Valley Huskers @ VI Raiders – Saturday August 6, 2:00pm, Caledonia Park, Watch HERE

The Raiders are coming off their first ever loss in the Island Rivalry game are a 1-1, while the Huskers haven`t scored a point since Week 1, being shutout last weekend

Head to Head

Record – Huskers 0-2, Raiders 1-1
Points For – Huskers 14 – Raiders 59
Points Against – Huskers 95* - Raiders 59

Passing leaders – Noah Falconer – 24 of 56* for 309 yards, 2 touchdowns and 3 interceptions (Huskers) – Jacob Laberge – 25 of 49 for 450 yards*, 2 touchdowns and 2 interceptions (Raiders)

Rushing leaders – Edwin Perrin – 13 carries for 35 yards (Huskers) – Nathan Berg – 34 carries for 180 yards and 2 touchdowns (Raiders)

Receiving leaders – Keenan Godden – 9 receptions for 151 yards (Huskers) – Dustin Roderiguez – 10 receptions for 222 yards* and 1 touchdown (Raiders)

Field Goals – James Parker 4-5, 80% (Raiders)

Leading Tacklers – Chris Thelasco – 5 tackles (Huskers) – Gehvan McNally-Hardistry – 9 tackles (Raiders)

Turnovers – Huskers –3interceptions, 2 fumbles lost, 1 turnover on downs (-4) – Raiders – 3 interceptions, 2 fumbles lost (+2*)

* leads Conference

Westshore Rebels @ Okanagan Sun – Saturday August 6, 7:00pm, Apple Bowl, Watch/Listen HERE

It`s a game with lots of emotion as well as a first place showdown.  The only two remaining undefeated teams square off.  It will be Shane Beatty`s return to Kelowna as an assistant with the Rebels.  Beatty and the Sun parted ways following the Canadian Bowl last season.  This game features the top two offences in the Conference, although the Rebels have had the tougher schedule through the first two weeks.

Head to Head

Record – Rebels 2-0, Sun 2-0
Points For – Rebels 87 - Sun 101*
Points Against - Rebels 56 – Sun 44

Passing leaders – Scott Borden – 10 of 18 for 343 yards, 3 touchdowns (Rebels) – Keith Zyla – 11 of 15 for 270 yards, four touchdowns and 1 interception (Sun)

Rushing leaders – Jamel Lyles – 43 carries* for 338 yards* and 2 touchdowns (Rebels) – Brendan Hansen – 21 carries for 113 yards (Sun)

Receiving leaders – Nate Skeete – 5 receptions for 109 yards and 2 touchdowns (Rebels) – Liam Wishart – 6 receptions for 133 yards and 1 touchdown (Sun)
Field Goals – Callum Duke  3-4, 75% (Rebels)

Leading Tacklers – Shaun Robinson – 12 tackles* (Rebels) – Ryan Marquardt – 7 tackles (Sun)

Turnovers – Rebels – 1 interception, 5 fumbles lost (+2) – Sun – 2 interceptions, 1 fumble lost, 2 turnovers on downs (+1)

* leads Conference

Kamloops Broncos @ Langley Rams – Saturday August 6, 7:00pm, McLeod Stadium, Watch/Listen HERE

It`s the 2016 home opener for the Rams, coming off a shutout victory last week.  Their defence sits on top of the CJFL allowing just 42 points through the first two weeks of the season.  The Broncos gave the defending champion Sun all they could handle last week showing their offence maybe young, but do have a crop of talented players able to move the ball.

Head to Head

Record – Broncos 0-2 – Rams 1-1
Points For – Broncos 44 – Rams 73
Points Against – Broncos 82 –Rams 42*

Passing leaders – Colby Henkel – 34* of 52 for 309 yards, 4 touchdowns and 2 interceptions (Broncos) – Stephen Legare – 30 of 55 for 426 yards, 4 touchdowns and 5 interceptions* (Rams)

Rushing leaders – Colby Henkel – 8 carries for 61 yards (Broncos) – Nathan Lund – 9 carries for 114 yards and 1 touchdown (Rams)

Receiving leaders – Brody Bernier – 16 receptions* for 178 yards and 1 touchdown (Broncos) – Khalik Johnson – 14 receptions for 217 yards and 2 touchdowns (Rams)

Field Goals – Robbie Martin  1-3, 33% (Broncos) – Tiernan Docherty 4-5, 80% (Rams)

Leading Tacklers – Jesse Zajaros – 11 tackles (Broncos) – Nick Westad – 7 tackles (Rams)

Turnovers – Broncos – 2 interceptions, 3 fumbles lost, 2 turnovers on downs (-1) – Rams – 5 interceptions, 1 turnover on downs (0)

* leads Conference