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2012 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES September 15, 2012 - 3:00 pm ET Edmonton at Hamilton CFL Week: 12 Game: 50 EDM (5-5) HAM (3-7) Head Coach: Kavis Reed 16-12-0 Head Coach: George Cortez 3-7-0 2012 Weeks #11-12 in the CFL 2012 CFL Standings to CFL Week #11 Date Gm 2012 Week #11 Game Results East Division G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Sep 07 45 Calgary 20 at 18Edmonton Toronto 10640.600255252123-23-2 Sep 08 46 Hamilton 31 at 45Toronto Montréal 10640.600273310124-12-3 Sep 08 47 Montréal 10 at 43BC Hamilton 10370.30029733962-31-4 Sep 09 48 Saskatchewan 25 at 24Winnipeg Winnipeg 10280.20020032142-30-5 2012 Week #12 Schedule: Visitor Home West Division G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Sep 14 49 7:00 pm MT Winnipeg Calgary BC 10730.700270181144-13-2 Sep 15 50 3:00 pm ET EdmontonHamilton Calgary 10640.600268254123-23-2 Sep 15 51 4:00 pm PT Toronto BC Saskatchewan10550.500267206103-22-3 Sep 16 52 1:00 pm ET SaskatchewanMontréal Edmonton 10550.500238205103-22-3 All-Time Series to 2012 HAM vs EDM Club Communications & Media Coverage Since 1961: GP W L T PCT Hamilton Scott McNaughton Dir, Communications Hamilton 81 28 52 1 .352 (905) 966-8192 - [email protected] www.ticats.ca Edmonton 81 52 28 1 .648 Radio - CHML 900: Rick Zamperin, John Salavantis 2011 Season Series: Hamilton 0 Edmonton 2 Edmonton Shawn May Media Relations Recent games: [email protected] www.esks.com Sep 16/11 at Hamilton Hamilton 23 Edmonton 38 CFL.ca Radio - CHED 630: Morley Scott, Dave Campbell Jul 09/11 at Edmonton Hamilton 10 Edmonton 28 LCF.ca CFL Communications: Contact: Steve Daniel, Jamie Dykstra, Olivier Poulin Club Active Rosters - as of September 12, 2012 Edmonton - CFL Profile - CFL Status Hamilton - CFL Profile - CFL Status No Player Pos St Yr GP Last Wk No Player Pos St Yr GP Last Wk 2 STAMPS, Fred WR I 6 80 O 0 BROWN, Darcy RB N 4 55 R 3 JYLES, Steven QB I 7 106 N 1 BURRIS, Henry QB I 14 202 O 5 JOSEPH, Kerry QB I 10 149 O 3 BESWICK, Marc DB N 5 60 N 7 CHARLES, HughRBI533O 5 WEBB, Dee DB I 3 26 D 10 ALEXANDER, Donovan DB N 5 63 D 6 MURILLO, Armando DB I 2 8 D 11 SHAW, Grant P N 3 46 N 7 CONGI, Luca K N 7 97 N 12 HILL, T.J. LB I 6 93 D 9 WILLIAMS, Renauld LB I 5 58 D 16 NICHOLS, Matt QB I 1 10 N 11 GIGUERE, Samuel WR N 1 10 O 17 CHAMBERS, Shamawd WR N 1 8 O 12 PORTER, Quinton QB I 5 81 N 22 BURNETT, Joe DB I 1 10 D 14 GRAHAM, Nick LB I 3 33 D 23 MESSAM, Jerome RB N 3 37 N 18 LEFEVOUR, Dan QB I 1 10 N 24 CLARKE, Delroy DB N 5 50 N 20 RUTLEY, Brandon RB I 2 3 DI 25 MILLER, Mike DB N 2 28 N 22 COBOURNE, Avon RB I 7 90 O 26 COLCLOUGH, Ricardo DB I 1 2 R 24 STEPHENSON, Daryl RB N 5 48 N 27 PRUDE, Ronnie DB I 1 4 DI 26 BUCKNOR, Matt DB N 1 10 D 28 BOYD, Cory RB I 3 27 DI 28 JOHNSON, Jamall LB I 8 102 D 29 THOMPSON, Chris DB I 6 91 D 30 CAMPBELL, Brock DB I 2 6 D 31 MCCARTY, Calvin RB N 6 90 N 31 TISDALE, Geoff DB I 5 73 R 37 WILLIAMS, Rod DB I 2 37 D 32 RWABUKAMBA, Chris DB N 2 13 D 39 SHARUN, Corbin DB N 3 44 N 34 HINDS, Ryan DB N 3 29 N 42 KENT, Clint LB I 4 7 D 35 EIBEN, Kevin LB N 12 175 N 45 MUNOZ, Damaso LB I 2 28 D 37 FOURNIER, Samuel RB N 2 7 N 47 SHERRITT, J.C. LB I 2 26 D 41 HOOD, Jonathan DB N 3 19 R 48 LAWRENCE, Simoni LB I 1 7 DI 42 RAY, Craig DB I 1 6 DI 49 CORNELL, Mike LB N 3 34 N 44 BARTEL, Josh K N 1 10 N 50 THOMPSON, Orrin OL I 1 10 O 45 KANYA, Nathan LB N 2 28 N 53 KING, Ryan LB N 1 10 N 51 FORTIN, Marc-Antoine DE N 1 7 N 56 ROBINSON, Lee DL I 2 9 D 54 SCOTT, Kevin LB N 2 27 N 58 TYLER, Devin OL I 2 16 O 55 O'NEILL, Tim OL N 5 78 O 61 KOCH, Kyle OL N 6 71 O 57 HUSBAND, Cody OL N 1 10 O 62 STEENBERGEN, Dylan OL N 3 14 N 59 SIMMONS, Brian OL I 2 20 O 63 RAMSAY, Brian OL N 6 89 N 63 DILE, Marc OL I 1 10 O 65 ROTTIER, Simeon OL N 4 61 O 65 BAILLARGEON, Pascal OL N 1 3 N 66 WOJT, Greg OL N 4 39 O 67 DYAKOWSKI, Peter OL N 5 83 O 67 MITCHELL, Scott OL N 2 9 R 80 WILLIAMS, Chris WR I 2 25 O 79 LEMON, Shawn DE I 2 6 R 83 FANTUZ, Andy WR N 7 86 O 84 KOCH, Cary WR I 3 24 O 84 GRANT, Bakari WR I 2 18 O 85 COEHOORN, Nate WR N 2 20 O 88 STALA, Dave WR N 10 122 N 86 CARTER, Matt WR N 4 39 N 89 JONES, Onrea WR I 1 10 O 89 HENRY, Marcus WR I 2 12 O 90 PEACH, Greg DE I 4 44 D 90 SEWELL, Almondo DL I 2 11 D 91 BOUDREAUX, Brandon DE I 1 10 D 92 CAPICCIOTTI, Justin DL N 1 5 N 92 ROSE, Robert DT I 2 11 R 93 ORAMASIONWU, Don DL N 4 64 D 93 BROWN, Ronnell DT I 1 8 D 95 LEGARE, Etienne DL N 4 49 N 94 MCELVEEN, Jermaine DL I 5 63 D 97 WILLIAMS, Julius DL I 2 24 D 97 DAVIS, Bruce DL I 2 6 DI MCKNIGHT, Brody K N 1 0 --- 98 STEELE, Eddie DT N 2 28 N Rosters: "O" & "D" Started on Offence/Defence; "N" & "DI" Substitute; "R" Reserve; "IL" Injured List; "---" Not on roster. Rosters subject to change up to one hour before kickoff. 2012 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES CFL Schedule Week #: 12 Games: 49 - 52 September 14-16, 2012 East Division Schedules West Division Schedules 2012 CFL Schedule by Week 2012 Avg Att: 28,348 Hamilton PF Opp PA Record BC Lions PF Opp PA Record Wk Gm Date / Day ET Away Home Attend 9 Jun 29 H 16 Ssk 43 L 0-1 10 Jun 29 H 33 Wpg 16 W 1-0 19Jun 29 Fri 7:00 PM Ssk 43 at Ham 16 25,682 14 Jul 06 A 36 BC 39 L 0-2 14 Jul 06 H 39 Ham 36 W 2-0 10 Jun 29 Fri 10:00 PM Wpg 16 at BC 33 29,351 20 Jul 14 H 36 Tor 27 W 1-2 19 Jul 14 A 20 Ssk 23 L 2-1 11 Jun 30 Sat 7:00 PM Tor 15 at Edm 19 35,538 24 Jul 21 H 39 Mtl 24 W 2-2 23 Jul 20 H 14 Edm 27 L 2-2 12 Jul 01 Sun 7:00 PM Mtl 10 at Cgy 38 26,387 27 Jul 28 A 35 Ssk 34 W 3-2 28 Jul 28 A 34 Cgy8W3-2 213Jul 06 Fri 7:00 PM Wpg 30 at Mtl 41 21,016 31 Aug 09 H 20 Cgy31L3-330 Aug 06 A 18 Tor 9W4-2 14 Jul 06 Fri 10:00 PM Ham 36 at BC 39 25,109 33 Aug 16 A 25 Wpg 32 L 3-4 36 Aug 19 H 24 Ssk 5 W 5-2 15 Jul 07 Sat 3:00 PM Cgy36atTor 39 20,682 37 Aug 23 A 29 Mtl 31 L 3-5 38 Aug 24 A 20 Wpg 17 W 6-2 16 Jul 08 Sun 7:00 PM Edm 1 at Ssk 17 31,459 43 Sep 03 H 30 Tor 33 L 3-6 41 Aug 31 A 25 Mtl 30 L 6-3 317Jul 12 Thu 7:30 PM Cgy 32 at Mtl 33 21,074 46 Sep 08 A 31 Tor 45 L 3-7 47 Sep 08 H 43 Mtl 10 W 7-3 18 Jul 13 Fri 9:00 PM Wpg 10 at Edm 42 32,067 50 Sep 15 H Edm 51 Sep 15 H Tor 19 Jul 14 Sat 3:00 PM BC 20 at Ssk 23 32,080 53 Sep 21 A Wpg 54 Sep 22 A Edm 20 Jul 14 Sat 7:00 PM Tor 27 at Ham 36 24,264 57 Sep 28 H Mtl 60 Sep 29 A Ssk 421Jul 18 Wed 7:30 PM Wpg 22 at Tor 25 22,485 61 Oct 05 A Edm 62 Oct 06 H Cgy 22 Jul 19 Thu 9:00 PM Ssk 38 OT Cgy 41 32,228 65 Oct 12 H BC 65 Oct 12 A Ham 23 Jul 20 Fri 10:00 PM Edm 27 at BC 14 28,335 72 Oct 20 A Cgy 70 Oct 19 H Edm 24 Jul 21 Sat 7:00 PM Mtl 24 at Ham 39 23,392 74 Oct 27 H Wpg 73 Oct 26 A Cgy 525Jul 26 Thu 8:30 PM Edm 22 at Wpg 23 29,533 77 Nov 01 A Tor 80 Nov 03 H Ssk 26 Jul 27 Fri 7:30 PM Tor 23 at Mtl 20 22,753 27 Jul 28 Sat 6:00 PM Ham 35 at Ssk 34 32,898 Montreal PF Opp PA Record Calgary PF Opp PA Record 28 Jul 28 Sat 9:00 PM BC 34 at Cgy 8 27,968 12 Jul 01 A 10 Cgy38L0-112 Jul 01 H 38 Mtl 10 W 1-0 629Aug 03 Fri 8:30 PM Mtl 36 at Wpg 26 29,533 13 Jul 06 H 41 Wpg 30 W 1-1 15 Jul 07 A 36 Tor 39 L 1-1 30 Aug 06 Mon 5:00 PM BC 18 at Tor 9 22,841 17 Jul 12 H 33 Cgy32W2-117 Jul 12 A 32 Mtl 33 L 1-2 731Aug 09 Thu 7:00 PM Cgy 31 at Ham 20 22,635 24 Jul 21 A 24 Ham 39 L 2-2 22 Jul 19 H 41 Ssk 38 W 2-2 32 Aug 10 Fri 9:30 PM Ssk 20 at Edm 28 43,178 26 Jul 27 H 20 Tor 23 L 2-3 28 Jul 28 H 8 BC 34 L 2-3 833Aug 16 Thu 8:00 PM Ham 25 at Wpg 32 27,039 29 Aug 03 A 36 Wpg 26 W 3-3 31 Aug 09 A 31 Ham 20 W 3-3 34 Aug 17 Fri 9:00 PM Mtl 38 at Edm 25 32,760 34 Aug 17 A 38 Edm 25 W 4-3 35 Aug 18 H 14 Tor 22 L 3-4 35 Aug 18 Sat 7:00 PM Tor 22 at Cgy 14 28,246 37 Aug 23 H 31 Ham 29 W 5-3 39 Aug 25 A 17 Ssk 10 W 4-4 36 Aug 19 Sun 7:00 PM Ssk 5 at BC 24 34,343 41 Aug 31 H 30 BC 25 W 6-3 44 Sep 03 H 31 Edm 30 W 5-4 937Aug 23 Thu 7:30 PM Ham 29 at Mtl 31 22,140 47 Sep 08 A 10 BC 43 L 6-4 45 Sep 07 A 20 Edm 18 W 6-4 38 Aug 24 Fri 8:00 PM BC 20 at Wpg 17 29,533 52 Sep 16 H Ssk 49 Sep 14 H Wpg 39 Aug 25 Sat 3:00 PM Cgy 17 at Ssk 10 33,427 55 Sep 23 H Tor 56 Sep 23 A Ssk 40 Aug 27 Mon 7:30 PM Edm 26 at Tor 17 22,912 57 Sep 28 A Ham 58 Sep 28 H Edm 10 41 Aug 31 Fri 7:30 PM BC 25 at Mtl 30 22,239 63 Oct 08 H Wpg 62 Oct 06 A BC 42 Sep 02 Sun 4:00 PM Wpg 0 at Ssk 52 33,427 68 Oct 14 A Tor 66 Oct 13 A Wpg 43 Sep 03 Mon 1:00 PM Tor 33 at Ham 30 31,032 71 Oct 20 A Ssk 72 Oct 20 H Ham 44 Sep 03 Mon 4:30 PM Edm 30 at Cgy 31 32,102 76 Oct 28 H Edm 73 Oct 26 H BC 11 45 Sep 07 Fri 9:00 PM Cgy 20 at Edm 18 39,363 79 Nov 03 A Wpg 78 Nov 02 A Edm 46 Sep 08 Sat 1:00 PM Ham 31 at Tor 45 23,061 47 Sep 08 Sat 4:00 PM Mtl 10 at BC 43 29,734 Toronto PF Opp PA Record Edmonton PF Opp PA Record 48 Sep 09 Sun 1:00 PM Ssk 25 at Wpg 24 30,077 11 Jun 30 A 15 Edm 19 L 0-1 11 Jun 30 H 19 Tor 15 W 1-0 12 49 Sep 14 Fri 9:00 PM Wpg at Cgy 15 Jul 07 H 39 Cgy36W1-116 Jul 08 A 1Ssk17L 1-1 50 Sep 15 Sat 3:00 PM Edm at Ham 20 Jul 14 A 27 Ham 36 L 1-2 18 Jul 13 H 42 Wpg 10 W 2-1 51 Sep 15 Sat 7:00 PM Tor at BC 21 Jul 18 H 25 Wpg 22 W 2-2 23 Jul 20 A 27 BC 14 W 3-1 52 Sep 16 Sun 1:00 PM Ssk at Mtl 26 Jul 27 A 23 Mtl 20 W 3-2 25 Jul 26 A 22 Wpg 23 L 3-2 13 53 Sep 21 Fri 8:00 PM Ham at Wpg 30 Aug 06 H 9 BC 18 L 3-3 32 Aug 10 H 28 Ssk 20 W 4-2 54 Sep 22 Sat 7:30 PM BC at Edm 35 Aug 18 A 22 Cgy14W4-334 Aug 17 H 25 Mtl 38 L 4-3 55 Sep 23 Sun 1:00 PM Tor at Mtl 40 Aug 27 H 17 Edm 26 L 4-4 40 Aug 27 A 26 Tor 17 W 5-3 56 Sep 23 Sun 4:00 PM CgyatSsk 43 Sep 03 A 33 Ham 30 W 5-4 44 Sep 03 A 30 Cgy31L5-414 57 Sep 28 Fri 7:00 PM Mtl at Ham 46 Sep 08 H 45 Ham 31 W 6-4 45 Sep 07 H 18 Cgy20L5-5 58 Sep 28 Fri 10:00 PM Edm at Cgy 51 Sep 15 A BC 50 Sep 15 A Ham 59 Sep 29 Sat 7:00 PM Tor at Wpg 55 Sep 23 A Mtl 54 Sep 22 H BC 60 Sep 29 Sat 10:00 PM BC at Ssk 59 Sep 29 A Wpg 58 Sep 28 A Cgy 15 61 Oct 05 Fri 9:00 PM Ham at Edm 64 Oct 08 H Ssk 61 Oct 05 H Ham
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    OCIATION AT ALUMNI ASS TIGER-C ILTON HAM TIGERtalestales TIGEOFFICIAL NEWSLETTER R Sept 2017 HTCAA MISSION STATEMENT 1957/67 REUNION Recently the Board of Directors met to The September 30th game vs. discuss the creation of a Mission Statement the Argos will mark a very special to act as guide in the operations of our occasion with the celebration of the Association. We are pleased to present to 60th and 50th reunion of the 1957 and our member our new Mission Statement: 1967 Grey Cup Champions. The weekend kicks off on Friday TO PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP AMONG ITS MEMBERS, night with a special invite only dinner PRESERVE THE LEGACY OF THE HAMILTON TIGER-CATS, celebration along with a screening of AND SUPPORT THE DEVELOPMENT OF FOOTBALL both games and a fireworks display. IN THE GREATER HAMILTON COMMUANITY On Saturday, the Alumni is hosting THROUGH CHARITABLE OBJECTIVES. a special “Pre-game Pounce” at the Holy Trinity Church Hall just a block The HTCAA has prominently placed a plaque from Tim Horton’s Field. The event is inside our new Clubhouse to remind us all open to all alumni, their friends and of our Association's mission. family and of course our fans. Tickets are only $20 which include food (cash bar) and can be purchased online at www.htcaa.ca. All Alumni will gather inside the Clubhouse prior to the game in preparation for a special half-time on-field introduction. Events conclude Sunday with a brunch at Tim Horton’s Field and tour of the stadium. We hope to seem as many of our Alumni on-hand to recognize members of these two great teams from our past! TigerTales is the official newsletter of the Hamilton Tiger-Cat Alumni Association.