Canadian Junior Football League

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SATURDAY

ONTARIO CONFERENCE

Niagara Raiders @ Hamilton Hurricanes – Saturday September 21, 1:00pm – Wayne Gretzky Sports Centre

Head to Head

Records – Raiders 1-4 – Hurricanes 4-1
Points For – Raiders 35 – Hurricanes 161
Points Against – Raiders 240 – Hurricanes 82

Passing Leaders – Ethan Belbeck – 68 of 108 (63%), 897 yards, 11 touchdowns (Hurricanes)

Rushing Leaders – Robert Rusby – 73 carries for 275 yards, 2 touchdowns (Raiders) – Jevante Stanley – 25 carries for 164 yards, 3 touchdowns (Hurricanes)

Receiving Leaders – Keyshaun Jordan – 10 receptions for 290 yards, 6 touchdowns (Hurricanes)

Leading Tacklers – Liam Smith – 16 tackles (Raiders) – Demarre Brown – 11 tackles (Hurricanes)

Turnovers – Raiders -16 – Hurricanes +4

Ottawa Sooners @ London Beefeaters – Saturday September 21, 8:00pm – TD Waterhouse Stadium | WATCH HERE

Head to Head

Records – Sooners 1-3 – Beefeaters 4-1
Points For – Sooners 27 – Beefeaters 247
Points Against – Sooners 107 – Beefeaters 56

Passing Leaders – Brett Massonaive – 6 of 19 (31%), 129 yards, 1 touchdown (Sooners) – Clarke McCalllum – 45 of 78 (58%), 777 yards, 7 touchdowns (Beefeaters)

Rushing Leaders – Tazie Vang-Bell – 27 carries for 297 yards, 5 touchdowns (Beefeaters)

Receiving Leaders – Shamar Skerritt – 7 receptions for 160 yards, 1 touchdown (Sooners) – Tazie Vang-Bell – 13 receptions for 228 yards, 2 touchdowns (Beefeaters)

Leading Tacklers – Pascal Foccroulle-Menard – 17 tackles (Sooners) – Tanner Gaskill-Cadwallader – 10 tackles (Beefeaters)

Turnovers – Sooners -4 – Beefeaters +10

BC CONFERENCE

Langley Rams @ Westshore Rebels – Saturday September 21, 4:00pm, Westhills Stadium | WATCH HERE

Head to Head

Records – Rams 6-0 – Rebels 5-1
Points For – Rams 225 – Rebels 178
Points Against – Rams 90 – Rebels 118

Passing Leaders – Duncan Little – 59 of 104 (57%), 1036 yards, 11 touchdowns (Rams) – Shawn Lal – 86 of 166 (52%), 1493 yards, 12 touchdowns (Rebels)

Rushing Leaders – Andrew Pocrnic – 94 carries for 673 yards 9 touchdowns (Rams) – Zach Lubin – 80 carries for 402 yards, 3 touchdowns (Rebels)

Receiving Leaders – Jarryd Taylor – 19 receptions for 448 yards, 4 touchdowns (Rams) – Hayden Crothers – 21 receptions for 368 yards, 4 touchdowns (Rebels)

Leading Tacklers – Kyle Clarot – 18 tackles (Rams) – Maleek Womack – 16 tackles (Rebels)

Turnovers – Rams +4 – Rebels +4

VI Raiders @ Kamloops Broncos – Saturday September 21, 6:00pm, Hillside Stadium | WATCH HERE

Head to Head

Records – Raiders 3-3 – Broncos 0-6
Points For – Raiders 194 – Broncos 71
Points Against – Raiders 155 – Broncos 266

Passing Leaders – Cole McGarvey – 44 of 75 (59%), 910 yards, 9 touchdowns (Raiders) – Nicolas Nica – 58 of 149 (39%), 739 yards, 5 touchdowns (Broncos)

Rushing Leaders – Andre Goulbourne – 62 carries for 294 yards, 1 touchdown (Raiders) – Kuda Murasiranwa – 36 carries for 147 yards (Broncos)

Receiving Leaders – Eli Nelms-Horton – 16 receptions for 445 yards (Raiders) – Garrett Kryznowski – 19 receptions for 297 yards, 3 touchdowns (Broncos)

Leading Tacklers – Gevhahn McNally-Hardisty – 19 tackles (Raiders) – Darby Kwan – 27 tackles (Broncos)

Turnovers – Raiders +8 – Broncos -4

SUNDAY

PRAIRIE CONFERENCE

Edmonton Wildcats @ Winnipeg Rifles – Sunday September 22, 1:00pm – Maple Grove Park | WATCH HERE

Head to Head

Records – Wildcats 1-3 – Rifles 1-3
Points For – Wildcats 58 – Rifles 126
Points Against – Wildcats 115 – Rifles 122

Passing Leaders – Dante Tabacu – 18 of 46 (39%), 274 yards, 1 touchdown (Wildcats) – Riley Naujoks – 105 of 191 (55%), 1520 yards, 7 touchdowns (Rifles)

Rushing Leaders – Dustin Pawliuk – 30 carries for 151 yards (Wildcats) – Brandon Urciuoli – 50 carries for 266 yards (Rifles)

Receiving Leaders – Tim Solypa – 25 receptions for 338 yards, 1 touchdown (Rifles)

Leading Tacklers – Chopper Hippe – 23 tackles (Wildcats) – Cole Sneesby – 19 tackles (Rifles)

Turnovers – Wildcats +7 – Rifles -9

Edmonton Huskies @ Regina Thunder – Sunday September 22, 1:00pm – Mosaic Stadium | WATCH HERE

Head to Head

Records – Huskies 3-1 – Thunder 2-2
Points For – Huskies 134 – Thunder 123
Points Against – Huskies 53 – Thunder 128

Passing Leaders – Declan O’Flaherty – 83 of 134 (62%), 1075 yards, 6 touchdowns (Huskies) – Blake Scherle – 95 of 155 (61%), 1323 yards, 11 touchdowns (Thunder)

Rushing Leaders – Brandt Burzuk – 70 carries for 379 yards, 2 touchdowns (Huskies) –Brayden Long – 58 carries for 312 yards (Thunder)

Receiving Leaders – Sam Clayton – 27 receptions for 282 yards, 3 touchdowns (Huskies) – Isaac Foord – 18 receptions for 346 yards, 1 touchdown (Thunder)

Leading Tacklers – Tadi Siwira – 20 tackles (Huskies) – Davin Williamson – 21 tackles (Thunder)

Turnovers – Huskies +12 – Thunder 0

Calgary Colts @ Saskatoon Hilltops – Sunday September 22, 1:00pm – SMF Field | WATCH HERE | Hilltops radio call HERE

Head to Head

Records – Colts 1-3 – Hilltops 4-0
Points For – Colts 54 – Hilltops 120
Points Against – Colts 118 – Hilltops 53

Passing Leaders – Cole Belway – 45 of 89 (51%), 510 yards, 2 touchdowns (Colts) – Tyler Hermann – 64 of 104 (61%), 858 yards, 5 touchdowns (Hilltops)

Rushing Leaders – Albert Banahene – 46 carries for 195 yards (Colts) – Ben Abrook – 123 carries for 642 yards, 4 touchdowns (Hilltops)

Receiving Leaders – Adley Mayala – 16 receptions for 274 yards, 2 touchdowns (Colts) – Connor Graham – 16 receptions for 290 yards, 2 touchdowns (Hilltops)

Leading Tacklers – Austin Daisy – 17 tackles (Colts) – Riley Keating – 21 tackles (Hilltops)

Turnovers – Colts -18 – Hilltops +8

BC CONFERENCE

Valley Huskers @ Okanagan Sun – Sunday September 22, 1:00pm – Apple Bowl | WATCH HERE | Sun radio call HERE

Head to Head

Records – Huskers 1-5 – Sun 3-3
Points For – Huskers 124 – Sun 121
Points Against – Huskers 189 – Sun 95

Passing Leaders – Reid Vankoughnett – 65 of 118 (55%), 803 yards, 4 touchdowns (Huskers) – Alex Douglas – 51 of 116 (44%), 717 yards, 4 touchdowns (Sun)

Rushing Leaders – Remis Tshiovo – 56 carries for 230 yards (Huskers) – Kelton Kouri – 61 carries for 440 yards, 1 touchdown (Sun)

Receiving Leaders – Brandon Poulin – 43 receptions for 479 yards, 4 touchdowns (Huskers) – Malcolm Miller – 11 receptions for 175 yards, 1 touchdown (Sun)

Leading Tacklers – Desmond Jeanson – 15 tackles (Huskers) – Dawson Puk – 24 tackles (Sun)

Turnovers – Huskers -9 – Sun -3

ONTARIO CONFERENCE

Windsor AKO Fratmen @ GTA Grizzlies – Sunday September 22, 1:00pm – Centennial Park

Head to Head

Records – Fratmen 3-1 – Grizzlies 1-4
Points For – Fratmen 176 – Grizzlies 68
Points Against – Fratmen 71 – Grizzlies 158

Passing Leaders – Daniel Mailloux – 51 of 95 (54%), 892 yards, 13 touchdowns (Fratmen) – Malachi Morrison – 43 of 103 (42%), 431 yards, 2 touchdowns (Grizzlies)

Rushing Leaders – Nash Preiur – 48 carries for 269 yards, 2 touchdowns (Fratmen) – Malachi Morrison – 12 carries for 117 yards, 1 touchdown (Grizzlies)

Receiving Leaders – Jared Hayes-Williams – 22 receptions for 348 yards, 3 touchdowns (Fratmen) – Harvey Mafuta – 10 receptions for 196 yards, 1 touchdown (Grizzlies)

Leading Tacklers – Blake Ouellette – 11 tackles (Fratmen) – Mark Straw – 17 tackles (Grizzlies)

Turnovers – Fratmen +2 – Grizzlies +4

The CJFL is proud to announce the Week 7 Players of the Week.

Now it’s your chance to VOTE to make one of them the CJFL Fans Choice Player of the Week.  Polls are open now until Wednesday at 7:00pm PST.  VOTE HERE

Offensive Players of the Week

Prairie Conference
QB Riley Naujoks – Winnipeg Rifles
Despite the loss the Rifles offence tallied 424 total yards, 346 of it from the lefthanded quarterback Riley Naujoks.  He completed 26 passes for 346 yards and had a pair of touchdowns.   He also rushed five times for 11 yards.

Ontario Conference
QB Daniel Mailloux – Windsor AKO Fratmen
In handing the defending OFC Champion Hamilton Hurricanes their first loss of the 2019 campaign Daniel Mailloux completed 18 of 32 passes to eight different receivers for 294 yards and three touchdowns.  He also scrambled for another touchdown on the ground.

BC Conference
RB Andrew Pocrnic – Langley Rams
The Rams ground game set the tone in their road win on Saturday led by Andrew Pocrnic with his 12 carries for 143 yards and two touchdowns.  Coming out of the backfield he caught two passes for 18 yards.

Defensive Players of the Week

Prairie Conference
DB Troy Wilson – Winnipeg Rifles
The Rifles were led by defensive back Troy Wilson who had a game high nine solo tackles and was the leader on the field.

Ontario Conference
LB Cameron Howes – Ottawa Sooners
The Sooners defence stymied the Niagara offence all afternoon and Cameron Howes proved to be a one man wrecking crew.  In addition to his three sacks he made five solo tackles and collected a knockdown.

BC Conference
DB Kyle Clarot - Langley Rams
The Rams defence didn’t allow a point against the VI Raiders on the road and one of the big reasons was the play of their secondary and specifically Kyle Clarot.  He compiled four solo tackles, had 1.5 sacks and knockdown a pass down.

Special Teams Players of the Week

Prairie Conference
R Adner St. Hilaire – Edmonton Huskies
He had an outstanding game highlighted by returning a punt 39 yards for a touchdown. His three special teams tackles were all on punt covers as the gunner.  One of these tackles pushed the Rifles player back to the one yard line after catching it on the 25.  As one of the gunners he limited 12 punt returns to a combined total of 18 yards.  

Ontario Conference
K Sam Richardson – Windsor AKO Fratmen
In his first game of the season, Richardson had quite the coming out party.  The Frat kicker was perfect on all three of his field goal attempts, his longest coming from 26 yards out.  He was also perfect on all five converts he attempted and he averaged 44.4 yards on his kickoffs.

BC Conference
R Brandon Poulin – Valley Huskers
He had one of the highlights of the weekend across the CJFL returning a missed field goal 118 yards for a touchdown.    He also averaged 28.5 yards on four kickoff returns and had five punt returns for 37 yards.

Now it’s your chance to VOTE to make one of them the CJFL Fans Choice Player of the Week.  Polls are open now until Wednesday at 7:00pm PST.  VOTE HERE