scott McCuaig
It took a while for Scott McCuaig to get the respect that was due. The UBC Thunderbird rush end led the CIS in sacks in 2007, tying a Canada West record, but he was overlooked as the nominee for ...
Draft Profile: Tristan Black
Tristan Black recalls going to his first Canadian Football League game, seeing Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive end Joe Montford and thinking that is the kind of football player he would want to be.
Draft Profile: Anthony Lukca
Anthony Lukca, a 5-foot-9, 190-pound defensive back from McGill has a secret weapon in his attempt to make it to the CFL. He has been tutored by Jean-Phillippe Darche, a veteran long-snapper who ...
Bedell: Mock Draft 1.0
Who will go #1 in the upcoming CFL Canadian Draft? Jack Bedell attempts to breakdown the opening round of the 2009 draft with his predictions.
Western to host 2009 East-West Bowl
The University of Western Ontario Mustangs football team will host the 2009 East-West Bowl on Saturday, May 9, at TD Waterhouse Stadium in London, Ontario.
Laval to host 2009 & 2010 Vanier Cup
Canadian Interuniversity Sport announced Thursday that Université Laval will host the Vanier Cup in Quebec City in 2009 and 2010.
Légaré, Rottier invited to Shrine Game
Laval defensive tackle Étienne Légaré and Alberta offensive tackle Simeon Rottier are the two Canadian Interuniversity Sport football players selected to suit up in the 84th ...
Vanier champs sweep CIS playes of the week
QB Benoit Groulx, DL Marc-Antoine Fortin and WR Julian Feoli-Gudino, all of the Vanier Cup champion Laval Rouge et Or, are the Canadian Interuniversity Sport football players of the week for the ...
Laval wins fourth Vanier in six years
The top-ranked Laval Rouge et Or became the 12th team to complete a perfect season in Canadian university football and their victory in the Vanier Cup on Saturday was never for a moment in doubt.
Groulx and Butler claim CIS Players of Week
Laval quarterback Benoit Groulx and Western Ontario defensive back Craig Butler are the Canadian Interuniversity Sport football players of the week for the period ending Nov. 16, 2008.
Laval crushes Calgary, returns to Vanier
The Laval Rouge et Or are going to the Vanier Cup for a fifth time after the country’s top-ranked team trounced the No. 6 Calgary Dinos 59-10 in the Uteck Bowl on Sunday.
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