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2007 Canada West Standings G W L F a +/- Pts Home Road 4-0 4-0 2007 Canada West Standings G W L F A +/- Pts Home Road *Manitoba 8 8 0 206 110 +96 16 4-0 4-0 *Regina 8 6 2 257 195 +62 12 3-1 3-1 *Saskatchewan 8 5 3 213 131 +82 10 2-2 3-1 *Calgary 8 4 4 234 180 +54 8 2-2 2-2 UBC 8 3 5 167 198 -31 6 2-2 1-3 Alberta 8 2 6 176 204 -28 4 1-3 1-3 Simon Fraser 8 0 8 70 294 -224 0 0-4 0-4 *qualified for playoffs; two points for a win, none for an overtime loss All-Time Conference Standings (1968-2007) G W L T/OL F A Pts Pct Calgary 316 178 134 4 7791 7268 360 .570 Saskatchewan 315 162 151 2 6910 6673 326 .517 UBC 303 154 144 5 6950 6722 313 .516 Alberta 314 155 154 5 6959 6684 315 .502 Manitoba 316 143 169 4 7158 7726 290 .456 Regina 72 31 40 1 1873 2192 63 .438 Simon Fraser 48 9 36 3 843 1657 21 .219 Notes a) UBC, Alberta & Saskatchewan participated in two games declared no contest in 1974 b) two-team playoffs through 1998, four-team playoffs 1999 to present c) Regina joined in 1999, Simon Fraser joined in 2002 d) overtime loss (1) point starting in 2002 e) no overtime point awarded starting in 2007 Active Coaching Conference Records 1st Yr 2007 Yr G W L T/OL Pct Brian Towriss, Saskatchewan 1984 24th 192 119 72 1 .622 Brian Dobie, Manitoba 1996 11th 88 47 39 2 .545 Jerry Friesen, Alberta 2001 7th 56 27 29 0 .482 Ted Goveia, UBC 2006 2nd 16 7 9 0 .438 Frank McCrystal, Regina 1999 8th 64 27 36 1 .430 Blake Nill, Calgary 2006 2nd 16 6 10 0 .375 Dave Johnson, Simon Fraser 2007 1st 8 0 8 0 .000 Fall 2007 Weekly CIS Top 10 Poll Date #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6 #7 #8 #9 #10 10/30/2007 Laval Ottawa Manitoba StM Laurier Regina Sask Concordia Bishop’s UWO 10/23/2007 Laval Ottawa Manitoba StM Laurier Sask Regina Queen's Bishop’s Concordia 10/16/2007 Laval Ottawa Manitoba StM Laurier Bishop’s Regina Sask Queen’s Concordia 10/09/2007 Laval Ottawa Manitoba Laurier Sask StM Bishop's Regina Queen’s Concordia 10/02/2007 Laval Ottawa Manitoba Laurier Sask StM Concordia Bishop's Queen's Regina 09/25/2007 Laval Ottawa Manitoba Laurier Sask StM Queen’s Concordia Bishop's Regina 09/18/2007 Laval Sask Ottawa Manitoba Laurier Concordia StM Queen’s Montreal Waterloo 09/11/2007 Laval Sask Ottawa Manitoba Montreal Laurier Concordia StMs McMaster Queen’s 09/05/2007 Laval Sask Ottawa Manitoba Montreal Concordia Laurier StM Windsor McMaster 08/28/2007 Laval Sask Ottawa Manitoba Montreal Concordia Western Laurier McMaster StM 2007 Canada West Football Athletes of the Week (*won CIS weekly honours) Offence Defence Special Teams Sept. 04 Anthony Woodson, Cgy *Jordy Burrows, Sask *Scott Dixon, Man Sept. 10 *Chad Goldie, Reg Bob Reist, Man Anthony Parker, Cgy Sept. 17 Matt Henry, Man *Scott McCuaig, UBC Hugh O’Neill, AB Sept. 24 Jordan Sisco, Reg Steve Wilson, Reg Mike Howard, Man Oct. 01 Teale Orban, Reg *Rhys Coppens, AB Derek Townsend, UBC Oct. 09 *Teale Orban, Reg Justin Cooper, Man Mike Howard, Man Oct. 15 Jordan Sisco, Reg *Brandon Rockhill, Cgy *Aaron Ifield, Cgy Oct. 22 Leighton Heron, Sask *Jon Krahenbil, Sask Anthony Parker, Cgy Oct. 29 *Anthony Woodson, Cgy Mike Picken, Reg Brad Black, Man Nov. 05 Scott McHenry, Sask *Stan Van Sichem, Reg Perri Scarcelli, Reg Nov. 12 John Makie, Man *Bob Reist, Man *Scott Dixon, Man Nov. 19 *John Makie, Man Jim Jeavons, Man *Mike Howard, Man Nov. 26 2007 Canada West Football Schedule NOTES: daylight Savings Time begins at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, Nov. 4, 2007 games in bold on Shaw TV; Games in Ital on The Score TV winning team underlined DAY DATE VISITOR HOME TIME Fri 31-Aug Calgary 52 Simon Fraser 14 7:00 Swangard Alberta 14 Saskatchewan 45 7:00 Sat 01-Sep Manitoba 36 Regina 13 3:00 Tues 04-Sep Simon Fraser 11 UBC 19 7:00 Sat 08-Sep Manitoba 21 UBC 12 2:00 Regina 24 Alberta 22 2:00 Saskatchewan 27 Calgary 13 1:00 Sat 15-Sep Calgary 28 Manitoba 35 1:00 Simon Fraser 6 Saskatchewan 34 1:30 Alberta 23 UBC 24 2:00 Fri 21-Sep UBC 28 Regina 55 7:00 Sat 22-Sep Saskatchewan 10 Manitoba 15 2:00 Simon Fraser 10 Alberta 45 2:00 Sat 29-Sep Regina 37 Simon Fraser 24 1:00 Coquitlam Saskatchewan 19 UBC 16 2:00 Alberta 17 Calgary 9 1:00 Sat 06-Oct Manitoba 29 Alberta 16 2:00 Calgary 17 Regina 42 3:00 UBC 31 Simon Fraser 2 1:00 Burnaby Sat 13-Oct UBC 14 Manitoba 26 2:00 Alberta 16 Regina 35 3:00 Calgary 20 Saskatchewan 19 1:30 Sat 20-Oct Regina 17 Manitoba 22 1:00 Saskatchewan 28 Alberta 13 2:00 Simon Fraser 3 Calgary 54 1:00 Fri 26-Oct UBC 23 Calgary 41 7:00 Sat 27-Oct Manitoba 22 Simon Fraser 0 1:00 Coquitlam Regina 34 Saskatchewan 31 1:30 Playoffs Fri 02-Nov Saskatchewan 13 Regina 19 7:00 Semifinal Sat 03-Nov Calgary 5 Manitoba 27 6:00 Semifinal Sat 10-Nov Canada Wes Final: Regina 5 at Manitoba 48 Hardy Cup Sat 17-Nov CIS Semifinal Bowl: Western 20 at Manitoba 52 (Mitchell Bowl) CIS Semi Fri 23-Nov Vanier Cup: Rogers Centre, Toronto: Manitoba 28 Saint Mary’s 14 CIS Final 2007 Playoff Summaries Canada West Semifinal #1 Canada West Semifinal #2 Friday, Nov. 2: 3rd Saskatchewan at 2nd Regina Saturday, Nov. 3: 4th Calgary at 1st Manitoba First Quarter First Quarter 14:24 SASK - Braden Suchan 40 yd field goal 07:55 MAN - Matt Henry 1 yd run (Scott Dixon kick) Second Quarter 13:11 CALG - Aaron Ifield 27 yd field goal 09:16 REG - Perri Scarcelli 22 yd field goal Second Quarter 14:38 REG - Jordan Sisco 1 yd run (Perri Scarcelli kick) 00:13 MAN - Scott Dixon 28 yd field goal Third Quarter 10:57 MAN - Scott Dixon 27 yd field goal 5:08 REG - Perri Scarcelli 19 yd field goal 14:51 MAN - Jeff Strome 50 yd pass from Makie (Dixon kick) 08:25 REG - Perri Scarcelli 17 yd field goal Third Quarter 11:05 SASK - Karl Phillips 16 yd pass from Lawrence Nixon 02:43 MAN - Neil Fulgueras 35 yd pass by Makie (Dixon kick) (Braden Suchan kick) 08:56 CALG - TEAM safety Fourth Quarter 01:35 REG - Perri Scarcelli 37 yd field goal Scoring by quarter: 04:21 SASK - Braden Suchan 11 yd field goal Calgary 3 0 2 0 - 5 Manitoba 7 13 7 0 - 27 Scoring by quarter: Saskatchewan 3 0 7 3 - 13 Att. At Canada Inns Stadium in Winnipeg - 750 Regina 0 10 6 3 - 19 Calg Man Att. At Mosaic Stadium in Regina – 5,150 First Downs 19 18 Rushes-Yds 36-172 28-114 Sask Reg Passin gYds 210 141 First Downs 21 27 Passes Comp-Att-Int 19-31-3 7-19-0 Rushes-Yds 26-142 45-159 Plays-Yds 71-342 47-255 Passing-Yds 208 273 Fumbles-Lost 7-4 0-0 Pass Comp-Att-Int 14-29-0 20-28-2 Fumble Returns-Yds 0-0 1-9 Plays-Yds 61-312 75-425 Penalties-yds 13-104 12-105 Fumbles-Lost 1-1 3-1 Punts-Avg 6-22.8 12-28.9 Fumble Returns-Yds 0-0 0-0 Punt returns-Yds 12-49 5-52 Penalties-Yds 10-75 10-90 Kickoff returns-Yds 5-86 1-26 Punts-Avg 9-35.3 6-36.2 Interceptions-Yds 0-0-0 3-6-0 Punt returns-Yds 6-31 9-60 Possession Time 34:42 25:18 Kickoff returns-yds 3-70 2-49 Third-Down Conv 4 of 8 0 of 1 Interceptions-Yds 2-23 0-0 Red-Zone Scores 1-2 3-3 Possession Time 26:02 33:58 Sacks by-Yds 0-0 4-40 Third-Down Conv 2 of 3 4 of 4 Field Goals 1-2 2-2 Red-Zone Scores 2-2 4-5 Sacks by-Yds 2-7 6-38 Individual Statistics Field Goals 2-2 4-4 Rushing: Calg-Anthony Woodson 18-105, Matt Walter 16-62, Anthony Parker 1-3, Julian Marchand 1-2; Man-Karim Lowen Individual Statistics 13-57, Matt Henry 12-45, Neil Fulgueras 2-10, John Makie 1-2 Rushing: Sask-Scott Stevens 14-74, Lawrence Nixon 7-53, Passing: Calg-Julian Marchand 24-12-130, C.Masikewich 7-7- Dathan Thomas 2-9, Jordy Burrows 1-9, Team 1-(-1), Bret 80; Man-John Makie 19-7-141 Thompson 1-2; Reg-Derek Belvedere 27-94, Teale Orban 8-52, Receiving: Calg-Nathan Coehoorn 5-44, Taylor Altilio 4-37, Jordan Sisco 7-12, Chad Goldie 1-3 Adam Bunz 3-33, Anthony Parker 2-49, Anthony Woodson 2- Passing: Sask-Lawrence Nixon 29-14-208; Reg-Teale Orban 34, Jeff Wollin 2-17, Matt Walter 1-6; Man-Neil Fulgueras 3-56, 28-20-273 Jeff Strome 1-50, Simon Blaszczak 1-19, Terry Firr 1-10, Randy Receiving: Sask-Scott McHenry 6-108, Leighton Heron 3-35, Simmons 1-6 Karl Phillips 2-36, Taylor Krislock 1-14, Dathan Thomas 1-12, Fumbles-lost: Calg-A.Parker 3-1; M.Walter 2-1; J.Marchand 1- Cory Jones 1-6; Reg-Jordan Sisco 8-92, Kolten Solomon 6-83, 1; A.Woodson 1-1.
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