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2016 University of Calgary Dinos Football PLAYOFF GAME DAY Mitchell Bowl vs. St. Francis Xavier Saturday, November 19, 2016 • 2 p.m. MT McMahon Stadium • Calgary, Alta. Ben Matchett • Asst. Athletic Director (Communications) • [email protected] • Office (403) 220-8143 • Mobile (403) 863-8143 2016 CALGARY SCHEDULE (6-2, 2-0) All times local; home games BOLD Sept. 1 @ Manitoba W 23-14 Sept. 9 UBC W 35-8 Sept. 16 @ Saskatchewan W 20-19 Sept. 23 @ Regina L 27-32 Oct. 1 ALBERTA W 50-15 Oct. 14 MANITOBA W 63-6 Oct. 22 SASKATCHEWAN L 35-38 Oct. 29 @ UBC W 41-35 (OT) INAUGURAL DINOS-X CLASH FOR VANIER CUP TRIP Nov. 5 SASKATCHEWAN W 47-17 The University of Calgary Dinos and the St. Francis Xavier X-Men have never met on the football field Nov. 12 UBC W 46-43 before – but that all changes Saturday when the X-Men play their first-ever Bowl game away from home 2016 STFX SCHEDULE (7-1, 1-0) in the ArcelorMittal Dofasco Mitchell Bowl. All times local; home games BOLD Kickoff is set for 2 p.m. MT, live nationwide on Sportsnet 360 and Sportsnet NOW. Sept. 10 @ Mount Allison W 29-14 Sept. 17 ACADIA W 37-8 Both teams enter the U Sports final four after home wins in their respective conference championship Sept. 24 @ Concordia (RSEQ interlock) L 11-17 games. StFX topped Mount Allison 29-8 to capture the Loney Bowl for the second straight season last Oct. 1 SAINT MARY’S W 37-17 week in Antigonish, N.S., while the Dinos fought off a furious comeback attempt by UBC to knock off the Oct. 7 ACADIA W 42-21 defending Vanier Cup champion Thunderbirds 46-43 in a wild one. Oct. 15 @ Saint Mary’s W 45-6 Oct. 22 @ Acadia W 33-29 HEADLINES Oct. 29 MOUNT ALLISON W 65-17 First-ever meeting between Calgary and StFX. Calgary is 8-6 in Bowl games all-time (including 4-1 at Nov. 12 MOUNT ALLISON W 29-8 home), while StFX is 1-4 all-time, with all four of those games played in Nova Scotia. The Dinos are looking to return to the Vanier Cup after their last appearance in 2013, while the X-Men CANADA WEST STANDINGS have not played in the national championship game since 1996. Calgary last won it all in 1995, StFX in x-clinched playoff spot; y-first place 1966. Canada West teams have lost just two Bowl games at home since the inception of national semifinals G W L +/- Pts in 1967: the Dinos fell to Laval in 2011, while Queen’s defeated Manitoba in 1968 xy-Regina 8 6 2 +59 12 This is just the third time an AUS team has travelled to Canada West for a Bowl game; previous results x-CALGARY 8 6 2 +127 12 were Calgary 35, Saint Mary’s 8 (2010) and Saskatchewan 31, Saint Mary’s 16 (2004) x-Saskatchewan 8 5 3 +56 10 All-time the Dinos are 5-1 against AUS opponents in playoff games, with the lone loss in the 1992 x-UBC 8 3 5 +5 6 Manitoba 8 3 5 -47 6 Atlantic Bowl Alberta 8 1 7 -200 2 The winner advances to the ArcelorMittal Dofasco Vanier Cup next weekend, where they will face the LAST WEEK’S RESULTS – Conference Finals winner of the Uteck Bowl between Wilfrid Laurier and Laval in Quebec City. Nov. 12 Atlantic: Mt. Allison 8 @ StFX 29 No. 6 CALGARY DINOS (8-2) Ontario: Laurier 43 @ Western 40 Last week: defeated UBC 46-43 Quebec: Laval 20 @ Montreal 17 Canada West: UBC 43 @ CALGARY 46 The Dinos ran out to a big lead against UBC at halftime before giving most of it back, ultimately pulling th THIS WEEK’S SCHEDULE – National Semifinals out a 46-43 decision to capture the program’s 16 Hardy Cup title last week th Uteck Bowl: Laurier @ Laval, 12:30 pm ET, Quebec City This is Calgary’s seventh Bowl game appearance in nine years and 14 overall. Saturday will mark the Mitchell Bowl: StFX @ CALGARY, 2 pm MT, Calgary sixth time in their history the Dinos have hosted a national semifinal, with wins in 1985 (Carleton), 1995 (Ottawa), 2010 (Saint Mary’s), and 2013 (Western). Their lone loss came in 2011 to Laval. FRC-U SPORTS TOP 10 (FINAL) QB Adam Sinagra, 2-0 in playoff starts in his rookie U Sports season, was named MVP of the Hardy Cup, Tuesday, November 1, 2016 completing 22 of 29 passes for 366 yards and three touchdowns. LB Jakub Jakoubek earned defensive MVP honours as well as national player of the week kudos after 1. Laval (7-1) 6. CALGARY (6-2) his performance that included an interception and a 20-yard fumble recovery TD 2. Montreal (7-1) 7. McMaster (7-2) 19 players on the Calgary roster are appearing in their second Mitchell Bowl, having played in the game vs. Western in 2013 Continued on page 6… 3. Western (7-1) 8. Carleton (7-2) 4. Regina (6-2) 9. Saskatchewan (5-3) GAME BROADCAST INFO Sportsnet 360: Arash Madani (play-by-play), Andy Baechler (analyst), Eric Thomas (reporter) 5. Laurier (7-1) 10. StFX (7-1) University of Calgary Dinos • 2500 University Drive NW • Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 1N4 • goDINOS.com 2016 DINOS GAME DAY • Page 2 2016 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY DINOS FOOTBALL ROSTER # Name Pos. Ht. Wt Yr Faculty Hometown Previous Team (High School) Pronunciation 1 Josiah Joseph QB 6-3 205 1 Arts Kelowna, BC Okanagan Sun (Mount Boucherie) 3 Adam Laurensse DB 6-1 185 4 Arts Sherwood Park, AB Edmonton Wildcats (Bev Facey) lore-ENZE 4 Robert Woodson DB 5-11 197 4 Arts Calgary, AB (St. Francis) 5 Jamal Noel R 5-7 169 2 Open Studies Montreal, QC CEGEP Champlain Lennoxville no-ELL 6 Kelton Bailey R 6-1 200 1 Arts Calgary, AB (Henry Wise Wood) 7 Trenton Smith R 6-6 200 4 Arts Green Street, GA, USA Contra Costa College 9 Deondré Townsend LB 6-2 205 3 Arts Indianapolis, IN, USA Johnson C. Smith Univ. (Lawrence Central) dee-AWN-dray 10 Jack McDonald R 6-1 210 2 Business South Delta, BC (South Delta) 11 Dallas Boath R 5-9 185 3 Arts Calgary, AB (Centennial) 12 Adam Sinagra QB 6-1 187 2 Open Studies Pointe Claire, QC John Abbott College sin-AGG-ruh 14 Thomas Goetz DB 5-11 155 2 Arts Calgary, AB (St. Mary's) GATES 15 Jackson Penner R 6-0 190 1 Engineering Kenora, ON (Beaver Brae) 16 Jimmy Underdahl QB 6-1 205 5 Business Calgary, AB (Notre Dame) 18 Matt Lamoureux R 6-0 195 3 Engineering Calgary, AB Calgary Colts (Notre Dame) LAMM-or-oh 19 Michael Klukas R 6-1 193 4 Arts Calgary, AB (St. Mary's) KLOO-cuss 21 Jeshrun Antwi RB 6-0 192 2 Arts Calgary, AB (Father Lacombe) JESH-runn ANT-wee 22 Treshaun Abrahams-Webster DB 5-11 175 1 Arts Pickering, Ont. Canada Prep (Pickering) truh-SHAWN 23 Nathan Mitchell DB 5-10 190 4 Arts St. Albert, AB (Paul Kane) 24 Boston Rowe LB 6-0 210 3 Business Calgary, AB (Notre Dame) 25 Josh Quarles DB 5-10 185 1 Open Studies Calgary, AB (Henry Wise Wood) 26 Imoreshi Dania RB 6-0 195 2 Arts Calgary, AB (Bishop O'Byrne) imm-MORE-she 28 Hunter Turnbull DB 5-11 180 5 Arts Calgary, AB (Henry Wise Wood) 29 Seye Farinu LB 5-9 195 2 Business Victoria, BC (Mount Douglas) SHAY FARE-rin-noo 30 Robert Stewart RB 6-0 207 1 Arts Calgary, AB (Centennial) 31 Quentin Chown RB 6-0 225 4 Kinesiology Quispamsis, NB (Kennebecasis) 32 Cole Kussmann RB 5-10 188 1 Arts London, ON (Mother Teresa) 34 Iyanu Ojekale LB 6-0 215 3 Business Calgary, AB (Centennial) oh-jeh-CALL-lee 35 Anthony Anderson HB 6-0 230 5 Science Medicine Hat, AB (Medicine Hat) 36 Bryce Harper RB 5-7 188 5 Arts Elk Grove, CA, USA (Elk Grove) 38 Jean Ventose LB 5-10 190 1 Open Studies Calgary, AB Calgary Colts (Henry Wise Wood) 39 Nick Statz DB 5-9 175 2 Kinesiology Calgary, AB (Notre Dame) 42 Micah Teitz LB 6-2 225 3 Arts Calgary, AB (Springbank) MIKE-uh TIGHTS 44 Brennan Van Nistelrooy DB 6-0 195 3 Open Studies Lethbridge, AB Okanagan Sun (Catholic Central) 45 Niko DiFonte K/P 6-0 170 1 Open Studies Winnipeg, MB (Oak Park) dif-FON-tay 47 Conner Robinson DB 6-0 170 2 Open Studies Lethbridge, AB Calgary Colts (Lethbridge Collegiate Inst.) 48 Ross DeLauw LB 5-11 215 2 Arts Lethbridge, AB (Sir Winston Churchill) de-LAW 49 Aaron Statz DB 5-10 173 3 Business Calgary, AB (Notre Dame) 51 Blake Gau LB 6-0 195 2 Business South Delta, BC (South Delta) 52 Brett Wade DL 6-2 285 4 Arts / Education Regina, SK Regina Thunder (Miller) 53 Jakub Jakoubek LB 5-11 225 2 Arts Calgary, AB Calgary Colts (Bowness) JAY-cubb YAH-koo-beck 54 Mason Johnson LB 6-1 203 2 Business Calgary, AB (Centennial) 56 Spencer Roy OL 6-4 330 1 Open Studies Calgary, AB (Notre Dame) 58 Ryan Sceviour OL 6-4 295 3 Arts Calgary, AB (Bowness) SEE-vee-or 59 Ryan Preuter OL 6-4 290 4 Kinesiology Calgary, AB (John G. Diefenbaker) PROO-terr 61 Curtis Krahn OL 6-3 290 4 Arts Winnipeg, MB Winnipeg Rifles (College Louis-Riel) 63 Darius Ciraco OL 6-4 295 3 Business Burlington, ON (Assumption) 64 Dawson Drewniak OL 6-3 260 1 Arts Calgary, AB (Henry Wise Wood) DREW-nee-ack 66 Steven Finot OL 6-3 260 1 Business Calgary, AB (Notre Dame) finn-NOT 67 Jordan Filippelli OL 6-6 310 4 Arts Sherwood Park, AB (Salisbury) 69 Braden Schram OL 6-5 290 4 Arts Manning, AB (Peace River) 75 Connor McGough DL 6-2 251 4 Science Medicine Hat, AB (Crescent Heights) muh-GOFF 77 Cory Robinson DL 6-3 260 4 Arts Airdrie, AB (George McDougall) 80 Scott Childs R 6-2 180 2 Arts / Education Parksville, BC (Ballenas) 81 Tyler Ledwos R 5-11 191 3 Social Work Sylvan Lake, AB (H.J.
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    CFL Game Details Toronto Argonauts @ Winnipeg Blue Bombers Week #5 - Game #26 - Year 2019 July 12, 2019-20:30 - IG Field TEAMS 1 2 3 4 OT FINAL Toronto Argonauts 0 6 13 2 0 21 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 21 16 3 8 0 48 GAME DAY CONDITIONS TEMP WINDS FIELD WEATHER KICKOFF GAME OVER TIME ATTENDANCE 23 C WNW 14 km/h Dry Mostly Cloudy 19:38 22:43 03:05 24,187 COIN TOSS: TOR won toss, elected DN; WPG elected Receive OFFICIALS REFEREE HEAD LINESMAN SIDE JUDGE FIELD JUDGE UMPIRE LINE JUDGE BACK JUDGE OBSERVER Tom Vallesi Thomas Cesari David Kendall Brian Chrupalo Fred Cooper Dan Mulvihill Larry Butler Ken Lazaruk ONSITE STATISTICIAN: Don Meilleur, Martin Lepage, Lance Barrate, Russ Evanochko, Dan Lagace · CFL STATISTICIAN: Steve Daniel, Doug Page STARTING LINEUPS Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers OFFENCE DEFENCE OFFENCE DEFENCE QB 4 Mcleod BETHEL-THOMPSON LB 3 Alden DARBY QB 15 Matt NICHOLS LB 19 Kyrie WILSON RB 32 James WILDER JR LB 44 Ian WILD RB 33 Andrew HARRIS LB 23 Anthony GAITOR OL 57 Tyler HOLMES LB 51 Micah AWE OL 51 Jermarcus HARDRICK LB 43 Nick TEMPLE OL 59 Randy RICHARDS DB 0 Oluwatobi ANTIGHA OL 59 Michael COUTURE DB 14 Marcus SAYLES OL 61 Sean MCEWEN DB 14 Abdul KANNEH OL 62 Cody SPELLER DB 22 Chandler FENNER OL 64 Ryan BOMBEN DB 20 Matt WEBSTER OL 66 Stanley BRYANT DB 29 Jeff HECHT OL 66 Isiah CAGE DB 21 Qudarius FORD OL 68 Geoff GRAY DB 30 Winston ROSE WR 10 Armanti EDWARDS DB 26 Kevin FOGG WR 1 Darvin ADAMS DB 37 Brandon ALEXANDER WR 19 S.J.
  • FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STATEMENT from U SPORTS PRESIDENT & CEO GRAHAM BROWN November 15, 2017 TORONTO (U SPORTS) – Graham

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STATEMENT from U SPORTS PRESIDENT & CEO GRAHAM BROWN November 15, 2017 TORONTO (U SPORTS) – Graham

    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE STATEMENT FROM U SPORTS PRESIDENT & CEO GRAHAM BROWN November 15, 2017 TORONTO (U SPORTS) – Graham Brown, President and CEO of U SPORTS, released the following statement today: “Along with football fans across the country, U SPORTS is looking forward to more exciting playoff games this weekend. A pair of contests will decide which two teams will advance to the 53rd ArcelorMittal Dofasco Vanier Cup in Hamilton on November 25. Congratulations to the Acadia Axemen on their dramatic Loney Bowl win on Tuesday, which will be remembered as one of the most exciting contests in university football history. Fans who watched the game were part of an instant classic. The action returns to Wolfville, N.S., this weekend, when Acadia and the Western Mustangs participate in the Uteck Bowl. In Calgary, a rematch of last year’s national championship will take place in the Mitchell Bowl, with the reigning Vanier Cup champion Laval Rouge et Or visiting the University of Calgary Dinos. Calgary advanced on the weekend with a breathtaking last-second 59-yard field goal — a play so exciting it has received international media coverage. Sportsnet 360 and TVA Sports 2 will broadcast both games this Saturday, so fans everywhere can see these exciting matchups.” Reminder: The Uteck Bowl will be played between Acadia and Western in Wolfville, N.S., on Saturday Nov. 18 at 12:30 p.m. ET./9:30 a.m. PT. Full details available here. The Mitchell Bowl will be played between Calgary and Laval in Calgary, Alta. on Saturday Nov. 18 at 4 p.m.
  • U SPORTS Football RECORDS RECORDS DU Football DE U SPORTS

    U SPORTS Football RECORDS RECORDS DU Football DE U SPORTS

    U SPORTS FOOTBaLL RECORDS (single game, single season, career) Last updated: September 14, 2018 RECORDS DU FOOTBaLL DE U SPORTS (match, saison, carrière) Dernière mise à jour: 14 septembre 2018 U SPORTS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS / RECORDS INDIVIDUELS DU FOOTBALL DE U SPORTS NOTE: single-game records include both regular season and playoff games, while single-season and career records include regular season games only. NOTE: les records de match incluent les matchs de saison régulière et de séries, alors que les records de saison et de carrière incluent uniquement les matchs de saison régulière. SCORING / POINTS Single Game / Partie 48 Paul Brule, StFX vs Dalhousie Oct. 20, 1967 (7 rush TDs, 1 p ret TD) 42 Ralph Hayes, StFX vs Dalhousie Nov. 4, 1961 (5 rush TDs, 2 rec TDs) 42 Mike Murphy, Ottawa vs McGill Oct. 2, 1976 (5 TDs, 1 FG, 9 PATs) 37 Neil Lumsden, Ottawa vs Queen’s Nov. 1, 1975 * 36 Jim Reid, Laurier vs Guelph Oct. 22, 1977 36 Andre Durie, York vs Waterloo Sep.18, 2004 35 Bob Stracina, Acadia vs Mt. Allison Oct. 16, 1976 32 Boris Bede, Laval vs Bishop’s Sept. 20, 2014 30 Daryl Burgess, Saint Mary’s vs Mt. Allison Nov. 7, 1964 30 Jim Stewart, Saint Mary’s vs St. Dunstan’s Oct. 16, 1965 30 Brian Fryer, Alberta vs UBC Sept. 29, 1973 30 Chuck McMann, Laurier vs York Oct. 19, 1974 30 Dan Diduck, Calgary vs Sask. Oct. 17, 1975 30 Hubie Walsh, Acadia vs Mt. Allison Oct. 21, 1978 30 Hubie Walsh, Acadia vs Mt.