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2012 Yearbook of Results 2019 Yearbook of Results UNIVERSITY CALGARY SPRING LEAGUE BOULTON DIVISION W L T PF PA PTS CANADA WEST LEAGUE W L T PF PA PTS Cowboys 8 0 0 268 33 16 U of Calgary Dinosaurs 6 2 0 246 166 12 Hilltoppers 6 2 0 164 115 12 U of Saskatchewan Huskies 5 3 0 257 161 10 U of Alberta Golden Bears 4 4 0 179 208 8 Mavericks 5 3 0 166 111 10 U of Manitoba Bisons 4 4 0 221 242 8 Raiders 5 3 0 165 149 10 U of Regina Rams 3 5 0 211 189 6 Rebels 3 4 0 116 108 6 U of BC Thunderbirds 2 6 0 163 311 4 Prairie Fire 2 6 0 96 230 4 HARDY CUP: Calgary 29 Saskatchewan 4 PARKINSON DIVISION W L T PF PA PTS MITCHELL BOWL: Calgary 30 McMaster 17 VANIER CUP: Calgary 27 Montreal 13 Bulldogs 5 2 0 168 71 10 Colts 3 4 0 92 108 6 Wildcats 2 5 0 94 100 4 Stampeders 2 5 0 101 149 4 JUNIOR Bengals 0 7 0 13 269 0 PRAIRIE FOOTBALL CONF. W L T PF PA PTS Saskatoon Hilltops 8 0 0 310 125 16 FINALS: Edmonton Huskies 6 2 0 270 121 12 DIV1 - Cowboys 35 Hilltoppers 17 Regina Thunder 6 2 0 251 164 12 Edmonton Wildcats 2 6 0 107 233 4 DIV2 - Raiders 28 Mavericks 26 Winnipeg Rivals 1 7 0 170 238 2 DIV3 - Rebels 37 Prairie Fire 9 Calgary Colts 1 7 0 96 323 2 PFC FINAL: Saskatoon Hilltops 30 Edmonton Huskies 14 CANADIAN BOWL: Saskatoon 11 Langley Rams 6 SENIOR MEN’S ALBERTA LEAGUE (AFL) W L T PF PA PTS Cold Lake Fighter 8 7 1 272 70 14 Calgary Wolfpack 5 3 0 231 229 10 Central Alberta Buccaniers 5 3 0 215 197 10 Fort McMurray Monarchs 3 5 0 187 244 6 Airdrie Irish 0 8 0 65 230 0 AFL FINAL: Calgary Wolfpack Central Alberta Bucs 26 WWCFL Prairie Conference W L T PF PA PTS Saskatoon Valkyries 4 0 0 154 20 8 Manitoba Fearless 3 1 0 138 46 6 Regina Riot 1 3 0 92 94 2 Winnipeg Nomads Wolf Pack 0 4 0 0 224 0 Western Conference Edmonton Storm 3 1 0 121 81 6 Calgary Rage 3 1 0 216 43 6 Lethbridge Steel 2 2 0 229 102 4 Northern Anarchy 0 4 0 0 340 0 WWCFL FINAL: Saskatoon 25 Regina 3 Yearbook of Results cont’d. HIGH SCHOOL EDMONTON METRO (SR) continued MIGHTY PEACE LEAGUE W L T PF PA PTS St Joes Celtics 7 0 0 264 54 14 BRIGHT DIVISION W L T PF PA PTS Grande Prairie Warriors 6 1 0 271 107 12 Fort Saskatchewan Sting 5 0 0 172 13 10 Sexsmith Sabres 5 2 0 234 94 10 Holy Trinity Knights 4 1 0 136 51 8 Whitecourt Cats 4 3 0 174 194 8 St. Joseph Saints 2 3 0 102 165 4 Peace Wapiti 3 4 0 158 189 6 Queen Elizabeth Knights 3 2 0 146 99 6 Valleyview Cougars 1 6 0 51 245 2 W.P. Wagner Warriors 1 4 0 84 135 2 High Prairie Renegades 0 7 0 58 213 0 Blessed Oscar Romero Ravens 1 4 0 68 160 0 PEACE BOWL: St. Joes 52 Grade Prairie 16 BRIGHT FINAL: Fort Saskatchewan 31 Holy Trinity 14 Wheatland Football League W L T PF PA PTS EDMONTON METRO (JR) W L T PF PA PTS Lloydminster Composite Barons 6 0 0 12 Salisbury Sabres 4 0 0 264 16 8 Holy Rosary Raiders 4 2 0 8 Bellerose Bulldogs 3 1 0 121 48 6 Bonnyville Voyageurs 3 3 0 8 Harry Ainlay Titans 3 1 0 90 80 6 St.Paul Lions 3 3 0 6 Jasper Place Rebels 2 2 0 68 116 4 Cold Lake Royals 2 4 0 4 Bev Facey Falcons 2 2 0 49 129 4 Westlock Thunderbirds 2 4 0 4 Austin O’Brien Crusaders 1 3 0 49 43 2 Wainwright Commandos 1 5 0 2 Ross Sheppard Thunderbirds 0 4 0 25 156 0 WHEATLAND FINAL: Lloydminster Comp 13 Holy Rosary 8 FINAL: Salisbury 50 Bellerose 0 CENTRAL LEAGUE EDMONTON METRO (SR) W L T PF PA PTS City Conference CARR DIVSION W L T PF PA PTS RD Lindsay Thurber Raiders 3 0 0 6 Salisbury Sabres 6 0 1 342 47 13 RD Hunting Hills Lightning 2 1 0 4 Harry Ainlay Titans 6 0 1 312 28 13 RD Notre Dame Cougars 1 2 0 2 Austin O’Brien Crusaders 5 2 0 220 144 10 Lacombe Raiders 0 3 0 0 Bellerose Bulldogs 4 3 0 221 202 8 Spruce Grove Predators 3 4 0 236 259 6 Rural Conference Ross Sheppard Thunderbirds 2 5 0 111 316 4 H.J Cody Lakes 6 0 0 12 Stettler Wildcats 5 1 0 10 Bev Facey Falcons 1 6 0 68 229 2 Wetaskiwin Sabres 3 2 1 7 Jasper Place Rebels 0 7 0 38 323 0 Camrose Trojans 3 3 0 6 Ponoka Broncs 2 3 1 5 CARR FINAL: Harry Ainlay 16 Salisbury 8 West Central 1 5 0 2 Drayton Valley Warriors 0 6 0 0 MILES/GILFILLIAN Pool A W L T PF PA PTS CITY CHAMPIONS: Hunting Hills Lightning Paul Kane Blues 6 0 0 195 46 12 RURAL CHAMPIONS: H.J. Cody Lakers Sturgeon Spirits 5 1 0 204 73 10 ALBERTA 6-MAN LEAGUE St. Albert Skyhawks 4 2 0 196 77 8 W L T PF PA PTS Archbishop O’Leary Spartants 2 3 1 123 97 5 TIER 1 Strathcona Lords 2 3 1 138 146 5 Hanna Hawks 6 0 0 468 105 12 McNally Tigers 1 5 0 58 237 2 Breton Cougars 5 1 0 311 220 10 Beaumont Bandits 0 6 0 31 269 0 Rimbey Spartans 3 3 0 216 217 6 Assumption Crusaders 2 4 0 224 269 4 Pool B W L T PF PA PTS St. Joseph Crusaders 1 5 0 172 326 2 Leduc Tigers 4 1 0 123 54 8 Millwoods Royals 1 5 0 189 443 2 Ardrossan Bisons 4 1 0 126 69 8 Archbishop Jordan Scots 4 1 0 187 44 8 TIER 2 Lillian Osborne Legends 2 3 0 121 122 4 Hinton Wolfpack 6 0 0 269 121 12 St. Francis Xavier Rams 1 4 0 71 164 2 Holy Redeemer Rebels 5 1 0 308 197 10 M.E. Lazerte Voyageurs 0 5 0 47 222 0 Provost Panthers 4 2 0 344 217 8 Vegreville Cougars 3 3 0 236 259 6 MILES FINAL: Paul Kane 45 Leduc 14 Vermillion Marauders 2 4 0 187 275 4 GILFILLAN FINAL: Archbishop O’Leary 19 Lillian Osborne 7 Caroline Cougars 1 4 0 108 180 2 OLMP Royals 0 6 0 90 293 0 2 Yearbook of Results cont’d. HIGH SCHOOL CALGARY DIV. I (SR) W L T PF PA PTS BIG ROCK HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE St. Francis Browns 6 0 0 194 11 12 1. Holy Trinity Academy Knights Notre Dame Pride 5 1 0 217 45 10 2. Foothills Composite Henry Wise Wood 4 2 0 125 70 8 3. Strathmore Spartans William Aberhart Orange 4 2 0 92 29 6 4. Rundle College Cobras Ernest Manning Griffins 3 4 0 68 149 6 McNally/Lacombe 3 3 0 77 93 4 Bishop O’Byrne Bobcats 1 6 0 38 245 2 ROCKYVIEW LEAGUE W L T PF PA PTS DIV 1 FINAL: St. Francis 25 Notre Dame 9 Cochrane Cobras 6 0 0 232 17 12 Bert Church Chargers 5 1 0 228 49 10 Springbank Phoenix 4 2 0 164 77 8 CALGARY DIV. II (SR) W L T PF PA PTS W.H. Croxford Cavaliers 2 4 0 73 152 4 Chestermere Lakers 2 4 0 94 205 4 All Saints Legends 5 0 1 136 53 11 George McDougall Mustangs 2 4 0 109 242 4 Scarlett/Central 4 1 1 95 55 9 Bow Valley Bobcats 0 6 0 34 202 0 Churchill/Bowness 4 2 0 145 112 8 Joane Cardinal-Shubert Ravens 4 2 0 111 65 8 FINAL: Cochrane Cobras 31 Bert Church 7 Centennial Coyotes 3 1 2 123 48 8 Crescent Heights Cowboys 3 3 0 92 115 6 Robert Thirsk Comets 1 5 0 96 153 2 SOUTHERN ALBERTA LEAGUE Western Canada Redmen 1 5 0 50 140 2 Division A W L T PF PA PTS Bishop Grandin Ghosts 0 6 0 68 175 0 Raymond Comets 4 0 0 8 DIV 2 FINAL: All Saints 14 Scarlett/Central 0 LCI Rams 3 1 0 6 Cardston Cougars 2 2 0 4 Catholic Central Cougars 1 3 0 2 CALGARY DIV III (SR) Winston Churchill Bulldogs 0 4 0 0 Diefenbaker/Fowler 5 0 0 141 33 10 Division B Bishop Carroll Trailblazers 4 1 0 84 21 8 Nelson Mandela United 2 2 1 47 68 5 Chinook Coyotes 3 0 0 6 Lord Beaverbrook Lords 2 2 1 43 51 5 Willow Creek Cobras 2 1 0 4 Lester B. Pearson 0 4 1 27 86 1 W.R. Myers Rebels 1 2 0 2 Forest Lawn Titans 0 4 1 25 108 1 Pincher Creek Mustangs 0 3 0 0 DIVISION A: LCI 13 Raymond 8 DIV 3 FINAL: Diefenbaker/Fowler 15 Bishop Carroll 14 DIVISON B: Willow Creek 54 WR Myers 13 CALGARY (JR) W L T PF PA PTS Ernest Manning Griffins 6 0 0 194 72 12 RANGELAND HIGH SCHOOL LEAGUE Henry Wise Wood 5 1 0 198 24 10 1.
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  • Football Alberta Award Winners

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    Football Alberta Award Winners HAROLD FERGUSON FOOTBALL OFFICIALS AWARD Year Winner City / Town 1984 Jack Gleason Lethbridge 1985 Dave Hancock Vermilion 1986 Wayne Fleming Sherwood Park 1987 Lorne Larsen Calgary 1988 Greg Atkinson Red Deer 1989 Rick McFayden Edmonton 1990 Ron Wales Calgary 1991 Brian Small Edmonton 1992 Vern Heath Calgary 1993 Terry Connelly Edmonton 1994 Daryl Hoey Wainwright Frank Bryson Calgary 1995 Scott Glover Edmonton 1996 Kevin Sudo Lethbridge 1997 Bill Lorfing Calgary 1998 Guy Demers Bonnyville 1999 Al Maillot Calgary 2000 Ken Van Loon Red Deer 2001 Darrell Sawchuk Edmonton Garland Hahn Medicine Hat 2002 Vern Schick Medicine Hat 2003 Keith Henderson Edmonton 2004 Jim Schmidt Calgary 2005 Bill Wright Edmonton 2006 John Nichol Calgary 2007 Alex Motuzas Edmonton 2008 Greg Remple Grande Prairie 2009 Dennis Wickham Lethbridge 2010 Bill Shaw Calgary 2011 Kelly Edgeworth Edmonton 2012 Not Awarded This Year 2013 Bob Androshuk Lloydminster 2014 Not Awarded This Year 2015 Dennis Fitzgerald Grande Prairie 2016 Don Aloisio Edmonton 2017 Pierre Ouimet Edmonton / Westlock 2018 Bruce Schwieder Football Alberta 2019 Dave Bleile Grande Prairie Football Officials Assoc. Football Alberta Award Winners NOVICE FOOTBALL COACH OF THE YEAR AWARD 1984 Ian Lowe Lethbridge 1985 Joe Worobec Spruce Grove 1986 Julian Annicchiarico Whitecourt 1987 Dave Hancock Vermilion 1988 Jerry Nash Whitecourt 1989 Terry Zuber Black Diamond 1990 David Lissina Lloydminster 1991 Ted Ciezki Sherwood Park 1992 David Yoshida Grand Centre 1993 Dave Clarke Magrath 1994 Steve Lightfoot Lloydminster 1995 Olwen Lepps Sexsmith H.S. 1996 Cam Cote Cochrane 1997 Tyler Park Calgary Cowboys 1998 Dwayne Mytrunec Valleyview H.S. 1999 Mark Yakubowski Lloydminster 2000 Mark Tichkowsky St.