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Five Year Salute

02/04/2019, 10:15pm PST
By Ryan Watters (@ryan2tswatters)

R Nick Agnoletto of the Langley Rams

Photo courtesy of Kirby Sports Photography

Receiver Nick Agnoletto of the Langley Rams graduates from the CJFL after five outstanding seasons.  He capped off his junior career with a BC Conference Cullen Cup championship, a national semi-final victory and a trip to the 2018 Canadian Bowl in Saskatoon.

His final season was his best in the CJFL hauling in 32 passes for 379 yards a caught two touchdown passes.  In his final game, the 2018 Canadian Bowl, Agnoletto caught a game high seven receptions for 86 yards.

He served all five seasons of CJFL eligibility in Langley and the CJFL salutes Nick Agnoletto for his five years of service and wishes him the best of luck in the next chapter of life.

 

The Saskatoon Hilltops Win Canadian Bowl

11/17/2018, 4:00pm PST
By Ryan Watters (@ryan2tswatters)

The drive 5 has been successful

The Saskatoon Hilltops have won their fifth straight Canadian Bowl adding to their recording setting pace following a 58-21 victory over the Langley Rams on Saturday.

The Hilltops used a well balanced offensive attack led by the Offensive Player of the Game running back Josh Ewanchyna who had 28 carries for 245 yards and three touchdowns.  His 245 yards is third most in Canadian Bowl history. Defensive All-Canadian Garth Knittig also had a one-yard touchdown plunge.

Quarterback Jordan Walls conducted the offence completing 16 of 21 for 247 yards and threw a pair of touchdown passes.  John Brown hauled in four passes for 72 yards and a score while Keegan Dick caught four balls for 69 yards and a major.    Walls even caught a 21 yard pass of his own on a trick play, which saw receiver Rylan Kleiter throw him the ball.

On the defensive side the Hilltops forced seven turnovers highlighted by a 48 yard pick-six by defensive back Logan Bitz who also had a pair of tackles and two assisted stops.  He was named the Defensive Player of the Game.   Bobby Ehman, who has now won five Canadian Bowl titles, led the Hilltops with oddly enough five solo tackles.     Meanwhile Logan Kelsey-Stern blocked a field goal attempt.

On the other side of the field the Rams did have success throwing the football. Quarterback Duncan Little finished 20 of 31 for 265 yards and hit Jevon Cottoy for a 42 yard touchdown.    Cottoy caught a game high five passes for 109 yards and even ran for a touchdown.

Perhaps the highlight of the game came from the Rams special teams as AJ Blackwell returned a kick-off 100 yards for a touchdown.   It’s the second longest kick-off return in Canadian Bowl history.  He also made a team high five solo tackles.  Teammate Nathan Murray also made five tackles and had the lone interception.  

Three Hilltop players, Adam Benkic, Connor Guillet and Ehman are the only players to have won five Canadian Bowl rings in their junior career.

The Hilltops will graduate a number of key pieces including Walls and CJFL Defensive Player of the Year Cody Peters and are now the only team in CJFL history to win five consecutive Canadian Bowls.  Head Coach Tom Sargeant has now won 12 national championship games.

 

National Championship Game Day

11/17/2018, 7:45am PST
By Ryan Watters (@ryan2tswatters)

The Langley Rams vist the Saskatoon Hilltops

The Saskatoon Hilltops host the Langley Rams TODAY at 1:00pm in the 111th Canadian Bowl.

WATCH THE 111th CANADIAN BOWL HERE

It’s the oldest Canadian football championship will see the Hilltops making their eighth trip to the national final in the last nine years, while the Rams are back for the first time since 2014.  It’s the third time in seven seasons they meet.

The Canadian Bowl has seen some unbelievable moments and displays of true determination.  In 2018 the National Championship game will be held in Saskatoon at SMF Field for the first since 2015.

The Prairie Conferences has won the last eight Canadian Bowls.
A quick glance at the 2018 Canadian Bowl:

Langley Rams @ Saskatoon Hilltops - Saturday November 17 @ 1:00pm – SMF Field

Comparison in 2018

Record Regular Season – Rams 7-3 - Hilltops 8-0 – Playoffs Rams 3-0 – Hilltops 2-0
Points For – Rams 264 – Hilltops 402 – Playoffs Rams 115 – Hilltops 86
Points Allowed – Rams 158 – Hilltops 70 – Playoffs Rams 47 Hilltops 14

Passing Leaders – Duncan Little – 187 of 307 (61%) for 2611 yards and 18 touchdowns (Rams) - Jordan Walls – 122 of 197 (62%) for 2010 yards and 18 touchdowns (Hilltops)

Rushing Leaders – Maximillian Joseph – 64 carries for 428 yards and 5 touchdowns (Rams) - Josh Ewanchyna – 134 carries for 1007 yards and 15 touchdowns (Hilltops)

Receiving Leaders – Jevon Cottoy – 39 receptions for 657 yards and 9 touchdowns (Rams) – Jason Price – 31 receptions for 709 yards and 4 touchdowns (Hilltops)

Field Goals – Mattias Bueno – 8 of 10 (80%) – Rams – David Solie – 16 of 26 (61%) - Hilltops

Leading Tacklers – Isaiah Okolli – 41 tackles (Rams) – Cody Peters – 23 tackles (Hilltops)

WATCH THE 111th CANADIAN BOWL

 

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