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2018 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES September 3, 2018 - 1:00 pm MT Edmonton at Calgary CFL Week: 12 Game: 54 EDM (6-4) CGY (8-1) Head Coach: Jason Maas Head Coach: Dave Dickenson CFL Record: 28-18 vs CGY 1-4 Club Game #: 1192 CFL Record: 36-7-2 vs EDM 4-1 Club Game #: 1200 2018 CFL RESULTS & SCHEDULE 2018 CFL STANDINGS TO WK #11 2018 WEEK #11 RESULTS VISITOR HOME EAST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Aug 23/18 48 7:30 pm ET Edmonton 24 Hamilton 25 McMahon Ottawa 9 6 3 0 .667 244 206 12 3-1 3-2 Aug 24/18 49 7:30 pm ET Toronto 22 Montréal 25 Stadium Hamilton 9 4 5 0 .444 229 200 8 2-2 2-3 Aug 25/18 50 1:30 pm MT Winnipeg 26 Calgary 39 Calgary, AB Toronto 9 3 6 0 .333 183 268 6 3-2 0-4 Aug 25/18 51 7:00 pm PT Sask'n 24 BC 21 Montréal 10 2 8 0 .200 169 328 4 1-4 1-4 2018 WEEK #12 SCHEDULE VISITOR HOME WEST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Aug 31/18 52 7:30 pm ET Montréal Ottawa Calgary 9 8 1 0 .889 272 152 16 5-0 3-1 Sep 02/18 53 1:00 pm MT Winnipeg Saskatchewan Edmonton 10 6 4 0 .600 285 247 12 4-1 2-3 Sep 03/18 54 1:00 pm MT Edmonton Calgary Saskatchewan 9 5 4 0 .556 215 223 10 3-2 2-2 Sep 03/18 55 6:30 pm ET Toronto Hamilton Winnipeg 10 5 5 0 .500 315 253 10 3-2 2-3 Week #12 BYE: BC BC 9 3 6 0 .333 201 236 6 3-1 0-5 A/T SERIES Calgary vs Edmonton CLUB CONTACTS CFL.ca / LCF.ca Since 1949: GP W L TA/T at Calgary HOME: Calgary 226 97 126 3 57-54 Eskimos Calgary Jean Lefebvre Dir, Communications Edmonton 226 126 97 3 [email protected] www.stampeders.com 2018 Series: CGY (0) EDM (0) VISITORS: Sep 8/18 at Edmonton CGY EDM Edmonton Cliff Fewings Coord, Communications Sep 3/18 at Calgary CGY EDM [email protected] www.esks.com EDMONTON CAREER PROFILE: Wk CALGARY CAREER PROFILE: Wk POS # PLAYER ST YR GP GS #11 POS # PLAYER ST YR GP GS #11 OL 60 SORENSEN, Justin N 9 142 103 O OL 61 WILLIAMS, Ucambre I 3 30 30 O OL 57 BEARD, David N 4 45 18 O OL 60 BERGMAN, Shane N 6 67 67 O OL 66 O'DONNELL, Matt N 7 95 84 O OL 59 RICHARDS, Randy I 4 20 19 O OL 58 BONDBOND, TTravis i I 3 37 37 O OL 53 ERDOSERDOS, BBrad d N 5 52 44 O OL 67 KELLY, Colin I 4 48 48 O OL 63 DENNIS, Derek I 4 47 47 O QB 13 REILLY, Mike I 9 131 89 O QB 19 MITCHELL, Bo Levi I 7 116 77 O RB 2 GABLE, C.J. I 6 64 64 O RB 25 JACKSON, Don I 1 6 6 O Rec 87 WALKER, Derel I 4 48 37 O RB 46 POWER, Charlie N 5 60 4 O Rec 81 WILLIAMS, D'haquille I 2 23 23 O Rec 88 JORDEN, Kamar I 6 31 28 O Rec 15 HAZELTON, Vidal I 4 37 37 O Rec 89 DANIELS, DaVaris I 3 33 33 O Rec 8 STAFFORD, Kenny I 6 56 47 O Rec 80 MICHEL, Marken I 2 19 17 O Rec 3 ADJEI, Natey N 5 72 14 O Rec 1 DURANT, Lemar N 4 42 13 O DB 7 WOODMAN, Josh N 3 25 7 D DB 0 EVANS, Ciante I 4 42 41 D DB 12 HIGHTOWER, Forrest I 4 36 32 D DB 8 DAVIS, Emanuel I 6 70 68 D DB 29 MASTON, Mercy I 2 11 10 D DB 27 ADELEKE, Tunde N 2 21 7 D DB 32 TAYLOR, Nick I 3 27 26 D DB 28 SMITH, Brandon I 11 150 149 D DB 36 GRYMES, Aaron I 5 58 57 D DB 31 ROBERSON, Tre I 1 8 8 N DL 54 BAZZIE, Alex I 5 66 51 D DL 4 JOHNSON, Micah I 6 73 69 D DL 90 SEWELL, Almondo I 8 113 99 D DL 95 DAVIS, Ja'Gared I 3 36 29 D DL 93 BOATENG, Kwaku N 2 26 9 D DL 97 WIGGAN, Derek N 4 55 23 D DL 96 MOORE, Mike I 3 17 11 D DL 98 VAUGHTERS, James I 2 26 14 D LB 47 SHERRITT, J.C. I 8 101 88 D LB 49 SINGLETON, Alex N 3 45 37 D LB 26 EDWARDS, Chris I 2 27 14 D LB 56 THURMAN, Jameer I 2 27 21 D LB 10 MULUMBA, Christophe N 2 26 16 D LB 29 WALL, Jamar I 7 103 100 D K 6 WHYTE, Sean N 10 128 0 N K 30 PAREDES, Rene N 8 134 0 N P 70 O'NEILL, Hugh N 5 54 0 N P 6 MAVER, Rob N 9 136 0 N (Rosters subject to change - Game Lineup final one hour before Kickoff) LEGEND: 'O, D' = Game Started; 'N' = Substitute; 'R' = Reserve (dnp) KEY 2018 STATISTICS & RANKINGS QB STARTERS CAREER W-L RECORD IN 2018: KEY STATS & RANKINGS IN 2018 TO WK #11 CGY W L T EDM W L T CGY PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET T/O Ratio MITCHELL, Bo Levi 64 11 2 9-3 8 1 0 30.2 2nd16.9 1st 394 4th 281 1st +13 1st EDM W L T CGY W L T EDM PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET T/O Ratio REILLY, Mike 51 37 0 3-9 6 4 0 28.5 3rd24.7 4th 418 2nd 352 4th +2 4th CFL CONTACTS Steve Daniel, Director Game Information & Statistics ([email protected]) Lucas Barrett, Manager Communications ([email protected]) 2018 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · SCHEDULE & RESULTS BY TEAM BC Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att HAMILTON Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att Saskatchewan Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 13 Jun 16 H BC 22 MTL 10 W 1-0 20,182 12 Jun 16 A HAM 14 CGY 28 L 0-1 11 Jun 15 H SSK 27 TOR 19 W 1-0 29,788 20 Jun 29 A BC 22 EDM 41 L 1-1 16 Jun 22 A HAM 38 EDM 21 W 1-1 14 Jun 21 A SSK 17 OTT 40 L 1-1 25 Jul 07 A BC 19 WPG 41 L 1-2 19 Jun 29 H HAM 31 WPG 17 W 2-1 23,721 21 Jun 30 H SSK 17 MTL 23 L 1-2 33,308 28 Jul 14 H BC 20 WPG 17 W 2-2 19,541 22 Jul 05 A HAM 13 SSK 18 L 2-2 22 Jul 05 H SSK 18 HAM 13 W 2-2 33,350 30 Jul 20 A BC 25 OTT 29 L 2-3 29 Jul 19 H HAM 20 SSK 31 L 2-3 23,346 29 Jul 19 A SSK 31 HAM 20 W 3-2 40 Aug 04 A BC 18 CGY 27 L 2-4 35 Jul 28 H HAM 15 OTT 21 L 2-4 23,381 36 Jul 28 H SSK 22 CGY 34 L 3-3 33,350 41 Aug 09 H BC 31 EDM 23 W 3-4 17,745 39 Aug 03 A HAM 50 MTL 11 W 3-4 38 Aug 02 A SSK 19 EDM 26 L 3-4 45 Aug 18 A BC 23 TOR 24 L 3-5 42 Aug 10 A HAM 23 WPG 29 L 3-5 47 Aug 19 H SSK 40 CGY 27 W 4-4 33,350 51 Aug 25 H BC 21 SSK 24 L 3-6 22,873 48 Aug 23 H HAM 25 EDM 24 W 4-5 23,281 51 Aug 25 A SSK 24 BC 21 W 5-4 56 Sep 07 H BC OTT 55 Sep 03 H HAM TOR 53 Sep 02 H SSK WPG 60 Sep 14 A BC MTL 57 Sep 08 A HAM TOR 58 Sep 08 A SSK WPG 66 Sep 22 H BC HAM 61 Sep 15 H HAM CGY 62 Sep 15 H SSK OTT 68 Sep 29 A BC HAM 66 Sep 22 A HAM BC 65 Sep 22 A SSK TOR 72 Oct 06 H BC TOR 68 Sep 29 H HAM BC 70 Sep 30 A SSK MTL 78 Oct 13 A BC CGY 75 Oct 12 A HAM TOR 74 Oct 08 H SSK EDM 80 Oct 19 H BC EDM 79 Oct 19 A HAM OTT 76 Oct 13 A SSK WPG 85 Oct 27 A BC SSK 84 Oct 27 H HAM OTT 82 Oct 20 A SSK CGY 90 Nov 03 H BC CGY 89 Nov 03 H HAM MTL 85 Oct 27 H SSK BC CALGARY Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att MONTREAL Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att TORONTO Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 12 Jun 16 H CGY 28 HAM 14 W 1-0 23,717 13 Jun 16 A MTL 10 BC 22 L 0-1 11 Jun 15 A TOR 19 SSK 27 L 0-1 17 Jun 23 A CGY 41 TOR 7 W 2-0 15 Jun 22 H MTL 10 WPG 56 L 0-2 19,498 17 Jun 23 H TOR 7 CGY 41 L 0-2 16,450 18 Jun 28 H CGY 24 OTT 14 W 3-0 23,454 21 Jun 30 A MTL 23 SSK 17 W 1-2 24 Jul 07 H TOR 20 EDM 17 W 1-2 12,196 26 Jul 12 A CGY 27 OTT 3 W 4-0 23 Jul 06 H MTL 18 OTT 28 L 1-3 16,718 27 Jul 13 A TOR 15 EDM 16 L 1-3 32 Jul 21 H CGY 25 MTL 8 W 5-0 26,440 32 Jul 21 A MTL 25 CGY 8 L 1-4 31 Jul 21 H TOR 20 WPG 38 L 1-4 10,844 36 Jul 28 A CGY 34 SSK 22 W 6-0 33 Jul 26 H MTL 23 EDM 44 L 1-5 16,654 34 Jul 27 A TOR 14 WPG 40 L 1-5 40 Aug 04 H CGY 27 BC 18 W 7-0 25,075 39 Aug 03 H MTL 11 HAM 50 L 1-6 18,576 37 Aug 02 H TOR 42 OTT 41 W 2-5 11,857 47 Aug 19 A CGY 27 SSK 40 L 7-1 43 Aug 11 A MTL 17 OTT 24 L 1-7 45 Aug 18 H TOR 24 BC 23 W 3-5 18,104 50 Aug 25 H CGY 39 WPG 26 W 8-1 27,800 46 Aug 18 A MTL 24 EDM 40 L 1-8 49 Aug 24 A TOR 22 MTL 25 L 3-6 54 Sep 03 H CGY EDM 49 Aug 24 H MTL 25 TOR 22 W 2-8 16,480 55 Sep 03 A TOR HAM 59 Sep 08 A CGY EDM 52 Aug 31 A MTL OTT 57 Sep 08 H TOR HAM 61 SepSep 15 A CGY HAM 60 SepSep 14 H MTL BC 65 SepSep 22 H TOR SSK 67 Sep 28 H CGY TOR 63 Sep 21 A MTL WPG 67 Sep 28 A TOR CGY 73 Oct 08 A CGY MTL 70 Sep 30 H MTL SSK 72 Oct 06 A TOR BC 78 Oct 13 H CGY BC 73 Oct 08 H MTL CGY 75 Oct 12 H TOR HAM 82 Oct 20 H CGY SSK 81 Oct 20 A MTL TOR 81 Oct 20 H TOR MTL 83 Oct 26 A CGY WPG 86 Oct 28 H MTL TOR 86 Oct 28 A TOR MTL 90 Nov 03 A CGY BC 89 Nov 03 A MTL HAM 87 Nov 02 A TOR OTT EDMONTON Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att OTTAWA Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att WINNIPEG Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 10 Jun 14 A EDM 33 WPG 30 W 1-0 14 Jun 21 H OTT 40 SSK 17 W 1-0 24,224 10 Jun 14 H WPG 30 EDM 33 L 0-1 25,458 16 Jun 22 H EDM 21 HAM 38 L 1-1 31,334 18 Jun 28 A OTT 14 CGY 24 L 1-1 15 Jun 22 A WPG 56 MTL 10 W 1-1 20 Jun 29 H EDM 41 BC 22 W 2-1 29,940 23 Jul 06 A OTT 28 MTL 18 W 2-1 19 Jun 29 A WPG 17 HAM 31 L 1-2 24 Jul 07 A EDM 17 TOR 20 L 2-2 26 Jul 12 H OTT 3 CGY 27 L 2-2 22,103 25 Jul 07 H WPG 41 BC 19 W 2-2 26,567 27 Jul 13 H EDM 16 TOR 15 W 3-2 31,056 30 Jul 20 H OTT 29 BC 25 W 3-2 21,319 28 Jul 14 A WPG 17 BC 20 L 2-3 33 Jul 26 A EDM 44 MTL 23 W 4-2 35 Jul 28 A OTT 21 HAM 15 W 4-2 31 Jul 21 A WPG 38 TOR 20 W 3-3 38 Aug 02 H EDM 26 SSK 19 W 5-2 35,623 37 Aug 02 A OTT 41 TOR 42 L 4-3 34 Jul 27 H WPG 40 TOR 14 W 4-3 27,117 41 Aug 09 A EDM 23 BC 31 L 5-3 43 Aug 11 H OTT 24 MTL 17 W 5-3 25,161 42 Aug 10 H WPG 29 HAM 23 W 5-3 26,454 46 Aug 18 H EDM 40 MTL 24 W 6-3 29,702 44 Aug 17 A OTT 44 WPG 21 W 6-3 44 Aug 17 H WPG 21 OTT 44 L 5-4 27,602 48 Aug 23 A EDM 24 HAM 25 L 6-4 52 Aug 31 H OTT MTL 50 Aug 25 A WPG 26 CGY 39 L 5-5 54 Sep 03 A EDM CGY 56 Sep 07 A OTT BC 53 Sep 02 A WPG SSK 59 Sep 08 H EDM CGY 62 Sep 15 A OTT SSK 58 Sep 08 H WPG SSK 64 Sep 22 A EDM OTT 64 Sep 22 H OTT EDM 63 Sep 21 H WPG MTL 69 Sep 29 H EDM WPG 71 Oct 05 H OTT WPG 69 Sep 29 A WPG EDM 74 Oct 08 A EDM SSK 77 Oct 13 A OTT EDM 71 Oct 05 A WPG OTT 77 Oct 13 H EDM OTT 79 Oct 19 H OTT HAM 76 Oct 13 H WPG SSK 80 Oct 19 A EDM BC 84 Oct 27 A OTT HAM 83 Oct 26 H WPG CGY 88 Nov 03 H EDM WPG 87 Nov 02 H OTT TOR 88 Nov 03 A WPG EDM Post-Season Hm PF Vis PA Result Hm Att 2018 RESULTS ANALYSIS DIVISION SEMI-FINALS: GAMES PLAYED 42 91 Nov 11 H 2018 ATTENDANCE: 1,004,739 92 Nov 11 A - Average per game 23,922 DIVISION FINALS: 2018 INTER-DIVISIONAL: 93 Nov 18 H - Wins by East Div.
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    2013 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES July 13, 2013 - 6:30 pm ET Winnipeg at Hamilton CFL Week: 3 Game: 19 WPG (1-1) HAM (0-2) Head Coach: Tim Burke 5-7-0 Head Coach: Kent Austin 12-8-0 2013 Weeks #2-3 in the CFL 2013 CFL Regular Season Standings 2013 Week #2 Results: Visitor Home East Division G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Jul 04 13 7:00 pm ET Winnipeg19Montréal11 Winnipeg 2110.500524920-11-0 Jul 04 14 7:00 pm PT Toronto16BC 24 Toronto 2110.500555821-00-1 Jul 05 15 7:00 pm MT Calgary21Sask'n 36 Montréal 2110.500495220-11-0 Jul 07 16 5:00 pm ET Edmonton30Hamilton20 Hamilton 2020.000546900-10-1 2013 Week #3 Schedule: Visitor Home West Division G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Jul 11 17 7:30 pm ET Sask'n Toronto Saskatchewan22001.000753941-01-0 Jul 12 18 7:30 pm ET Calgary Montréal Calgary 2110.500656821-00-1 Jul 13 19 6:30 pm ET Winnipeg Hamilton BC 2110.500566021-00-1 Jul 13 20 7:30 pm MT BC Edmonton Edmonton 2110.500485920-10-1 All-Time Series to 2013 HAM vs WPG Club Communications & Media Coverage Since 1961: GP W L T PCT Hamilton Scott McNaughton Dir, Communications Hamilton 105 46 59 0 .438 (905) 966-8192 - [email protected] www.ticats.ca Winnipeg 105 59 46 0 .562 Radio - CHML 900: Rick Zamperin, John Salavantis 2012 Season Series: Hamilton 1 Winnipeg 2 Winnipeg Darren Cameron Dir, Communications Recent games: (204) 784-7422 [email protected] www.bluebombers.com Oct 27/12 at Hamilton Hamilton 28 Winnipeg 18 CFL.ca Radio - CJOB68: Bob Irving, Mitch Zalnasky Sep 21/12 at Winnipeg Hamilton 34 Winnipeg 12 LCF.ca CFL Communications:
  • Montana Awards

    Montana Awards

    MONTANA AWARDS STEVE CARLSON AWARD (MVP) OFFENSIVE MVP The Steve Carlson award is given to the 2018 .........................................Dalton Sneed team’s most valuable player in memory of the former Grizzly football player who died DEFENSIVE MVP in 1977. 2018 .......................................... Dante Olson 1977 ..........................................Ron Lebsock 1978 ................................................ Tim Kerr 1979 ................................................ Jim Hard TONY BARBOUR AWARD 1980 ......................................... Kent Clausen The Tony Barbour award is given in memo- 1981 ......................................... Rocky Klever ry of a loyal Grizzly fan. It is presented an- 1982 ...... Greg Iseman, Marty Mornhinweg nually to a UM player, “who best exempli- 1983 ........................................Brian Salonen fies outstanding practice habits and makes The Grizzly Sports Hall of Fame pays 1984 .............................. Marty Mornhinweg an unselfish contribution to the betterment tribute and gives lasting recognition to those 1985 ...............................................Mike Rice of the Grizzly football team.” student-athletes, coaches, and teams who 1986 ............................................ Brent Pease 1987 ...........................................Nate Odden have made exceptional contributions and 1986 ...............................................Mike Rice 1988 ......................................... Clay Clausen brought recognition, honor, and distinction
  • 2019 GN CFL Pg 01 Cover Wks 13-16

    2019 GN CFL Pg 01 Cover Wks 13-16

    2019 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES September 14, 2019 - 5:00 pm MT Montréal at Saskatchewan CFL Week: 14 Game: 62 MTL (6-4) SSK (7-4) Head Coach: Khari Jones Head Coach: Craig Dickenson CFL Record: 6-4 vs SSK 0-1 Club Game #: 1011 CFL Record: 7-4 vs MTL 1-0 Club Game #: 1270 2019 CFL RESULTS & SCHEDULE 2019 CFL STANDINGS TO WEEK #: 13 2019 WEEK #13 RESULTS VISITOR HOME EAST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Sep 06/19 56 7:30 pm ET BC 16 Montréal 21 Mosaic Hamilton 11 9 2 0 .818 336 217 18 6-0 3-2 Sep 07/19 57 1:00 pm ET Toronto 46 Ottawa 17 Stadium Montréal 10 6 4 0 .600 253 250 12 3-2 3-2 Sep 07/19 58 3:00 pm CT Saskat'n 10 Winnipeg 35 Regina, SK Ottawa 11 3 8 0 .273 210 332 6 1-5 2-3 Sep 07/19 59 5:00 pm MT Calgary 33 Edmonton 17 Toronto 11 2 9 0 .182 224 365 4 1-4 1-5 2019 WEEK #14 SCHEDULE VISITOR HOME WEST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Sep 13/19 60 7:00 pm PT Ottawa BC Winnipeg 12 9 3 0 .750 355 228 18 6-0 3-3 Sep 14/19 61 2:00 pm MT Hamilton Calgary Saskatchewan 11 7 4 0 .636 307 246 14 5-1 2-3 Sep 14/19 62 5:00 pm MT Montréal Saskatchewan Calgary 11 7 4 0 .636 293 253 14 4-2 3-2 Edmonton 12 6 6 0 .500 290 256 12 4-2 2-4 BYE: Edmonton, Toronto & Winnipeg BC 11 1 10 0 .091 221 342 2 0-4 1-6 A/T SERIES Saskatchewan vs Montréal CLUB CONTACTS CFL.ca / LCF.ca Since 1961: GP W L TA/T at Regina HOME: Saskatchewan 79 35 43 1 19-19, one tie Saskatchewan Arielle Zerr Dir, Communications Montréal 79 43 35 1 [email protected] www.riderville.com 2019 Series: (* Note: Ended in Q3) SSK (0) MTL (1) VISITORS: Sep 14/19 at Regina
  • The 1962 Grey Cup: Played in a Fog

    The 1962 Grey Cup: Played in a Fog

    THE COFFIN CORNER: Vol. 13, No. 6 (1991) The 1962 Grey Cup: Played in a Fog by Jack Ziegler Most pro football games take 3 to 3 1/2 hours to complete. However, when the Winnipeg Blue Bombers met the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for the Grey Cup Championship in 1962 the game took 25 hours because of fog delay. Or as Bobby Kuntz of the Ti-Cats put it: “I waited seven years to play in a Grey Cup game and then I get two in two days.” The Grey Cup game was scheduled for 1 p.m. on December 1, 1962 in Toronto’s Canadian National Exhibition stadium. As early as 30 November, league and club officials were concerned about the heavy fog in Toronto. Joseph Sheehan of the New York Times reported that “It was so foggy ...in downtown Toronto that until noon it was impossible to see across even a narrow street.” Yet by 11:30 a.m. on game day things seemed to be going well. While there was heavy fog over Lake Ontario, weather at CNE stadium was delightful with the temperature in the fifties and sunny skies. But by 1 p.m. kickoff time the field was covered with haze as prevailing winds began to move the fog in from the lake. By the end of the first quarter there were dense patches of fog on the field that eventually became a solid mass. From the stands and the press box, fans and reporters could only see halfway across the 65 yard wide field.