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WIDESIDE The Official Newsletter of Football Alberta Winter Edition, 73rd Issue January 2009 Football Alberta Membership (New dates for renewal) It’s that time of year again; you’ve had a (short) break and football training camps are starting to ready players for the new season. We have changed the effective Membership dates to follow the calendar year (January 1 2009 to December 31, 2009). Inside this issue: It will be easier for league/team administrators to register players at the start of the year for winter gym nights and spring camps and then to continue to register players as they join the team. It is extremely important for the well-being of players that insurance is valid (and thus 2008 Yearbook of Results 2 paid for), before they are training/practicing/playing for your team. Membership and insur- ance rates will stay the same for 2009. Bantam Bowl Tryouts 4 Team/League Team Insurance Sr. Bowl & U17 Tryouts 4 Minor (Atom, PW, Bantam) Team fee of $105.00 (incl. GST) $15.00 per person Inaugural Bowl a Success 7 High School Team fee of $131.25 (incl. GST) $15.00 per person Midget/Junior/University Team fee of $131.25 (incl. GST) $15.00 per person Canadians Represented in 8 NCAA Bowls Senior Men/Women $15.00 per person Flag/Touch $7.00 per person Home Depot NFL Coach 8 of the Year Each league/team administrator has been assigned a username and password to access the Sport Medicine Council Of 8 online system to register teams, players and team personnel. If your team registrar has changed, please pass the username and password along to them. Alberta Courses Visit the Football AB website for more information on membership benefits and services Calendar of Events 9 www.footballalberta.ab.ca/membership. Please note: All minor teams must have Football AB Feature Article: 9 membership and insurance to be eligible for Provincials. As well, high schools must be in good Criminal Records Checks standing with Football AB before their players can attend Senior Bowl and U17 tryouts! 2008 Champions Notable Names for 2008... Congratulations go out to: Junior Football players from AB named All-Canadian Atom (age 9-10) Matt Scheurwater (R) - Okanagan Sun(John Diefenbaker, Cal.) Edmonton Chargers Cody Gross (DL) - Calgary Colts (Willow Creek HS, Claresholm) Carmen Fruncillo (LB) - Calgary Colts (St Francis HS, Calgary) WIDESIDE is the official Pee-Wee (age 11-12) Ryan Elaschuk (K) - Edmonton Wildcats (Lord Beaverbrook) newsletter of Football Alberta. Tier I Calgary Cowboys CJFL Coach of the Year 11759 Groat Rd Tier II W. Edm Black Raiders Keith Kendall, Calgary Colts Edmonton AB T5M 3K6 Tier III Stettler Panthers (P) 780-427-8108 (F) 780-427-0524 CJFL Life Membership Award Tier IV Millwoods Maulers Jim Pankovich, President PFC, former Edmonton Wildcat HC Web: www.footballalberta.ab.ca Bantam (age 13-15) CIS All-Canadians from Alberta for2008 Executive Director: Tier I Sherwood Park Rams 1st Team: Simeon Rottier (T) - U of A (R.F. Staples H.S.) Brian Fryer Tier II Foothills Falcons Andrea Bonaventura (LB) - U of C (via Ontario) (E) [email protected] Tier III Lloydminster Chargers 2nd Team:Matt Walter (RB) - U of C (Bishop O’Byrne H.S.) Nathan Coehoorn (WR) - U of C (Medicine Hat H.S.) Technical Director: Tier IV GP Broncos Mark Stinson (IR) - Toronto (Henry Wise Wood H.S.) Tim Enger High School Dan Schutte (DT) - St Mary’s (Hunting Hills H.S.) (E) [email protected] Tier IV Ardrossan Bisons Hugh O’Neill (P) - U of A (Ross Sheppard H.S.) Administrative Coordinator: Tier III Cochrane Cobras Home Depot NFL Youth Coach of the Year Christy Griffin Tier II Notre Dame Pride Quinn Skelton, Medicine Hat High School (see page 8) (E) [email protected] Tier I Raymond Comets 2008 Yearbook of Results SENIOR MEN’S MIDGET (Spring) ALBERTA LEAGUE W L T PF PA PTS CAPITAL DISTRICT MIDGET W L T PF PA PTS Calgary Wolfpack 9 1 0 330 165 18 Tier 1 Lloydminster Vandals 6 3 0 297 157 12 Parkland Outlaws 3 0 1 105 47 7 Parkland Panthers 5 3 0 238 165 10 Sherwood Park Rams 2 0 2 84 43 6 Grande Prairie Drillers 5 4 0 272 270 10 West Edmonton Raiders 2 2 0 74 106 4 Edmonton Stallions 4 5 0 213 153 8 Sherwood Park Wolverines 1 2 1 72 112 5 Calgary Gators 3 5 0 164 168 6 St Albert Storm 0 4 0 36 63 0 Red Deer Buccaneers 2 5 0 88 195 4 FINAL: Parkland Outlaws 16 Sherwood Park Rams 0 Edmonton Seahawks 0 7 0 10 311 0 Tier 2 SEMIS: Calgary Wolfpack 15 Edmonton Stallions 10 Division 1 Lloydminster Vandals 42 Grande Prairie Drillers 21 Edmonton Chargers 4 1 0 145 83 8 FINAL: Calgary Wolfpack 43 Lloydminster Vandals 21 Leduc TiCats 4 1 0 181 64 8 NATIONAL FINAL: Calgary Wolfpack 35 Tri-City Outlaws 7 Edmonton Mustangs 2 3 0 68 63 4 UNIVERSITY St Albert Storm 2 3 0 75 101 4 Edmonton Seahawks 1 4 0 87 167 2 CANADA WEST LEAGUE W L OT PF PA PTS Division 2 U of Saskatchewan Huskies 6 2 0 217 83 12 Edmonton Eagles 5 0 0 140 65 10 U of Calgary Dinosaurs 5 3 0 146 127 10 Millwoods Grizzlies 3 2 0 82 71 6 U of Regina Rams 5 3 0 163 179 10 Ft McMurray Ravens 2 3 0 88 104 4 Simon Fraser Univ. Clan 5 3 0 122 128 10 Leduc Straycats 2 3 0 120 112 4 U of Manitoba Bisons 3 5 0 126 160 6 Parkland Bandits 0 5 0 30 187 0 UBC Thunderbirds 2 6 0 117 160 4 FINAL: Edmonton Chargers 48 Edmonton Eagles 7 U of Alberta Golden Bears 2 6 0 140 194 4 SEMIS: SFU 40 Saskatchewan 30 HIGH SCHOOL Calgary 24 Regina 17 MIGHTY PEACE LEAGUE W L OT PF PA PTS HARDY CUP: Calgary 44 SFU 21 McLeod Division VANIER CUP: Laval 44 Western 21 Peace River Pioneers 4 0 227 52 8 JUNIOR Whitecourt Cats 3 1 131 117 6 Beaverlodge Royals 2 2 101 95 2 W L T PF PA PTS PRAIRIE FOOTBALL CONF. Hinton Wolfpack 1 3 52 149 2 Saskatoon Hilltops 8 0 0 311 54 16 Valleyview Cougars 0 4 20 117 0 Calgary Colts 6 1 1 252 184 13 Edmonton Wildcats 4 3 1 273 178 9 Wapati Division W L OT PF PA PTS Winnipeg Rifles 2 5 1 230 238 5 Grande Prairie Warriors 4 0 103 25 8 Regina Thunder 2 5 1 132 262 5 Sexsmith Sabres 3 1 114 44 6 Edmonton Huskies 0 8 0 68 340 0 St Joe’s Celtics 2 2 125 69 4 PFC SEMIS: Saskatoon 35 Winnipeg 28 Peace Wapati Titans 1 3 59 96 2 Calgary Colts 28 Edmonton Wildcats 21 Fox Creek Flames 0 4 6 162 0 PFC FINAL: Saskatoon 31 Calgary Colts 14 PEACE SEMIS: Peace River 52 Sexsmith 0 Van. Island Raiders 27 Saskatoon Hilltops 25 G.P. Comp 36 Whitecourt 3 NATIONAL FINAL: Van. Isl. Raiders 35 Burlington Braves 8 ATHABASCA SEMIS: Beaverlodge 52 PWA 0 (Spring) St. Joe’s 32 Hinton 12 MIDGET PEACE BOWL: Peace River 31 G.P. Comp 8 CALGARY MIDGET LEAGUE W L T PF PA PTS ATHABASCA BOWL: St Joe’s 10 Beaverlodge 7 Boulton Division Hilltoppers 6 0 0 237 36 12 Mavericks 3 3 0 99 118 6 Cowboys 2 4 0 114 103 4 Broncos 1 5 0 90 163 2 Northern Raiders 0 6 0 9 238 0 Parkinson Division Bulldogs 5 1 0 146 123 10 Colts 4 1 1 135 77 9 Official Supplier to the Senior Bowl High Eagles 4 2 0 231 103 8 School All-Star Game Since 1992 Falcons 3 2 1 142 106 7 For all your Team Sports needs contact: Wildcats 1 5 0 75 212 2 (403) 291-4479 or [email protected] FINAL: 2 2008 Yearbook of Results cont’d. EDMONTON PUBLIC (SR) W L T PF PA PTS EDMONTON METRO (JR) W L T PF PA PTS Bright Conference Bev Facey Falcons 7 1 0 302 58 14 Parkland Predators 5 0 0 141 22 10 St Albert Skyhawls 7 1 0 287 39 14 Ross Sheppard Thunderbirds 4 1 0 115 58 8 Bellerose Bulldogs 6 2 0 240 80 12 Harry Ainlay Titans 3 2 0 113 75 6 Salisbury Sabres 5 3 0 178 100 10 Strathcona Lords 2 3 0 77 121 4 St Francis Xavier Rams 4 4 0 190 143 8 www.footballalberta.ab.ca Jasper Place Rebels 1 4 0 51 101 2 St Joseph Saints 3 5 0 183 196 6 M.E. Lazerte Voyageurs 0 5 0 42 161 0 Austin O’Brien Crusaders 2 6 0 53 285 4 SEMIS: Parkland 36 Strathcona 7 Archbishop O’Leary Spartans 2 6 0 80 293 4 Ross Sheppard 24 Harry Ainlay 7 Archbishop Jordan Scots 0 8 0 16 325 0 FINAL: Parkland 35 Ross Sheppard 23 SEMIS: Bev Facey 34 Salisbury 7 Gilfillian Conference W L OT PF PA PTS St Albert 7 Bellerose 1 McNally Tigers 3 1 0 145 54 6 FINAL: Bev Facey 42 St Albert 6 J Percy Page Panthers 3 1 0 98 27 6 WHEATLAND LEAGUE W L T PF PA PTS W.P. 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