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Carleton names Steve Sumarah new head coach
After a nationwide search, Carleton University announced Monday that Steve Sumarah has been named the 13th head coach of the Ravens varsity football program.
Noel Thorpe named head coach of Canadian Jrs.
Football Canada is proud to announce Noel Thorpe as Head Coach of the Junior National Team which will compete at the 2012 IFAF Junior World Championship.
Gascon-Nadon, Heenan, Hicks invited to Shrine Game
Laval’s Arnaud Gascon-Nadon, Saskatchewan’s Ben Heenan and Regina’s Akiem Hicks have been selected to represent Canadian Interuniversity Sport football in the 87th edition of ...
McMaster locks up head coach Stefan Ptaszek
McMaster’s Department of Athletics and Recreation is pleased to announce the signing of football head coach Stefan Ptaszek to a new long-term contract.
Waterloo names Paopao as interim head coach
The University of Waterloo’s Department of Athletics announced that Joe Paopao has been selected as the interim head coach of the Waterloo Warriors football program.
Marauders sweep CIS Players of the Week
Quarterback Kyle Quinlan, linebacker Aram Eisho and kicker Tyler Crapigna have been named the CIS offensive, defensive and special teams players of the week respectively.
Marauders win Vanier Cup in double OT
Kicker Tyler Crapigna redeemed himself on his second field goal attempt with the game on the line to give the McMaster Marauders their first Vanier Cup title.
UBC’s Greene wins Hec Crighton Trophy
UBC quarterback Billy Greene, was honoured with the 2011 Hec Crighton Trophy as the top Canadian Interuniversity Sport Football Player of the year.
Plesius headlines CIS Players of the Week
McMaster wide receiver Brad Fochesato and Laval teammates Frédéric Plesius and Jérémie Chrétien are the CIS players of the week for the period ending Nov. 18, 2011.
Waterloo coach Dennis McPhee steps down
After five years of coaching the Warrior Football program at the University of Waterloo, Head Coach Dennis McPhee has resigned from his coaching position and will be leaving the University.
2011 Vanier Cup to air on TSN this Friday night
TSN’s live prime time coverage of the biggest football game in Canadian Interuniversity Sport – between Laval and McMaster – touches down on Friday, Nov. 25 at 8:30 p.m. ET.
Vanier Cup Preview: Laval faces McMaster
The Rouge et Or return to the Vanier Cup looking to defend their title against the Marauders, a team making its first appearance in the national championship since 1967.
McMaster, Laval square off for Vanier Cup
On Friday night, the Laval Rouge et Or and McMaster Marauders will meet for CIS football supremacy in the comfort of newly-renovated B.C. Place Stadium in Vancouver.
Laval downs Calgary, will defend Vanier Cup title
The defending Vanier Cup champion Laval Rouge et Or will have a chance to reclaim their national title next week following a 41-10 defeat of the Calgary Dinos in the Mitchell Bowl.
Marauders off to first Vanier Cup final since 1967
Three touchdown passes and a scoring run by Kyle Quinlan led the McMaster Marauders to a 45-21 come-from-behind victory over the No. 9 Acadia Axemen in the Uteck Bowl.
Dzwilewski headlines CIS Players of the Week
Calgary’s Eric Dzwilewski and Laval teammates Samaël Lavaud and Patrick Lavoie are the Canadian Interuniversity Sport football players of the week.
Dunk previews the Mitchell and Uteck Bowls
Four teams produced resounding wins in the conference finals, leaving no doubt that the four best teams in the country are the ones still in the Vanier race.
Mitchell Bowl: No. 2 Calgary faces No. 1 Laval
The Mitchell promises to be a classic duel between a pair of powerhouses – Calgary and Laval – meeting in the post-season for the third time in four years.
Uteck Bowl: Acadia plays host to McMaster
The Uteck Bowl will see two unfamiliar foes square off for the first time in history. The McMaster Marauders visit the Acadia Axemen in the first-ever CIS semifinal played in New Brunswick.
CIS: Calgary, McMaster, Laval, Acadia advance
The CIS football national semifinals are set following wins by the top-ranked Laval Rouge et Or, No. 2 Calgary Dinos, No. 4 McMaster Marauders and No. 9 Acadia Axemen in the conference finals.
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