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DESJARDINS No. 5 Calgary vs. No. 1 Laval Saturday, November 27, 2010 • 11:45 a.m. ET PEPS Stadium • , Que.

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2010 CALGARY SCHEDULE (6‐2, 9‐2) DINOS HOPE THIRD TIME’S Home games BOLD; playoff games in italics Sept. 4 L 13‐34 THE CHARM AT PEPS Sept. 10 Regina W 24‐21 For the third straight year, the University of will end their Sept. 18 @ W 23‐14 season at ’s PEPS Stadium on the campus of Université Laval. Sept. 25 @ W 26‐25 After losses in their previous two trips, however, the Dinos will be focused Oct. 2 UBC W 33‐16 on notching a victory and the school’s fifth Vanier Cup title as they face Oct. 15 @ Saskatchewan L 17‐36 the No. 1, undefeated, hometown in a battle for Oct. 22 @ Regina W 35‐27 Canadian university football supremacy. Oct. 30 Alberta W 37‐5

THE MATCH‐UP Nov. 6 CW Semi‐final vs. Regina W 40‐33 Nov. 13 74th Hardy Cup vs. Alberta W 56‐3 Calgary and Laval have met just once previously, in the 2008 at PEPS. The powerhouse Rouge et Or Nov. 20 vs. Saint Mary’s W 35‐8 dominated a young Dinos squad, scoring an easy 59‐10 victory en route to their fifth Vanier Cup title. The Dinos and the Rouge et Or are the only two teams to have held top spot in the FRC‐CIS Top 10 poll in 2010. Calgary opened the season at No. 1 and, after a season‐opening loss to Saskatchewan, surrendered it to Laval – and the Rouge et Or have 2010 LAVAL SCHEDULE (9‐0, 12‐0) held it since, going a perfect 12‐0 and winning their record eighth straight Quebec conference championship. It is just Home games BOLD; playoff games in italics Sept. 5 McGill W 50‐9 the second time in school history that the Dinos will face a team based in the province of Quebec – both times, Laval. Sept. 11 @ Sherbrooke W 36‐6 THE DRIVE FOR REDEMPTION Sept. 18 @ Saint Mary’s W 45‐7 It certainly hasn’t been an easy road for the Dinos to get back to the Vanier Cup after giving up an 18‐point halftime Sept. 26 Sherbrooke W 23‐7 lead to Queen’s in 2009 before falling 33‐31 in heartbreaking fashion. But after winning their third straight Hardy Cup Oct. 3 Concordia W 46‐10 title and handling Saint Mary’s in the semi‐final for the second straight season, the Dinos are ready for another shot. Oct. 9 @ W 19‐12 It’s the first time in history that the Dinos have made Vanier Cup appearances in consecutive Oct. 17 Bishop’s W 62‐0 years – the previous best was two appearances in three years, which happened in both 1983/1985 and 1993/1995. Oct. 23 @ McGill W 68‐0 Oct. 30 @ Concordia W 62‐7 THE BOWL GAME OUT WEST Nov. 6 RSEQ Semi‐final vs. Bishop’s W 56‐1 The Calgary Dinos have made seven Vanier Cup appearances in their history, not including this year: 1975, 1983, 1985, Nov. 13 vs. Sherbrooke W 22‐17 1988, 1993, 1995, and 2009. Calgary has a 4‐3 record in the national championship game. All three losses (1975, 1993, Nov. 20 Uteck Bowl vs. Western W 13‐11 and 2009) came in years where the Dinos had played the semi‐final Bowl game in the province of The other four Vanier Cups, all victories, had a distinctly ‘Western’ feel to the lead‐up semi‐final. In 1983, the Dinos got a WEST STANDINGS bye to the Vanier as western champions; in 1985 and 1995, Calgary hosted the Bowl game at McMahon Stadium, then x‐clinched playoff spot; y‐first place went on to capture the national title. And in 1988, the Dinos defeated Western in London, Ont. in the Central Bowl.

THE COACHES G W L +/‐ Pts The Dinos and the Rouge et Or have met just once in their history, but head coaches and are xy‐Saskatchewan 8 6 2 +139 12 certainly no strangers. They have faced off seven times before, including the 2003 Vanier Cup – a 14‐7 Laval victory. x‐CALGARY 8 6 2 +30 12 Nill is 2‐5 against Constantin and 2‐6 against Laval all‐time, with another Vanier Cup loss coming in 1999. Both those x‐Regina 8 5 3 +100 10 games were played between the Saint Mary’s Huskies, Nill’s former team, and Laval. x‐Alberta 8 3 5 ‐43 6 UBC 8 2 6 ‐91 4 In 2009, Nill along with Queen’s bench boss Pat Sheahan simultaneously became the first CIS coaches to lead two Manitoba 8 2 6 ‐135 4 different programs to Vanier Cup appearances. Nill, back in 2010, has another opportunity to become the first CIS coach to WIN Vanier Cup titles with two different programs after winning back‐to‐back championships in 2001 and LAST WEEK’S RESULTS – National Semi‐finals 2002 with Saint Mary’s. Nill is wrapping up his fifth season as head coach of the Dinos and, since taking over the reins Uteck Bowl: Western 11 @ Laval 13

in 2006, has posted an overall record of 32‐19, including an 8‐3 mark in the playoffs. Nill’s Dinos have won three Mitchell Bowl: Saint Mary’s 8 @ CALGARY 35 consecutive Hardy Cups, emblematic of the Canada West championship – just the second time in school history that Calgary has won three straight conference titles (1983‐85). THIS WEEK: XLVI Desjardins Vanier Cup Nov. 27 – No. 1 Laval vs. No. 5 Calgary, 11:30 a.m. EST THE ROAD TO THE VANIER CUP The Calgary Dinos opened the 2010 season focused on one thing: a return trip to the Vanier Cup. While their wish has FRC‐CIS TOP 10 (FINAL) been fulfilled, the long road to Quebec City certainly didn’t take the widely‐anticipated route. Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2010

The Regular Season Calgary opened the year at No. 1 in the CIS Top 10 poll, the first time since 1993 that the Dinos had reached the top 1. Laval (9‐0) 6. McMaster (7‐2) spot. The Dinos opened the regular season for the third straight year against the , this time at 2. Western (7‐1) 7. Montreal (6‐3) McMahon Stadium, in a rematch of the classic 2009 Hardy Cup game won 39‐38 by Calgary in . An injury to All‐Canadian linebacker Andrea Bonaventura in a pre‐season game against Alberta was a sign of things to come, and a 3. Saskatchewan (6‐2) 8. Regina (5‐3) revamped defence took to the field against the Huskies under the lights on Sept. 4. Continued on page 2

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Continued from Page 1 THE OFFENCE Big plays by the then‐No. 3 Huskies gave them a relatively easy 34‐13 win in a After a slow start, Calgary’s offence has begun to round into form and looks to be McMahon monsoon. And it didn’t just rain for the Dinos, it poured. All‐Canadian peaking at the right time. Led by Glavic, whose game has had to adjust because of the slotback Anthony Parker (arm) and two‐time winner and BLG knee injury, the Dinos feature Anthony Parker and Nathan Coehoorn – who are both Award recipient (knee) left the field with injuries, while former All‐ likely to be taken high in the 2011 CFL – at receiver, while is the Canadian running back – in his first game back after missing feature tailback with and Anthony Woodson contributing as well. all of the 2009 season – was taken off the field on a stretcher and transported Slotback Richard Snyder is also a big‐game player and is one of Glavic’s go‐to guys in to hospital with a concussion after a controversial hit by a Huskies defender. key situations. Eric Dzwilewski, meanwhile, backs up Glavic and is the of The loss dropped the Dinos to No. 5 in the top 10, but more urgently, Calgary the future for the Dinos. had to prepare a freshman quarterback to take over an offence that was Calgary’s offensive line is the ‘pride and joy’ of Coach Nill and a huge reason for the missing three key personnel. And in a 24‐21 homecoming win over the Regina Dinos’ success. Three of the five starters were named conference all‐stars this year, Rams, rookie Eric Dzwilewski took charge. Dzwilewski, the unanimous Canada and that list didn’t include right tackle Kirby Fabien – who was a second team All‐ West rookie of the year, was named the conference’s offensive player of the Canadian in 2009. Paul Swiston, the hulking 6‐foot‐9 left tackle, was the Canada West week after winning his first‐ever CIS start. nominee for the J.P. Metras Trophy as outstanding down lineman.

Calgary then went up the road to where Tye Noble’s pick‐six late in Canada West All‐stars: Walter (RB), Parker (SB), Coehoorn (WR), Swiston (LT), the fourth quarter scored a come‐from‐behind 23‐14 win for the Dinos with Alexander (RG), Krausnick‐Groh (C). head coach Blake Nill serving a one‐game suspension resulting from the Woodson incident in Week 1. The following week, the Dinos braved abysmal THE DEFENCE field conditions at University Stadium in to edge the Nill took over as defensive coordinator in 2010 an installed a high‐pressure system 26‐25 – a score that flattered the home side after they made a desperate last‐ that took some time to take effect but has begun to dominate opposing teams in the minute push. last few weeks. Heading into the Vanier Cup, the Dinos have given up just 49 points in their last four games – and 33 of those were against Regina, which had one of the top Returning home with one game remaining until the conference‐wide offences in the nation this year. Thanksgiving bye week, the Dinos faced the new‐look UBC Thunderbirds – needing a win to take a 4‐1 record into the break and, hopefully, get some Second‐year linebacker Sam Hurl had a breakout year. He moved from his halfback bodies back on the field. By this point, six of the Dinos’ eight All‐Canadians had spot to linebacker at the beginning of the season and flourished there, earning the missed at least some playing time: running back Matt Walter missed the second Canada West nomination for the Presidents’ Trophy as defensive player of the year. half of the Manitoba game and safety Anthony DesLauriers continued to nurse a Halfback Tye Noble, meanwhile, led Canada West in tackles and was a conference all‐ leg injury while Bonaventura, Glavic, and Parker also healed up. star. Doctor Cassama, a freshman Swede, has speed to burn and was defensive MVP Glavic dressed for the UBC game but did not play as Dzwilewski won his fourth in the Mitchell Bowl, while transfer Anthony DesLauriers (Simon Fraser) has anchored the Calgary secondary despite battling injury throughout the season. straight start 33‐16 over the T‐Birds. Canada West All‐stars: Hurl (LB), Noble (DB). Coming out of the bye week, the Dinos again found themselves up against Saskatchewan, this time in Saskatoon – and the result was eerily similar. The THE SPECIAL TEAMS hometown Huskies notched a 36‐17 win, dropping the Dinos to 4‐2 and forcing Aaron Ifield kicked his way into the record books this year, recording a school‐record a must‐win showdown in Regina against the Rams for home‐field advantage. In 18 field goals on the year and booting his 71st from 51 yards, tying a career long and Glavic’s first start since the opener, the Calgary offence finally started to break setting the new CIS all‐time record on the final play of the regular season. Nathan out and the Dinos beat the Rams 35‐27, clinching a home playoff date. Calgary Coehoorn, meanwhile, is dangerous on the punt return, recording two TDs on the closed the season with a 37‐5 whitewash of Alberta at home, a game that will year, while Anthony Parker is the key kick returner for Calgary. be best remembered for kicker Aaron Ifield’s 51‐yard as time expired Canada West All‐stars: Aaron Ifield (PK). that set a new CIS record for career field goals (71). THE SENIORS The Playoffs The Calgary Dinos have 11 fifth‐year seniors on the roster who will play the final The Dinos hosted the in a conference semi‐final game after game of their CIS careers Saturday afternoon in Quebec City. They are: LB Andrea finishing in a first‐place tie with Saskatchewan at 6‐2. The offence was back in Bonaventura, DB Anthony DesLauriers, LB Chris Folk, QB Erik Glavic, DL Carlos gear, and they got right to it: Glavic found Parker for a 70‐yard touchdown Guglielmi, K/P Aaron Ifield, LB Geoff Paiement, DL Brandon Rockhill, LB Julian strike on the game’s opening offensive play. Calgary built up a 33‐11 lead before Simmerling, DB Steve Truzak, and R Milos Zivkovic. the Rams mounted a late charge, but a 100‐yard touchdown drive by Calgary in the fourth quarter put it out of reach as the Dinos held on for a 40‐33 win. In THE GAME NOTES the other semi‐final that day, unranked, fourth‐place Alberta pulled off a • The athletic teams at the University of Calgary have been officially the DINOS since shocking upset of Saskatchewan, scoring 28 unanswered points to beat the 1998, when the name was changed from Dinosaurs. References to the Dinosaurs Huskies 31‐30 – and sending the Hardy Cup game to McMahon. should be limited to teams that competed BEFORE 1998. • A Dinos win Saturday would be the 42nd CIS national championship in the Just two weeks after a convincing 37‐5 victory over their provincial rivals, the University of Calgary’s history and the fifth Vanier cup title since the program Dinos got set to face them for the 74th Hardy Cup and a chance to win a third started in 1964. Calgary has also captured 126 Canada West conference titles in straight conference title. After a tight first quarter, Matt Walter’s 1‐yard TD that span, including 12 conference football championships. early in the second got things rolling for the Dinos and big ’s 20‐ • Just 19 players remain with the Dinos from the 45‐man roster that dressed for the yard interception return major opened the floodgates as Calgary trounced the 2008 Uteck Bowl, the only other time Calgary has met Laval. They are: LB Bears 56‐3. Glavic completed 14 of 18 passes for 270 yards and four Bonaventura, RB Woodson, K/P Ifield, RB Walter, DB Truzak, R Flagel, LB touchdowns and was named Hardy Cup MVP for the second straight year. Simmerling, DB Getty, DB Noble, R Parker, R Snyder, LB Paiement, OL Krausnick‐ The Bowl Game Groh, OL Swiston, OL McCaughan, DL Temple, R Coehoorn, DL Rockhill, and DL For just the second time ever, the Atlantic conference champion travelled to Symons. Canada West for a national semi‐final – and for the second straight year, the • Two Dinos were born in the province of Quebec: RB Steven Lumbala and DL Dinos took on the Saint Mary’s Huskies for a trip to the Vanier Cup. Hughes‐Martin Kalonji were both born in Montreal. Lumbala grew up in Calgary,

Snow and freezing temperatures were the story of the week as the McMahon while Kalonji attended Cégep Vieux Montreal before joining the Calgary Dinos. Stadium staff worked around the clock to prepare the field for both the Mitchell • For the second straight year the Dinos will wear white UnderArmour jerseys in the Bowl and the CFL’s Western Final the following day. Calgary went through 18 Vanier Cup. It’s the fifth time in their eight appearances the Dinos have worn footballs in practice after the bladders popped due to the cold, and kickoff white, with wins in 1985 and 1988 and losses in 1993 and 2009. The Dinos are temperature was ‐16 C. Despite the cold, the Dinos still managed to put up 35 completing the second year of a four‐year official outfitter agreement with points against the Huskies, extending Canada West’s home in UnderArmour Canada. Bowl games to 37 years with a 35‐8 win. Sophomore Steven Lumbala scored • The Dinos’ last road game was Oct. 22 at Regina, a 35‐27 win. Calgary was 3‐1 on what turned out to be the game‐winning touchdown and was named the the road in 2010, and the Vanier Cup will be officially considered a road game. BlackBerry player of the game with 127 rushing yards. Nathan Coehoorn • Calgary is the last team to lose the Vanier Cup to a team playing at home (1993, matched that total through the air, while Glavic completed 16 of 25 passes for ) 263 yards and three touchdowns as the Dinos improved to 3‐0 in home Bowl • Nill is the third Dinos coach to lead the team to a Vanier Cup appearance after games and 14‐2 all‐time in home playoff games. Mike Lashuk (1975) and Peter Connellan (1983, 1985, 1988, 1993, 1995). 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 3

2010 UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY DINOS West Champions, Mitchell Bowl Champions

# Name Pos. Ht. Wt Yr Hometown Previous Team (High School) Pronunciation 1 Chris Dobko R 6‐1 196 2 St. Albert, Alta. Edmonton Wildcats (Paul Kane) 2 Andrea Bonaventura LB 6‐2 225 5 Hamilton, Ont. Saint Mary’s Univ. (St. Jean de Brebeuf) on‐DRAY‐uh 3 Steven Lumbala RB 5‐11 200 2 Calgary, Alta. (St. Francis) lumm‐BALL‐luh 4 Tye Noble DB 6‐0 195 3 Winnipeg, Man. (Oak Park) 5 Anthony Woodson RB 6‐0 210 4 Calgary, Alta. (St. Francis) 6 Aaron Ifield K/P 6‐0 195 5 Saskatoon, Sask. (Mount Royal) EYE‐feeld 9 Matt Walter RB 5‐10 210 4 Calgary, Alta. (Bishop O’Byrne) 10 Erik Glavic QB 6‐6 230 5 Pickering, Ont. Saint Mary’s Univ. (St. Mary’s) GLAV‐itch 11 Eric Dzwilewski QB 6‐0 175 1 Boise, Idaho, USA (Centennial) de‐LESS‐key 13 Chudi Nzekwu DB 5‐11 185 4 Calgary, Alta. (St. Francis) CHOO‐dee ZEK‐woo 14 Brian Hagen DB 6‐2 193 2 Calgary, Alta. Calgary Colts (Bishop O’Byrne) 16 Michael Lau DB 5‐10 155 4 Calgary, Alta. (Henry Wise Wood) 18 Jamahl Knowles DB 5‐10 177 2 , B.C. South Surrey Rams (Sands Secondary) 19 Julian Simmerling LB 6‐2 210 5 West Vancouver, B.C. (Sentinel Secondary) 21 Steve Truzak DB 5‐11 170 5 Bedford, N.S. Saint Mary’s Univ. (Charles P. Allen) TROO‐zack 22 Anthony DesLauriers DB 6‐0 190 5 Surrey, B.C. Simon Fraser Univ. (St. Thomas More) de‐LOAR‐ee‐eh 23 Wyatt Getty DB 6‐1 190 3 Calgary, Alta. (Henry Wise Wood) 24 John Kadiebwe DB 6‐3 195 1 Calgary, Alta. (Bishop McNally) kadd‐IBB‐way 25 Doctor Cassama DB 6‐1 190 1 Kristianstad, SWE Team Sweden Jr. (Söderport) cuss‐SAM‐uh 28 Sam Hurl LB 6‐1 208 2 Calgary, Alta. (Centennial) 29 Jordan Flagel R 6‐2 220 4 Calgary, Alta. (Bishop O’Byrne) FLAGG‐ell 30 Andrew Kay RB 5‐9 205 1 Airdrie, Alta. (Lethbridge Collegiate Institute) 31 Adam Driedger LB 6‐2 225 2 Calgary, Alta. (Bowness) DREED‐jer 32 Emilio Violato RB 6‐0 210 2 Calgary, Alta. (St. Francis) vee‐oh‐LATT‐oh 33 Anthony Parker R 6‐2 215 4 Okotoks, Alta. (Foothills Composite) 34 Richard Snyder R 6‐2 215 3 Calgary, Alta. (Henry Wise Wood) 39 Chris Folk LB 5‐10 210 5 Kelowna, B.C. Simon Fraser Univ. (Kelowna) 40 R.J. Bond LB 6‐6 231 2 Mundelein, Ill., USA (Mundelein) 44 Geoff Paiement LB 6‐1 210 5 Okotoks, Alta. (Holy Trinity Academy) PAY‐mont 47 Travis Payne LB 6‐2 220 1 Lethbridge, Alta. (Lethbridge Collegiate Institute) 50 Kirby Fabien OL 6‐6 295 2 Calgary, Alta. (Bishop McNally) 54 Alex Krausnick‐Groh OL 6‐3 290 3 Cochrane, Alta. (Cochrane) KROZ‐nick GROW 57 Kyle Carbert DL 6‐5 253 4 Airdrie, Alta. V.I.Raiders (George MacDougall) 58 Cam Luchak OL 6‐6 290 1 Okotoks, Alta. (Holy Trinity Academy) LOO‐chack 59 Paul Swiston OL 6‐9 342 3 Calgary, Alta. (Dr. E.P. Scarlett) 61 Quinn McCaughan OL 6‐3 275 3 St. Francis Xavier, Man. (Oak Park) mick‐COGG‐enn 65 Reed Alexander OL 6‐3 292 3 Medicine Hat, Alta. Okanagan Sun (Medicine Hat) 66 Carson Rockhill OL 6‐6 276 2 Parksville, B.C. (Ballenas) 77 Kelly Temple DL 6‐1 290 3 Sexsmith, Alta. (Sexsmith) 80 Taylor Nill R 5‐10 185 2 Calgary, Alta. (St. Francis) 82 Nathan Coehoorn R 6‐2 220 4 Redcliff, Alta. Calgary Colts (Medicine Hat) COO‐horn 84 Milos Zivkovic R 6‐5 245 5 Burnaby, B.C. Simon Fraser Univ. (Moscrop) MEE‐loash ZIV‐koah‐vich 92 Brandon Rockhill DL 6‐2 255 5 Parksville, B.C. Saint Mary’s Univ. (Ballenas) 93 Linden Gaydosh DL 6‐4 320 2 Peace River, Alta. (Ross Sheppard) GAY‐dosh 94 Byron Roberts DL 6‐3 248 3 Calgary, Alta. (Lord Beaverbrook) 95 Carlos Guglielmi DL 6‐0 305 5 Kelowna, B.C. Butte College (Kelowna) goo‐lee‐ELL‐me 97 Josh Symons DL 6‐1 290 5 Calgary, Alta. (Bishop O’Byrne) 98 Martin Kalonji DL 6‐0 235 2 Montreal, Que. Cégep Vieux Montreal (Mont‐Royal) mar‐TAN kal‐LON‐jee 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 4

2010 DINOS STARTING LINEUPS OFFENCE Date Opponent LT LG C RG RT WR WR SB SB SB RB QB September 4 Saskatchewan Swiston Gott Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Nill Parker Dobko Snyder Walter Glavic September 10 Regina Swiston Gott Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Little Walter Dzwilewski September 18 @ Alberta Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Woodson Walter Dzwilewski September 25 @ Manitoba Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Flagel Walter Dzwilewski October 2 UBC Swiston Fabien Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Rockhill Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Parker Walter Dzwilewski October 15 @ Sask. Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Parker Walter Dzwilewski October 22 @ Regina Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Parker Walter Glavic October 30 Alberta Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Parker Walter Glavic November 6 Regina Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Parker Walter Glavic November 13 Alberta Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Parker Walter Glavic November 20 Saint Mary’s Swiston McCaughan Krausnick‐Groh Alexander Fabien Coehoorn Dobko Snyder Lumbala Parker Walter Glavic

DEFENCE Date Opponent DE NT DT DE/RV SLB MLB WLB CB HB HB CB FS September 4 Saskatchewan Gaydosh Symons Guglielmi Kalonji Payne Hurl Simmerling Lau Noble Hagen Truzak DesLauriers September 10 Regina Gaydosh Guglielmi Symons Kalonji Payne Hurl Paiement Lau Noble Hagen Truzak Getty September 18 @ Alberta Gaydosh Temple Symons Kalonji Payne Hurl Paiement Lau Noble Hagen Truzak DesLauriers September 25 @ Manitoba Gaydosh Temple Symons Kalonji Payne Hurl Paiement Lau Noble Hagen Truzak DesLauriers October 2 UBC Gaydosh Symons Temple Hurl Bonaventura Paiement Driedger Lau Noble Hagen Cassama DesLauriers October 15 @ Sask. Gaydosh Symons Temple Hurl Bonaventura Paiement Driedger Lau Noble Cassama Nzekwu Hagen October 22 @ Regina Gaydosh Symons Temple Hurl Bonaventura Folk Driedger Lau Noble Truzak Nzekwu Getty October 30 Alberta Gaydosh Symons Temple Payne Bonaventura Folk Hurl Lau Noble Truzak Nzekwu Getty November 6 Regina Gaydosh Symons Temple Payne Bonaventura Folk Paiement Lau Noble DesLauriers Nzekwu Getty November 13 Alberta Gaydosh Symons Temple Payne Bonaventura Folk Paiement Lau Noble DesLaureirs Nzekwu Getty November 20 Saint Mary’s Gaydosh Symons Temple Payne Bonaventura Folk Paiement Lau Noble Cassama Nzewku DesLauriers

LAST DINOS‐ROUGE ET OR MEETING – November 16, 2008 @ PEPS Stadium, Quebec (Uteck Bowl)

QUEBEC CITY (CIS) – The No. 1‐ranked Laval Rouge et Or (11‐0) are off to the 2008 In the third frame, Milo added a third field goal and Maxime Béland scored the Rouge et Or’s last Desjardins Vanier Cup. major on an eight‐yard run, while Anthony Woodson, on a six‐yard pass from Deke Junior, and Aaron Ifield, on a kickoff single, finally put Calgary on the board. The six‐time reigning Quebec conference champions scored early and often en route to a 59‐10 win over the visiting, No. 6 Calgary Dinos (7‐4) in the first CIS football semi‐final, the Laval conceded a safety to Calgary for the only points of the fourth period. Uteck Bowl, Sunday afternoon in front of standing‐room only crowd of 12,137 at PEPS Groulx, who set a CIS record in the regular season completing 75.2 percent of his passes, was Stadium. named Uteck Bowl MVP after going 12 of 14 for 254 yards, three touchdowns and no Laval scored touchdowns on its first three possessions and on four of its first five drives interceptions. His favourite targets were Bouvette, who finished with four catches, 120 yards and against Canada West champion Calgary to build a 29‐0 lead after the opening quarter and a two scores, and Feoli‐Gudino, who caught seven balls for 123 yards and a TD. 49‐0 advantage at the half. Béland was the game’s top rusher with 116 yards and a score on 12 carries. Benoit Groulx, named the QUFL MVP for the second time in three years, connected with Tackle Étienne Légaré, the down lineman of the year in the QUFL, led the way on defence with 5.5 Mathieu Bouvette on 80 yards on the first Laval play from scrimmage, then scored on a tackles and two of Laval’s six sacks. five‐yard run two plays later to send the Rouge et Or ahead 7‐0 one minute and 33 seconds into the game. Junior was 16‐of‐28 for 159 yards, one TD and one interception in the losing effort.

Groulx found Bouvette in the end zone from 16 yards out on Laval’ next possession and Laval out‐gained Calgary 534‐236, including 250 yards to 78 on the ground, and racked up 31 first connected with Julian Feoli‐Gudino for a six‐yard score on their third drive. After 8:23 of downs compared to 14 for the Dinos. play, the locals were up 21‐0. The game marked the final contest for four fifth‐year Dinos players, each of whom leaves the Following a kickoff single, Groulx once again connected with Bouvette for program after its most successful season since the 1995 Vanier Cup title. Defensive linemen a 16‐yard touchdown on Laval’s fifth drive with 53 seconds remaining in the first frame. Patrick Callan and Josh MacDonald, fullback/linebacker David Gruninger, and defensive back Jon Waldie played their final games for the University of Calgary. A pair of Milo field goals and short TD runs by backup quarterback Cesar Sanchez

Hernandez and running back Guillaume Allard‐Caméus followed in the second quarter as Laval retreated to the locker room up by 49.

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Calgary 0 0 8 2 10 Record: (7‐4‐0,7‐3) YARDSTICKS CGY LAVAL Laval 29 20 10 0 59 Record: (11‐0‐0,10‐0) FIRST DOWNS 14 31

Scoring Summary: RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 21‐77 44‐223 1st 01:33 LAVAL Benoit Groulx 5 yd run (Christ. Milo kick), 3‐83 1:33, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 7 PASSING YDS (NET) 159 311 04:24 LAVAL Math. Bouvette 16 yd pass from Benoit Groulx (Christ. Milo kick), 3‐28 1:19, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 14 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 28‐16‐1 24‐18‐0 08:23 LAVAL J. Feoli‐Gudino 6 yd pass from Benoit Groulx (Christ. Milo kick), 5‐55 2:27, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 21 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 55‐182 68‐534 08:23 LAVAL Christ. Milo rouge (kickoff), , CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 22 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 1‐13 14:07 LAVAL Math. Bouvette 16 yd pass from Benoit Groulx (Christ. Milo kick), 2‐38 1:29, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 29 Punt Returns‐Yards 4‐43 12‐144 2nd 03:00 LAVAL Christ. Milo 33 yd field goal, 8‐0 2:39, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 32 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 7‐138 2‐35 06:31 LAVAL C‐R. Sanchez 1 yd run (Christ. Milo kick), 5‐57 1:34, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 39 Interception Returns‐Yards 0‐0 1‐0 10:30 LAVAL Guill. Allard‐C 3 yd run (Christ. Milo kick), 5‐30 2:29, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 46 Punts (Number‐Avg) 12‐37.5 6‐34.5 14:44 LAVAL Christ. Milo 16 yd field goal, 11‐0 2:07, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 49 Fumbles‐Lost 2‐1 1‐0 3rd 02:29 LAVAL Christ. Milo 25 yd field goal, 8‐0 2:23, CALG 0 ‐ LAVAL 52 Penalties‐Yards 8‐69 4‐40 09:24 CGY Anthony Woodson 6 yd pass from Deke Junior (Aaron Ifield kick), 8‐48 3:32, CALG 7 ‐ LAVAL 52 Possession Time 30:56 29:04 09:24 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge (kickoff), , CALG 8 ‐ LAVAL 52 Third‐Down Conversions 2 of 4 0 of 2 12:42 LAVAL Maxime Béland 8 yd run (Christ. Milo kick), 8‐75 3:18, CALG 8 ‐ LAVAL 59 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 3‐3 7‐8 4th 07:46 CGY TEAM safety, , CALG 10 ‐ LAVAL 59 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 0‐0 6‐34

RUSHING: Calgary‐Matt Walter 16‐46; Jordan Flagel 1‐26; Anthony Woodson 1‐2; Deke Junior 1‐2; KC Prince 1‐1; TEAM 1‐0. Laval‐Maxime Béland 12‐116; Séb. Lévesque 11‐58; Benoit Groulx 2‐23; C‐R. Sanchez 5‐22; Guill. Allard‐C 6‐20; Samuel Fournier 4‐9; TEAM 4‐minus 25.

PASSING: Calgary‐Deke Junior 16‐28‐1‐159; TEAM 0‐0‐0‐0. Laval‐Benoit Groulx 12‐14‐0‐254; C‐R. Sanchez 6‐10‐0‐57.

RECEIVING: Calgary‐Nathan Coehoorn 5‐48; Matt Walter 3‐33; Anthony Woodson 3‐29; Anthony Parker 3‐23; KC Prince 1‐20; Taylor Altilio 1‐6. Laval‐J. Feoli‐Gudino 7‐123; Math. Bouvette 4‐120; Mathieu Picard 3‐33; Matt Leblanc 2‐15; Marc Rémillard 1‐12; 1‐8.

INTERCEPTIONS: Calgary‐None. Laval‐Justin Morrow 1‐0. FUMBLES: Calgary‐TEAM 2‐1. Laval‐Séb. Lévesque 1‐0.

SACKS: Calgary‐None. Laval‐Étienne Légaré 2‐0; Samaël Lavaud 0‐1; M‐A. L‐Fortin 1‐0; M‐A Beaudoin‐C. 1‐0; J‐P. Gilbert 1‐0; André St‐Amour 0‐1 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 5

2010 Dinos Team Statistics – FINAL Dinos All‐Time Results (conference games) All‐time conference record (since 1964) 201‐159‐3 (one overtime loss in 2002 counted as a loss) CGY OPP SCORING 136 146 All‐time playoff record 25‐18 SCORING 208 178 Vanier Cup Championships (4) 1983, 1985, 1988, 1995 Points Per Game 26.0 22.2 Canada West Championships (12) 1975, 1977, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1995, 2008, 2009, 2010 FIRST DOWNS 193 192 Rushing 103 67 Last win (conf.) 37‐5 vs. Alberta, Oct. 30, 2010 Passing 68 96 Last loss (conf.) 17‐36 @ Saskatchewan, Oct. 15, 2010 Penalty 22 29 RUSHING YARDAGE 1986 1245 Last home win / home streak (overall, conf.) 35‐8 vs. Saint Mary’s, Nov. 20, 2010/ W 6, W 3 Yards gained rushing 2076 1286 Last home loss 13‐34 vs. Saskatchewan, Sept. 4, 2010 Yards lost rushing 90 41 Rushing Attempts 281 202 Last road win / road streak (overall, conf.) 35‐27 @ Regina, Oct. 22, 2010 / W 1, W 1 Average Per Rush 7.1 6.2 Last road loss 17‐36 @ Saskatchewan Average Per Game 248.2 155.6 TDs Rushing 9 6 Dinos‐Rouge et Or Head‐to‐Head PASSING YARDAGE 1597 2137 All‐time Calgary record 0‐1 Comp‐Att‐Int 103‐193‐8 164‐291‐9 Current Calgary Streak vs. Laval L 1 Average Per Pass 8.3 7.3 Average Per Catch 15.5 13.0 Last Calgary win None Average Per Game 199.6 267.1 Last Laval win 59‐10, November 16, 2008 (Uteck Bowl) TDs Passing 8 10 TOTAL OFFENSE 3583 3382 All‐time Dinos‐Rouge et Or Games Calgary 0‐1 / Laval 1‐0 Total Plays 489 509 November 16, 2008 Uteck Bowl @ PEPS Stadium, Quebec Laval 59 Calgary 10 Average Per Play 7.3 6.6 Average Per Game 447.9 422.8 Blake Nill’s Record vs. Laval 2‐6 overall, 1‐3 playoffs, 0‐2 Vanier Cup KICK RETURNS: #‐Yards 26‐492 36‐699 2008 (Calgary) Uteck Bowl Calgary 10 @ Laval 59 2‐6 PUNT RETURNS: #‐Yards 59‐586 57‐512 INT RETURNS: #‐Yards 9‐120 8‐90 2005 (Saint Mary’s) Interlock Laval 27 @ Saint Mary’s 11 2‐5 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 18.9 19.4 2004 (Saint Mary’s) Interlock Saint Mary’s 2 @ Laval 35 2‐4 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 9.9 9.0 2003 (Saint Mary’s) Vanier Cup Laval 14 vs. Saint Mary’s 7 2‐3 INT RETURN AVERAGE 13.3 11.2 2003 (Saint Mary’s) Interlock Laval 49 @ Saint Mary’s 8 2‐2 FUMBLES‐LOST 11‐5 7‐3 2002 (Saint Mary’s) Interlock Saint Mary’s 26 @ Laval 24 2‐1 PENALTIES‐Yards 108‐980 102‐769 2001 (Saint Mary’s) Laval 8 @ Saint Mary’s 48 1‐1 Average Per Game 122.5 96.1 1999 (Saint Mary’s) Vanier Cup Laval 14 vs. Saint Mary’s 10 0‐1 PUNTS‐Yards 59‐2271 71‐2761 Average Per Punt 38.5 38.9 Net punt average 29.2 30.6 FINGERTIP FACTS: UNIVERSITY OF CALGARY FOOTBALL TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 29:51 30:05 INSTITUTION 3RD‐DOWN Conversions 8/15 8/16 3rd‐Down Pct 53% 50% Location Calgary, Alberta, Canada SACKS BY‐Yards 16‐98 15‐74 Website www.ucalgary.ca MISC YARDS ‐74 ‐98 Founded 1966 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 20 18 Enrollment 30,000 FIELD GOALS‐ATTEMPTS 18‐22 10‐14 President Dr. M. Elizabeth Cannon ON‐SIDE KICKS 0‐0 0‐0 Dean, Faculty of Kinesiology Dr. Wayne Giles RED‐ZONE SCORES (23‐25) 92% (18‐24) 75% Director of Athletics & Recreation Kevin Boyles RED‐ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (13‐25) 52% (12‐24) 50% PAT‐ATTEMPTS (18‐18) 100% (17‐17) 100% UC DINOS FOOTBALL ATTENDANCE 8559 12384 Nickname Dinos Games/Avg Per Game 4/2140 4/3096 Mascot REX Neutral Site Games 0/0 School Colours Scarlet, Gold, Black SCORE BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total Athletic Website www.goDINOS.com Calgary 30 82 30 66 208 Affiliation Canadian Interuniversity (CIS) Opponents 36 43 38 61 178 Conference Canada West (CW) 2010 Record 10‐2 2010 Dinos Coaching Staff Conference 6‐2

2nd Canada West Head Coach & Defensive Coordinator th Playoffs 3‐0 BLAKE NILL (5 season) Canada West Champions; Mitchell Bowl Champions Home Field (Capacity) McMahon Stadium (35,500) Offensive Coordinator Surface FieldTurf Offensive Line Rohn Meyer, Tony Laratta Joe Dodd KEY PERSONNEL Running Backs Gino DiVincentis Head Coach Blake Nill (5th season) Receivers Bob Kydd BA ’89 (Concordia), BSc ’97 (StFX), MEd ’02 (StFX) Offensive Assistant Gavin Lake Phone (403) 220‐3417 Email [email protected] Defensive Line Mitch Beazer Linebackers Wayne Harris Football Athletic Therapist Kerri Downer BKin, Dip. SIM, CAT (C) Secondary Marcello Rapini, Drew Carpenter Phone (403) 220‐7125 Defensive Assistant Matt Berry Email [email protected] Special Teams Coordinator Pierre Lefebvre Director of Athletics Kevin Boyles BPE, MKin Kickers Jim Hartley Phone (403) 220‐3409 Strength & Conditioning Mac Read Email [email protected] Equipment Managers Allan Naylor, John Carr Video Tom Kanaroski, Bruce McCabe Sports Information Director Ben Matchett BComm, BA Athletic Therapist Kerri Downer Phone (403) 220‐8143 AT Students Kate Trippier, Jessica Lade Mobile (403) 863‐8143 Recruiting Luke Sinclair, Joey Kwasniewski Email [email protected]. 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 6

Head Coach: BLAKE NILL UC Single Game Records th th Active players in BOLD; * denotes playoff game Seasons with UC: 5 Seasons in CIS: 13 POINTS Record with UC Overall CIS record 30 Ken Eslinger September 5,1998 vs. Manitoba Dave Brown October 6, 1989 vs. Manitoba Conference: 24‐16 Conference: 73‐31 Dan Diduck October 17, 1975 vs. Saskatchewan Playoffs: 8‐3 Playoffs: 20‐8 24 J.P. Izquierdo October 21, 1988 vs. Saskatchewan September 30, 1995 vs. Manitoba Blake Nill was appointed the fifth Head Coach in Dinos history on Feb. 23, 2006. Don Blair November 25, 1995 vs. UWO* (Vanier) Anthony Woodson October 28, 2006 vs. Simon Fraser

An former University of Calgary student, Blake played football for the Dinos from 1980 through 1982 before TOUCHDOWNS turning professional with Montreal in 1983 after being selected 19th overall in the CFL draft. He played in the CFL 5 Ken Eslinger September 5,1998 vs. Manitoba from 1983‐88 with Montreal, Hamilton and Winnipeg. A native of Hanna, Alta., Nill has 25 years of football Dave Brown October 6, 1989 vs. Manitoba experience as an athlete and as a coach. Dan Diduck October 17, 1975 vs. Saskatchewan 4 J.P. Izquierdo October 21, 1988 vs. Saskatchewan Blake joined the Dinos after coaching at Saint Mary’s University in Halifax, N.S. While coaching the Saint Mary’s Don Blair September 30, 1995 vs. Manitoba Don Blair November 25, 1995 vs. UWO* (Vanier) Huskies he posted a regular season record of 49 wins and 15 losses (77%) and post‐season record of 12 wins and Anthony Woodson October 28, 2006 vs. Simon Fraser five losses (71%). During that time the Huskies were Vanier Cup Champions in 2001 and 2002 and were finalists FIELD GOALS on two other occasions. He coached the Huskies to a record six consecutive Atlantic University Sport 6 Bruce Parsons November 7, 1992 vs. UBC* (CW Final) Championships (1999‐2004). 5 Greg Vavra Nov. 19, 1983 vs. Queen's* (Vanier Cup) Aaron Ifield September 9, 2006 vs. Alberta Nill won the Frank Tindall Trophy as CIS Coach of the Year in 1999 and was a finalist in 2000, 2001, and 2003. Aaron Ifield October 3, 2009 @ UBC

4 Bruce Parsons August 29, 1991 vs. Saskatchewan He is actively involved in the Canadian University Football Coaches Association (CUFCA), serving as President for P.J. Shea October 27, 2000 vs. UBC. several seasons. Blake was instrumental in the implementation of the interlocking schedule between the AUS and the Quebec conference. PASSING ATTEMPTS 55 Greg Vavra October 22, 1982 vs. Manitoba Nill started his coaching career in August 1992 as the Defensive Coordinator for St. Francis Xavier, a position he 50 Bob Torrance October 27, 1990 vs. Saskatchewan Dalin Tollestrup October 28, 2006 vs. Simon Fraser held until joining Saint Mary’s in February 1998. From April 1990 through July 1992 Nill served as a youth care 46 Lincoln Blumell September 20, 2002 vs. Regina worker in Montreal with the Shawbridge Youth Centre and the Alberta Solicitor General in Calgary. 45 Greg Vavra September 3, 1983 vs. Saskatchewan 43 Greg Vavra November 4, 1983 vs. Alberta Nill took undergraduate courses at the University of Calgary in both physical education and economics, graduating with Bachelor of Arts degree from in 1989. He graduated from St. Francis Xavier COMPLETIONS 32 Dalin Tollestrup October 28, 2006 vs. Simon Fraser University with a Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Education. In addition, Blake has attained his Level III 29 Greg Vavra October 7, 1983 vs. Saskatchewan National Coaching Certification (NCCP). 28 Greg Vavra October 22, 1982 vs. Manitoba 27 Bob Torrance September 3, 1989, vs. UBC Blake served as a guest coach with the in 1997 and 1998, the Ottawa Renegades in 2002 and Bob Torrance October 6, 1989 vs. Manitoba 2003, and the Edmonton Eskimos in 2007. In addition he served as a member of the coaching staff for the Greg Vavra November 4, 1983 vs. Alberta 26 Lincoln Blumell September 20, 2002 vs. Regina Canadian Under‐19 team at the Global World Football Challenge held in conjunction with Super Bowl XLI in Florida in January 2007 and coached the linebackers for Team Canada’s entry at the IFAF World Junior Football PASSING YARDS Championships in Canton, Ohio in July 2009. 627 Greg Vavra October 7, 1983 vs. Saskatchewan 525 Bob Torrance October 6, 1989 vs. Manitoba Blake and his wife, Maura, have two children: Taylor – a receiver for the Dinos – and Bryce. 479 Erik Glavic November 14, 2009 @ Sask (CW Final)* 470 Erik Glavic October 25, 2009 vs. Regina Blake Nill’s Career Coaching Record 439 Bob Torrance September 3, 1989 vs. UBC 426 Bob Torrance October 29, 1988 vs. UBC Conference Playoffs 412 Bob Torrance August 26, 1988 vs. UBC Year GP W L GP W L Season result 411 Greg Vavra October 22, 1982 vs. Manitoba 402 Dalin Tollestrup October 28, 2006 vs. Simon Fraser Saint Mary’s University 1998 8 4 4 0 0 0 Missed playoffs RECEPTIONS 1999 8 7 1 3 2 1 AUS Champions; lost Vanier Cup 14‐10 to Laval 12 Josh Borger, October 25, 1980 vs. Alberta 2000 8 8 0 2 1 1 AUS Champions; lost Atlantic Bowl 40‐36 to Regina Josh Borger October 7, 1983 vs. Saskatchewan Don Blair October 22, 1994 vs. Alberta 2001 8 8 0 3 3 0 Vanier Cup Champions (defeated Manitoba 42‐16) 11 Sean Furlong October 6, 1989 vs. Manitoba 2002 8 6 2 3 3 0 Vanier Cup Champions (defeated Saskatchewan 33‐21) Don Blair September 15, 1995 vs. UBC 2003 8 7 1 3 2 1 AUS Champions; lost Vanier Cup 14‐7 to Laval Joel Ford October 30, 2004 vs. UBC Anthony Parker October 25, 2008 vs. Alberta 2004 8 5 3 2 1 1 AUS Champions; lost Mitchell Bowl 31‐16 to Saskatchewan 2005 8 4 4 1 0 1 Lost AUS semi‐final 47‐29 to StFX RECEIVING YARDS 302 Dave Brown October 6, 1989 vs. Manitoba University of Calgary 259 Josh Borger October 7, 1983 vs. Saskatchewan. 2006 8 2 6 0 0 0 Missed playoffs 258 Mike Freiter September 19, 1992 vs. Saskatchewan 231 Jamie Elliott August 31, 2001 vs. Alberta 2007 8 4 4 1 0 1 Lost CW semi‐final 27‐5 to Manitoba 229 Ryan Carruthers October 25,1997 vs. UBC 2008 8 5 3 3 2 1 CW Champions; lost Uteck Bowl 222 Richard Snyder November 14, 2009 @ Sask (CW Final)* 2009 8 7 1 4 3 1 CW Champions; Uteck Bowl Champions; lost Vanier Cup RUSHING ATTEMPTS 2010 8 6 2 3 3 0 CW Champions; Mitchell Bowl Champions 38 J.P. Izquierdo October 21, 1988 vs. Saskatchewan OVERALL 104 73 31 27 20 8 2x Vanier Cup Champion; 9x Conference Champion 36 Chris Lewis October 19, 1996 vs. Alberta Winning Pct. .702 .741 Dean Fisher September 30, 2000 vs. Alberta 34 Stephen Hughes September 24, 2005 vs. Regina UC ONLY 40 24 16 11 8 3 Canada West Champion 2008, 2009, 2010 33 John McCorquindale October 4, 1977 vs. UBC Winning Pct. .600 .727 John McCorquindale November 5, 1977 vs. UBC* (WIFL Final) 32 Elio Geremia September 30, 1986 vs. Alberta Craig Kittelson October 2, 1992 vs. UBC Anthony Woodson Sept. 8, 2007 vs. Saskatchewan

Former University of Calgary Football Coaches RUSHING YARDS 395 Chris Lewis October 28, 1994 vs. UBC (1964‐68) (1969‐76, 1978‐82) 309 Brendan Ward October 4, 1997 vs. Alberta Dennis Kadatz Mike Lashuk 280 Craig Kittelson October 2, 1992 vs. UBC Conf. Record: 7‐23 (.233) Conf. Record: 56‐52 (.518) 268 Stephen Hughes September 24, 2005 vs. Regina Playoff Record: N/A Playoff Record: 2‐3 (.400) 260 Tim Petros Nov. 19, 1983 vs. Queen's* (Vanier Cup) 259 Matt Walter September 18, 2009 @ Regina 245 Anthony Woodson October 26, 2007 vs. UBC Peter Connellan (1977, 1983‐90, 1992‐95) Tony Fasano (1991, 1996‐2005) INTERCEPTIONS Conf. Record: 70‐32‐2 (.673) Conf. Record: 44‐43 (.511) 3 Darren Peterson October 10, 1987 vs. Alberta Playoff Record: 16‐6 (.727) Playoff Record: 0‐6 (.000) Mohamed Elsaghir September 9, 1990 vs. Saskatchewan Mohamed Elsaghir September 29, 1990 vs. Alberta Drew Carpenter September 9, 2006 vs. Alberta Brett Ferguson September 13, 2008 vs. Alberta Steve Truzak November 7, 2009 vs. Alberta* (Semi) 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 7

2010 Dinos Offensive Statistics – FINAL (conference games) UC Longest Plays from Scrimmage Active players in BOLD; * denotes playoff game RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G FIELD GOAL Matt Walter 8 117 780 17 763 6.5 5 62 95.4 52 Greg Vavra September 22, 1985 vs. Saskatchewan 51 Aaron Ifield October 13, 2007 vs. Saskatchewan Eric Dzwilewski 8 52 447 1 446 8.6 0 34 55.8 Aaron Ifield October 30, 2010 vs. Alberta Steven Lumbala 8 42 279 9 270 6.4 1 53 33.8 50 Brian Mlachak Nov. 25, 1995 vs. UWO* (Vanier Cup) Anthony Woodson 6 21 143 0 143 6.8 1 20 23.8 49 Tony Kuchera August 29, 1979 vs. Manitoba Anthony Parker 5 14 150 11 139 9.9 0 37 27.8 48 Bruce Parsons September 18, 1973 vs. Manitoba Nathan Coehoorn 8 6 118 3 115 19.2 0 43 14.4 Bruce Parsons September 3, 1993 vs. Manitoba Erik Glavic 5 9 70 0 70 7.8 1 19 14.0 Bruce Parsons October 28, 1994 vs. UBC Aaron Ifield September 6, 2008 vs. Manitoba Andrew Kay 4 7 44 0 44 6.3 0 13 11.0 Emilio Violato 8 8 38 0 38 4.8 0 12 4.8 PUNT Milos Zivkovic 8 1 4 0 4 4.0 1 4 0.5 100 Brent Matich October 25, 1986 vs. Alberta Kiefer Olson 5 1 3 0 3 3.0 0 3 0.6 94 Jimmy Hartley September 22, 2001 vs. Saskatchewan 93 Greg Vavra September 18, 1982 vs. Manitoba Chris Dobko 8 1 0 4 ‐4 ‐4.0 0 0 ‐0.5 87 Stephen Hughes October 2, 2004 vs. Alberta TEAM 8 1 0 18 ‐18 ‐18.0 0 0 ‐2.2 80 Stephen Hughes September 3, 2005 vs. Manitoba Aaron Ifield 8 1 0 27 ‐27 ‐27.0 0 0 ‐3.4 79 Mark Common October 23, 1992 vs. Saskatchewan Total...... 8 281 2076 90 1986 7.1 9 62 248.2 Aaron Ifield September 4, 2009 @ Saskatchewan

Opponents...... 8 202 1286 41 1245 6.2 6 69 155.6 KICKOFF RETURN PASSING G Effic Cmp‐Att‐Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G 108 Anthony Parker November 7, 2009 vs. Alberta* (CW Semi) Eric Dzwilewski 8 133.88 55‐103‐6 53.4 894 6 75 111.8 102 J.P. Izquierdo September 10, 1989 vs. Saskatchewan 98 Harry Kruger October 14, 1978 vs. UBC Erik Glavic 5 121.19 46‐88‐2 52.3 691 2 46 138.2 97 Dave Brown August, 29, 1987 vs. UBC Kiefer Olson 5 150.40 2‐2‐0 100.0 12 0 6 2.4 Total...... 8 128.26 103‐193‐8 53.4 1597 8 75 199.6 PUNT RETURN Opponents...... 8 123.20 164‐291‐9 56.4 2137 10 87 267.1 115 Dan Diduck October 4, 1974 vs. Saskatchewan 98 Nathan Coehoorn October 15, 2010 @ Saskatchewan RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G 96 Don Blair September 9, 1995 vs. Alberta Nathan Coehoorn 8 28 416 14.9 0 46 52.0 93 Dave VanBellegham October, 29, 1988 vs. UBC 87 Ken Szarka September 12, 1981 vs. Saskatchewan Anthony Parker 5 22 367 16.7 2 75 73.4 Richard Snyder 8 15 234 15.6 3 46 29.2 RUNNING PLAY Steven Lumbala 8 14 266 19.0 1 40 33.2 88 Ken Eslinger October 10, 1998 vs. Manitoba Chris Dobko 8 11 180 16.4 0 44 22.5 84 Elio Geremia September 7, 1985 vs. Saskatchewan Matt Walter 8 5 22 4.4 2 14 2.8 80 Craig Kittelson September 21, 1990 vs. Manitoba 75 Dan Diduck October 17, 1975 vs. Saskatchewan Anthony Woodson 6 3 55 18.3 0 31 9.2 Elio Geremia September 4, 1984 vs. UBC Taylor Nill 4 3 29 9.7 0 19 7.2 Chris Lewis October 28, 1994 vs. UBC Drew Redekopp 5 1 16 16.0 0 16 3.2 73 Brendan Ward October 4, 1997 vs. Alberta Milos Zivkovic 8 1 9 9.0 0 9 1.1 Matt Walter October 11, 2008 vs. Regina

Total...... 8 103 1594 15.5 8 75 199.2 PASSING PLAY Opponents...... 8 164 2137 13.0 10 87 267.1 105 Dalin Tollestrup to Adam Bunz, Oct. 22, 2006 vs. UBC

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 98 Lincoln Blumell to Jamie Elliott, Aug. 31, 2001 vs. ALTA 90 Darrell Moir to Tracey Hallem, Sept. 17,1997 vs. MAN Nathan Coehoorn 42 494 11.8 2 98 Bob Torrance to Dan Massey, Sept. 29, 1990 vs. ALTA Richard Snyder 7 63 9.0 0 30 Darryl Leason to Ryan Carruthers, Oct. 25, 1997 vs. UBC Taylor Nill 6 25 4.2 0 8 89 Bob Torrance to Sean Furlong, Oct. 29, 1988 vs. UBC Chris Dobko 3 3 1.0 0 2 Darryl Leason to Ryan Carruthers, Oct. 25, 1997 vs. UBC Matt Little 1 1 1.0 0 1 85 Erik Glavic to Anthony Parker, Oct. 24, 2009 vs. Regina Total...... 59 586 9.9 2 98 83 Don Siler to Mark Gryba, 1973 82 John Kalin to Mike Freiter, Sept. 19, 1992 vs. SASK Opponents...... 57 512 9.0 1 88 INTERCEPTION RETURN INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long 107 Dave VanBellegham October 21, 1988 vs. Saskatchewan Michael Lau 4 49 12.2 0 28 98 Darcy Kopp October 21, 1984 vs. UBC Tye Noble 2 64 32.0 1 45 Darren Peterson September 12, 1987 vs. Alberta Steve Truzak 2 6 3.0 0 5 Active players in BOLD Wyatt Getty 1 1 1.0 0 1 Selected UC Career Records Total...... 9 120 13.3 1 45 SCORING Opponents...... 8 90 11.2 1 41 337 Aaron Ifield 2006‐ 274 Bruce Parsons 1991‐94 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long 259 Brent Matich 1984‐88 Chris Dobko 14 284 20.3 0 26 220 Jimmy Hartley 1997‐01 Anthony Parker 5 120 24.0 0 43 199 Brian DeMug 1984, 88‐90 176 Dave Brown 1985‐89 Steven Lumbala 3 68 22.7 0 25 Adam Driedger 2 5 2.5 0 7 FIELD GOALS Tye Noble 1 0 0.0 0 0 71 Aaron Ifield 2006‐ Chudi Nzekwu 1 15 15.0 0 15 50 Bruce Parsons 1991‐94 Total...... 26 492 18.9 0 43 46 Brent Matich 1984‐89 32 Jimmy Hartley 1997‐01 Opponents...... 36 699 19.4 0 57 31 Tony Kuchera 1978‐80 |‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐PATs‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐| 30 Brian DeMug 1984, 88‐90

SCORING TD FGs Kick PRush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points RUSHING ATTEMPTS Aaron Ifield 0 18‐22 18‐18 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 78 577 Elio Geremia 1983‐87 Matt Walter 7 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 42 512 Matt Walter 2007‐ Richard Snyder 3 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 1 0‐0 0 0 20 458 Tim Petros 1979‐83 Steven Lumbala 2 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 12 434 J.P. Izquierdo 1987‐90 Nathan Coehoorn 2 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 12 410 Jeff Williams 2001‐04 394 Craig Kittelson 1988‐92 Anthony Parker 2 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 12 325 Anthony Woodson 2006‐ TEAM 0 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 4 8 302 Chris Lewis 1993‐95 Milos Zivkovic 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 295 Dean Fisher 96‐97, 99‐00 Tye Noble 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 254 Dan Diduck 1974‐75

Erik Glavic 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 RUSHING YARDS Anthony Woodson 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 3784 Elio Geremia 1983‐87 Eric Dzwilewski 0 0‐0 0‐0 0‐1 0 1‐1 0 0 0 3472 Matt Walter 2007‐ Total...... 20 18‐22 18‐18 0‐1 1 1‐1 0 4 208 2865 Chris Lewis 1993‐96 Opponents...... 18 10‐14 17‐17 0‐0 1 1‐1 0 8 178 2791 Tim Petros 1979‐83 2559 Craig Kittelson 1988‐92 2505 J.P. Izquierdo 1987‐90 2192 Jeff Williams 2001‐04 1985 Anthony Woodson 2006‐ 1669 Dean Fisher 96‐97, 99‐00 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 8

2010 Dinos Offensive Statistics – FINAL (conference games)

TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Eric Dzwilewski 8 155 446 894 1340 167.5 Matt Walter 8 117 763 0 763 95.4 ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Erik Glavic 5 97 70 691 761 152.2 Nathan Coehoorn 8 115 416 494 0 0 1025 128.1 Steven Lumbala 8 42 270 0 270 33.8 Matt Walter 8 763 22 0 0 0 785 98.1 Anthony Woodson 6 21 143 0 143 23.8 Anthony Parker 5 139 367 0 120 0 626 125.2 Anthony Parker 5 14 139 0 139 27.8 Steven Lumbala 8 270 266 0 68 0 604 75.5 Nathan Coehoorn 8 6 115 0 115 14.4 Chris Dobko 8 ‐4 180 3 284 0 463 57.9 Andrew Kay 4 7 44 0 44 11.0 Eric Dzwilewski 8 446 0 0 0 0 446 55.8 Emilio Violato 8 8 38 0 38 4.8 Richard Snyder 8 0 234 63 0 0 297 37.1 Kiefer Olson 5 3 3 12 15 3.0 Anthony Woodson 6 143 55 0 0 0 198 33.0 Milos Zivkovic 8 1 4 0 4 0.5 Erik Glavic 5 70 0 0 0 0 70 14.0 Chris Dobko 8 1 ‐4 0 ‐4 ‐0.5 Tye Noble 8 0 0 0 0 64 64 8.0 TEAM 8 1 ‐18 0 ‐18 ‐2.2 Taylor Nill 4 0 29 25 0 0 54 13.5 Aaron Ifield 8 1 ‐27 0 ‐27 ‐3.4 Michael Lau 8 0 0 0 0 49 49 6.1 Total...... 8 474 1986 1597 3583 447.9 Andrew Kay 4 44 0 0 0 0 44 11.0 Opponents...... 8 493 1245 2137 3382 422.8 Emilio Violato 8 38 0 0 0 0 38 4.8 Drew Redekopp 5 0 16 0 0 0 16 3.2 FIELD GOALS Chudi Nzekwu 6 0 0 0 15 0 15 2.5 FGM‐FGA Pct 01‐19 20‐29 30‐39 40‐49 50‐99 Lg Blk Milos Zivkovic 8 4 9 0 0 0 13 1.6 Aaron Ifield 18‐22 81.8 1‐1 8‐9 5‐7 3‐4 1‐1 51 0 Steve Truzak 8 0 0 0 0 6 6 0.8 Adam Driedger 6 0 0 0 5 0 5 0.8 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Kiefer Olson 5 3 0 0 0 0 3 0.6 Aaron Ifield 58 2248 38.8 58 1 0 14 0 Matt Little 3 0 0 1 0 0 1 0.3 Taylor Nill 1 23 23.0 23 0 0 0 0 Wyatt Getty 8 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.1 Total...... 59 2271 38.5 58 1 0 14 0 TEAM 8 ‐18 0 0 0 0 ‐18 ‐2.2 Opponents...... 71 2761 38.9 80 0 0 13 0 Aaron Ifield 8 ‐27 0 0 0 0 ‐27 ‐3.4 Total...... 8 1986 1594 586 492 120 4778 597.2 KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net Opponents...... 8 1245 2137 512 699 90 4683 585.4 Aaron Ifield 36 2034 56.5 0 0 Total...... 36 2034 56.5 0 0 699 37.1 Opponents...... 26 1374 52.8 0 0 492 33.9

2010 Dinos Defensive Statistics – FINAL (conference games)

|‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Tackles‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐| |‐‐Sacks‐‐| |‐‐‐‐‐‐Pass Def‐‐‐‐‐‐| |‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Fumbles‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐| Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No‐Yards Int‐Yds BrUp QBH Rcv‐Yds FF Kick Saf 4 Tye Noble 8 42 22 53.0 0.5‐3 0.5‐3 2‐64 5 . 1‐0 . . . 28 Sam Hurl 8 35 14 42.0 6.0‐37 3.5‐28 ...... 47 Travis Payne 8 21 14 28.0 1.0‐6 1.0‐6 . . . . 1 . . 14 Brian Hagen 6 23 8 27.0 0.5‐0 0.5‐0 . 2 . . 1 . . 93 Linden Gaydosh 8 19 7 22.5 2.0‐7 2.0‐7 . 2 . . . . . 39 Chris Folk 6 17 11 22.5 1.0‐1 ...... 23 Wyatt Getty 8 17 8 21.0 . . 1‐1 2 . . . . . 21 Steve Truzak 8 16 5 18.5 . . 2‐6 ...... 22 Anthony DesLauriers 4 15 3 16.5 . . . 1 . . 1 . . 16 Michael Lau 8 13 5 15.5 . . 4‐49 3 . . . . . 44 Geoff Paiement 5 11 7 14.5 0.5‐3 0.5‐3 ...... 2 Andrea Bonaventura 5 10 8 14.0 1.5‐3 ...... 25 Doctor Cassama 6 11 5 13.5 2.0‐7 1.0‐6 . 1 . . . . . 97 Josh Symons 8 8 9 12.5 2.5‐11 1.0‐7 . . . 1‐0 . . . 31 Adam Driedger 6 8 8 12.0 1.0‐7 1.0‐7 ...... 19 Julian Simmerling 7 9 3 10.5 ...... 98 Martin Kalonji 8 10 . 10.0 2.0‐9 1.0‐8 ...... 77 Kelly Temple 8 6 7 9.5 1.5‐1 . . 1 . . . . . 94 Byron Roberts 8 7 4 9.0 2.0‐9 2.0‐9 ...... 95 Carlos Guglielmi 7 8 . 8.0 3.0‐9 . . 1 . . . . . 40 RJ Bond 6 5 5 7.5 1.5‐13 1.0‐13 . 1 . . 1 . . 13 Chudi Nzekwu 6 5 4 7.0 . . . 2 . . . . . 34 Richard Snyder 8 6 . 6.0 ...... 32 Emilio Violato 8 4 2 5.0 . . . . . 1‐0 . . . 92 Brandon Rockhill 4 4 2 5.0 1.0‐1 1.0‐1 ...... 84 Milos Zivkovic 8 3 2 4.0 ...... 80 Taylor Nill 4 2 . 2.0 ...... TM TEAM 8 2 . 2.0 ...... 4 82 Nathan Coehoorn 8 2 . 2.0 ...... 54 Alex Krausnick‐Groh 8 1 1 1.5 ...... 49 Austin Little 4 1 1 1.5 ...... 3 Steven Lumbala 8 1 . 1.0 ...... 24 John Kadiebwe 6 1 . 1.0 ...... 7 Kiefer Olson 5 1 . 1.0 ...... 18 Jamahl Knowles 3 1 . 1.0 ...... 99 Mike Forzani 1 . 2 1.0 0.5‐0 ...... 65 Reed Alexander 8 1 . 1.0 ...... 33 Anthony Parker 5 1 . 1.0 ...... 6 Aaron Ifield 8 1 . 1.0 ...... 5 Anthony Woodson 6 . 1 0.5 ...... Total...... 8 348 168 432.0 30‐127 16‐98 9‐120 21 . 3‐0 4 . 4 Opponents...... 8 358 162 439.0 31.0‐113 15‐74 8‐90 16 . 5‐0 6 . 8 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 9

2010 DINOS PLAYOFF STATISTICS

RUSHING GP Att Gain Loss Net Avg TD Long Avg/G TEAM STATISTICS CGY OPP Matt Walter 3 52 310 15 295 5.7 1 23 98.3 SCORING 131 44 Steven Lumbala 3 24 214 7 207 8.6 1 33 69.0 Points Per Game 43.7 14.7 Anthony Woodson 3 12 85 17 68 5.7 1 42 22.7 FIRST DOWNS 77 54 Anthony Parker 3 5 36 3 33 6.6 0 14 11.0 Rushing 35 20 Eric Dzwilewski 3 3 30 0 30 10.0 0 19 10.0 Passing 33 27 Emilio Violato 3 7 24 0 24 3.4 0 8 8.0 Penalty 9 7 Nathan Coehoorn 3 3 20 5 15 5.0 0 15 5.0 RUSHING YARDAGE 671 357 Erik Glavic 3 1 1 0 1 1.0 0 1 0.3 Yards gained rushing 720 366 Andrew Kay 3 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0.0 Yards lost rushing 49 9 TEAM 3 2 0 2 ‐2 ‐1.0 0 0 ‐0.7 Rushing Attempts 110 70 Total...... 3 110 720 49 671 6.1 3 42 223.7 Average Per Rush 6.1 5.1 Opponents...... 3 70 366 9 357 5.1 2 31 119.0 Average Per Game 223.7 119.0 TDs Rushing 3 2 PASSING G Effic Cmp‐Att‐Int Pct Yds TD Lng Avg/G PASSING YARDAGE 951 650 Erik Glavic 3 221.87 48‐70‐2 68.6 893 11 78 297.7 Comp‐Att‐Int 53‐78‐2 55‐103‐5 Eric Dzwilewski 3 119.87 4‐6‐0 66.7 38 0 16 12.7 Average Per Pass 12.2 6.3 Steven Lumbala 3 598.00 1‐1‐0 100.0 20 1 20 6.7 Average Per Catch 17.9 11.8 Anthony Parker 3 0.00 0‐1‐0 0.0 0 0 0 0.0 Average Per Game 317.0 216.7 Total...... 3 216.01 53‐78‐2 67.9 951 12 78 317.0 TDs Passing 12 3 Opponents...... 3 106.31 55‐103‐5 53.4 650 3 60 216.7 TOTAL OFFENSE 1622 1007 Total Plays 191 181 RECEIVING G No. Yds Avg TD Long Avg/G Average Per Play 8.5 5.6 Nathan Coehoorn 3 17 345 20.3 4 78 115.0 Average Per Game 540.7 335.7 Anthony Parker 3 17 333 19.6 6 70 111.0 KICK RETURNS: #‐Yards 9‐147 17‐313 Richard Snyder 3 10 161 16.1 1 42 53.7 PUNT RETURNS: #‐Yards 23‐138 21‐214 Anthony Woodson 3 5 41 8.2 1 16 13.7 INT RETURNS: #‐Yards 5‐42 2‐2 Steven Lumbala 3 2 55 27.5 0 46 18.3 KICK RETURN AVERAGE 16.3 18.4 Chris Dobko 3 1 13 13.0 0 13 4.3 PUNT RETURN AVERAGE 6.0 10.2 Matt Walter 3 1 3 3.0 0 3 1.0 INT RETURN AVERAGE 8.4 1.0 Total...... 3 53 951 17.9 12 78 317.0 FUMBLES‐LOST 5‐4 4‐3 Opponents...... 3 55 650 11.8 3 60 216.7 PENALTIES‐Yards 26‐225 47‐360 FIELD GOALS FGM‐FGA Pct 01‐19 20‐29 30‐39 40‐49 50‐99 Lg Blk Average Per Game 75.0 120.0 Aaron Ifield 4‐6 66.7 0‐1 4‐4 0‐1 0‐0 0‐0 29 0 PUNTS‐Yards 21‐802 25‐1030 Average Per Punt 38.2 41.2 PUNTING No. Yds Avg Long TB FC I20 Blkd Net punt average 28.0 34.3 Aaron Ifield 21 802 38.2 54 0 0 2 0 TIME OF POSSESSION/Game 30:31 29:29 Total...... 21 802 38.2 54 0 0 2 0 3RD‐DOWN Conversions 3/5 4/9 Opponents...... 25 1030 41.2 65 1 0 2 0 3rd‐Down Pct 60% 44% SACKS BY‐Yards 8‐54 3‐26 KICKOFFS No. Yds Avg TB OB Retn Net YdLn MISC YARDS ‐26 ‐54 Aaron Ifield 18 1016 56.4 0 0 TOUCHDOWNS SCORED 16 5 Total...... 18 1016 56.4 0 0 313 39.1 25 FIELD GOALS‐ATTEMPTS 4‐6 1‐4 Opponents...... 10 438 43.8 0 1 147 29.1 35 ON‐SIDE KICKS 0‐0 0‐0 RED‐ZONE SCORES (10‐11) 91% (5‐5) 100% PUNT RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long RED‐ZONE TOUCHDOWNS (6‐11) 55% (4‐5) 80% Nathan Coehoorn 12 45 3.8 0 11 PAT‐ATTEMPTS (16‐16) 100% (4‐4) 100% Taylor Nill 7 26 3.7 0 9 ATTENDANCE 5624 0 Anthony Parker 2 57 28.5 0 38 Games/Avg Per Game 3/1875 0/0 TEAM 1 0 0.0 0 0 Neutral Site Games 0/0 Chris Dobko 1 10 10.0 0 10 Total...... 23 138 6.0 0 38 SCORE BY QUARTERS Opponents...... 21 214 10.2 0 72 1st 2nd 3rd 4th Total

Calgary 26 39 42 24 131 KICK RETURNS No. Yds Avg TD Long Opponents 0 13 2 29 44 Anthony Parker 6 123 20.5 0 39

Andrea Bonaventura 1 7 7.0 0 7

Chris Dobko 1 16 16.0 0 16 Richard Snyder 1 1 1.0 0 1 DINOS IN THE CIS‐FRC TOP 10 Total...... 9 147 16.3 0 39 Opponents...... 17 313 18.4 0 27 Wk Date Rank Weekend result 1 Aug. 31 1 Lost 34‐13 vs. Sask. INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg TD Long 2 Sept. 7 5 Won 24‐21 vs. Regina Michael Lau 3 21 7.0 0 19 3 Sept. 14 4 Won 23‐14 @ Alberta Tye Noble 1 1 1.0 0 1 4 Sept. 21 4 Won 26‐25 @ Manitoba Linden Gaydosh 1 20 20.0 1 20 Total...... 5 42 8.4 1 20 5 Sept. 28 4 Won 33‐18 vs. UBC Opponents...... 2 2 1.0 0 2 6 Oct. 5 2 BYE 7 Oct. 12 2 Lost 36‐17 @ Sask |‐‐‐‐‐‐ PATs ‐‐‐‐‐‐| 8 Oct. 19 7 Won 35‐27 @ Regina SCORING TD FGs Kick Rush Rcv Pass DXP Saf Points 9 Oct. 26 5 Won 37‐5 vs. Alberta Anthony Parker 6 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 36 Aaron Ifield 0 4‐6 16‐16 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 31 10 Nov. 2 5 Won 40‐33 vs. Regina Nathan Coehoorn 4 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 24 11 5 Won 56‐3 vs. Alberta Anthony Woodson 2 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 12 12 5 Won 35‐8 over SMU Richard Snyder 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 Steven Lumbala 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 Note: the FRC‐CIS Top 10 rankings ended with the Linden Gaydosh 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 Week 10 list released Nov. 2. Matt Walter 1 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 0 6 TEAM 0 0‐0 0‐0 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 2 4 Total...... 16 4‐6 16‐16 0‐0 0 0‐0 0 2 131 Opponents...... 5 1‐4 4‐4 0‐0 1 1‐1 0 1 44

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ALL PURPOSE G Rush Rec PR KOR IR Tot Avg/G Anthony Parker 3 33 333 57 123 0 546 182.0

2010 DINOS PLAYOFF STATISTICS (cont’d) Nathan Coehoorn 3 15 345 45 0 0 405 135.0 Matt Walter 3 295 3 0 0 0 298 99.3 TOTAL OFFENSE G Plays Rush Pass Total Avg/G Steven Lumbala 3 207 55 0 0 0 262 87.3 Erik Glavic 3 71 1 893 894 298.0 Richard Snyder 3 0 161 0 1 0 162 54.0 Matt Walter 3 52 295 0 295 98.3 Anthony Woodson 3 68 41 0 0 0 109 36.3 Steven Lumbala 3 25 207 20 227 75.7 Chris Dobko 3 0 13 10 16 0 39 13.0 Anthony Woodson 3 12 68 0 68 22.7 Eric Dzwilewski 3 30 0 0 0 0 30 10.0 Eric Dzwilewski 3 9 30 38 68 22.7 Taylor Nill 3 0 0 26 0 0 26 8.7 Anthony Parker 3 6 33 0 33 11.0 Emilio Violato 3 24 0 0 0 0 24 8.0 Emilio Violato 3 7 24 0 24 8.0 Michael Lau 3 0 0 0 0 21 21 7.0 Nathan Coehoorn 3 3 15 0 15 5.0 Linden Gaydosh 3 0 0 0 0 20 20 6.7 TEAM 3 2 ‐2 0 ‐2 ‐0.7 Andrea Bonaventura 3 0 0 0 7 0 7 2.3 Total...... 3 188 671 951 1622 540.7 Tye Noble 3 0 0 0 0 1 1 0.3 Opponents...... 3 173 357 650 1007 335.7 Erik Glavic 3 1 0 0 0 0 1 0.3 TEAM 3 ‐2 0 0 0 0 ‐2 ‐0.7 Total...... 3 671 951 138 147 42 1949 649.7 Opponents...... 3 357 650 214 313 2 1536 512.0

Playoff Defensive Statistics |‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Tackles‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐| |‐‐Sacks‐‐| |‐‐‐‐‐‐Pass Def‐‐‐‐‐‐| |‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐Fumbles‐‐‐‐‐‐‐‐| Blkd GP Solo Ast Total TFL/Yds No‐Yards Int‐Yds BrUp QBH Rcv‐Yds FF Kick Saf 2 Andrea Bonaventura 3 13 8 17.0 1.5‐4 0.5‐1 ...... 4 Tye Noble 3 12 6 15.0 . . 1‐1 ...... 47 Travis Payne 3 10 9 14.5 1.5‐11 1.5‐11 . 1 . . 1 . . 25 Doctor Cassama 2 10 3 11.5 2.0‐13 1.0‐12 . . . 2‐0 1 . . 93 Linden Gaydosh 3 8 5 10.5 2.0‐18 1.0‐16 1‐20 1 . . 1 . . 22 Anthony DesLauriers 3 9 1 9.5 ...... 39 Chris Folk 3 7 4 9.0 ...... 23 Wyatt Getty 3 6 1 6.5 ...... 19 Julian Simmerling 3 6 1 6.5 ...... 31 Adam Driedger 3 5 2 6.0 ...... 30 Andrew Kay 3 5 2 6.0 ...... 44 Geoff Paiement 3 5 . 5.0 ...... 18 Jamahl Knowles 3 5 . 5.0 1.0‐1 ...... 94 Byron Roberts 3 5 . 5.0 3.0‐8 2.0‐7 ...... 32 Emilio Violato 3 4 1 4.5 ...... 16 Michael Lau 3 4 1 4.5 1.0‐2 . 3‐21 5 . . . . . 40 RJ Bond 2 3 1 3.5 ...... 77 Kelly Temple 3 3 . 3.0 1.0‐7 2.0‐7 ...... 13 Chudi Nzekwu 3 2 2 3.0 ...... 34 Richard Snyder 3 3 . 3.0 ...... 97 Josh Symons 3 1 1 1.5 ...... 21 Steve Truzak 3 1 1 1.5 ...... 95 Carlos Guglielmi 3 1 1 1.5 ...... 54 Alex Krausnick‐Groh 3 1 . 1.0 ...... 15 Adam Ballingall 1 1 . 1.0 ...... 24 John Kadiebwe 2 . 2 1.0 . . . 1 . . . . . 5 Anthony Woodson 3 1 . 1.0 ...... 82 Nathan Coehoorn 3 1 . 1.0 ...... TM TEAM 3 1 . 1.0 ...... 2 98 Martin Kalonji 3 . 1 0.5 ...... 7 Kiefer Olson 1 . 1 0.5 ...... 3 Steven Lumbala 3 ...... 1‐0 . . . Total...... 3 133 54 160.0 13‐64 8‐54 5‐42 8 . 3‐0 3 . 2 Opponents...... 3 136 68 170.0 15.0‐65 3‐26 2‐2 4 . 4‐4 3 . 1

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PLAYOFF HISTORY: 1975‐2010 *denotes neutral site game; 1993 Vanier Cup vs. Toronto @ Toronto considered a road game. Year Event Opponent Location Stadium W/L Score All‐time Record 2010 Mitchell Bowl Saint Mary’s Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 35‐8 25‐18 2010 Canada West Final Alberta Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 56‐3 24‐18 2010 Canada West Semifinal Regina Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 40‐33 23‐18 2009 *Vanier Cup Queen’s Quebec, Que. PEPS Stadium L 31‐33 22‐18 2009 Uteck Bowl Saint Mary’s Halifax, N.S. W 38‐14 22‐17 2009 Canada West Final Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Sask. W 39‐38 21‐17 2009 Canada West Semifinal Alberta Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 45‐13 20‐17 2008 Uteck Bowl Laval Quebec, Que. PEPS Stadium L 10‐59 19‐17 2008 Canada West Final Simon Fraser Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 44‐21 19‐16 2008 Canada West Semifinal Regina Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 24‐17 18‐16 2007 Canada West Semifinal Manitoba Winnipeg, Man. L 5‐27 17‐16 2004 Canada West Semifinal Alberta Edmonton, Alta. Foote Field L 13‐39 17‐15 2002 Canada West Semifinal Regina Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium L 17‐39 17‐14 2001 Canada West Semifinal Manitoba Winnipeg, Man. Canad Inns Stadium L 10‐31 17‐13 2000 Canada West Semifinal Regina Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium L 32‐33 17‐12 1999 Canada West Semifinal UBC Vancouver, B.C. Thunderbird Stadium L 14‐27 17‐11 1997 Canada West Final UBC Vancouver, B.C. Thunderbird Stadium L 21‐39 17‐10 1995 *Vanier Cup Western Toronto, Ont. SkyDome W 54‐24 17‐9 1995 Ottawa Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 37‐7 16‐9 1995 Canada West Final Saskatchewan Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 32‐30 (OT) 15‐9 1994 Canada West Final Saskatchewan Saskatoon, Sask. Griffiths Stadium L 17‐34 14‐9 1993 Vanier Cup Toronto Toronto, Ont. SkyDome L 34‐37 14‐8 1993 Atlantic Bowl Saint Mary’s Halifax, N.S. Huskies Stadium W 37‐23 14‐7 1993 Canada West Final Alberta Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 32‐12 13‐7 1992 Atlantic Bowl Saint Mary’s Halifax, N.S. Huskies Stadium L 11‐23 12‐7 1992 Canada West Final UBC Vancouver, B.C. Thunderbird Stadium W 26‐24 (OT) 12‐6 1988 *Vanier Cup Saint Mary’s Toronto, Ont. W 52‐23 11‐6 1988 Central Bowl Western Ontario London, Ont. J.W. Little Stadium W 34‐14 10‐6 1988 WIFL Final Saskatchewan Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 46‐33 (OT) 9‐6 1986 WIFL Final UBC Vancouver, B.C. Thunderbird Stadium L 3‐49 8‐6 1985 *Vanier Cup Western Ontario Toronto, Ont. Varsity Stadium W 25‐6 8‐5 1985 Western Bowl Carleton Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 56‐14 7‐5 1985 WIFL Final Manitoba Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 52‐13 6‐5 1984 Central Bowl Guelph, Ont. L 7‐12 5‐5 1984 WIFL Final Alberta Edmonton, Alta. Varsity Stadium W 33‐18 5‐4 1983 *Vanier Cup Queen’s Toronto, Ont. Varsity Stadium W 31‐21 4‐4 1983 WIFL Final UBC Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 21‐12 3‐4 1980 WIFL Final Alberta Edmonton, Alta. Varsity Stadium L 14‐22 2‐4 1978 WIFL Final UBC Vancouver, B.C. Thunderbird Stadium L 8‐26 2‐3 1977 Forest City Bowl Western Ontario London, Ont. J.W. Little Stadium L 22‐24 2‐2 1977 WIFL Final UBC Calgary, Alta. McMahon Stadium W 13‐12 2‐1 1975 *College Bowl Ottawa Toronto, Ont. Varsity Stadium L 9‐14 1‐1 1975 Atlantic Bowl Acadia Wolfville, N.S. Raymond Field W 38‐13 1‐0 25‐18 1218‐1014 Results by Event Overall 25‐18 Last win: 2010 35‐8 over Saint Mary’s (Mitchell Bowl) Canada West Semifinal 3‐6 Last win: 2010 40‐33 over Regina Canada West/WIFL Final 11‐5 Last win: 2010 56‐3 over Alberta Western/Forest City/Central/Churchill/Mitchell Bowl 4‐2 Last win: 2010 35‐8 over Saint Mary’s (Mitchell Bowl) Atlantic/Uteck Bowl 3‐2 Last win: 2009 38‐14 over Saint Mary’s (Uteck Bowl) College Bowl/Vanier Cup 4‐3 Last win: 1995 54‐24 over Western Ontario Home record 14‐2 Last win: 2010 35‐8 over Saint Mary’s (Uteck Bowl) Road record 7‐14 Last win: 2009 38‐14 over Saint Mary’s (Uteck Bowl) Neutral site record 4‐2 Last win: 1995 54‐24 over Western Ontario (Vanier Cup) By opponent Opponent GP W‐L Last game Location Result Last win Location Score UBC 7 3‐4 November 5, 1999 Away L 14‐27 November 7, 1992 Away 26‐24 (OT) Alberta 6 4‐2 November 13, 2010 Home W 56‐3 November 13, 2010 Home 56‐3 Saint Mary’s 5 4‐1 November 20, 2010 Home W 35‐8 November 20, 2010 Home 35‐8 Western Ontario 4 3‐1 November 25, 1995 Neutral W 54‐24 November 25, 1995 Neutral 54‐24 Saskatchewan 4 3‐1 November 14, 2009 Away W 39‐38 November 14, 2009 Away 39‐38 Regina 4 2‐2 November 6, 2010 Home W 40‐33 November 6, 2010 Home 40‐33 Manitoba 3 1‐2 November 3, 2007 Away L 5‐27 November 15, 1985 Home 52‐13 Queen’s 2 1‐1 November 28, 2009 Neutral L 31‐33 November 19, 1983 Neutral 31‐21 Ottawa 2 1‐1 November 18, 1995 Home W 37‐7 November 18, 1995 Home 37‐7 Carleton 1 1‐0 November 22, 1985 Home W 56‐14 November 22, 1985 Home 56‐14 Acadia 1 1‐0 November 1975 Away W 38‐13 November 1975 Away 38‐13 Simon Fraser 1 1‐0 November 8, 2008 Home W 44‐21 November 8, 2008 Home 44‐21 Guelph 1 0‐1 November 17, 1984 Away L 7‐12 None Laval 1 0‐1 November 16, 2008 Away L 10‐59 None Toronto 1 0‐1 November 20, 1993 Away L 34‐37 None 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 12

2010 GAME‐BY‐GAME RESULTS

MITCHELL BOWL Saint Mary’s @ Calgary (Nov. 20, 2010 at Calgary, AB)

CIS Semi‐final – November 20, 2010 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Calgary 35 Saint Mary’s 8 Saint Mary's 0 0 1 7 8 Record: (6‐4,5‐3) Calgary 7 1 14 13 35 Record: (9‐2,6‐2)

CALGARY (CIS) – The University of Calgary Dinos booked their second straight ticket to the Scoring Summary: Desjardins Vanier Cup with a convincing 35‐8 victory over the Saint Mary’s Huskies 1st 13:05 CGY Nathan Coehoorn 23 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 4‐ Saturday afternoon in the national semi‐final Mitchell Bowl at a chilly McMahon Stadium. 41 1:36, SMU 0 ‐ CGY 7 2nd 13:13 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , SMU 0 ‐ CGY 8 The Canada West champion Dinos (9‐2) will face the No. 1‐ranked, 12‐0 Université Laval 3rd 03:49 CGY Steven Lumbala 33 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 7‐74 3:44, SMU 0 ‐ Rouge et Or in the national championship game next Saturday, Nov. 27 at 11:45 a.m. ET CGY 15 (9:45 a.m. MT) at PEPS Stadium in Quebec City, live on TSN and Radio‐Canada. 09:45 SMU Brett Lauther rouge (punt), , SMU 1 ‐ CGY 15 10:44 CGY Nathan Coehoorn 78 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 2‐ It was the second straight semi‐final win for the Dinos over the Huskies after a 38‐14 win in 75 0:59, SMU 1 ‐ CGY 22 the 2009 Uteck Bowl. The Dinos will be looking for redemption in the Vanier Cup after 4th 01:34 CGY Aaron Ifield 20 yd field goal, 6‐66 2:08, SMU 1 ‐ CGY 25 giving up an 18‐point halftime lead to the Queen’s Gaels last year, falling 33‐31. 04:59 SMU Craig Leger 38 yd pass from Micah Brown (Brett Lauther kick), 9‐

95 3:14, SMU 8 ‐ CGY 25 “We’ve been a pretty consistent team over the past couple of years,” said Calgary head 07:58 CGY Aaron Ifield 29 yd field goal, 6‐38 2:58, SMU 8 ‐ CGY 28 coach Blake Nill after qualifying for the sixth Vanier Cup of his career. “We’ve been beating 09:59 CGY Anthony Parker 31 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 2‐ the teams we’re supposed to and we’ve been competitive with the teams we’re supposed 33 0:48, SMU 8 ‐ CGY 35 to be competitive with. Now, we have to face the number one team in the country. We’re really looking forward to going back.” SMU CGY FIRST DOWNS 18 19 Laval defeated Western 13‐11 in a tightly‐played Uteck Bowl earlier Saturday. RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 20‐100 35‐181 PASSING YDS (NET) 195 263 It marks the first time in school history that the Dinos will attend back‐to‐back Vanier Cups, Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 35‐15‐3 25‐16‐0 and they got there again on the strength of a solid defensive effort as the vaunted Calgary TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 61‐257 60‐444 offence took its time to warm up as the mercury continued to plummet. Kickoff Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 temperature was a chilly ‐16 C. Punt Returns‐Yards 9‐148 7‐43

Kickoff Returns‐Yards 5‐90 3‐24 The frigid conditions placed a premium on field position. The Dinos spent the first quarter Interception Returns‐Yards 0‐0 3‐3 slowly pushing the Huskies back in their own territory, and were rewarded with 1:55 Punts (Number‐Avg) 8‐30.9 7‐35.9 remaining when Nathan Coehoorn collected a 23‐yard toss from Erik Glavic to get the Dinos Fumbles‐Lost 2‐2 2‐1 out to a 7‐0 lead. Penalties‐Yards 15‐105 7‐50 Saint Mary’s struggled to generate offence against the Dinos all day. The second quarter Possession Time 29:57 30:03 was most indicative of this, where they turned the ball over five times. Swedish import Third‐Down Conversions 2 of 3 3 of 4 defensive back Doctor Cassama forced two fumbles and defensive back Michael Lau reeled Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 0‐0 2‐3 in a pair of interceptions, including one in the end zone to snuff out a promising Huskies Sacks By: Number‐Yards 0‐0 6‐38 drive. RUSHING: Saint Mary's‐Mack Blewett 4‐36; Jahmeek Taylor 5‐32; Craig Leger 7‐22; Devon Jones 4‐10. Calgary‐Steven Lumbala 14‐127; Matt Walter 13‐56; Anthony Parker 1‐7; Erik The Dinos, however, were unable to capitalize on the turnovers. The Saint Mary’s defence Glavic 1‐1; Emilio Violato 1‐1; Anthony Woodson 5‐minus 11. kept Calgary out of the red zone and kicker Aaron Ifield, the all‐time CIS field goal leader, went 0‐2 through the first 30 minutes. The Dinos headed to the locker room at halftime PASSING: Saint Mary's‐Micah Brown 10‐25‐0‐135; Mack Blewett 5‐10‐3‐60. Calgary‐Erik with an 8‐0 lead and several more points left on the field. Glavic 16‐25‐0‐263.

Calgary opened the second half with a seven‐play, 74‐yard drive capped off by Steven RECEIVING: Saint Mary's‐Kevin Walsh 5‐44; Jahmeek Taylor 4‐42; Bryan Parr 2‐38; Craig Lumbala’s 33‐yard touchdown run on a third‐and‐two gamble – and the Dinos offence went Leger 1‐38; Devon Jones 1‐22; Ahmed Borhot 1‐8; Adam Dragasic 1‐3. Calgary‐Anthony to work. Glavic connected with Coehoorn again for a 78‐yard major late in the third quarter Parker 7‐119; Nathan Coehoorn 5‐127; Richard Snyder 2‐7; Anthony Woodson 1‐7; Matt to give the home side a 22‐1 lead heading into the fourth. Walter 1‐3. Ifield hit a pair of field goals from 20 and 29 yards in the fourth quarter, while Glavic found Anthony Parker on a 31‐yard TD strike with just five minutes to play. INTERCEPTIONS: Saint Mary's‐None. Calgary‐Michael Lau 2‐2; Tye Noble 1‐1.

With ten minutes left in the game, Saint Mary’s finally found the end zone. Quarterback FUMBLES: Saint Mary's‐Craig Leger 1‐1; Micah Brown 1‐1. Calgary‐Anthony Woodson Micah Brown fired a short pass to running back Craig Leger, who scrambled in for a 38‐yard 1‐0; Andrea Bonaventura 1‐1. touchdown. SACKS (UA‐A): Saint Mary's‐None. Calgary‐Byron Roberts 2‐0; Kelly Temple 1‐0; Travis Lumbala was named the BlackBerry Player of the Game after rushing for 127 yards on 14 Payne 0‐1; Andrea Bonaventura 0‐1; Doctor Cassama 1‐0; Linden Gaydosh 1‐0. carries and a touchdown on the afternoon. TACKLES (UA‐A): Saint Mary's‐Fraser Vrenjak 5‐3; 4‐4; Neil King 3‐3; RJ Cornish 4‐ “The offensive line made the holes that we needed, and I was able to pick up some yards,” 0; Dan Schutte 3‐2; Rob Jubenville 2‐4; Mark Holden 3‐1; Brodie Fischer 3‐1; Leroy Fontaine said the second‐year Calgary native. “We have one more, and that’s the most important 2‐3; Bryce Fisher 2‐1; Jon Shreve 2‐0; 1‐1; T. Pastusiak 1‐0; Brian Ridgeway 1‐0; game. We’ll soak it in tonight, but tomorrow is a new day and we have to get ready.” Austin McLennan 1‐0; Kurt Tonowski 1‐0; David Geeter 1‐0; Carson Dowds 0‐1. Calgary‐ Travis Payne 4‐5; Doctor Cassama 5‐2; Linden Gaydosh 4‐2; Tye Noble 4‐2; Andrew Kay 3‐1; Glavic completed 16 of 25 passes for 263 yards and three touchdowns on the day while Julian Simmerling 3‐0; Byron Roberts 3‐0; Adam Driedger 2‐1; Andrea Bonaventura 1‐1; Brown struggled with the cold for the Huskies, completing just 10 of 25 passes for 135 Emilio Violato 1‐1; Chudi Nzekwu 1‐1; Anthony DesLauriers 1‐1; Wyatt Getty 1‐0; Geoff yards and the lone major. He was replaced for the majority of the second quarter by Mack Paiement 1‐0; RJ Bond 1‐0; Chris Folk 1‐0; Adam Ballingall 1‐0; Kelly Temple 1‐0; Michael Blewett, who completed five of 10 pass attempts for 60 yards – but he also tossed up three Lau 1‐0; Kiefer Olson 0‐1. interceptions to the Calgary secondary. Stadium: McMahon Stadium Attendance: 1686

Kickoff time: 1:37 pm End of Game: 4:59 pm Total elapsed time: 3:22 The Huskies managed a total of 100 yards along the ground, led by Blewett’s 36 and 32 Officials: Referee: Dale Goertzen; Umpire: Jim Fowler; Linesman: Mike Thorson; from Atlantic conference MVP Jahmeek Taylor. Kevin Walsh was the leading Saint Mary’s Line judge: Andrew Bubar; Back judge: Grant Mackenzie; Field judge: Kevin McWilliam; receiver on the day, hauling in five passes for 44 yards, followed closely by Taylor’s four Side judge: Cam Schweider; Scorer: Daryl Slade; catches for 42. Temperature: ‐16 C Wind: N10 km/h Weather: Cold, overcast The one‐two punch of receivers Parker and Coehoorn was again in force for the Dinos Saturday. Coehoorn racked up 127 yards and two TDs on just five catches, while Parker had seven catches for 119 yards.

NOTES: It was the 13th consecutive victory for Canada West schools in home Bowl games … Calgary is now 4‐1 against Saint Mary’s all‐time … the Dinos head to the eighth Vanier Cup in school history and are four‐time national champions (1983, 1985, 1993, 1995) …

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th 74 Hardy Cup Alberta @ Calgary (Nov. 13, 2010 at Calgary, AB)

Canada West Final – November 13, 2010 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Calgary 53 Alberta 3 Alberta 0 3 0 0 3 Record: (4‐6,3‐5) Calgary 3 28 21 4 56 Record: (8‐2,6‐2)

CALGARY – Erik Glavic threw for 270 yards and four touchdowns to lead the Scoring Summary: University of Calgary Dinos to a 56‐3 win over the Alberta Golden Bears, capturing their 1st 03:10 CGY Aaron Ifield 22 yd field goal, 7‐56 3:10, AB 0 ‐ CGY 3 third straight Canada West title Saturday afternoon at McMahon Stadium. 2nd 01:56 CGY Matt Walter 1 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 9‐90 3:50, AB 0 ‐ CGY 10 05:54 AB Hugh O'Neill rouge, AB 1 ‐ CGY 10 The Dinos will host the CIS Mitchell Bowl next Saturday, Nov. 20 where they will face the 07:23 CGY Linden Gaydosh 20 yd interception return (Aaron Ifield kick), AB 1 Saint Mary’s Huskies in a national semi‐final for the second consecutive season. Kickoff is at ‐ CGY 17 1:30 p.m. MT (4:30 p.m. AT), live on TSN and Radio‐Canada. Calgary defeated Saint Mary’s 11:21 CGY Nathan Coehoorn 10 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 4‐ 38‐14 in the 2009 Uteck Bowl at Huskies Stadium in Halifax. 88 1:45, AB 1 ‐ CGY 24 13:29 CGY Anthony Parker 34 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 3‐ The 56‐point outburst for the Dinos is the second‐highest in Hardy Cup history, one point 52 0:57, AB 1 ‐ CGY 31 behind UBC’s 57‐3 waxing of Manitoba in 1982. It matched a program record for points in a 14:43 AB TEAM safety, , AB 3 ‐ CGY 31 playoff game (1985 Western Bowl, a 56‐14 win over Carleton), but more importantly, it put 3rd 04:09 CGY Anthony Parker 13 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 8‐ the fifth‐ranked Dinos just one win away from a return trip to Quebec City for the 69 4:02, AB 3 ‐ CGY 38 Desjardins Vanier Cup. 06:45 CGY Richard Snyder 32 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 2‐37 1:03, AB 3 ‐ CGY 45 “Everything just came together for us, and everything worked today,” said Calgary head 13:05 CGY Anthony Woodson 11 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 6‐75 2:23, AB 3 ‐ coach Blake Nill after winning his third conference title in five seasons as head coach of the CGY 52 Dinos. “Defensively, we were able to put our best group of athletes on the field, and 4th 10:18 CGY TEAM safety, AB 3 ‐ CGY 54 hopefully we’ll be able to get (Canada West defensive player of the year) Sam Hurl back in 13:35 CGY TEAM safety, AB 3 ‐ CGY 56 next week to make it that much stronger.” AB CGY It is the 12th Hardy Cup title in the University of Calgary’s history, and it marks the first time FIRST DOWNS 11 29 the Dinos have won three straight conference titles since a trifecta from 1983‐85. RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 24‐106 39‐273 PASSING YDS (NET) 119 308 Alberta, playing in their first Hardy Cup game since 2005, will have to wait another season Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 30‐12‐2 25‐18‐0 before they get a chance to break their now 30‐year conference championship drought. TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 55‐216 65‐573 The Bears made headlines nationally last week when they posted a 28‐point comeback in Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 the late stages of their semi‐final against the Saskatchewan Huskies to eke out a 31‐30 Punt Returns‐Yards 5‐24 6‐24 victory. Kickoff Returns‐Yards 7‐141 2‐65 Interception Returns‐Yards 0‐0 2‐39 The Dinos, determined not to go the way of the Huskies, broke the game open and kept Punts (Number‐Avg) 9‐45.0 7‐36.3 their foot on the gas. Leading by just a field goal after the opening quarter, Calgary put up Fumbles‐Lost 0‐0 2‐2 28 points in the second quarter and another 21 in the third to put the game out of reach Penalties‐Yards 12‐110 11‐90 early. Possession Time 30:22 29:38 Third‐Down Conversions 0 of 4 0 of 1 Matt Walter’s one‐yard plunge into the end zone started the second‐quarter surge for Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 0‐0 5‐5 Calgary, but it was a 20‐yard interception return by defensive lineman Linden Gaydosh Sacks By: Number‐Yards 1‐8 1‐9 midway through the frame that opened the floodgates for the Dinos and sparked a string of RUSHING: Alberta‐Matthew Jarvis 18‐78; Curtis Dell 1‐8; Laine Rogers 1‐6; Shayne Samoil 1‐ three majors in just six minutes. 6; Smith Wright 2‐6; Jean‐Marc Jones 1‐2. Calgary‐Anthony Woodson 7‐79; Matt Walter 16‐ 77; Steven Lumbala 4‐44; Eric Dzwilewski 3‐30; Emilio Violato 6‐23; Nathan Coehoorn 2‐20; Following Gaydosh’s first career TD, Nathan Coehoorn caught a 10‐yard Glavic pass and Andrew Kay 1‐0. Anthony Parker hauled in a 34‐yard toss, and Calgary led 31‐3 heading into the half. PASSING: Alberta‐Julian Marchand 11‐26‐2‐113; Curtis Dell 1‐4‐0‐6. Calgary‐Erik Glavic 14‐ Parker added a second major on a 13‐yard catch early in the fourth, and Glavic found 18‐0‐270; Eric Dzwilewski 4‐6‐0‐38; Anthony Parker 0‐1‐0‐0. Richard Snyder from 32 yards out to make it 45‐3. Anthony Woodson’s 11‐yard run was the Dinos’ seventh TD of the game, late in the third, and a pair of safeties in the fourth rounded RECEIVING: Alberta‐Porter Brown 3‐30; Ryan Meraw 2‐25; R. Richardson 2‐14; M. Wojcicki out the scoring. 2‐9; Jess Valleau 1‐23; Laine Rogers 1‐18; Smith Wright 1‐0. Calgary‐Richard Snyder 5‐80; Anthony Parker 5‐69; Nathan Coehoorn 4‐85; Steven Lumbala 2‐55; Chris Dobko 1‐13; Glavic finished the game 14‐for‐18 for 270 yards and four TDs before giving way to Canada Anthony Woodson 1‐6. West rookie of the year Eric Dzwilewski late in the third quarter. Glavic spread the ball around effectively, with four players racking up at least 50 receiving yards while seven INTERCEPTIONS: Alberta‐None. Calgary‐Linden Gaydosh 1‐20; Michael Lau 1‐19. players recorded at least 20 rushing yards. Coehoorn’s 85 yards was a team receiving high, while Woodson led the way on the ground with 79 yards. FUMBLES: Alberta‐None. Calgary‐Michael Lau 1‐1; Eric Dzwilewski 1‐1.

Alberta’s offence struggled against an impressive defensive performance by Calgary, SACKS (UA‐A): Alberta‐Duncan Morris 1‐0. Calgary‐Travis Payne 1‐0. managing just 216 yards total offence. Bears pivot Julian Marchand went 11‐for‐26 for 113 yards and two interceptions on the day, while Matthew Jarvis’ 78 yards along the ground TACKLES (UA‐A): Alberta‐J. Hetherington 10‐1; Jean‐Marc Jones 7‐2; Chris Muchena 5‐1; accounted for most of the rest. Kevin Chave 4‐2; Duncan Morris 4‐1; T. Greenslade 3‐1; Craig Gerbrandt 3‐1; Cayce Kerr 3‐ 0; Brent Krawchuk 3‐0; Dale Stevenson 2‐2; T. Johannesson 1‐2; Joseph Hartman 1‐2; The Dinos (8‐2) will defend Canada West’s 37‐year win streak at home in national semi‐final Steven Giang 1‐1; Matthew Jarvis 1‐0; Hugh O'Neill 1‐0; R. Richardson 1‐0; Lane Dell 0‐1; games when they host the eastern Huskies (6‐3) in the CIS Mitchell Bowl next Saturday. It Ryan Meraw 0‐1. Calgary‐Andrea Bonaventura 8‐3; Doctor Cassama 5‐1; Travis Payne 4‐1; will be just the second time in history that the Atlantic champion has travelled west to face Anthony DesLauriers 4‐0; Richard Snyder 3‐0; Adam Driedger 3‐0; Chris Folk 2‐1; Michael the Canada West victor following Saskatchewan’s 31‐16 win over Saint Mary’s in 2004. Lau 2‐1; Julian Simmerling 2‐0; Jamahl Knowles 2‐0; Andrew Kay 2‐0; Tye Noble 1‐2; Linden Gaydosh 1‐2; Emilio Violato 1‐0; Wyatt Getty 1‐0; Geoff Paiement 1‐0; Josh Symons 0‐1; Ontario champion Western Ontario travels east to face the top‐ranked Laval Rouge et Or in Martin Kalonji 0‐1; Carlos Guglielmi 0‐1. the Uteck Bowl following Laval’s eighth straight Quebec conference victory. The winner of Stadium: McMahon Stadium Attendance: 2786 that contest will take on the Mitchell Bowl champion in the 2010 Desjardins Vanier Cup Kickoff time: 3:00 pm End of Game: 5:59 pm Total elapsed time: 2:59 Nov. 27 at PEPS Stadium in Quebec City. Officials: Referee: Dale Goertzen; Umpire: Marv Mullaney; Linesman: Blair Brown;

Line judge: Justin McInnis; Back judge: Jim Carlisle; Field judge: Kevin McWilliam; ‐UC‐ Side judge: Cam Schwieder; Scorer: Daryl Slade

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Canada West Semi‐Final – November 6, 2010 Regina @ Calgary (Nov. 6, 2010 at Calgary, AB)

Calgary 40 Regina 33 Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Regina 0 10 1 22 33 Record: (5‐4,5‐3) CALGARY – Big players put up big numbers in big games – and the University of Calgary 16 10 7 7 40 Record: (7‐2,6‐2) Calgary Dinos have their big guns to thank for a 40‐33 Canada West semi‐final win over the Regina Rams Saturday afternoon at McMahon Stadium. Scoring Summary: 1st 00:15 CGY Anthony Parker 70 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield Erik Glavic found Anthony Parker for a 70‐yard TD strike on the opening play of the game as kick), 1‐70 0:15, REG 0 ‐ CGY 7 the fifth‐ranked Dinos built up a big lead, then staved off yet another fourth‐quarter charge 00:19 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , REG 0 ‐ CGY 8 by the Rams to hang on for the victory. 11:24 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , REG 0 ‐ CGY 9 15:00 CGY Nathan Coehoorn 28 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield The Dinos (7‐2) will host the Alberta Golden Bears (4‐5) in the 74th Hardy Cup game next kick), 6‐80 2:10, REG 0 ‐ CGY 16 Saturday afternoon at McMahon Stadium for the conference championship after Alberta 2nd 03:45 REG Adrian Charles 12 yd run (Chris Bodnar kick), 4‐73 1:27, REG stunned the Saskatchewan Huskies with a 28‐point fourth‐quarter comeback in the other 7 ‐ CGY 16 semi‐final. Calgary, which won both previous games against the Golden Bears this season, 07:15 CGY Anthony Parker 20 yd pass from Steven Lumbala (Aaron will be looking for a third straight Canada West title, while the Bears will search for their Ifield kick), 7‐77 3:21, REG 7 ‐ CGY 23 first conference banner since 1981. 12:19 CGY Aaron Ifield 20 yd field goal, 8‐83 3:34, REG 7 ‐ CGY 26 14:37 REG Chris Bodnar 17 yd field goal, 10‐64 2:18, REG 10 ‐ CGY 26 The ending followed a familiar script – Calgary opening up a lead and the Rams fighting 3rd 08:57 REG Chris Bodnar rouge, , REG 11 ‐ CGY 26 back late to make a game of it for the third time in as many games between the two clubs 10:41 CGY Anthony Parker 45 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield in 2010. kick), 5‐75 1:44, REG 11 ‐ CGY 33 4th 00:58 REG Brenden Owens 8 yd pass from Marc Mueller (Chris Bodnar “We’ve played them three times now, and we’ve been able to get out to a lead in every kick), 6‐45 1:23, REG 18 ‐ CGY 33 one of them,” said Calgary coach Blake Nill. “But they’re too good. They’re offence is too 04:39 CGY Anthony Woodson 6 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield good, and it’s only a matter of time before they make some big plays. It’s too bad it had to kick), 8‐100 3:29, REG 18 ‐ CGY 40 end that way, but at the same time this is a good football team. It’s just another example of 10:05 REG Brenden Owens 5 yd pass from Marc Mueller (Brenden what kind of football is played in this conference. Owens pass from Marc Mueller), 8‐90 2:49, REG 26 ‐ CGY 40 14:01 REG Adrian Charles 1 yd run (Chris Bodnar kick), 8‐84 1:20, REG Despite the nervous moments at the end, it was the Dinos’ best offensive performance of 33 ‐ CGY 40 the 2010 season. Season‐highs included Glavic’s passing (360 yards), Matt Walter’s 162 REG CGY rushing yards, Parker’s 145 receiving yards, and the team’s 587 yards total offence. FIRST DOWNS 25 29

RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 26‐151 36‐217 “Our offensive line really played well today,” said Nill. “To beat a team three times in this PASSING YDS (NET) 336 380 conference says a lot – it says that there’s some level of consistency, despite what we’ve Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 38‐28‐0 28‐19‐2 been through.” TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 65‐480 66‐579

Fumble Returns‐Yards 1‐4 0‐0 After the opening score and a pair of Aaron Ifield singles, Nathan Coehoorn added a 28‐ Punt Returns‐Yards 7‐42 10‐71 yard major on the last play of the first quarter and the home side was off to a 16‐0 lead Kickoff Returns‐Yards 5‐82 4‐58 after 15 minutes. Interception Returns‐Yards 2‐2 0‐0

Punts (Number‐Avg) 8‐47.2 7‐42.4 Parker hauled in a wildcat pass from Steven Lumbala from 20 yards out midway through Fumbles‐Lost 2‐1 1‐1 the second quarter, then scored his third on a 45‐yard pass from Glavic late in the third. Penalties‐Yards 20‐145 8‐85 Anthony Woodson also hauled in a major. Possession Time 28:07 31:53

Third‐Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 0 The Rams scored three touchdowns in the fourth quarter, but the 22‐point Calgary lead Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 5‐5 3‐3 was too much to overcome. Two of those majors came courtesy Brenden Owens, while Sacks By: Number‐Yards 2‐18 1‐7 Adrian Charles scored his second of the afternoon with just 59 seconds on the clock. RUSHING: Regina‐Adrian Charles 18‐127; Marc Mueller 8‐24. Calgary‐Matt Walter 23‐162; Glavic completed 18 of 27 passes for 360 yards and four touchdowns, while Regina’s Marc Steven Lumbala 6‐36; Anthony Parker 4‐26; TEAM 2‐minus 2; Nathan Coehoorn 1‐minus 5. Mueller went 27‐for‐37 for 331 yards and two touchdowns. Parker was the game’s leading receiver with five catches for 145 yards and three TDs, while Coehoorn had eight catches PASSING: Regina‐Marc Mueller 28‐38‐0‐336. Calgary‐Erik Glavic 18‐27‐2‐360; Steven for 133 yards and the lone major. Owens led the way for the Rams with 101 yards on nine Lumbala 1‐1‐0‐20. catches. RECEIVING: Regina‐Brenden Owens 9‐101; Adrian Charles 6‐33; Jared Janotta 4‐70; Connor Walter won the head‐to‐head battle between the two leaders in Canada West rushing this Haas 3‐80; Mark McConkey 3‐39; Zach Oleynik 3‐13. Calgary‐Nathan Coehoorn 8‐133; season, out‐gaining Charles 162 yards to 127. Anthony Parker 5‐145; Richard Snyder 3‐74; Anthony Woodson 3‐28.

The Dinos get the chance to host the Hardy Cup for the second time in three seasons as INTERCEPTIONS: Regina‐Jamir Walker 1‐2; Kirby Kezama 1‐0. Calgary‐None. they look for the three‐peat as conference champions. And to win the banner they’ll have to repeat the same feat: beat the Golden Bears for the third time this season. FUMBLES: Regina‐Marc Mueller 1‐0; Stefan Charles 1‐1. Calgary‐Erik Glavic 1‐1

“It’s a difficult task,” Nill said. “It’s going to be about who shows up ready to play. If you SACKS (UA‐A): Regina‐Bruce Anderson 2‐0. Calgary‐Kelly Temple 1‐0. execute, you’ll be in good shape and if you don’t, you’ll be in trouble. Teams in this TACKLES (UA‐A): egina‐Bruce Anderson 8‐3; Chris Sciog 8‐3; Kirby Kezama 5‐3; Aric conference just have too much power. I’m glad we’re at home though.” Desmarais 3‐6; Daniel Knaus 3‐1; Akiem Hicks 2‐3; Jamir Walker 2‐1; Mike Kerr 2‐1; Stefan

Charles 2‐1; Dillon Dawson 2‐0; Austin Bates 2‐0; Logan Brooks 2‐0; Jeff Lukomski 1‐1; Steve It will be the first conference championship game between the Dinos and Bears since 1993, Famulak 1‐1; Cale Inglis 1‐0; Justin Edralin 1‐0; 1‐0; Zach Oleynik 1‐0; Benton when Calgary won 32‐12 at McMahon Stadium. All‐time the Dinos are 3‐2 against Alberta in Gieni 0‐2. Calgary‐Tye Noble 7‐2; Andrea Bonaventura 4‐4; Chris Folk 4‐3; Wyatt Getty 4‐1; the post‐season, including a conference semi‐final win last year, and Calgary is 2‐1 in Anthony DesLauriers 4‐0; Linden Gaydosh 3‐1; Travis Payne 2‐3; Jamahl Knowles 3‐0; Geoff conference final games against Alberta after a loss in 1980 and wins in 1984 and 1993. Paiement 3‐0; RJ Bond 2‐1; Kelly Temple 2‐0; Emilio Violato 2‐0; Byron Roberts 2‐0; Steve

Truzak 1‐1; Chudi Nzekwu 1‐1; Julian Simmerling 1‐1; Josh Symons 1‐0; Nathan Coehoorn 1‐ ‐UC‐ 0; Carlos Guglielmi 1‐0; Anthony Woodson 1‐0; Alex Krausnick‐Groh 1‐0; TEAM 1‐0; Michael Lau 1‐0; John Kadiebwe 0‐2; Andrew Kay 0‐1; Adam Driedger 0‐1.

Stadium: McMahon Stadium Attendance: 1152 Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 4:11 pm Total elapsed time: 3:11 Officials: Referee: Kelly Edgeworth; Umpire: Cam Dickson; Linesman: Dean McNeill; Line judge: Rick Berezowski; Back judge: Cam Schwieder; Field judge: Chris Shortt; Side judge: Neal Terrio; Scorer: Darryl Slade; Temperature: 11 C Wind: S10 km/h Weather: Cool and sunny

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Alberta 5 @ Calgary 37 Calgary 35 @ Regina 27 Oct. 30, 2010 at Calgary, AB Oct. 22, 2010 at Regina, SK

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Alberta 0 5 0 0 5 Record: (3‐5) Calgary 1 23 1 10 35 Record: (5‐2) Calgary 9 10 8 10 37 Record: (6‐2) Regina 0 3 8 16 27 Record: (5‐2)

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 04:25 CGY TEAM safety, , AB 0 ‐ CGY 2 1st 03:16 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , CGY 1 ‐ REG 0 10:05 CGY Matt Walter 1 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 5‐90 1:55, AB 0 ‐ CGY 9 2nd 01:08 CGY Aaron Ifield 14 yd field goal, 13‐97 6:29, CGY 4 ‐ REG 0 2nd 06:07 AB TEAM safety, , AB 2 ‐ CGY 9 03:20 CGY Matt Walter 1 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 3‐61 0:54, CGY 11 ‐ 08:00 AB Hugh O'Neill 26 yd field goal, 4‐14 1:53, AB 5 ‐ CGY 9 REG 0 12:01 CGY Matt Walter 1 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 9‐75 06:15 REG Chris Bodnar 17 yd field goal, 8‐73 2:48, CGY 11 ‐ REG 3 4:01, AB 5 ‐ CGY 16 11:39 CGY Aaron Ifield 39 yd field goal, 4‐8 1:42, CGY 14 ‐ REG 3 14:52 CGY Aaron Ifield 47 yd field goal, 4‐44 0:29, AB 5 ‐ CGY 19 13:25 CGY Richard Snyder 46 yd pass from Erik Glavic (Aaron Ifield kick), 3rd 02:18 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , AB 5 ‐ CGY 20 2‐48 0:30, CGY 21 ‐ REG 3 04:14 CGY Anthony Parker 75 yd pass from Eric Dzwilewski (Aaron Ifield 14:58 CGY Aaron Ifield 27 yd field goal, 8‐40 0:58, CGY 24 ‐ REG 3 kick), 1‐65 0:54, AB 5 ‐ CGY 27 3rd 07:18 REG Jared Janotta 18 yd pass from Marc Mueller (Chris Bodnar 4th 08:45 CGY Milos Zivkovic 4 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 5‐36 2:31, AB 5 ‐ CGY kick), 15‐97 7:12, CGY 24 ‐ REG 10 34 12:09 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , CGY 25 ‐ REG 10 14:57 CGY Aaron Ifield 51 yd field goal, 12‐46 4:33, AB 5 ‐ CGY 37 15:00 REG Chris Bodnar rouge, , CGY 25 ‐ REG 11

4th 01:09 CGY Steven Lumbala 4 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 3‐75 1:09, CGY 32 ‐ AB CGY REG 11 FIRST DOWNS 12 27 05:22 REG TEAM safety, , CGY 32 ‐ REG 13 RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 24‐147 38‐310 06:33 REG Jared Janotta 26 yd pass from Marc Mueller (Chris Bodnar PASSING YDS (NET) 80 232 kick), 4‐61 1:04, CGY 32 ‐ REG 20 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 23‐8‐2 23‐14‐2 10:43 CGY Aaron Ifield 23 yd field goal, 8‐64 3:53, CGY 35 ‐ REG 20 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 50‐219 61‐542 11:49 REG Brenden Owens 36 yd pass from Marc Mueller (Chris Bodnar Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 kick), 4‐75 1:06, CGY 35 ‐ REG 27 Punt Returns‐Yards 7‐36 11‐89 CGY REG Kickoff Returns‐Yards 6‐171 1‐19 FIRST DOWNS 34 29 Interception Returns‐Yards 2‐18 2‐0 RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 30‐225 13‐54 Punts (Number‐Avg) 11‐40.9 5‐39.6 PASSING YDS (NET) 275 413 Fumbles‐Lost 0‐0 1‐0 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 34‐17‐0 49‐32‐0 Penalties‐Yards 8‐60 14‐126 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 66‐484 62‐467 Possession Time 1:13 28:47 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 Third‐Down Conversions 0 of 0 0 of 0 Punt Returns‐Yards 6‐83 4‐15 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 1‐2 3‐3 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 4‐82 5‐62 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 0‐0 3‐8 Interception Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 Possession Time 32:31 27:29 Punts (Number‐Avg) 4‐47.5 6‐40.2 Third‐Down Conversions 1 of 2 1 of 3 Fumbles‐Lost 2‐1 0‐0 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 5‐5 0‐0 Penalties‐Yards 11‐127 17‐109 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 1‐11 3‐23 Possession Time 32:36 27:24 Third‐Down Conversions 0 of 1 1 of 3 RUSHING: Alberta‐Shayne Samoil 13‐107; Jess Valleau 2‐19; Smith Wright 3‐7; Julian Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 5‐6 2‐4 Marchand 1‐6; Blaine Bartoli 2‐5; Matthew Jarvis 3‐3. Calgary‐Matt Walter 9‐79; Nathan Sacks By: Number‐Yards 0‐0 2‐16 Coehoorn 2‐57; Eric Dzwilewski 4‐48; Emilio Violato 5‐35; Andrew Kay 6‐32; Steven Lumbala 3‐26; Anthony Woodson 3‐15; Anthony Parker 3‐10; Milos Zivkovic 1‐4; Kiefer RUSHING: Calgary‐Matt Walter 16‐158; Anthony Parker 3‐52; Steven Lumbala 8‐32; Olson 1‐3; Erik Glavic 1‐1. Anthony Woodson 2‐10; Aaron Ifield 1‐minus 27. Regina‐Adrian Charles 10‐46; Marc PASSING: Alberta‐Julian Marchand 6‐16‐2‐59; Curtis Dell 2‐7‐0‐21; TEAM 0‐0‐0‐0. Calgary‐ Mueller 2‐11; TEAM 1‐minus 3. Erik Glavic 9‐14‐1‐137; Eric Dzwilewski 3‐7‐1‐83; Kiefer Olson 2‐2‐0‐12. PASSING: Calgary‐Erik Glavic 17‐34‐0‐275. Regina‐Marc Mueller 32‐49‐0‐413. RECEIVING: Alberta‐Shayne Samoil 2‐10; Jess Valleau 1‐29; David Court 1‐17; Smith Wright RECEIVING: Calgary‐Anthony Parker 7‐69; Nathan Coehoorn 6‐125; Richard Snyder 3‐76; 1‐12; Ryan Meraw 1‐8; M. Wojcicki 1‐4; R. Richardson 1‐0. Calgary‐Anthony Parker 5‐122; Matt Walter 1‐5. Regina‐Jared Janotta 9‐129; Brenden Owens 9‐117; Mark McConkey 9‐ Steven Lumbala 3‐81; Nathan Coehoorn 2‐12; Taylor Nill 2‐10; Chris Dobko 1‐6; Matt 104; Adrian Charles 2‐25; Chris King 2‐21; Connor Haas 1‐17. Walter 1‐1. INTERCEPTIONS: Calgary‐None. Regina‐None. INTERCEPTIONS: Alberta‐J. Hetherington 1‐18; Brent Krawchuk 1‐0. Calgary‐Steve Truzak 1‐ 5; Michael Lau 1‐minus 5. SACKS (UA‐A): Calgary‐None. Regina‐Akiem Hicks 1‐0; Logan Brooks 1‐0.

SACKS (UA‐A): Alberta‐None. Calgary‐Byron Roberts 1‐0; Linden Gaydosh 1‐0; Brandon FUMBLES: Calgary‐Erik Glavic 1‐1; Aaron Ifield 1‐0. Regina‐None. Rockhill 1‐0. TACKLES (UA‐A): Calgary‐Chris Folk 8‐2; Tye Noble 5‐6; Travis Payne 3‐4; Sam Hurl 3‐2; FUMBLES: Alberta‐None. Calgary‐Erik Glavic 1‐0. Michael Lau 3‐1; Wyatt Getty 2‐2; Chudi Nzekwu 1‐3; Kelly Temple 1‐1; Josh Symons 1‐1; Andrea Bonaventura 0‐3; RJ Bond 0‐3; Taylor Nill 1‐0; Byron Roberts 1‐0; Linden Gaydosh 1‐ TACKLES (UA‐A): Alberta‐Chris Muchena 6‐0; Steven Giang 4‐3; J. Hetherington 5‐0; T. 0; Adam Driedger 0‐2; Milos Zivkovic 0‐2; Steve Truzak 0‐1; Julian Simmerling 0‐1. Regina‐ Johannesson 4‐2; T. Greenslade 3‐4; Jean‐Marc Jones 3‐3; Dale Stevenson 3‐2; Lane Dell 3‐ Brady Aulie 5‐2; Mike Kerr 5‐1; Logan Brooks 4‐1; Daniel Knaus 3‐3; Akiem Hicks 3‐3; Chris 2; Ryan Meraw 3‐0; Brent Krawchuk 2‐1; Craig Gerbrandt 2‐1; Joseph Hartman 1‐2; Cayce Sciog 3‐2; Justin Edralin 3‐1; Jamir Walker 3‐1; Kirby Kezama 2‐3; Benton Gieni 1‐3; Steve Kerr 1‐2; Larry Hillary 1‐2; Duncan Morris 1‐1; Tommy Tsoumpas 1‐0; Dean Guedo 1‐0; Famulak 1‐1; Aric Desmarais 0‐3; Bruce Anderson 0‐3; Austin Bates 0‐3; Zach Oleynik 1‐0; Kevin Chave 1‐0; Hugh O'Neill 1‐0; Sean Davis 0‐1. Calgary‐Tye Noble 6‐3; Chris Folk 3‐4; Jorgen Hus 0‐2; Adrian Charles 0‐1; Cody Kezama 0‐1; Derek Bell 0‐1; Chris Bodnar 0‐1; Andrea Bonaventura 3‐3; Chudi Nzekwu 3‐0; Steve Truzak 2‐2; Brandon Rockhill 2‐2; Linden Steve Hanson 0‐1; Cale Inglis 0‐1. Gaydosh 2‐0; Julian Simmerling 2‐0; Martin Kalonji 2‐0; Wyatt Getty 2‐0; Byron Roberts 1‐2; Travis Payne 0‐4; Michael Lau 1‐0; Aaron Ifield 1‐0; RJ Bond 1‐0; Richard Snyder 1‐0; Steven Stadium: Mosaic Stadium Attendance: 3400 Lumbala 1‐0; Mike Forzani 0‐2; Anthony Woodson 0‐1; Alex Krausnick‐Groh 0‐1. Kickoff time: 7:05 pm End of Game: 9:50 pm Total elapsed time: 2:45 Officials: Referee: Rob Isbister; Umpire: Marv Mullaney; Linesman: Dan Fleischaker; Stadium: McMahon Stadium Attendance: 1026 Line judge: Adam Paradowski; Back judge: Neal Terrio; Field judge: Ryan Stark; Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:50 pm Total elapsed time: 2:50 Side judge: Frank White; Scorer: Rob Hoffman; Officials: Referee: Cam Dickson; Umpire: Jerry Guido; Linesman: Michael Thorson; Temperature: 9 C Wind: E 11km/h Weather: partly cloudy Line judge: Glen Haner; Back judge: Jim Woods; Field judge: Shawn Kerr; Side judge: Blair Brown; Scorer: Bob Eaman; Temperature: +8 C Wind: 0 km/h Weather: Clear & sunny

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Calgary 17 @ Saskatchewan 36 UBC 16 @ Calgary 33 Oct. 15, 2010 at Saskatoon, SK Oct. 2, 2010 at Calgary, AB

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Calgary 3 2 5 7 17 Record: (4‐2) UBC 1 8 4 3 16 Record: (1‐4) Saskatchewan 7 6 7 16 36 Record: (4‐2) Calgary 7 11 0 15 33 Record: (4‐1)

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 02:56 SASK Jade Etienne 6 yd pass from Laurence Nixon (S. McDonald 1st 10:33 CGY Anthony Parker 3 yd pass from Eric Dzwilewski (Aaron Ifield kick), 7‐70 2:56, CGY 0 ‐ SASK 7 kick), 7‐78 3:18, UBC 0 ‐ CGY 7 13:52 CGY Aaron Ifield 35 yd field goal, 3‐6 1:25, CGY 3 ‐ SASK 7 14:36 UBC B. Pavlopoulos rouge, , UBC 1 ‐ CGY 7 2nd 02:02 SASK S. McDonald 27 yd field goal, 8‐55 3:10, CGY 3 ‐ SASK 10 2nd 01:56 CGY Aaron Ifield 41 yd field goal, 7‐42 2:20, UBC 1 ‐ CGY 10 13:49 CGY TEAM safety, , CGY 5 ‐ SASK 10 06:04 UBC B. Pavlopoulos rouge, , UBC 2 ‐ CGY 10 14:58 SASK S. McDonald 28 yd field goal, 7‐45 0:44, CGY 5 ‐ SASK 13 08:42 CGY Matt Walter 1 yd pass from Eric Dzwilewski (Aaron Ifield kick), 3rd 07:18 CGY TEAM safety, , CGY 7 ‐ SASK 13 5‐75 2:38, UBC 2 ‐ CGY 17 09:13 SASK Luke Thiel 74 yd punt return (S. McDonald kick), , CGY 7 ‐ SASK 12:58 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , UBC 2 ‐ CGY 18 20 14:56 UBC Billy Greene 13 yd run (B. Pavlopoulos kick), 8‐75 1:58, UBC 9 ‐ 12:28 CGY Aaron Ifield 32 yd field goal, 5‐58 3:11, CGY 10 ‐ SASK 20 CGY 18 4th 00:18 SASK Mitch Stevens 12 yd pass from Laurence Nixon (S. McDonald 3rd 06:34 UBC B. Pavlopoulos 30 yd field goal, 11‐67 4:19, UBC 12 ‐ CGY 18 kick), 8‐75 2:50, CGY 10 ‐ SASK 27 10:12 UBC B. Pavlopoulos rouge, , UBC 13 ‐ CGY 18 00:50 SASK Nico Higgs 41 yd interception return (S. McDonald kick), , CGY 4th 04:08 UBC B. Pavlopoulos 27 yd field goal, 6‐40 2:21, UBC 16 ‐ CGY 18 10 ‐ SASK 34 07:12 CGY Matt Walter 1 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 7‐75 3:04, UBC 16 ‐ 04:54 CGY Nathan Coehoorn 98 yd punt return (Aaron Ifield kick), , CGY CGY 25 17 ‐ SASK 34 07:20 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge, , UBC 16 ‐ CGY 26 09:13 SASK TEAM safety, , CGY 17 ‐ SASK 36 10:51 CGY Matt Walter 62 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 2‐70 0:41, UBC 16 ‐ CGY 33 CGY SASK FIRST DOWNS 12 26 UBC CGY RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 30‐164 26‐156 FIRST DOWNS 29 24 PASSING YDS (NET) 191 271 RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 40‐270 37‐352 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 22‐13‐1 37‐24‐1 PASSING YDS (NET) 281 180 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 56‐340 65‐410 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 43‐23‐0 20‐12‐1 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 84‐550 57‐532 Punt Returns‐Yards 6‐114 10‐121 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 6‐123 2‐25 Punt Returns‐Yards 5‐42 5‐27 Interception Returns‐Yards 1‐19 1‐41 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 6‐86 2‐29 Punts (Number‐Avg) 11‐33.6 9‐36.4 Interception Returns‐Yards 1‐0 0‐0 Fumbles‐Lost 4‐1 1‐0 Punts (Number‐Avg) 5‐46.0 5‐43.0 Penalties‐Yards 15‐92 13‐83 Fumbles‐Lost 1‐1 0‐0 Possession Time 29:21 30:04 Penalties‐Yards 11‐80 9‐99 Third‐Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 1 Possession Time 33:26 26:34 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 0‐0 2‐2 Third‐Down Conversions 3 of 5 1 of 2 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 2‐17 4‐15 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 2‐3 3‐4 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 0‐0 1‐1 RUSHING: Calgary‐Matt Walter 17‐84; Eric Dzwilewski 7‐40; Anthony Woodson 3‐31; Anthony Parker 2‐8; Steven Lumbala 1‐1. Saskatchewan‐Ben Coakwell 10‐81; Dathan RUSHING: UBC‐Billy Greene 18‐132; Tibi Banica 16‐125; Eddie Ford 4‐7; C. Riby‐Wilson 1‐6; Thomas 11‐73; Laurence Nixon 2‐9; Connor Lutz 3‐minus 7. Marc McVeigh 1‐0. Calgary‐Matt Walter 12‐96; Steven Lumbala 7‐78; Eric Dzwilewski 9‐67; Nathan Coehoorn 2‐49; Anthony Parker 3‐41; Andrew Kay 1‐12; Anthony Woodson 3‐9. PASSING: Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 7‐15‐1‐105; Erik Glavic 6‐7‐0‐86. Saskatchewan‐Laurence Nixon 24‐37‐1‐271; Trent Peterson 0‐0‐0‐0. PASSING: UBC‐Billy Greene 23‐43‐0‐281. Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 12‐20‐1‐180.

RECEIVING: Calgary‐Nathan Coehoorn 5‐36; Anthony Parker 3‐55; Steven Lumbala 2‐39; RECEIVING: UBC‐Ryan Couper 5‐68; Marc McVeigh 4‐66; Jordan Grieve 4‐40; David Scott 3‐ Richard Snyder 2‐27; Anthony Woodson 1‐31. Saskatchewan‐Braeden George 7‐78; Mitch 53; Spencer Betts 3‐24; Mitch Shuster 3‐24; C. Riby‐Wilson 1‐6. Calgary‐Anthony Parker 5‐ Stevens 6‐76; Rory Kohlert 4‐51; Garrett Bolen 3‐35; Owen Geier 1‐13; Travis Gorski 1‐7; 82; Nathan Coehoorn 4‐73; Anthony Woodson 2‐24; Matt Walter 1‐1. Jade Etienne 1‐6; Ben Coakwell 1‐5. INTERCEPTIONS: UBC‐Jeff Burt 1‐0. Calgary‐None. INTERCEPTIONS: Calgary‐Tye Noble 1‐19. Saskatchewan‐Nico Higgs 1‐41. SACKS (UA‐A): UBC‐None. Calgary‐Brian Hagen 0‐1; Sam Hurl 0‐1. SACKS (UA‐A): Calgary‐Adam Driedger 1‐0; Sam Hurl 1‐0. Saskatchewan‐Tony Michalchuk FUMBLES: UBC‐Tibi Banica 1‐1. Calgary‐None. 0‐1; Peter Thiel 1‐0; Gregg Woytowich 0‐1; Nico Higgs 1‐0. TACKLES (UA‐A): UBC‐Levar Hayden 5‐2; Sam Carino 5‐0; Jeff Burt 4‐2; Connor Flynn 3‐2; FUMBLES: Calgary‐Richard Snyder 2‐0; Eric Dzwilewski 1‐0; Steven Lumbala 1‐1. Mark Bailey 2‐3; Thomas Harris 3‐0; J. Carpenter 3‐0; Alex Babalos 3‐0; Bryan Rideout 1‐3; Saskatchewan‐Braeden George 1‐0. Devin Kavanagh 2‐0; Martin Park 2‐0; Joey Gabrick 1‐2; James Haddad 1‐1; Brett Knull 1‐1; TACKLES (UA‐A): Calgary‐Sam Hurl 7‐5; Tye Noble 6‐3; Adam Driedger 5‐4; Brian Hagen 4‐4; Serge Kaminsky 1‐0; Zack Kotilla 1‐0; Tibi Banica 1‐0; Ellis‐McDermid 0‐2. Calgary‐Brian Andrea Bonaventura 4‐1; Carlos Guglielmi 4‐0; Doctor Cassama 3‐1; Julian Simmerling 3‐0; Hagen 8‐2; Anthony DesLauriers 8‐1; Sam Hurl 6‐2; Chris Folk 4‐5; Tye Noble 4‐4; Michael Michael Lau 1‐2; Linden Gaydosh 1‐2; Chudi Nzekwu 1‐1; Martin Kalonji 1‐0; Reed Lau 5‐1; Martin Kalonji 4‐0; Andrea Bonaventura 3‐1; Travis Payne 3‐1; Josh Symons 2‐3; Alexander 1‐0; Travis Payne 1‐0; Steve Truzak 1‐0; Wyatt Getty 0‐2; Josh Symons 0‐2; Kelly Doctor Cassama 2‐2; Brandon Rockhill 2‐0; Wyatt Getty 1‐2; Geoff Paiement 1‐1; Linden Temple 0‐1; Byron Roberts 0‐1; Geoff Paiement 0‐1. Saskatchewan‐Luke Thiel 7‐0; Tony Gaydosh 1‐0; Anthony Parker 1‐0; Richard Snyder 1‐0; Carlos Guglielmi 1‐0; Milos Zivkovic Michalchuk 5‐4; Peter Thiel 5‐2; Nico Higgs 5‐0; Gregg Woytowich 4‐2; Stephen Kovach 3‐1; 1‐0; Byron Roberts 0‐1; Steve Truzak 0‐1; Adam Driedger 0‐1. Mitch Friesen 3‐0; David Rybinski 2‐1; Joel Seutter 2‐0; Andrew Abbs 2‐0; Zach Hart 2‐0; Stadium: McMahon Stadium Attendance: 1166 Vaughn Rice 1‐0; Brodie Rothe 1‐0; Carter Kolybaba 1‐0; Nnamdi Metu 1‐0; Garrett Burgess Kickoff time: 1:00 pm End of Game: 3:57 pm Total elapsed time: 2:57 1‐0; Laurence Nixon 1‐0; S. McDonald 1‐0; Bryce McCall 1‐0; Charlie Power 0‐1; Seamus Officials: Referee: Jim Woods; Umpire: Cam Dickson; Linesman: Jerry Guido; Neary 0‐1. Line judge: Blair Brown; Back judge: Cam Schwieder; Field judge: Shawn Kerr; Stadium: Griffiths Stadium Attendance: 4450 Side judge: Glen Haner; Scorer: Darryl Slade; Kickoff time: 7:07 End of Game: 10:05 Total elapsed time: 2h58m Temperature: 22 C Wind: Weather: Clear and sunny Officials: Referee: Al Mitchell; Umpire: Bob Klein; Linesman: Mike Thorson; Line judge: Mark Bodnarchuk; Back judge: Rick Berezowski; Field judge: Randy Warick; Side judge: Steve Chisolm; Temperature: 7 C Wind: W 24km/h Weather: Partly cloudy

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Calgary 26 @ Manitoba 25 Calgary 23 @ Alberta 14 Sept. 25, 2010 at Winnipeg, MB Sept. 18, 2010 at Edmonton, AB

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Calgary 3 17 2 4 26 Record: (3‐1) Calgary 0 6 0 17 23 Record: (2‐1) Manitoba 0 3 14 8 25 Record: (1‐3) Alberta 9 3 2 0 14 Record: (2‐1)

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 04:43 CGY Aaron Ifield 22 yd field goal, 10‐67 4:43, CGY 3 ‐ MAN 0 1st 07:51 AB TEAM safety, , CGY 0 ‐ AB 2 2nd 01:00 CGY Steven Lumbala 19 yd pass from Eric Dzwilewski (Aaron Ifield 13:31 AB M. Wojcicki 22 yd pass from Julian Marchand (Hugh O'Neill kick), 6‐55 2:04, CGY 10 ‐ MAN 0 kick), 5‐62 2:21, CGY 0 ‐ AB 9 06:03 CGY Matt Walter 1 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 8‐52 3:46, CGY 17 ‐ 2nd 02:00 CGY Aaron Ifield 31 yd field goal, 9‐73 3:29, CGY 3 ‐ AB 9 MAN 0 09:34 AB Hugh O'Neill 22 yd field goal, 8‐69 3:13, CGY 3 ‐ AB 12 11:01 MAN Nick Naylor 28 yd field goal, 5‐23 2:26, CGY 17 ‐ MAN 3 12:01 CGY Aaron Ifield 23 yd field goal, 6‐59 2:27, CGY 6 ‐ AB 12 14:39 CGY Aaron Ifield 21 yd field goal, 5‐47 1:16, CGY 20 ‐ MAN 3 3rd 02:24 AB TEAM safety, , CGY 6 ‐ AB 14 3rd 02:47 MAN Brendon Bowman 5 yd pass from K. Williams (Nick Naylor kick), 4th 08:23 CGY Anthony Woodson 1 yd run (Eric Dzwilewski rush fumbld), 10‐ 6‐92 2:43, CGY 20 ‐ MAN 10 68 4:45, CGY 12 ‐ AB 14 06:26 MAN K. Williams 1 yd run (Nick Naylor kick), 4‐22 1:45, CGY 20 ‐ 08:57 CGY Tye Noble 45 yd interception return (Richard Snyder pass from MAN 17 Eric Dzwilewski), , CGY 20 ‐ AB 14 11:06 CGY TEAM safety, , CGY 22 ‐ MAN 17 14:09 CGY Aaron Ifield 25 yd field goal, 5‐33 0:57, CGY 23 ‐ AB 14 4th 10:31 CGY Aaron Ifield rouge (punt), , CGY 23 ‐ MAN 17 13:30 CGY Aaron Ifield 22 yd field goal, 7‐42 2:36, CGY 26 ‐ MAN 17 CGY AB 14:35 MAN Matt Henry 16 yd pass from K. Williams (Brendon Bowman FIRST DOWNS 26 19 pass from K. Williams), 5‐75 1:05, CGY 26 ‐ MAN 25 RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 40‐292 26‐127 CGY MAN PASSING YDS (NET) 120 146 FIRST DOWNS 28 21 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 21‐8‐2 28‐12‐3 RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 47‐355 12‐42 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 65‐388 56‐266 PASSING YDS (NET) 147 308 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 1‐0 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 18‐11‐1 40‐25‐2 Punt Returns‐Yards 7‐23 6‐54 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 68‐487 54‐335 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 1‐16 5‐107 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 Interception Returns‐Yards 3‐46 2‐17 Punt Returns‐Yards 8‐59 6‐70 Punts (Number‐Avg) 7‐36.7 13‐36.5 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 4‐63 3‐41 Fumbles‐Lost 1‐1 0‐0 Interception Returns‐Yards 2‐27 1‐0 Penalties‐Yards 10‐92 13‐106 Punts (Number‐Avg) 9‐35.8 8‐36.0 Possession Time 31:12 28:48 Fumbles‐Lost 0‐0 1‐0 Third‐Down Conversions 2 of 2 1 of 1 Penalties‐Yards 18‐158 9‐60 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 4‐4 2‐2 Possession Time 35:12 24:48 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 2‐7 4‐24 Third‐Down Conversions 2 of 3 0 of 1 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 5‐5 4‐4 RUSHING: Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 14‐115; Anthony Woodson 10‐78; Matt Walter 10‐70; Sacks By: Number‐Yards 2‐15 3‐15 Steven Lumbala 6‐29. Alberta‐Matthew Jarvis 16‐68; Julian Marchand 4‐37; Blaine Bartoli 6‐ 22. RUSHING: Calgary‐Matt Walter 16‐137; Eric Dzwilewski 11‐114; Steven Lumbala 16‐105; Emilio Violato 3‐3; Chris Dobko 1‐minus 4. Manitoba‐K. Williams 6‐28; James Gerardy 2‐8; PASSING: Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 8‐21‐2‐120. Alberta‐Julian Marchand 12‐28‐3‐146. Matt Henry 4‐6. RECEIVING: Calgary‐Richard Snyder 3‐23; Nathan Coehoorn 2‐46; Steven Lumbala 1‐28; PASSING: Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 11‐18‐1‐147. Manitoba‐K. Williams 25‐40‐2‐308. Drew Redekopp 1‐16; Chris Dobko 1‐7. Alberta‐Laine Rogers 6‐51; Jess Valleau 2‐33; Porter Brown 2‐15; R. Richardson 1‐25; M. Wojcicki 1‐22. RECEIVING: Calgary‐Steven Lumbala 4‐62; Richard Snyder 3‐33; Nathan Coehoorn 2‐26; Matt Walter 1‐14; Chris Dobko 1‐12. Manitoba‐Quincy Hurst 6‐65; Brendon Bowman 6‐57; INTERCEPTIONS: Calgary‐Tye Noble 1‐45; Steve Truzak 1‐1; Michael Lau 1‐0. Alberta‐J. Tyson Takasaki 5‐88; Stu Schollaardt 3‐43; Tyson Hinds 2‐25; Matt Henry 2‐19; Jared Ralko Hetherington 1‐16; Duncan Morris 1‐1. 1‐11. SACKS (UA‐A): Calgary‐Geoff Paiement 0‐1; Linden Gaydosh 1‐0; Tye Noble 0‐1. Alberta‐T. INTERCEPTIONS: Calgary‐Michael Lau 1‐26; Wyatt Getty 1‐1. Manitoba‐Grayson Wells 1‐0. Greenslade 2‐0; Dale Stevenson 1‐0; Jean‐Marc Jones 1‐0.

SACKS (UA‐A): Calgary‐Travis Payne 1‐0; Sam Hurl 1‐0. Manitoba‐Thomas Hall 2‐0; L. FUMBLES: Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 1‐1. Alberta‐None. Richardson 1‐0. TACKLES (UA‐A): Calgary‐Linden Gaydosh 9‐1; Tye Noble 7‐1; Geoff Paiement 3‐3; Steve FUMBLES: Calgary‐None. Manitoba‐K. Williams 1‐0. Truzak 4‐0; Travis Payne 3‐0; Kelly Temple 3‐0; Anthony DesLauriers 3‐0; Adam Driedger 2‐ 0; Byron Roberts 2‐0; TEAM 2‐0; Sam Hurl 1‐1; Milos Zivkovic 1‐0; Alex Krausnick‐Groh 1‐0; TACKLES (UA‐A): Calgary‐Brian Hagen 5‐1; Wyatt Getty 4‐1; Tye Noble 4‐1; Geoff Paiement Julian Simmerling 1‐0; Chris Folk 1‐0; John Kadiebwe 1‐0; Wyatt Getty 1‐0; Nathan 4‐0; Steve Truzak 3‐1; Sam Hurl 3‐0; Byron Roberts 2‐0; Doctor Cassama 2‐0; Carlos Coehoorn 1‐0; Richard Snyder 1‐0; Brian Hagen 1‐0; Martin Kalonji 1‐0. Alberta‐T. Guglielmi 2‐0; Linden Gaydosh 1‐1; Julian Simmerling 1‐1; Emilio Violato 1‐1; Adam Greenslade 7‐3; Chris Muchena 7‐0; Craig Gerbrandt 4‐1; J. Hetherington 3‐3; Dale Driedger 1‐1; Chris Folk 1‐0; Michael Lau 1‐0; Travis Payne 1‐0; Anthony DesLauriers 0‐1; Stevenson 4‐0; Jean‐Marc Jones 4‐0; Brent Krawchuk 4‐0; Duncan Morris 2‐2; Joseph Kelly Temple 0‐1. Manitoba‐Pete Adams 11‐3; Thomas Hall 7‐1; Adam Hindley 5‐4; John Hartman 2‐1; T. Johannesson 2‐1; Lane Dell 2‐0; Dean Guedo 2‐0; Porter Brown 2‐0; Tietzmann 5‐2; Mike Taylor 3‐3; Teague Sherman 4‐0; Grayson Wells 3‐0; L. Richardson 3‐0; Randon Ralph 1‐1; Kevin Chave 1‐1; O. Sonuga 1‐1; TEAM 1‐0. Kyle Bracken 2‐2; Everton Black 1‐3; Jason Loosemore 2‐0; Clifton Lewis 1‐1; David Ferrier 1‐1; Justin Clayton 1‐1; Lauren Kroeker 1‐1; Jesse Schryver 1‐0; Brendon Bowman 1‐0; Matt Stadium: Foote Field Attendance: 1534 Arnold 1‐0; TEAM 1‐0; Stu Schollaardt 0‐2. Kickoff time: 1:00 PM End of Game: 3:39 PM Total elapsed time: 2:39 PM Officials: Referee: Brendan Murphy; Umpire: Cody Laeocque; Linesman: Gord Unger; Stadium: University Stadium Attendance: 3000 Line judge: Brett Strong; Back judge: Alex Motuzus; Field judge: Ryan Stark; Kickoff time: 1:07 End of Game: 4:05 Total elapsed time: 2:58 Side judge: Kelly Edgeworth; Scorer: P. Cartledge; Officials: Referee: Jim Carlisle; Umpire: Dale Jacobson; Linesman: Mark Bodnarchuk; Temperature: 9 C Wind: SSE 26 Weather: Sunny with cloud Line judge: Adam Paradowski; Back judge: Steve Chisholm; Field judge: Neal Terrio;

Side judge: Ardis Oleksyn; Scorer: Andre Worms;

Temperature: 15 C Wind: E 9 km Weather: Partly cloudy

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Regina 21 @ Calgary 24 Saskatchewan 34 @ Calgary 13 Sept. 10, 2010 at Calgary, AB Sept. 4, 2010 at Calgary, AB

Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Score by Quarters 1 2 3 4 Score Regina 2 7 3 9 21 Record: (1‐1) Saskatchewan 17 8 0 9 34 Record: (1‐0) Calgary 0 7 14 3 24 Record: (1‐1) Calgary 7 6 0 0 13 Record: (0‐1)

Scoring Summary: Scoring Summary: 1st 09:55 REG TEAM safety, , REG 2 ‐ CGY 0 1st 01:36 SASK Jeff Hassler 69 yd run (D. Kolodzinski kick), 3‐84 1:36, SASK 7 ‐ 2nd 11:10 REG Adrian Charles 1 yd run (Chris Bodnar kick), 9‐73 3:51, REG 9 ‐ CGY 0 CGY 0 05:01 CGY Erik Glavic 1 yd run (Aaron Ifield kick), 8‐70 3:16, SASK 7 ‐ CGY 13:48 CGY Richard Snyder 18 yd pass from Eric Dzwilewski (Aaron Ifield 7 kick), 1‐18 0:06, REG 9 ‐ CGY 7 06:56 SASK D. Kolodzinski 20 yd field goal, 5‐74 1:52, SASK 10 ‐ CGY 7 3rd 07:19 REG Chris Bodnar 30 yd field goal, 11‐82 4:20, REG 12 ‐ CGY 7 15:00 SASK Jade Etienne 87 yd pass from Laurence Nixon (D. Kolodzinski 09:54 CGY Richard Snyder 43 yd pass from Eric Dzwilewski (Aaron Ifield kick), 2‐88 0:20, SASK 17 ‐ CGY 7 kick), 6‐75 2:35, REG 12 ‐ CGY 14 2nd 07:10 SASK Braeden George 11 yd pass from Laurence Nixon (D. 12:00 CGY Nathan Coehoorn 76 yd punt return (Aaron Ifield kick), , REG Kolodzinski kick), 5‐40 2:17, SASK 24 ‐ CGY 7 12 ‐ CGY 21 10:40 SASK TEAM rouge, , SASK 25 ‐ CGY 7 4th 07:50 REG Adrian Charles 1 yd run (Chris Bodnar kick), 8‐85 3:43, REG 19 ‐ 12:31 CGY Aaron Ifield 33 yd field goal, 7‐49 1:51, SASK 25 ‐ CGY 10 CGY 21 13:46 CGY Aaron Ifield 41 yd field goal, 6‐38 0:56, SASK 25 ‐ CGY 13 10:37 CGY Aaron Ifield 24 yd field goal, 6‐65 2:40, REG 19 ‐ CGY 24 4th 00:18 SASK TEAM safety, , SASK 27 ‐ CGY 13 14:44 REG TEAM safety, , REG 21 ‐ CGY 24 03:01 SASK Ben Coakwell 20 yd run (D. Kolodzinski kick), 2‐23 0:53, SASK 34 ‐ CGY 13 REG CGY FIRST DOWNS 33 19 SASK CGY RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 27‐155 29‐136 FIRST DOWNS 23 23 PASSING YDS (NET) 341 258 RUSHES‐YARDS (NET) 34‐294 30‐152 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 41‐25‐1 20‐13‐0 PASSING YDS (NET) 297 194 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 72‐467 50‐391 Passes Att‐Comp‐Int 30‐15‐0 35‐15‐1 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 TOTAL OFFENSE PLAYS‐YARDS 66‐570 66‐345 Punt Returns‐Yards 10‐40 10‐182 Fumble Returns‐Yards 0‐0 0‐0 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 5‐73 4‐93 Punt Returns‐Yards 9‐134 6‐9 Interception Returns‐Yards 0‐0 1‐28 Kickoff Returns‐Yards 4‐134 4‐67 Punts (Number‐Avg) 11‐40.1 9‐36.1 Interception Returns‐Yards 1‐14 0‐0 Fumbles‐Lost 2‐0 1‐0 Punts (Number‐Avg) 8‐38.5 9‐43.8 Penalties‐Yards 18‐140 20‐210 Fumbles‐Lost 2‐2 2‐2 Possession Time 5:15 24:46 Penalties‐Yards 13‐131 11‐76 Third‐Down Conversions 2 of 2 0 of 2 Possession Time 29:39 30:16 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 2‐3 2‐2 Third‐Down Conversions 0 of 3 1 of 3 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 1‐3 4‐29 Red‐Zone Scores‐Chances 3‐4 1‐1 Sacks By: Number‐Yards 1‐1 2‐21 RUSHING: Regina‐Adrian Charles 21‐135; Marc Mueller 5‐14; Connor Haas 1‐6. Calgary‐ Matt Walter 21‐77; Eric Dzwilewski 7‐62; Nathan Coehoorn 1‐minus RUSHING: Saskatchewan‐Jeff Hassler 19‐168; Ben Coakwell 10‐109; Travis Gorski 1‐14; Laurence Nixon 1‐7; TEAM 3‐minus 4. Calgary‐Erik Glavic 8‐69; Matt Walter 16‐62; Anthony PASSING: Regina‐Marc Mueller 25‐41‐1‐341. Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 13‐20‐0‐258. Parker 3‐28; Nathan Coehoorn 1‐12; Steven Lumbala 1‐minus 1; TEAM 1‐minus 18. RECEIVING: Regina‐Brenden Owens 8‐117; Rory Copithorn 6‐85; Connor Haas 4‐41; Chris PASSING: Saskatchewan‐Laurence Nixon 14‐29‐0‐290; Trent Peterson 1‐1‐0‐7. Calgary‐Erik King 3‐68; Mark McConkey 3‐24; Adrian Charles 1‐6. Calgary‐Chris Dobko 5‐114; Steven Glavic 14‐33‐1‐193; Eric Dzwilewski 1‐2‐0‐1. Lumbala 4‐56; Richard Snyder 2‐61; Nathan Coehoorn 2‐27. RECEIVING: Saskatchewan‐Garrett Bolen 4‐42; Jade Etienne 2‐95; Jeffrey Moore 2‐80; Jeff INTERCEPTIONS: Regina‐None. Calgary‐Michael Lau 1‐28. Hassler 2‐41; Rory Kohlert 2‐20; Braeden George 2‐18; Ben Coakwell 1‐1. Calgary‐Nathan SACKS (UA‐A): Regina‐Steve Famulak 1‐0. Calgary‐Josh Symons 1‐0; Doctor Cassama 1‐0; Coehoorn 5‐71; Chris Dobko 3‐41; Anthony Parker 2‐39; Richard Snyder 2‐14; Taylor Nill 1‐ Byron Roberts 1‐0; Martin Kalonji 1‐0. 19; Milos Zivkovic 1‐9; Matt Walter 1‐1.

FUMBLES: Regina‐John Kanaroski 1‐0; Marc Mueller 1‐0. Calgary‐Eric Dzwilewski 1‐0. INTERCEPTIONS: Saskatchewan‐Bryce McCall 1‐14. Calgary‐None.

TACKLES (UA‐A): Regina‐Matt Yausie 11‐2; Chris Sciog 7‐1; Bruce Anderson 5‐2; Daniel SACKS (UA‐A): Saskatchewan‐David Rybinski 1‐0. Calgary‐RJ Bond 1‐0; Sam Hurl 1‐0. Knaus 4‐1; Kirby Kezama 4‐1; Akiem Hicks 2‐0; Steve Famulak 2‐0; Austin Bates 2‐0; Jas FUMBLES: Saskatchewan‐Laurence Nixon 1‐1; Luke Thiel 1‐1. Calgary‐Nathan Coehoorn 1‐ Dhillon 1‐2; Jamir Walker 1‐1; Mike Kerr 1‐1; Logan Brooks 1‐1; Stefan Charles 1‐1; Marc 1; Erik Glavic 1‐1. Mueller 1‐0; Dillon Dawson 1‐0; Chris Bodnar 1‐0; Benton Gieni 1‐0; Justin Edralin 0‐1; Aric Desmarais 0‐1; John Kanaroski 0‐1.Calgary‐Tye Noble 7‐3; Travis Payne 7‐2; Wyatt Getty 6‐ TACKLES (UA‐A): Saskatchewan‐Bryce McCall 6‐2; Tony Michalchuk 5‐0; K. MacDougall 4‐2; 0; Doctor Cassama 4‐2; Linden Gaydosh 4‐2; Sam Hurl 4‐1; Geoff Paiement 3‐2; Josh Peter Thiel 4‐2; Nico Higgs 4‐1; Joel Seutter 3‐1; Cody Halseth 2‐1; David Rybinski 2‐1; Zach Symons 2‐1; Brian Hagen 2‐1; Steve Truzak 2‐0; Julian Simmerling 2‐0; Emilio Violato 2‐0; Hart 1‐3; Mitch Friesen 2‐0; Brodie Rothe 2‐0; Luke Thiel 2‐0; Charlie Power 1‐1; Levi Martin Kalonji 2‐0; Kelly Temple 1‐2; Michael Lau 1‐1; Carlos Guglielmi 1‐0; Byron Roberts Steinhauer 1‐0; Ben Rush 1‐0; Stephen Kovach 1‐0; TEAM 1‐0. Calgary‐Sam Hurl 11‐3; RJ 1‐0; Nathan Coehoorn 1‐0; Austin Little 0‐1. Bond 4‐2; Anthony DesLauriers 4‐1; Travis Payne 3‐3; Steve Truzak 4‐0; Josh Symons 3‐2; Tye Noble 3‐1; Brian Hagen 3‐0; Richard Snyder 3‐0; Kelly Temple 1‐2; Wyatt Getty 1‐1; Stadium: McMahon Stadium Attendance: 4293 Emilio Violato 1‐1; Austin Little 1‐0; Jamahl Knowles 1‐0; Kiefer Olson 1‐0; Milos Zivkovic 1‐ Kickoff time: 7:00 pm End of Game: 10:28 pm Total elapsed time: 3:28 0; Taylor Nill 1‐0; Michael Lau 1‐0; Julian Simmerling 0‐1; Linden Gaydosh 0‐1. Officials: Referee: Cam Dickson; Umpire: Cody Johnson; Linesman: Glen Haner; Line judge: Grant Schmick; Back judge: Blair Brown; Field judge: Cam Schwieder; Stadium: McMahon Stadium Attendance: 2074 Side judge: Shawn Kerr; Scorer: Darryl Slade; Kickoff time: 7:09 pm End of Game: 10:26 pm Total elapsed time: 3:15 Officials: Referee: Jim Woods; Umpire: J. Popplestone; Linesman: Mike Mitchell; Line judge: Chris Shortt; Back judge: Grant Schmick; Field judge: Nigel Bushe; Side judge: Glen Haner; Scorer: Darryl Slade;

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PREVIOUS VANIER CUP APPEARANCES Compiled by Ian Speers 1993 – Toronto 37 Calgary 34 1975: Ottawa 14 Calgary 9 The U of T Varsity Blues captured the 29th Vanier Cup championship in a game to be remembered. Ottawa literally grounded out a 14‐9 victory over Calgary behind the powerful running of , who finished with 169 yards on 27 carries. Lumsden, Diminutive Glen McCausland scored on an 81‐yard punt return, a Vanier Cup the Ted Morris winner, failed to score a touchdown but did add two record, to pace Toronto to an exciting 37‐34 victory over the Calgary Dinosaurs. conversions in the winning effort. Ottawa's total of 54 carries, half of them Calgary kicker Bruce Parsons could have sent the game into overtime with 10 provided by Lumsden, is third in the Vanier Cup record book. seconds remaining, but his 22‐yard field goal attempt was blocked by the Blues'

John Raposo. 1983: Calgary 31 Queen's 21 The Blues took a 23‐7 lead in the third quarter, but Calgary rallied to make it 23‐ 21. It was then that McCausland, who was named the game's Most Valuable Player, took matters into his own hands. The five‐foot‐six, 165‐pound star made a scintillating punt return 28 seconds into the fourth frame for a touchdown. Toronto linebacker Barry McCamus then put the Blues ahead 37‐21 at 3:29 when he scored on a 22‐yard interception return.

Calgary again rallied, thanks to Chris Lewis' one‐yard touchdown run at 7:30 and John Kalin's 13‐yard scoring strike to James Buchanan at 12:09. These scores cut Toronto's lead to 37‐34. Calgary got the ball at its 45‐yard line with less than a minute remaining after a surprising third‐down Toronto gamble failed. Kalin Calgary's dynamic duo, winner Greg Vavra and Tim Petros, guided Calgary to the Toronto 15 prior to Raposo's block. the Ted Morris Trophy recipient, led the Dinosaurs to a 31‐21 victory over Queen's. Petros rushed 25 times for 260 yards, a Vanier Cup record, a Vavra The win was Toronto’s first Vanier Cup title since 1965. kicked five field goals and extra points (a record) as well as completing 20 out of 1995 – Calgary 54 Western 24 37 passes for two TDs and 307 yards. Ross O'Doherty rushed for 135 yards and a TD on 16 carries for Queen's.

1985 – Calgary 25 Western 6

The SkyDome was no longer the SkyDoom to the University of Calgary Dinosaurs who won a Vanier Cup for the record, or should we say records. A 54‐ 24 victory over the defending champion put to rest the The Calgary Dinosaurs took their second national championship in three years, memory of the team's disheartening loss to Toronto in 1993. Calgary's receiver this time defeating Western 25‐6 for the Vanier Cup. A tough Calgary defence Don Blair, the 1995 Hec Crighton winner, put on quite a show by breaking two led by Presidents' Trophy winner Darcy Kopp held Western to only 38 yards Vanier Cup records with 24 points and four touchdowns. rushing. Western's Steve Samways compensated with a record 41 passing attempts for 279 yards, but a first quarter TD was all the Mustangs could Western Ontario took an early 7‐0 lead at 8:21 of the first quarter on a 17‐yard muster. Calgary's Elio Geremia was selected offensive player of the game based pass from QB Warren Goldie to Tom McConnell, much to the delight of the on his one touchdown, 104 yards rushing and two catches for 22 yards. partisan Mustang crowd of 29,178. Following a field goal by Calgary’s Brian Mlachak, the Dinos took the lead and would not relinquish when Blair caught a 1988 – Calgary 52 Saint Mary's 23 13‐yard TD from starting QB, Jason Assen, who injured his throwing arm and would only return for the final minute of play. Sasha Blaskovich filled in for an outstanding debut by completing 15 of 22 passes for 294 yards and three touchdowns. Calgary took a 26‐10 lead at the half and then put it away in the third quarter scoring majors on each of their three possessions.

The Calgary defence silenced Western's star running back Sean Reade, limiting him to 81 yards on 21 carries. Western was more effective with fullback Jason McKibbin, who ran for 161 yards on 16 carries. Mustang's QB Warren Goldie, playing in his last game after five fabulous seasons, completed 11 of 25 attempts for 143 yards, one touchdown and three interceptions. In the end Calgary recorded the longest field goal, 50 yards, by Mlachak, a record seven touchdowns and 54 points, in addition to the Blair marks. With Saint Mary’s No. 1 quarterback declared medically unfit to play, Bill 2009 – Queen’s 33 Calgary 31 Scollard, the Huskies’ top wide receiver was pressed into action as a The Queen’s Gaels scored 26 unanswered points to turn a 25‐7 halftime deficit replacement for Hec Crighton trophy winner, Chris Flynn. into a 33‐31 victory over the Calgary Dinos in the 45th Vanier Cup at PEPS Stadium in Quebec City before a standing‐room‐only crowd of 18,628. For 52 minutes Scollard, who completed 27 of 47 attempts (a Vanier Cup record), kept the Huskies in the game against the University of Calgary Gaels pivot earned the Ted Morris memorial trophy as the Dinosaurs. The Cinderella finish was not to be however. With eight minutes left game MVP by completing 17 of 33 passes for 286 yards. He threw three to play the Huskies, who appeared to have gained the momentum and were touchdown passes and one interception. The Queen’s defence generated five moving down field to attempt to tie the game had their hopes dashed when turnovers from Calgary, including two interceptions, a blocked field goal, and Dave Heaton of the Dinosaurs grabbed an interception and took it 75 yards for a two fumbles – including one on what could have been the game‐winning drive Calgary touchdown and a 38‐ 23 lead. for Calgary late in the fourth quarter.

Momentum switched to the Dinos who went on to add two more touchdowns Erik Glavic amassed 354 passing yards on 23‐of‐35 passing in the losing effort for a 52‐23 victory and their third Vanier Cup victory in six years. This marked for the Dinos. Anthony Parker snagged nine passes for 187 yards and a the last Vanier Cup played at Varsity Stadium. 13 Vanier Cup records were touchdown. On the ground, Matt Walter added 108 yards to the offence on broken or tied, the 75 points scored being the highest total to date. nine carries, including a one‐yard touchdown plunge in the first half. 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 20

All‐Time Season Records vs. Canada West Opponents *head‐to‐head records incomplete 1964‐ 1967

Year Head Coach Record Standing vs. ALTA vs. UBC vs. MAN vs. REG vs. SASK vs. SFU 1964 Kadatz 1‐5 ‐‐ ‐‐ 1965 Kadatz 0‐6 4th ‐‐ ‐‐ ‐‐ 1966 Kadatz 0‐6 4th ‐‐ ‐‐ ‐‐ 1967 Kadatz 4‐2 2nd ‐‐ ‐‐ ‐‐ 1968 Kadatz 2‐4 3rd 0‐2 ‐‐ 0‐2 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1969 Lashuk 2‐4 3rd 1‐1 ‐‐ 0‐2 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1970 Lashuk 5‐3 2nd 1‐1 2‐0 0‐2 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1971 Lashuk 5‐3 3rd 1‐1 1‐1 1‐1 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1972 Lashuk 5‐3 2nd 0‐2 2‐0 1‐1 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1973 Lashuk 3‐5 4th 0‐2 2‐0 0‐2 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1974 Lashuk 5‐3 2nd 2‐0 2‐0 0‐2 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1975 Lashuk 6‐2 1st 2‐0 1‐1 1‐1 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1976 Lashuk 3‐5 5th 1‐1 0‐2 1‐1 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1977 Connellan 6‐2 1st 1‐1 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1978 Lashuk 6‐2 2nd 2‐0 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1979 Lashuk 3‐5 3rd 0‐2 0‐2 2‐0 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1980 Lashuk 6‐2 2nd 1‐1 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1981 Lashuk 3‐5 3rd 0‐2 0‐2 1‐1 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1982 Lashuk 3‐5 4th 1‐1 0‐2 1‐1 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1983 Connellan 6‐2 1st 2‐0 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1984 Connellan 7‐1 2nd 1‐1 2‐0 2‐0 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1985 Connellan 6‐2 1st 2‐0 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1986 Connellan 5‐3 2nd 2‐0 0‐2 1‐1 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1987 Connellan 4‐4 3rd 0‐2 0‐2 2‐0 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1988 Connellan 7‐1 1st 2‐0 2‐0 2‐0 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1989 Connellan 4‐4 4th 0‐2 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1990 Connellan 5‐3 3rd 2‐0 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 0‐2 ‐‐ 1991 Fasano 4‐4 3rd 2‐0 1‐1 0‐2 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1992 Connellan 4‐4 2nd 1‐1 1‐1 0‐2 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1993 Connellan 5‐2‐1 1st 2‐0 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 0‐1‐1 ‐‐ 1994 Connellan 5‐2‐1 2nd 1‐1 1‐0‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1995 Connellan 6‐2 1st 1‐1 2‐0 1‐1 ‐‐ 2‐0 ‐‐ 1996 Fasano 4‐4 3rd 1‐1 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 0‐2 ‐‐ 1997 Fasano 5‐2‐1 2nd 2‐0 0‐1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 1‐1 ‐‐ 1998 Fasano 4‐4 4th 1‐1 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 0‐2 ‐‐ 1999 Fasano 3‐5 4th 1‐1 0‐1 0‐2 1‐0 1‐1 ‐‐ 2000 Fasano 6‐2 2nd 1‐0 1‐1 1‐0 1‐1 2‐0 ‐‐ 2001 Fasano 3‐5 4th 0‐2 2‐0 0‐2 1‐0 0‐1 ‐‐ 2002 Fasano 5‐3 2nd 2‐0 1‐0 0‐2 0‐1 1‐0 1‐0 2003 Fasano 4‐4 5th 1‐1 2‐0 1‐0 0‐1 0‐1 0‐1 2004 Fasano 4‐4 4th 1‐0 1‐0 1‐0 1‐0 0‐2 0‐2 2005 Fasano 2‐6 6th 0‐2 0‐1 0‐2 1‐0 0‐1 1‐0 2006 Nill 2‐6 6th 0‐2 1‐1 0‐1 0‐1 0‐2 1‐0 2007 Nill 4‐4 4th 0‐1 1‐0 0‐1 0‐1 1‐1 2‐0 2008 Nill 5‐3 2nd 1‐1 1‐0 2‐0 1‐0 0‐1 0‐1 2009 Nill 7‐1 2nd 2‐0 1‐0 1‐0 2‐0 0‐1 1‐0 2010 Nill 6‐2 2nd 2‐0 1‐0 1‐0 2‐0 0‐2 ‐‐ OVERALL* 201‐159‐3 46‐37 39‐31‐2 47‐32 10‐5 46‐33‐1 6‐4 *Head‐to‐head results since 1968 only

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DINOS IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL ACTIVE LB Agustin Barrenechea Hamilton Tiger‐Cats (CFL) OL Hamilton Tiger‐Cats (CFL) DB James Green (CFL) DL Deji Oduwole Winnipeg Blue Bombers (CFL) OL Tim O’Neill Calgary Stampeders (CFL) OL Dylan Steenbergen (CFL)

ALL‐TIME Jeff Almon Calgary (2002), BC (03) Tyler Lynem Calgary (2004‐07) Agustin Barrenechea Hamilton (2004‐07), Edmonton (07‐08), Scott MacArthur Calgary (1981‐85) Hamilton (09‐) Blake Machan Calgary (2003‐05) Randy Bec Edmonton (1989) John McCorquindale Winnipeg (1978‐80), Saskatchewan (81‐ Brian Belway Calgary (1986‐87), BC (88‐89) 83) Brock Balog Calgary (2001), Edmonton (03) Craig McLeod Winnipeg (1971), Calgary (71) Don Blair Edmonton (1996‐98), BC (99‐01), Rohn Meyer Calgary (1995‐99), Toronto (00) Calgary (02‐03) Brent Matich Calgary (1989‐91), Saskatchewan (92‐96) Josh Borger Toronto (1981) Darrell Moir Calgary (1979‐85), Montreal (86) Wayne Conrad Montreal (1971‐77) Don Moulton Calgary (1972‐75) Mark Dewit Toronto (2008‐10). Hamilton (10‐) Blake Nill Montreal (1983‐86) Geoff Drover Winnipeg (2001‐04) Deji Oduwole Winnipeg (2010‐) Doug Dersch Edmonton (1968‐70), Hamilton (71‐72) Tim O’Neill Calgary (2008‐) Gordon Elser Toronto (1981‐84) Tim Petros Calgary (1984‐90) Ben Fairbrother Saskatchewan (1997‐00), BC (01‐03) Rob Prodanovic Winnipeg (1986‐89), Ottawa (89‐92) John Farlinger Edmonton (1973‐78) Roger Reinson Calgary (1994‐98), BC (99‐00), Dan Federkeil Indianapolis (2006‐09) Edmonton (01‐05) Ryan Folk Montreal (2004‐05, 06), Winnipeg(05), Steve Rodehutskors Winnipeg (1987‐92), BC (93), Toronto Calgary (06) (93), Saskatchewan (94) Bruno Geremia Calgary (1987‐88) Mike Siroishka Toronto (1986‐87), Calgary (88) James Green Toronto (2009), Winnipeg (10) Tom Spoletini Calgary (1985‐90) Wayne Harris Calgary (1982) Tony Spoletini Edmonton (1988), Calgary (89‐91) Craig Harrison Winnipeg (1991‐93) Vic Stevenson Saskatchewan (1983‐92, 98), BC (93‐95), Mike Hildebrand Edmonton (1988‐89) Toronto (96), Edmonton (97) J.P. Izquierdo Toronto (1991‐92, 96), Edmonton (93‐ Willie Thomas Calgary (1977‐79, 83‐84), Winnipeg (81‐ 95), Calgary (97) 82), Saskatchewan (95) Ian James Calgary (1989) Bob Torrance Calgary (1991‐92, 94‐95), Hamilton (93) Tarek Jayoussi Hamilton (1998) Tom Trifaux Toronto (1981‐84), Saskatchewan (84‐85) Andy Jonassen BC (1975), Calgary (76‐80) Dave van Belleghem Toronto (1990‐93), Saskatchewan (94‐ John Kalin Edmonton (1994‐95), Montreal (96‐97), 96), Calgary (98) Calgary (97), Winnipeg (98) Greg Vavra Calgary (1984‐85), BC (86‐87), Edmonton Darcy Kopp Calgary (1986‐91) (88) Darcy Krogh Calgary (1981) Kent Warnock Calgary (1987‐92), BC (93) Harry Kruger Saskatchewan (1980), Calgary (81‐83) Craig Watson Calgary (1988‐89) Stu Laird Calgary (1984‐96) Lorne Watters BC (1974‐75) Chris Lewis Calgary (1997), BC (98)

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE Dan Federkeil Offensive Lineman Indianapolis Colts 2006‐2009 Super Bowl XLI Champion 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 22

VANIER CUP PLAYER PROFILES DOCTOR CASSAMA DB #25 Height 6’1” Weight 190 Position Defensive Back DOB July 24, 1991 REED ALEXANDER OL #65 Hometown Krisitanstad, SWE Faculty Arts Height 6’3” Weight 292 Position Offensive Line DOB September 30, 1987 High School Söderport Year 1

Hometown Medicine Hat, Alta. Faculty Arts Before UC: Played for the Kristianstad Predators club football team for five High School Medicine Hat Year 3 seasons … represented Sweden at the 2009 World Junior Football

2009: Started all eight conference games and four playoff games, including the Championships in Canton, Ohio … was named to the all‐tournament team at the Vanier Cup, at right guard … selected to the CIS East‐West Bowl roster … WJC, where Dinos head coach Blake Nill was coaching with Team Canada … also an all‐star at the 2008 Junior European Championships … 2008: Injured back in first game of the season at Saskatchewan … sat out the remainder of the year … Personal: Parents Mike and Jynaba … full name Doctor Karamo Cassama …graduate of Söderport Gymnasiet in Kristianstad, a city of approximately Before UC: Spent two seasons with the Okanagan Sun in the BCFC, coached by 33,000 located near the southern tip of Sweden on the Baltic Sea … born in former UC player and assistant coach Paul Carson … played high school football Gambia … named Karamo at birth after his father’s brother, who was a doctor … for Quinn Skelton at Medicine Hat HS … member of the Alberta U‐19 team in nickname growing up was ‘Doctor’ and it stuck, eventually leading him to legally 2005 … attended Calgary Stampeders camp as a junior invitee … change his name to Doctor Karamo … hopes to play football professionally in Personal: Parents Clay and Karin……full name Reed Taylor Alexander…graduate either the NFL or the CFL … of Medicine Hat High School…born in Prince Rupert, B.C… NATHAN COEHOORN R #82 ANDREA BONAVENTURA LB #2 Height 6’2” Weight 220 Position Receiver DOB September 17, 1986 Height 6’2” Weight 225 Position Linebacker DOB March 11, 1986 Hometown Redcliff, Alta. Faculty Arts Hometown Hamilton, Ont. Faculty Arts High School Medicine Hat Year 4 High School St. Jean de Brebeuf Year 5 2009: Unanimous Canada West all‐star and a first team All‐Canadian at wide 2009: Drafted in the third round, 20th overall by the Edmonton Eskimos in the receiver … finished second in the conference behind teammate Anthony Parker 2009 CFL Draft … attended Eskimos’ camp but was released, returning to the in receiving yards (765), adding four TDs … recorded four games with 100+ Dinos … named a second team All‐Canadian and a Canada West all‐star after receiving yards … season‐high eight catches for 158 yards against Manitoba on finishing the season with 40.5 tackles, good enough for second‐best on the Oct. 10 … had five catches for 90 yards in the Vanier Cup vs. Queen’s … team … recorded 8.5 tackles against Saskatchewan in the Hardy Cup game … attended the CIS East‐West Bowl in London, Ont. …

2008: Named a first‐team All‐Canadian at linebacker … Canada West nominee 2008: Second‐leading receiver on the team … 33 catches for 363 yards and two for Presidents’ Award as defensive player of the year … led team with 51 tackles TDs … averaged 51.9 yards per game … named a Canada West all‐star at wide … had one interception, setting up the go‐ahead touchdown in Calgary’s 37‐17 receiver … earned a spot on the second All‐Canadian team … Week 2 win over Manitoba … 2007: Team’s leading receiver … 30 catches for 417 yards in seven games (59.6 2007: Recorded 30 tackles … had two interceptions for a total of 23 yards … yards/game) … scored two TDs …

Before UC: Spent one year playing for Coach Nill at Saint Mary’s before Before UC: Started two years with the Calgary Colts and Okanagan Sun … won transferring and sitting out 2006 season … won two high school championships HS provincial championship … in the Hamilton, Ont. area … Personal: Parents Tim and Liz … full name Nathan Joel Coehoorn … graduate of Personal: Parents Cesideo and Rosina … graduate of St. Jean de Brebeuf in Medicine Hat High School … older brothers Trevor (linebacker) and Cory Hamilton, Ont … older brother Joe a two‐time Vanier Cup champion at Saint (defensive back) also played at UC … Mary’s and spent part of the 2004 season with the Calgary Stampeders … hopes to become a firefighter … ANTHONY DesLAURIERS DB #22 Height 6’0” Weight 190 Position Defensive Back DOB December 16, 1987 R.J. BOND LB #40 Hometown Surrey, B.C. Faculty Open Studies Height 6’6” Weight 231 Position Linebacker DOB March 6, 1991 High School St. Thomas More Year 5 Hometown Mundelein, Ill., USA. Faculty Open Studies 2010: Attended the Argonauts’ training camp in June but was released after High School Mundelein Year 2 injuring his thumb … confirmed transfer to Calgary late in the summer … Before UC: Named to the Top 50 (junior class) in Illinois high school football in 2009 (SFU): Drafted in the sixth round, 42nd overall of the 2009 CFL draft by the 2007…played defensive end and wide receiver in his junior and senior years … named a Canada West all‐star and a first‐team All‐ after transferring from Lincoln in downstate Illinois… Canadian after making the transition to safety … recorded three interceptions Personal: Parents Jody and Karen…full name Rowland Joseph Bond…graduate against Regina, earning conference defensive player‐of‐the‐week honours … of Mundelein High School in Illinois, located just outside Chicago…father Jody became the Clan’s all‐time (CIS) interceptions leader with four on the year … played football at Northern Illinois University…hobbies include video games and started all eight games, finishing third on the team with 29 tackles … added one chess…diagnosed with a form of leukemia at age 1, in remission by age 4… sack and nine pass deflections …

KYLE CARBERT DL #57 2008 (SFU): Started all eight regular season and two playoff games … recorded Height 6’5” Weight 253 Position Defensive Line DOB January 27, 1986 20.5 tackles in conference play, adding 11 more in the post‐season … led team Hometown Airdrie, Alta. Faculty Arts with four interceptions and six breakups … had a season‐high 7.5 tackles in the High School George MacDougall Year 4 Clan’s upset playoff win at Saskatchewan … named a second team All‐Canadian at cornerback… 2009: Redshirted with the Dinos, appearing in one game Oct. 24 vs. Regina … 2007 (SFU): Transitioned to defensive back … started all eight regular season Before UC: Played five seasons of junior football with the Calgary Colts and the games, recording 26 tackles … season‐high six tackles against the Dinos on Oct. Vancouver Island Raider … won three provincial two national titles with the 20 … led team with four interceptions for 137 yards … had two picks against Raiders in his four seasons there … recorded 21.0 tackles in his final season on Alberta, including a 99‐yard touchdown Sept. 22 …added five breakups on the the Island … season …

Personal: Parents George and Debi … full name Kyle Edward Carbert … graduate 2005 (UBC): Played one season at receiver … caught 11 catches for 194 yards of George McDougall High School in Airdrie, Alta. … (17.6 yards‐per‐catch average) … transferred to Simon Fraser following the season …

Before UBC: High school all‐star and team champion at St. Thomas More …

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Personal: Parents Lou and Caroline … full name Anthony Scott DesLauriers … graduate of Saint Thomas More in Bunaby, B.C. … born in Edmonton … father Before UC: Won Henry Philip Taylor award as top player in Calgary high school Lou was a CIS and CFL all‐star who went on to be the head coach at UBC Div. II and III football … named 2007 Canada Cup tournament all‐star … named followed by a three‐year stint as defensive coordinator at Simon Fraser … to Team Alberta in 2008 but did not compete due to injury … member of brother Marc is a junior defensive back at SFU … hopes to play in the CFL, then southern Alberta U‐19 team in 2008 … member of southern Alberta U‐17 team become a teacher … in 2007 … played defensive line … ranked by scouting agencies as the top high school recruit in Western Canada …

CHRIS DOBKO R #1 Personal: Parents Yves and Josette … graduate of Calgary’s Bishop McNally High Height 6’0” Weight 196 Position Receiver DOB December 29, 1989 School … enjoys music, video games, and … Hometown St. Albert, Alta. Faculty Open Studies High School Paul Kane Year 2 JORDAN FLAGEL R #29 Height 6’2” Weight 205 Position Receiver DOB June 11, 1987 2009: Recorded five catches for 66 yards during the regular season … second on Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts the team with five kick returns for a toal of 109 yards … returned six punts a High School Bishop O’Byrne Year 4 total of 56 yards … finished the year with 231 all‐purpose yards … dressed for all four playoff games, including the Vanier Cup … 2009‐10: Focused on basketball only … appeared in 11 games, starting one at Before UC: Spent the 2008 season with the Edmonton Wildcats of the Prairie Simon Fraser … averaged just under six minutes per game … Football Conference … MVP of the Edmonton Metro league in Grade 12 … 2008‐09: Played both football and basketball with the Dinos … became the first represented Alberta on the U‐19 team at the Canada Cup in 2008 … Dino in history to win Canada West championships in both sports in the same Personal: Parents Mark and Karen … full name Christopher Mark Dobko … 2008 season … appeared in six basketball games, averaging just over 5 minutes on graduate of Paul Kane High School in St. Albert, Alta. … both parents are the floor … began football season as starting quarterback, switching to receiver teachers in the Edmonton area … had heart surgery at the age of one and still early in the season … scored one 14‐yard touchdown … has two staples and a piece of fabric on his aorta … 2007‐08: Redshirted with the men’s basketball team after playing football for ADAM DRIEDGER LB #31 the Dinos … came into football camp as a receiver, moved to quarterback two Height 6’2” Weight 225 Position Linebacker DOB January 10, 1990 days later … gained starting job following an injury to Casey Brown … started Hometown Calgary Faculty Open Studies five games, completing 40 of 75 passes for 611 yards and three TDs … third High School Bowness Year 2 leading rusher on the team with 179 yards … injured thumb on his throwing hand in a game against Regina, sidelining him for the rest of the season … 2009: Appeared in six conference games and all four playoff games, including the Uteck Bowl and Vanier Cup … recorded 7.5 tackles in the regular season, Before UC: Bishop O’Byrne’s MVP in both basketball and football in his grade 12 adding another 3.5 in the post‐season … year … member of the Alberta provincial basketball team for three years, earning all‐star honours at the Canadian championships … attended Minot State 2008: Redshirted with the Dinos while attending classes at the University of University in 2006‐07 … Calgary… Personal: Parents Scott and Lorna … full name Jordan … graduate of Before UC: MVP in both football and rugby at high school level…named to the Calgary’s Bishop O’Byrne High School … born in Winnipeg while father Scott was national U‐20 rugby team by Rugby Canada in 2009…on the Alberta provincial playing halfback for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers … Scott also played for the U‐18 rugby team in 2008… Calgary Stampeders …

Personal: Parents Tom and Lorna…full name Adam Stuart Driedger…2008 CHRIS FOLK LB #39 graduate of Bowness High School in Calgary…older brother Michael was a Height 5’10” Weight 210 Position Linebacker DOB October 6, 1986 varsity swimmer for the Dinos, winning the 2008 CIS championship…Michael Hometown Kelowna, B.C. Faculty Open Studies was a 2008‐09 Calgary Booster Club Scholar‐Athlete…potentially to pursue a law High School Kelowna Year 5 degree after graduating from the Haskayne School of Business… 2009 (SFU): Named a Canada West all‐star at linebacker … finished sixth on the ERIC DZWILEWSKI QB #11 team with 26 tackles … had one interception return for 37 yards … appeared in Height 6’0” Weight 175 Position Quarterback DOB November 23, 1991 six games, starting five … Hometown Boise, Idaho, USA Faculty Arts High School Centennial Year 1 2008 (SFU): Named Canada West defensive player of the week Sept. 24 after picking up 7.5 tackles, a sack, a forced fumble, and a 31‐yard fumble return for 2010: Stepped in as the Dinos’ starting QB in Week 2 after Erik Glavic was TD against the Dinos … fifth on the team with 41.5 tackles …recorded two INTs injured … won his first four games as a starter in CIS football, including road wins at Alberta and Manitoba … finished his rookie season 4‐1 as a starter … Before SFU: AA all‐star at Kelowna Secondary … MVP in both football and rugby Canada West offensive player of the week Sept. 12 after defeating Regina in his … played two seasons at UBC (2004, 2006) … recorded 21 tackles in 12 games with the Thunderbirds … first start … finished seventh in Canada West and second on the team in rushing with 52 carries for 446 yards … named the unanimous Canada West rookie of Personal: Parents Barry and Sherril … full name Chris Jacob Folk … graduate of the year … Kelowna Secondary School … born in Regina … grandfather played for the

Before UC: Captain’s award and player of the week winner at Centennial … also Detroit Red Wings … played basketball and and ran track … worked as a ball boy for the LINDEN GAYDOSH DL #93 Boise State Broncos of the WAC … Height 6’4” Weight 320 Position Defensive Line DOB January 4, 1991 Personal: Parents John and Tammy … full name Eric Ellis Dzwilewski … born in Hometown Peace River, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Longview, Wash. … graduate of Centennial High School in Boise, Idaho … father High School Ross Sheppard (Edmonton) Year 2 John played baseball at the U.S. Coast Guard Academy … 2009: Won the as the CIS rookie of the year … also named KIRBY FABIEN OL #50 Canada West rookie of the year and won the Bill Popplewell Award as the Height 6’6” Weight 295 Position Offensive Line DOB September 10, 1990 University of Calgary’s male rookie of the year … started all eight games along Hometown Calgary, Alta Faculty Arts the defensive line … recorded 10 tackles and two tackles for loss … moved to High School Bishop McNally Year 2 defensive tackle in Week 2 and thrived there throughout the season, appearing in virtually every play until an injury forced him to the sidelines for the second 2009: Started every game of the season at right tackle, including both half of the final game of the season … helped the Dinos in allowing the fewest conference playoff games, the Uteck Bowl, and the Vanier Cup … named a rushing yards in Canada West, averaging just 94.2 yards per game … had an 18‐ Canada West all‐star and second‐team All‐Canadian as a redshirt freshman … yard interception return against Queen’s in the Vanier Cup …

2008: Redshirted with the Dinos … represented Canada at the 2009 IFAF World Before UC: Moved to Edmonton for his senior year in high school to play for Junior Championship in Canton, Ohio … named to the first all‐tournament team Ross Sheppard, returning to graduate in Peace River in the second semester … at the event, where Canada won the silver medal … named Ross Sheppard’s most valuable lineman award … garnered significant 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 24

interest from Canadian and American schools, including the University of Notre Personal: Parents Tomo and Patricia … 2005 graduate of St. Mary High School in Dame … named the North’s most outstanding lineman at the 2009 Alberta Pickering, Ont. … also played basketball at Saint Mary’s and may join the Dinos Senior Bowl … represented Canada at the 2009 IFAF World Junior men’s basketball team after football season … brother Sasha is the all‐time Championships in Canton, Ohio, winning a silver medal … leading tackler at the University of Windsor and played two seasons with the Hamilton Tiger‐Cats … brother Marko broke numerous Patriot League passing Personal: Parents David and Lynn … full name Linden David Gaydosh … records while at Lafayette College in Easton, Penn. … Marko went on to play in graduate of Peace River High School … father David played for the Calgary Colts Europe (Switzerland), winning the Euro Bowl in 2008 and the Swiss Bowl in 2009

… also competed in hockey, baseball, and track and field … won a gold medal in hockey at the Arctic Winter Games in 2005 … CARLOS GUGLIELMI DL #95 Height 6’0” Weight 305 Position Defensive Line DOB June 26, 1984 WYATT GETTY DB #23 Hometown Kelowna, B.C. Faculty Arts Height 6’1” Weight 190 Position Defensive Back DOB April 2, 1989 High School Kelowna Year 5 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts High School Henry Wise Wood Year 2 2009: Dressed for the first six games of the season before missing the final two due to injury … also missed the first playoff game against Alberta, returning to 2009: Dressed for the first four games of the season before missing the final the lineup for the Hardy Cup, Uteck Bowl, and Vanier Cup … had 9.5 tackles on half with injury … recorded a total of six tackles in the regular season … dressed the season including 1.5 tackles for loss … for all four playoff games, including the Uteck Bowl and Vanier Cup … had two interceptions for a total of 24 yards in the Uteck Bowl against Saint Mary’s in Before UC: Spent two seasons with the Butte College Roadrunners in Oroville, Halifax, earning Canada West defensive player of the week honours … Calif…won Northern California conference, California state, and national titles with Butte in 2008 after perfect 12‐0 season…made all‐conference team in 2007 2008: Dressed for six games … recorded one tackle … and 2008…spent three seasons with the Okanagan Sun of the BCFC…named top

Before UC: Member of the provincial U‐19 team, winning Canada Cup in 2007 … defensive lineman and team MVP in 2006 with Okanagan…recruited by Old Wise Wood’s top defensive player and overall MVP … named city of Calgary all‐ Dominion University in Norfolk, Va. before deciding to join the Dinos… star when Wise Wood won city championship … redshirted with the Dinos in Personal: Mother Florida … full name Giancarlo Guglielmi … 2002 graduate of 2007 … Kelowna Senior Secondary School … born in Calgary … hopes to own his own

Personal: Parents Dale and Susan … full name Wyatt Ross Getty … graduate of business and become a strength and conditioning coach … named to the Dean’s Calgary’s Henry Wise Wood High School … grandson of former Western Ontario List at Butte College in 2007 … and Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Don Getty, the former premier of Alberta … BRIAN HAGEN DB #14 son of Dale, who played both halfback for Weber State University in Ogden, Height 6’2” Weight 193 Position Defensive Back DOB July 6, 1990 Utah and basketball for the University of Calgary … Dale went on to play in the Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Open Studies CFL with … High School Bishop O’Byrne Year 2

ERIK GLAVIC QB #10 2009: Started the season as a backup halfback but earned the starting free Height 6’6” Weight 230 Position Quarterback DOB March 13, 1986 safety spot Oct. 24 vs. Regina … recorded 11 tackles in six conference games … Hometown Pickering, Ont. Faculty Arts started in all four playoff games, including the Uteck Bowl and Vanier Cup … High School St. Mary Year 5 chalked up 4.5 tackles against Saint Mary’s in the Uteck Bowl in Halifax …

2009: Confirmed transfer to the University of Calgary from Saint Mary’s season high six tackles Week 8 at Alberta …

University in January 2009 … began classes upon arrival while rehabbing his Before UC: Spent 2008 season with the Calgary Colts … named Bishop O’Byrne knee … started all eight games at quarterback, leading the Dinos to the top MVP in Grade 12 … 2008 Senior Bowl selection … won city championships with offence in the nation … completed 129‐191 pass attempts for 2,186 yards and midget Colts in 2005 and 2006 … named team MVP in 2007 … 14 touchdowns … set a school single‐season record with a 67.5 completion percentage … led the Dinos to a 7‐1 regular season record, the best since 1988 Personal: Parents Neil and Deanna … full name Brian Laurence Hagen … 2008 … finished tied for 4th in Canada West with 503 yards rushing, adding five graduate of Calgary’s Bishop O’Byrne High School … rushing TDs … at the controls as the Dinos broke team records for total offence (4,659) and first downs (234) while tying the touchdowns record (39) … SAM HURL DB #28 unanimous Canada West all‐star at quarterback … unanimous Canada West Height 6’1” Weight 208 Position Defensive Back DOB April 26, 1990 Most Valuable Player … named MVP of the Hardy Cup (Canada West Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Haskayne School of Business championship game) with 479 yards passing, scoring the game‐winning TD on a High School Centennial Year 2 four‐yard run … won the Hec Crighton Trophy as the most outstanding player in 2010: Played at three different positions for the Dinos, moving from halfback to CIS for the second time in his career, just the fifth player in history to do so … linebacker for Week 1 vs. Saskatchewan … recorded 12.5 tackles in his first also the first player in CIS history to win the Hec Crighton with two different game at linebacker … finished the season with 42 tackles … named a conference schools … named the first team All‐Canadian Quarterback … led the Dinos to a all‐star at linebacker … won the Canada West nomination for the Presidents’ Uteck Bowl championship and an appearance in the Vanier Cup … threw for 358 Trophy as defensive player of the year … yards and one TD in a 33‐31 loss to Queen’s in the national championship game … runner‐up for the Calgary Booster Club’s 2009 City of Calgary athlete of the 2009: Appeared in all 12 games the Dinos played, including the Uteck Bowl and year … invited to and participated in the CFL’s 2010 Evaluation Camp in Toronto the Vanier Cup … finished fifth on the team with 34.5 tackles in the regular … won the Borden Ladner Gervais (BLG) Award as the top male athlete in CIS, season … had a 44‐yard fumble return TD Sept. 26 against Simon Fraser … becoming the seventh Dino in history to receive the honour recorded 5.5 tackles in the Hardy Cup and five in the Vanier Cup, including one tackle for loss in each game … 2008 (SMU): Returned to action Sept. 19 at home against Mount Allison … in less than one quarter, threw for 25 yards and one touchdown before re‐injuring Before UC: Named an Alberta Senior Bowl selection … won senior Div. II city his left knee … did not play the remainder of the season … championship in 2006 …

Before UC: Won the Hec Crighton Trophy as the most outstanding player in CIS Personal: Parents Wesley and Mary‐Ann … full name Samuel Cooper Hurl … football in 2007 … also a first‐team CIS All‐Canadian … led Saint Mary’s to a graduate of Calgary’s Centennial High School … also participated in hockey and berth in the Vanier Cup in 2007 … suffered a torn left ACL during a 24‐2 defeat lacrosse … father Wesley played football at the University of Alberta … of Laval in the Uteck Bowl, forcing him to sit out the Vanier Cup (a 28‐14 loss to Manitoba) … led SMU to its first Atlantic conference title in three years in 2007 AARON IFIELD K/P #6 … quarterbacked a Huskies offence that led the nation in points (352) and yards Height 6’0” Weight 195 Position Kicker/Punter DOB March 13, 1984 (529.4/game) …f inished the season with 1843 passing yards, 478 rushing yards, Hometown Saskatoon, Sask. Faculty Arts and five rushing TDs…was sacked just twice in the regular season … recruited by High School Mount Royal Collegiate Year 5

Coach Nill out of St. Mary High School in Pickering, Ont … three‐time league 2009: Broke Bruce Parsons’ school record of 50 career field goals with four in MVP in high school … Week 8 at Alberta, including a season‐long 46‐yarder … finished the season with

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blocked) … went 9‐for‐12 in field goals in the playoffs … averaged 39.1 yards on Before UC: Spent two seasons with the BCFC’s South Surrey Big Kahuna 47 punts … finished the year with 259 career points, tied for second on the all‐ Rams…named a BCFC all‐star in 2008 after recording 40 tackles and three time list and 15 back of the top spot … interceptions on the season…earned Big Kahuna Award for top defensive back with the Rams in 2008… 2008: Improved punting average to 38.4 yards … made good on 13 of 20 field goal attempts (65%) … led team in scoring with 60 points … named CIS special Personal: Parents Chris and Vaughan…full name Jamahl Jerette Knowles… teams player of the week after Manitoba game on the road Oct. 18 … finished a perfect 6‐for‐6 in field goals in the post‐season … ALEX KRAUSNICK‐GROH OL #54 2007: Kicked last‐second 51‐yard FG, the second‐longest in school history, to Height 6’3” Weight 290 Position Offensive Line DOB March 9, 1989 defeat Saskatchewan on the road … good on 13 of 18 FG attempts (72.2%) … 60 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Kinesiology punts, 37.8 yard avg … named CIS special teams player of the week after High School Cochrane Year 3 Saskatchewan game … 2009: Starting centre for the Dinos in all 12 games of the season, including the 2006: Joined the Dinos midway through camp after starting season with Hilltops Uteck Bowl and Vanier Cup … named to the Canada West all‐star team at centre … good on 14 of 16 FG attempts (87.5 %) … 74 punts … set school record with 2008: Started all eight games at centre … five FGs in a game Sept. 9 vs. Alberta … 2007: Redshirted with the Dinos … backed up All‐Canadian Tim O’Neill at centre Before UC: 2005 Saskatoon Hilltops special teams player of the year … 2004 Regina Thunder special teams player of the year … trained with the national U‐ Before UC: Won Canada Cup with Alberta U‐19 team in 2007 … heavily 18 soccer team, travelling to El Salvador and the Netherlands for competition … recruited throughout high school …

Personal: Parents Harvest and Barb … full name Aaron James Ifield … graduate Personal: Parents Barb and Charlynn … full name Alexander Daniel Krausnick‐ of Mount Royal Collegiate in Saskatoon … born in Regina … married wife Ariel in Groh … graduate of Cochrane High School … honour roll student studying November 2008 … Kinesiology …

JOHN KADIEBWE DB #24 MICHAEL LAU DB #16 Height 6’3” Weight 195 Position Defensive Back DOB May 12, 1990 Height 5’10” Weight 155 Position Defensive Back DOB July 5, 1989 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Science High School Bishop McNally Year 1 High School Henry Wise Wood Year 4

2009: Redshirted with the Dinos, appearing in one game Oct. 24 vs. Regina, 2009: Dressed for six conference games, plus the Uteck Bowl and Vanier Cup … recording one tackle … had 4.5 tackles during the regular season … added 2.5 more in the post‐season

Before UC: Also a successful basketball player … named to Calgary senior high 2008: Dressed in five games, including road game at Simon Fraser … basketball all‐star team … 2007: Dressed for two home games…recorded one pass break‐up … Personal: Full name John Nigel Kadiebwe … graduate of Calgary’s Bishop McNally High School … cousin of BC Lions running back Rolly Lumbala and Before UC: Named top defensive back for Alberta south team in 2007 … former Saint Mary’s player Jacques Lumbala, along with Dinos teammate Steven recorded three interceptions in the Canada Cup 2007, including two against Lumbala … Ontario in the final … won Calgary Division I title with Wise Wood in 2007 … Calgary all‐star in Grade 12 with Wise Wood … HUGHES‐MARTIN KALONJI DL #98 Personal: Parents Brian and Candice … full name Michael Thomas Lau … Height 6’0” Weight 225 Position Defensive Line DOB July 30, 1988 graduate of Calgary’s Henry Wise Wood High School … honour roll student … Hometown Montreal, Que. Faculty Arts also played soccer for 10 years and baseball for five … High School Mont‐Royal Year 2

2009: Dressed for seven regular season games along with the Uteck Bowl and CAM LUCHAK OL #58 the Vanier Cup … recorded 3.5 tackles in the regular season, nearly doubling Height 6’6” Weight 290 Position Offensive Line DOB December 26, 1990 that total with three more in the Uteck Bowl, including one sack … had one Hometown Okotoks, Alta. Faculty Arts fumble recovery Sept. 26 vs. Simon Fraser … one sack in the regular season High School Holy Trinity Academy Year 1

Sept. 4 at Saskatchewan 2009: Redshirted with the Dinos …

Before UC: Played three seasons at Cégep Vieux Montreal, earning the Before UC: Named Lineman of the Year at Holy Trinity Academy in both 2007 reputation as one of the top speed rushers in the Quebec league and 2008 … named to Team Alberta for the U‐17 and U‐19 Canada Cups in 2007 Personal: Parents Tshidimba and Angelique … graduate of Mont‐Royal High and 2009, respectively … tournament all‐star at the U‐17 Canada Cup in 2007 … School in Montreal … brother is Patrick Kabongo, starting offensive lineman for helped HTA to Alberta provincial semi‐final in 2008 … the Edmonton Eskimos … hopes to improve his English while studying at the Personal: Parents Brad and Donna … full name Cameron Luchak … graduate of University of Calgary … Holy Trinity Academy in Okotoks, Alta. … studying communications … hopes to

become a police officer following graduation … ANDREW KAY RB #30 Height 5’9” Weight 205 Position Running Back DOB January 13, 1988 STEVEN LUMBALA RB #3 Hometown Airdrie, Alta. Faculty Arts/Science Height 5’11” Weight 200 Position Running Back DOB August 9, 1991 High School Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Year 1 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Haskayne School of Business

Before UC: Multi‐sport athlete, also competed in basketball, rugby, wrestling, High School St. Francis Year 2 and track … 2009: Dressed for all eight conference games and all four playoff games,

Personal: Parents Kevin and Sherry … full name Andrew Jesse Chee Kay … born including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … racked up 310 yards on 49 in Edmonton, attended high school in Lethbridge, now lives in Airdrie … served carries during the regular season, adding four touchdowns … also had 7.5 a two‐year mission for the LDS church in Cameroon … tackles, mostly on special teams … had a career‐high 13 carries for 156 yards off the bench in the Uteck Bowl at Saint Mary’s in Halifax, scoring one major … had JAMAHL KNOWLES DB #18 at least 40 rushing yards six times during the season, including playoffs … Height 5’9” Weight 170 Position Defensive Back DOB July 13, 1988 Hometown North Delta, B.C. Faculty Open Studies Before UC: St. Francis MVP in both Grade 11 and Grade 12 – the first time a High School Sands Secondary Year 2 Grade 11 player had won the award in the school’s history … led the Browns to a perfect 10‐0 record and the provincial title in 2007 … averaged 170 yards 2009: Dressed for three regular season games, all at home … made the rushing per game and 8.7 yards per carry in his senior year … starred for Team travelling roster for the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup, dressing for both games Canada at the 2009 IFAF World Junior Championship in Canton, Ohio, winning a … recorded one half‐tackle on the season, Sept. 26 vs. Simon Fraser …

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silver medal … named first team all‐tournament running back after pacing Personal: Parents Rod and Sandra … full name Tye Roderick Noble … graduate Canada’s running game in Ohio … of Winnipeg’s Oak Park High School … enjoys the outdoors, fishing, biking, and camping … also played lacrosse … hopes to one day own his own business … Personal: Parents Eugene and Kamba … full name Steven Yamukeka Lumbala … youngest brother in a football family, following in the footsteps of Jacques‐ CHUDI NZEKWU DB #13 Olivier, who played one season at UC before transferring to Saint Mary’s after a Height 6’4” Weight 315 Position Defensive Back DOB January 3, 1986 stint with the Colts, and Rolly, who starred for the Idaho Vandals … born in Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Science Montreal … graduate of St. Francis High School, where he was Valedictorian in High School St. Francis Year 4 2009 … studying in the Haskayne School of Business, majoring in International Business … hopes to earn an MBA and/or pursue a professional football career 2009: Dressed for all eight regular season games as well as both games in the … inaugural recipient of the Gary Deman – St. Francis High School award, a Canada West playoffs … missed the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup due to injury scholarship named after the legendary St. Francis coach … … recorded 23 tackles in the regular season, including a career‐high 7.5 Oct. 10 against Manitoba … QUINN McCAUGHAN OL #61 Height 6’3” Weight 270 Position Offensive Line DOB August 18, 1988 2008: Appeared in first two games of the season, recording 3.5 tackles … Hometown St. Francis Xavier, Man. Faculty Arts sustained a knee injury that sidelined him for the remainder of the season …

High School Oak Park Year 3 Before UC: Named defensive back of the year at St. Francis in 2003 … won city

2009: Started all 12 games of the season for the Dinos at left guard, including and provincial Tier I championships in 2003 … named to Team South and Team the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … Alberta in 2003 … received Team Canada All‐Star Award …

2008: Dressed all eight conference games … took over as starting right guard Personal: Parents Ben and Viki … full name Chukwudi Bryan Nzekwu … graduate after Reed Alexander was injured in Week 1 against Saskatchewan … of Calgary’s St. Francis High School … played soccer at SAIT in 2003‐04 … works as a real estate and mortgage professional … returned to football in 2008 after a 2007: Redshirted with the Dinos for the second consecutive season … three‐year absence …

Before UC: Winnipeg high school all‐star in senior year … won Kas Vidrick Award GEOFF PAIEMENT LB #44 as Lineman of the Year … also played hockey … Height 6’1” Weight 235 Position Linebacker DOB October 6, 1987

Personal: Parents Mike and Barb … full name Quinn Patrick McCaughan … Hometown Okotoks, Alta. Faculty Science High School Holy Trinity Academy Year 5 graduate of Oak Park High School in Winnipeg … grew up in St. Francis Xavier, Man. … 2009: Had a breakout season at outside linebacker, starting all 12 games

including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … racked up 36 tackles, fourth‐ TAYLOR NILL R #80 best on the team … hauled in two interceptions on the year, both at home … Height 5’10” Weight 185 Position Receiver DOB June 19, 1990 had the Dinos’ lone sack of the 2009 Vanier Cup against Queen’s … Calgary’s Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Haskayne School of Business nominee for the Presidents’ Award as the top defensive player … High School St. Francis Year 2 2008: Dressed in all eight games … recorded 17.5 tackles … 2009: Dressed for seven conference games as well as four playoff contests, including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … had a season‐high two catches 2007: Fully recovered from knee injury … played all eight games … recorded 30 for 62 yards Oct. 24 vs. Regina … finished the year with 152 receiving yards … tackles … had three catches for 33 yards against Queen’s in the Vanier Cup … returned 24 punts a total of 147 yards during the regular season … was the team’s leading 2006: Earned starting spot but appeared in just one game, recording one tackle punt returner during the post‐season, taking on the additional duties of holding before being sidelined with a knee injury that required surgery … on field goal tries … had 234 all‐purpose yards in the four playoff games … Before UC: Defensive player of the year in grade 12 … member of the 2005

2008: Dressed for last conference game against Alberta but did not consume Alberta U‐19 team … eligibility … played for Team Canada at the 2009 IFAF World Junior Personal: Parents Rodney and Shelley … full name Geoffrey Michael Paiement … Championship in Canton, Ohio, winning a silver medal … graduate of Holy Trinity Academy in Okotoks, Alta. … received an Alexander

Before UC: Rookie of the year in Nova Scotia high school football in2006 … won Rutherford entrance scholarship … taking pre‐medicine courses …

Calgary and Alberta Tier I championships with St. Francis in 2007 … named top ANTHONY PARKER R #33 receiver for south Senior Bowl team … represented Alberta at 2008 Canada Cup, Height 6’2” Weight 215 Position Receiver DOB November 21, 1989 named championship game MVP … travelled with Team Canada to the NFL Hometown Okotoks, Alta. Faculty Open Studies Global Junior Championship in Miami, Fla. … High School Foothills Composite Year 4 Personal: Parents Blake and Maura … full name Taylor McGowan Nill … 2009: Led Canada West and finished third in the nation in receiving yards with graduate of Calgary’s St. Francis High School … son of Dinos head coach Blake 816 … added 228 rushing yards … scored 10 touchdowns on the year, five each Nill … born in Montreal, grew up in Halifax … also played Lacrosse and Hockey … in the air and along the ground … named a Canada West all‐star and a second hopes to follow in his father’s footsteps and play professional football … team All‐Canadian … set a school record by returning the opening kickoff of the TYE NOBLE DB #4 conference semi‐final against Alberta 108 yards for a TD … added a second Height 6’0” Weight 187 Position Defensive Back DOB April 4, 1990 kickoff return TD in the fourth quarter of that game, earning Canada West and Hometown Winnipeg, Man. Faculty Arts CIS special teams player‐of‐the‐week honours … four‐time Canada West High School Oak Park Year 3 offensive player of the week … had a season‐high nine catches for 187 yards and a touchdown in the Vanier Cup against Queen’s … recorded five games with 2009: Dressed for all 12 games of the season as a starting halfback … finished 100‐plus receiving yards during the regular season … selected to the CIS East‐ the season with 24.5 tackles, including 20 solos … tied for team lead with three West Bowl all‐star game … interceptions … Canada West special teams player of the week following the Uteck Bowl thanks to creating a kickoff recovery for the Dinos that extended 2008: Team’s leading receiver with 35 catches for 500 yards…added two their lead … touchdowns, both against Manitoba in Week 2…racked up 201 yards on six kickoff returns…played seven games after a leg injury sidelined him in Week 1… 2008: Dressed the last four conference games of the season, earning a spot on the travel roster … recorded 4.5 special teams tackles … added 4.0 special teams 2007: Impressed with his explosive speed on punt and kickoff returns…team’s tackles in the conference semi‐final against Regina … third‐leading receiver with 10 catches for 146 yards…averaged 10.1 yards on punt returns and 24.7 yards on kickoff returns…second only to Anthony Before UC: Named Oak Park team MVP in 2008 … MVP of the 2008 ANAVETS Woodson with 1041 all‐purpose yards… Bowl game for Winnipeg High School championship … member of team Manitoba U‐17 in 2006, which won Canada Cup gold medal … Before UC: Member of the Canadian U‐19 team at the Global Football Challenge in Florida in 2006, winning the tournament…starting member of the 2007 Alberta U‐19 team, winning Canada Cup…scored 30 TDs, rushed for 700 yards, 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 27

and caught for 1000 yards at Foothills Composite, winning provincial Tier II his own business after receiving commerce degree from Haskayne School of championship…recruited by several Canadian and NCAA schools… Business … turned down several U.S. college offers to attend UC …

Personal: Parents Anthony and Pamela…full name Anthony Lawrence JULIAN SIMMERLING LB #19 Parker…graduate of Okotoks, Alta.’s Foothills Composite High School…born in Height 6’2” Weight 210 Position Linebacker DOB October 10, 1986 Vancouver…father Anthony played for the Calgary Stampeders in 1990…uncle Hometown West Vancouver, B.C. Faculty Arts Andy Jonassen, who played for the Dinos in the 1970s, also played with the High School Sentinel Secondary Year 1 Stamps for five years and is now a physician in the United States… 2009: Dressed for all 12 games, including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … TRAVIS PAYNE LB #47 recorded eight tackles on the regular season and another 6.5 in the playoffs … Height 6’2” Weight 220 Position Linebacker DOB March 31, 1990 Hometown Lethbridge, Alta. Faculty Open Studies 2008: Started all eight games at linebacker … career‐high 28 tackles … one sack

High School Lethbridge Collegiate Institute Year 1 2007: Played four games, recording eight tackles and one TFL …

2009: Redshirted with the Dinos, 2006: Appeared in just one game before sustaining a knee injury that required

Before UC: Spent 2008 season with the Victoria Rebels of the BCFC … recorded surgery …

13 tackles as a linebacker with the Rebels after playing defensive line in high Before UC: Redshirted at Saint Mary’s in 2005 … high school provincial school … champion in 2004 and finalist in 2005 …

Personal: Parents Jeffrey and Angela … full name Travis Jeffrey Payne … Personal: Parents Karl and Carol … full name Julian Connor Simmerling … graduate of Lethbridge Collegiate Institute, where he played with Dinos graduate of Sentinel Secondary School in West Vancouver, B.C. … born in teammate Connor Little … Halifax … younger brother of former Calgary Stampeders linebacker Christian

Simmerling, who played 15 games in 2004 and 2005 and was drafted in the 5th BYRON ROBERTS DL #94 round in 2004 … sister, Georgia, is with the national alpine ski team and Height 6’3” Weight 248 Position Defensive Line DOB August 6, 1989 represented Canada at the 2010 Olympic Winter Games in Vancouver … Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts High School Lord Beaverbrook Year 3 RICHARD SNYDER R #34

2009: Dressed for six conference games and all four post‐season contests … Height 6’2” Weight 215 Position Receiver DOB February 26, 1989 recorded 2.0 tackles on the year … Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts High School Henry Wise Wood Year 3 Before UC: Calgary all‐star at Beaverbrook … school’s defensive player of the year and lineman of the year … on Canada Cup‐winning Alberta U‐19 team in 2009: Dressed in all 12 games the Dinos played on the season … hauled in eight 2007 … catches for 208 yards during the regular season … more than doubled that total with a spectacular seven‐catch, 222‐yard performance with two touchdowns in Personal: Parents Blair and Val … graduate of Calgary’s Lord Beaverbrook High the 2009 Hardy Cup game at Saskatchewan – the sixth‐best single‐game total in School … enjoys snowboarding and dirtbiking … loves being outside and staying school history … added a 29‐yard touchdown in the Uteck Bowl against Saint active … Mary’s in Halifax on his only catch of the day … hauled in three passes for 22 yards during the Vanier Cup … BRANDON ROCKHILL DL #92 Height 6’2” Weight 255 Position Defensive Line DOB January 27, 1987 2008: Dressed for five games, appearing in two…made one catch for 14 yards…

Hometown Parksville, B.C. Faculty Arts Before UC: Wise Wood’s athlete of the year and football MVP in 2007…also High School Ballenas Year 5 played basketball…member of Team Alberta at the U‐19 Canada Cup, winning

2009: Dressed for six conference games plus the Canada West semi‐final against the tournament in 2007…

Alberta … recoreded 1.5 tackles on the year … Personal: Parents Russ and Gail…full name Richard Charles Snyder…graduate of

2008: Battled injury all season, playing four games … totalled 1.5 tackles … Calgary’s Henry Wise Wood High School…

2007: Played in three games … recorded nine tackles and tied for the team high PAUL SWISTON OL #59 with three sacks … Height 6’9” Weight 342 Position Offensive Line DOB May 26, 1989 Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts Before UC: Played for Coach Nill at Saint Mary’s in 2005 … sat out 2006 season High School Dr. E.P. Scarlett Year 3 due to transfer rule … played with the Calgary Colts in 2006, sustaining a knee injury that required major surgery … named B.C. Senior Bowl MVP in high 2010: Started all eight conference games at left tackle … anchored the … league all‐star and team MVP o‐line that paved the way for the Calgary rushing attack, which was tops in the conference by more than 600 yards … named a Canada West all‐star at tackle … Personal: Parents Derrick and Linda … full name Brandon Robert Rockhill … won the Canada West nomination for the J.P. Metras Trophy as down lineman graduate of Parksville, B.C.’s Ballenas High School … older brother of Dinos of the year … lineman Carson Rockhill … born in Nanaimo, B.C. … also plays lacrosse … 2009: Started all 12 games the Dinos played on the year at left tackle, including CARSON ROCKHILL OL #66 the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … recorded one half‐tackle on the season … Height 6’6” Weight 276 Position Offensive Line DOB June 30, 1990 Hometown Parksville, B.C. Faculty Haskayne School of Business 2008: Gained a starting spot in Week 3, starting five games at left tackle … High School Ballenas Year 2 caught a two‐point conversion in the conference semi‐final vs. Regina … caught a touchdown pass in the conference final against Simon Fraser … 2009: Dressed in six of eight regular season games plus all four playoff games, including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … Before UC: Calgary all‐star at Scarlett … member of the Alberta south team at the Senior Bowl in 2007 … redshirted with the Dinos in 2007… 2008: Redshirted with the Dinos … represented Canada at the IFAF World Junior Championships in Canton, Ohio, winning a silver medal … named to the Personal: Parents Tom and Kathy … full name Paul Thomas Swiston … graduate tournament’s second all‐star team along the offensive line … of Calgary’s Dr. E.P. Scarlett High School …

Before UC: Played along both offensive and defensive lines … suffered Achilles’ JOSH SYMONS DL #97 injury in early 2008 but recovered in time for Dinos fall camp … won NFL Canada Height 6’1” Weight 290 Position Defensive Line DOB June 29, 1988 Scholarship from B.C. High School Football Association … Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts High School Bishop O’Byrne Year 5 Personal: Parents Derrick and Linda … full name Carson Giovanni Rockhill … graduate of Parksville, B.C.’s Ballenas High School … younger brother of Dinos 2009: Started six of eight conference games plus all four playoff games, defensive lineman Brandon Rockhill … born in Nanaimo, B.C. … wants to start including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … missed weeks 2 and 3 of the 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 28

season due to injury … had seven tackles including one TFL on the season … in bobsleigh with borhter Efrem … finished third at the Alberta U21 judo added five more tackles in the post‐season … championships …

2008: Dressed in seven conference games … recorded six tackles and one tackle Personal: Parents Claudio and Angela…full name Emilio Mauro for loss – a 13‐yard sack … played in the 2009 East‐West Bowl in Hamilton, Ont. Violato…graduate of Calgary’s St. Francis High School…also played rugby…studying archaeology in the Faculty of Arts … recipient of Rutherford 2007: Joined the active roster after redshirting in 2006 … played five games, Scholarship … enjoys wilderness, nature, and home renovations ... recording eight tackles …

Before UC: Starting member of the Alberta U‐19 team in 2006 … also a MATT WALTER RB #9 competitive wrestler in high school … played high school football for former Height 5’10” Weight 210 Position Running Back DOB July 20, 1989 CFLer Derek MacCready at O’Byrne … Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Haskayne School of Business High School Bishop O’Byrne Year 4 Personal: Parents Frank and Marianne … full name Joshua Samuel Symons … graduate of Calgary’s Bishop O’Byrne High School … born in Medicine Hat, Alta. 2009: Won his second straight Canada West rushing title with 1,103 yards on the season, the fourth‐best year in school history … named a unanimous Canada KELLY TEMPLE DL #77 West all‐star and a first team All‐Canadian … had a career‐high 259 rushing Height 6’1” Weight 290 Position Defensive LIne DOB September 10, 1989 yards in just three quarters Sept. 18 at Regina, winning Canada West offensive Hometown Sexsmith, Alta. Faculty Open Studies player‐of‐the‐week honours … was named MVP of the Uteck Bowl after racking High School Sexsmith Secondary Year 3 up 235 yards and two touchdowns against Saint Mary’s Nov. 21 in Halifax … won the CIS offensive player of the week award after the Uteck Bowl … led all 2009: Dressed for all four home games during the regular season … dressed for non‐kickers in Canada West with 12 touchdowns on the year (9 rushing, 3 three of the four Dinos playoff games, missing only the Hardy Cup but playing in receiving) … added five more TDs in the playoffs … selected to the West team the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … recorded two tackles against Alberta in for the 2010 CIS East‐West Bowl in London, Ont. … named one of four Calgary the Canada West semi‐final Nov. 7 … Booster Club – Dinos Scholar Athlete scholarship winners …

2008: Dressed for six games at nose tackle … recorded four tackles on the 2008: Took over as feature tailback after Anthony Woodson was injured in season … Week 2…won conference rushing title with 904 yards…averaged 113 yards per game, despite starting just six of the eight conference games…named Before UC: Starting member of the Alberta U‐19 team in 2007 … member of the conference all‐star at running back…Canada West nominee for the Hec Crighton Alberta north team at the Senior Bowl … played linebacker and fullback in high Trophy as most outstanding player in CIS football…won the Frank Gnup school … switched to d‐line during his redshirt year … Memorial Trophy as Canada West MOP…named a second team All‐Canadian… Personal: Parents Randy and Gail … full name Kelly Michael Temple … graduate 2007: Ran for three touchdowns in the first game of his college career at Simon of Sexsmith (Alta.) Secondary School … first Dinos player in history to hail from Fraser…finished the season with 702 yards on 79 carries and seven TDs…tied Sexsmith … Anthony Woodson for team lead with seven TDs…finished second in Canada STEVE TRUZAK DB #21 West rushing with 702 yards…named Canada West rookie of the year, the Height 5’11” Weight 168 Position Defensive Back DOB July 27, 1984 second straight Dino to win the honour (QB Dalin Tollestrup, 2006)…runner‐up Hometown Bedford, N.S. Faculty Graduate Studies (Business) for Peter Gorman Award as CIS rookie of the year…together with Anthony High School Charles P. Allen Year 5 Woodson combined to break the UC’s single‐season rushing record by more than 400 yards… 2009: Started seven of eight conference games, missing Oct. 10 vs. Manitoba due to injury … tied for team lead with three interceptions on the season (Tye Before UC: Calgary Division I all‐star running back at Bishop O’Byrne…starting Noble) … recorded 20 tackles in conference play … appeared in all four playoff member of national champion Alberta U‐19 team…named to Canada Cup all‐ games, including the Uteck Bowl and the Vanier Cup … doubled his interception star team as offensive MVP…MVP of gold medal game in tournament…played output in the conference semi‐final against Alberta, tying a school record with high school football for former CFL player Derek MacCready… three … named CW and CIS defensive player of the week … picked up a season‐ Personal: Parents John and Vittoria…full name Matthew John Walter…graduate high 5.5 tackles against his old team in the Uteck Bowl at Saint Mary’s in Halifax of Calgary’s Bishop O’Byrne High School…honours student in high … picked up a total of 10 post‐season tackles school…studying Petroleum Land Management in the Haskayne School of

Business … 2008: Started all eight games … began at halfback before moving to the corner in Week 4 … tied for second on the team with three interceptions (Casey Fraser) ANTHONY WOODSON RB #5 behind Brett Ferguson’s four … also had one interception in the playoffs … Height 6’0” Weight 210 Position Running Back DOB January 7, 1988 recorded 14 tackles, three pass deflections, a forced fumble, and a fumble Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Haskayne School of Business recovery … High School St. Francis Year 4

Before UC: Played two years for Blake Nill and the SMU Huskies 2005‐06 … 2009: Injured his foot the week before training camp which, coupled with a received team’s unsung hero award for leading the Huskies in interceptions and shoulder injury, sidelined him for the entire season … attended the CFL blocked kicks in 2005 … recorded 35.5 tackles … evaluation camp in Toronto, posting the sixth‐fastest 40‐yard dash time …

Personal: Parents Bill and Carolyn … full name Stephen James Truzak … drafted in the 4th round (29th overall) of the 2010 CFL Canadian Draft by the graduate of Charles P. Allen High School in Bedford, N.S. … born in Calgary, Winnipeg Blue Bombers … moved to Halifax at age six … obtained a Bachelor of Arts from Saint Mary’s 2008: Sustained broken ribs near the end of the Manitoba game in Week 2, University in Halifax in 2006 …w orking on his MBA in the Haskayne School of sidelining him for five games … returned for the final game of the regular Business … works part time as a personal trainer … won Founders Cup national season, then both CW playoff games … finished with 105 yards on 36 carries on championship in lacrosse in 2004 … moved back to Calgary in August 2007 … the year … scored two touchdowns – one receiving, one rushing – in Calgary’s

44‐21 win in the Hardy Cup … EMILIO VIOLATO RB #32 Height 6’0” Weight 210 Position Running Back DOB March 19, 1990 2007: Led Canada West in rushing with 1,183 yards, the second best rushing Hometown Calgary, Alta. Faculty Arts season in school history (Craig Kittelson, 1992) … together with freshman Matt High School St. Francis Year 2 Walter combined to break the UC’s single‐season rushing record by more than 400 yards … led the Dinos with 1294 all‐purpose yards … named a Canada West 2009: Dressed for five of the eight regular season games and all four post‐ all‐star at running back … runner up for Canada West Player of the Year honours season contests … had five carries for 27 total yards during the regular season … (QB Teale Orban, Regina) … second team All‐Canadian … returned two kickoffs a total of 20 yards in the Uteck Bowl in Halifax … picked up a pair of special teams tackles in the Vanier Cup against Queen’s … 2006: Finished eighth in Canada West rushing with 554 yards … scored six TDs … caught 29 passes out of the backfield for 197 yards and two TDs … Before UC: Won city and provincial Tier I championships with St. Francis in 2007 … running back of the year at St. Francis 2006 and 2007 … named a south Before UC: Earned a spot on the national U‐19 team that played at the Global Alberta team all‐star … won Italian Sportsman Scholarship in 2008 … competed Football Challenge in Miami in February 2007 … member of Alberta provincial 2010 DESJARDINS VANIER CUP • Page 29

team in 2005 … won 4A city and provincial championships with St. Francis HS in 2004 … played 2005 season in Benica, Calif. …won 33 consecutive games in high school …

Personal: Parents Tony and Cindy … full name Anthony Michael Woodson … graduate of Calgary’s St. Francis High School … born in Ottawa … majoring in petroleum land management in the Haskayne School of Business … father Tony played six years in the CFL with the Calgary Stampeders and the Ottawa Rough Riders … Anthony Sr. also spent time with the Denver Broncos …

MILOS ZIVKOVIC R #84 Height 6’5” Weight 245 Position Receiver DOB November 18, 1986 Hometown Burnaby, B.C. Faculty Open Studies High School Moscrop Year 5

2009 (SFU): Made four receptions for 54 yards on the season … played in six of eight games during conference play, starting two … graduated from Simon Fraser University with a degree in political science …

2008 (SFU): Started seven of eight regular season games and both playoff contests … moved back to receiver after spending 2007 along the defensive line … caught 10 passes for 184 yards and a touchdown … had a 77‐yard touchdown catch against Saskatchewan Sept. 13 … finished with 7.0 special teams tackles …

2007 (SFU): Played in seven games … converted to defensive end midway through the season … made seven tackles, including one TFL … attended the CFL’s evaluation camp following the season …

2006 (SFU): Appeared in seven conference games … picked up 20 catches for 227 yards and one TD, a nine‐yarder in Week 1 against Manitoba … recorded one safety, a tackle, and a fumle recovery …

Before SFU: Played both basketball at football at Moscrop … 2004 MVP of AA basketball … named Moscrop’s best receiver in 2003 …

Personal: Parents Miroslav and Gordana … graduate of Moscrop Secondary in Burnaby, B.C. … born in Belgrade, Serbia …

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UNIVERSITY OF ‐‐ CANADA WEST HARDY CUP CHAMPIONS 1975, 1977, 1983, 1984, 1985, 1988, 1992, 1993, 1995, 2008, 2009, 2010 ‐‐ ATLANTIC BOWL CHAMPIONS 1975, 1993 ‐‐ WESTERN BOWL CHAMPIONS 1985 ‐‐ CENTRAL BOWL CHAMPIONS 1988 ‐‐ CHURCHILL BOWL CHAMPIONS 1995 ‐‐ UTECK BOWL CHAMPIONS 2009 ‐‐ MITCHELL BOWL CHAMPIONS 2010 ‐‐ VANIER CUP CHAMPIONS 1983, 1985, 1988, 1995