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101ST GREY CUP · CFL GAME NOTES November 24, 2013 - 6:00 pm ET Saskatchewan vs Hamilton 101st Grey Cup Game: 85 SSK (11-7) HAM (10-8) Head Coach: Corey Chamblin RS: 19-17; PL: 2-1; GC: 0-0 Head Coach: Kent Austin RS: 21-15-0 PL: 4-0; GC: 1-0 2013 Playoff Results All-Time (1961-2013) SSK vs HAM Gm Date Visitor Home REGULAR SEASON GP W L T PCT ESF Nov 10/13 Montréal 16 Hamilton 19 Saskatchewan 84 42 38 4 .524 WSF Nov 10/13 BC 25 Saskatchewan 29 Hamilton 84 38 42 4 .476 EF Nov 17/13 Hamilton 36 Toronto 24 Grey Cups: (1967, 1972, 1989) SSK 1 HAM 2 WF Nov 17/13 Saskatchewan 35 Calgary 13 CFL.ca 2013 Season Series: SSK 2 HAM 0 Saskatchewan AT Record: (3-15) Recent Grey Cup History AT Record: (8-10) Hamilton Year Saskatchewan Opponent Res Year Opponent Opponent Res 2010 Saskatchewan 18 vs Montréal 21 L 1999 Hamilton 32 vs Calgary 21 W 2009 Saskatchewan 27 vs Montréal 28 L 1998 Hamilton 24 vs Calgary 26 L 2007 Saskatchewan 23 vs Winnipeg 19 W 1989 Hamilton 40 vs Saskatchewan 43 L 1997 Saskatchewan 23 vs Toronto 47 L 1986 Hamilton 39 vs Edmonton 15 W 1989 Saskatchewan 43 vs Hamilton 40 W 1985 Hamilton 24 vs BC Lions 37 L Game Rosters - 2013 Division Finals Saskatchewan -- CFL Profile -- Career Games: Hamilton -- CFL Profile -- Career Games: Offensive Starters Pos St Yr RS PL Grey Cups Offensive Starters Pos St Yr RS PL Grey Cups 1 SHEETS, Kory RB I 2 33 3 0 1 BURRIS, Henry QB I 15 228 15 2 '98, '08 4 DURANT, Darian QB I 8 131 9 2 '09, '10 11 GIGUERE, Samuel WR N 2 29 2 0 6 BAGG, Rob WR N 6 69 5 1 '09 17 TASKER, Luke WR I 1 3 1 0 7 DRESSLER, Weston SB I 6 98 6 1 '10 32 GABLE, C.J. RB I 1 15 2 0 57 LABATTE, Brendon OL N 6 103 5 1 '11 60 FIGUEROA, Joel OL I 1 8 2 0 58 FULTON, Xavier OL I 2 34 3 0 62 HAGE, Marwan OL N 10 141 4 0 65 HEENAN, Ben OL N 2 31 3 0 63 DILE, Marc OL I 2 27 1 0 66 BEST, Chris G N 7 86 6 2 '09, '10 66 WOJT, Greg OL N 5 63 3 0 68 PICARD, Dominic OL N 8 120 8 1 '07 67 DYAKOWSKI, Peter OL N 6 104 6 0 81 SIMON, Geroy SB I 15 238 18 3 '04, '06, '11 82 ELLINGSON, Greg WR I 1 12 2 0 88 SMITH, Taj WR I 2 31 3 0 83 FANTUZ, Andy WR N 8 106 10 3 '07, '09, '10 89 GETZLAF, Chris WR N 7 96 6 2 '09, '10 84 GRANT, Bakari WR I 3 42 4 0 Defensive Starters Defensive Starters 20 MAZE, Terrell DB I 2 29 3 0 0 MURRAY, Derico DB I 1 14 2 0 28 BUTLER, Craig DB N 3 53 3 0 2 MCCOLLOUGH, Evan DB I 3 62 6 1 '12 33 ANDERSON, Dwight DB I 7 115 7 1 '08 5 WEBB, Dee DB I 4 42 3 0 35 BROWN, Weldon DB I 4 61 5 0 20 DAVIS, Emanuel DB I 1 12 2 0 37 WILLIAMS, Rod DB I 4 45 5 0 21 LAWRENCE, Simoni LB I 2 27 3 0 38 JACKSON, Tristan DB I 6 79 4 0 22 STEPHEN, Courtney DB N 1 14 2 0 41 BRACKENRIDGE, Tyron LB I 3 41 3 0 24 HOBBS, Arthur DB I 1 13 2 0 45 MCCULLOUGH, Mike LB N 11 185 16 3 '07, '09, '10 28 JOHNSON, Jamall LB I 9 122 10 1 '06 74 SHOLOGAN, Keith DL N 6 88 6 2 '09, '10 40 NORWOOD, Eric DL I 1 17 2 0 95 FOLEY, Ricky DE N 8 132 12 2 '06, '12 91 BOUDREAUX, Brandon DE I 2 27 2 0 97 CHICK, John DE I 4 55 6 2 '07, '09 95 BULCKE, Brian DL N 3 39 4 1 '12 99 HALL, Alex DE I 2 32 2 0 99 DAVIS, Torrey DL I 3 36 2 0 Reserves & Inactive: Reserves & Inactive: 2 SANDERS, Jock RB I 3 22 2 0 3 BESWICK, Marc DB N 6 85 5 0 5 WILLY, Drew QB I 2 36 3 0 7 CONGI, Luca K N 8 118 8 2 '07, '09 8 SUNSERI, Tino QB I 1 18 2 0 8 MASOLI, Jeremiah QB I 2 18 2 0 11 THOMAS, Carlos DB I 3 31 4 0 13 LEFEVOUR, Dan QB I 2 36 2 0 17 SCHMITT, Ricky P I 2 18 3 0 23 ISAAC, Brandon LB I 4 60 5 1 '12 18 MCHENRY, Scott WR N 4 60 3 0 30 DIEDRICK, Dahrran RB N 9 126 11 4 '05-06,'09-10 19 MILO, Chris K/P N 3 44 2 0 33 PLESIUS, Frederic LB N 1 15 2 0 21 WOLDU, Paul DB N 6 98 7 2 '08, '10 38 BOWMAN, Marcellus LB I 4 47 3 1 '11 22 FERRI, Diamond LB I 7 100 7 3 '08, '09, '10 43 KING, Neil DB N 1 14 2 0 27 PETERS, Brian LB I 1 11 2 0 44 BARTEL, Josh K N 2 36 2 0 30 STEPHENSON, Daryl RB N 6 64 4 0 45 GASCON-NADON, ArnaudDE N 1 7 2 0 32 HUGHES, Neal RB N 10 138 13 3 '07, '09, '10 46 PRIME, C.O. LB N 1 8 2 0 42 NEWMAN, Graig DB N 2 33 3 0 49 DELAHUNT, John FB N 1 12 2 0 51 BLACK, Tristan LB N 5 67 4 0 54 SCOTT, Kevin LB N 3 53 4 0 62 STEINHAUER, Levi DE N 1 15 2 0 55 O'NEILL, Tim OL N 6 104 7 1 '08 67 CLARK, Dan OL N 2 25 2 0 87 BANKS, Brandon WR I 1 5 2 0 92 EVANS, Zach DL N 2 9 2 0 88 STALA, Dave WR N 11 144 11 3 '03, '05, '06 98 MCELVEEN, Jermaine DL I 6 83 4 3 '08, '09, '10 96 HAZIME, Hasan DE N 1 18 2 0 61 TYLER, Devin OL I 2 30 0 0 27 BREAUX, Delvin DB I 1 9 1 0 69 WATMAN, Corey OL N 1 17 1 0 29 WALKER, Chevon RB I 2 21 0 0 85 RILEY, Eron WR I 1 4 1 0 59 SIMMONS, Brian OL I 3 42 3 0 90 COLEMAN, Antonio DL I 1 1 0 0 89 JONES, Onrea WR I 2 33 1 0 TEAM TOTALS Avg 4.4 2909 218 34 TEAM TOTALS Avg 3.4 2214 171 20 101ST GREY CUP · CFL GAME NOTES East Division Schedules West Division Schedules 2013 CFL Schedule by Week 2013 Avg Att: 27,006 Hamilton PF Opp PA Record BC Lions PF Opp PA Record Wk Gm Date / Day ET Away Home Attend 10 Jun 28 A 34 TOR 39 L 0-1 11 Jun 28 A 32 CGY 44 L 0-1 19Jun 27 Thu 9:00 PM MTL 38 at WPG 33 33,500 16 Jul 07 H 20 EDM 30 L 0-2 14 Jul 04 H 24 TOR 16 W 1-1 10 Jun 28 Fri 7:00 PM HAM 34 at TOR 39 29,852 19 Jul 13 H 25 WPG 20 W 1-2 20 Jul 13 A 17 EDM 3 W 2-1 11 Jun 28 Fri 10:00 PM BC 32 at CGY 44 26,625 24 Jul 21 A 0 SSK 37 L 1-3 23 Jul 20 H 31 EDM 21 W 3-1 12 Jun 29 Sat 3:30 PM SSK 39 at EDM 18 35,869 27 Jul 27 H 20 SSK 32 L 1-4 28 Jul 30 A 12 TOR 38 L 3-2 213Jul 04 Thu 7:00 PM WPG 19 at MTL 11 22,134 29 Aug 02 A 30 EDM 29 W 2-4 30 Aug 05 H 27 WPG 20 W 4-2 14 Jul 04 Thu 10:00 PM TOR 16 at BC 24 25,255 33 Aug 16 A 37 WPG 18 W 3-4 35 Aug 17 H 26 CGY 22 W 5-2 15 Jul 05 Fri 9:00 PM CGY 21 at SSK 36 35,296 39 Aug 24 H 37 WPG 14 W 4-4 37 Aug 22 A 38 MTL 39 L 5-3 16 Jul 07 Sat 5:00 PM EDM 30 at HAM 20 12,612 41 Aug 30 A 26 BC 29 L 4-5 41 Aug 30 H 29 HAM 26 W 6-3 317Jul 11 Thu 7:30 PM SSK 39 at TOR 28 18,211 46 Sep 07 H 37 BC 29 W 5-5 46 Sep 07 A 29 HAM 37 L 6-4 18 Jul 12 Fri 7:30 PM CGY 22 at MTL 14 23,184 49 Sep 13 A 22 CGY 26 L 5-6 52 Sep 15 H 36 MTL 14 W 7-4 19 Jul 13 Sat 6:30 PM WPG 20 at HAM 25 13,085 54 Sep 21 H 28 MTL 26 W 6-6 56 Sep 22 A 24 SSK 22 W 8-4 20 Jul 13 Sat 9:30 PM BC 17 at EDM 3 31,310 58 Sep 28 H 11 CGY 35 L 6-7 57 Sep 27 A 53 WPG 17 W 9-4 421Jul 19 Fri 8:00 PM TOR 35 at WPG 19 31,257 61 Oct 04 A 33 TOR 19 W 7-7 62 Oct 04 H 17 SSK 31 L 9-5 22 Jul 20 Sat 7:00 PM MTL 27 at CGY 38 27,378 68 Oct 14 H 24 TOR 18 W 8-7 65 Oct 11 A 26 CGY 40 L 9-6 23 Jul 20 Sat 10:00 PM EDM 21 at BC 31 26,623 72 Oct 20 A 5MTL36L 8-8 71 Oct 19 A 14 SSK 35 L 9-7 24 Jul 21 Sun 7:00 PM HAM 0 at SSK 37 37,372 75 Oct 26 H 27 MTL 24 W 9-8 74 Oct 25 H 43 EDM 29 W 10-7 525Jul 25 Thu 7:30 PM EDM 27 at MTL 32 23,012 79 Nov 02 A 37 WPG 7 W 10-8 78 Nov 01 H 26 CGY 7 W 11-7 26 Jul 26 Fri 8:00 PM CGY 37 at WPG 24 31,567 27 Jul 27 Sat 7:30 PM SSK 32 at HAM 20 13,002 Montreal PF Opp PA Record Calgary PF Opp PA Record 28 Jul 30 Tue 7:30 PM BC 12 at TOR 38 20,064 9 Jun 27 A 38 WPG 33 W 1-0 11 Jun 28 H 44 BC 32 W 1-0 629Aug 02 Fri 9:00 PM HAM 30 at EDM 29 31,006 13 Jul 04 H 11 WPG 19 L 1-1 15 Jul 05 A 21 SSK 36 L 1-1 30 Aug 05 Mon 7:00 PM WPG 20 at BC 27 26,856 18 Jul 12 H 14 CGY 22 L 1-2 18 Jul 12 A 22 MTL 14 W 2-1 731Aug 08 Thu 7:30 PM TOR 38 at MTL 13 22,068 22 Jul 20 A 27 CGY 38 L 1-3 22 Jul 20 H 38 MTL 27 W 3-1 32 Aug 09 Fri 9:00 PM SSK 27 at CGY 42 35,637 25 Jul 25 H 32 EDM 27 W 2-3 26 Jul 26 A 37 WPG 24 W 4-1 833Aug 16 Fri 8:00 PM HAM 37 at WPG 18 32,409 31 Aug 08 H 13 TOR 38 L 2-4 32 Aug 09 H 42 SSK 27 W 5-1 34 Aug 17 Sat 4:00 PM MTL 21 at SSK 24 40,637 34 Aug 17 A 21 SSK 24 L 2-5 35 Aug 17 A 22 BC 26 L 5-2 35 Aug 17 Sat 9:00 PM CGY 22 at BC 26 29,201 37 Aug 22 H 39 BC 38 W 3-5 38 Aug 23 A 35 TOR 14 W 6-2 36 Aug 18 Sun 7:00 PM EDM 33 at TOR 36 19,656 44 Sep 03 A 20 TOR 9 W 4-5 43 Sep 02 H 37 EDM 34 W 7-2 937Aug 22 Thu 7:30 PM BC 38 at MTL 39 22,456 47 Sep 08 H 30 TOR 37 L 4-6 45 Sep 06 A 22 EDM 12 W 8-2 38 Aug 23 Fri 7:30 PM CGY 35 at TOR 14 21,157 52 Sep 15 A 14 BC 36 L 4-7 49 Sep 13 H 26 HAM 22 W 9-2 39 Aug 24 Sat 1:00 PM WPG 14 at HAM 37 13,138 54 Sep 21 A 26 HAM 28 L 4-8 55 Sep 21 H 27 TOR 33 L 9-3 40 Aug 24 Sat 4:00 PM SSK 30 at EDM 27 41,868 60 Sep 29 H 17 SSK 12 W 5-8 58 Sep 28 A 35 HAM 11 W 10-3 10 41 Aug 30 Fri 10:00 PM HAM 26 at BC 29 30,564 63 Oct 05 A 47 EDM 24 W 6-8 64 Oct 05 H 38 WPG 11 W 11-3 42 Sep 01 Sun 4:00 PM WPG 25 at SSK 48 44,910 67 Oct 14 H 27 WPG 34 L 6-9 65 Oct 11 H 40 BC 26 W 12-3 43 Sep 02 Mon 5:00 PM EDM 34 at CGY 37 32,217 72 Oct 20 H 36 HAM 5 W 7-9 69 Oct 18 A 27 EDM 13 W 13-3 44 Sep 03 Tue 7:30 PM MTL 20 at TOR 9 18,863 75 Oct 26 A 24 HAM 27 L 7-10 76 Oct 26 H 29 SSK 25 W 14-3 11 45 Sep 06 Fri 9:00 PM CGY 22 at EDM 12 33,654 77 Nov 01 A 23 TOR 20 W 8-10 78 Nov 01 A 7 BC 26 L 14-4 46 Sep 07 Sat 4:00 PM BC 29 at HAM 37 13,101 47 Sep 08 Sun 1:00 PM TOR 37 at MTL 30 23,911 Toronto PF Opp PA Record Edmonton PF Opp PA Record 48 Sep 08 Sun 4:00 PM SSK 13 at WPG 25 33,500 10 Jun 28 H 39 HAM 34 W 1-0 12 Jun 29 H 18 SSK 39 L 0-1 12 49 Sep 13 Fri 9:00 PM HAM 22 at CGY 26 26,649 14 Jul 04 A 16 BC 24 L 1-1 16 Jul 07 A 30 HAM 20 W 1-1 50 Sep 14 Sat 6:30 PM WPG 7 at EDM 25 29,499 17 Jul 11 H 28 SSK 39 L 1-2 20 Jul 13 H 3 BC 17 L 1-2 51 Sep 14 Sat 9:30 PM TOR 31 at SSK 29 36,703 21 Jul 19 A 35 WPG 19 W 2-2 23 Jul 20 A 21 BC 31 L 1-3 52 Sep 15 Sun 4:30 PM MTL 14 at BC 36 27,213 28 Jul 30 H 38 BC 12 W 3-2 25 Jul 25 A 27 MTL 32 L 1-4 13 53 Sep 20 Fri 8:00 PM EDM 35 OT WPG 27 28,859 31 Aug 08 A 38 MTL 13 W 4-2 29 Aug 02 H 29 HAM 30 L 1-5 54 Sep 21 Sat 4:00 PM MTL 26 at HAM 28 15,123 36 Aug 18 H 36 EDM 33 W 5-2 36 Aug 18 A 33 TOR 36 L 1-6 55 Sep 21 Sat 7:30 PM TOR 33 at CGY 27 28,781 38 Aug 23 H 14 CGY 35 L 5-3 40 Aug 24 H 27 SSK 30 L 1-7 56 Sep 22 Sun 4:30 PM BC 24 at SSK 22 39,373 44
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  • 2018 GN CFL Pg 01 Cover Wks 01-04

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  • Summer Is Upon Us but the Players and Coaches Are Hard at Work Getting Ready for Training Camp

    Summer Is Upon Us but the Players and Coaches Are Hard at Work Getting Ready for Training Camp

    Summer is upon us but the players and coaches are hard at work getting ready for training camp. There are only 38 days left until players report to camp. The FOGF Golf Tourney is July 27th and the 1st Annual Captains' Lunch is August 12th. Please enjoy the 18th Issue of the Gryphons' Lair. For past issues of The Gryphons' Lair click here. Issue 18 – July 2018 2018 Gryphons in the CFL With the Canadian Football League kicking off, here is a highlight of former Gryphon football players who currently make a living in the CFL. To read more, click here. Argos vs Redblacks Preseason Game Held at Alumni Stadium On June 7th, the Toronto Argonauts and Ottawa REDBLACKS came to Alumni Stadium for a pre-season game. It was an exciting game and, in the end, the REDBLACKS defeated the Argos 32-17 in the CFL's return to Alumni Stadium. We were very proud to see our Gryphons who have gone on to the CFL face off against each other. To read more about it and check out a photo gallery of the game, click here. Tom Dimitroff Honoured at the Gryphon Football Pavilion Tom Dimitroff Sr. was an architect of one of the greatest periods in the history of Guelph Gryphon football. Many of the players from the 1983 team, the Coach's final season, were fixtures on the 1984 Gryphons who would capture the only Vanier Cup in school history. Dimitroff passed away in January of 1996 but his contributions have not been forgotten. That legacy was honoured this month.
  • U SPORTS Football RECORDS RECORDS DU Football DE U SPORTS

    U SPORTS Football RECORDS RECORDS DU Football DE U SPORTS

    U SPORTS FOOTBaLL RECORDS (single game, single season, career) Last updated: September 14, 2018 RECORDS DU FOOTBaLL DE U SPORTS (match, saison, carrière) Dernière mise à jour: 14 septembre 2018 U SPORTS FOOTBALL INDIVIDUAL RECORDS / RECORDS INDIVIDUELS DU FOOTBALL DE U SPORTS NOTE: single-game records include both regular season and playoff games, while single-season and career records include regular season games only. NOTE: les records de match incluent les matchs de saison régulière et de séries, alors que les records de saison et de carrière incluent uniquement les matchs de saison régulière. SCORING / POINTS Single Game / Partie 48 Paul Brule, StFX vs Dalhousie Oct. 20, 1967 (7 rush TDs, 1 p ret TD) 42 Ralph Hayes, StFX vs Dalhousie Nov. 4, 1961 (5 rush TDs, 2 rec TDs) 42 Mike Murphy, Ottawa vs McGill Oct. 2, 1976 (5 TDs, 1 FG, 9 PATs) 37 Neil Lumsden, Ottawa vs Queen’s Nov. 1, 1975 * 36 Jim Reid, Laurier vs Guelph Oct. 22, 1977 36 Andre Durie, York vs Waterloo Sep.18, 2004 35 Bob Stracina, Acadia vs Mt. Allison Oct. 16, 1976 32 Boris Bede, Laval vs Bishop’s Sept. 20, 2014 30 Daryl Burgess, Saint Mary’s vs Mt. Allison Nov. 7, 1964 30 Jim Stewart, Saint Mary’s vs St. Dunstan’s Oct. 16, 1965 30 Brian Fryer, Alberta vs UBC Sept. 29, 1973 30 Chuck McMann, Laurier vs York Oct. 19, 1974 30 Dan Diduck, Calgary vs Sask. Oct. 17, 1975 30 Hubie Walsh, Acadia vs Mt. Allison Oct. 21, 1978 30 Hubie Walsh, Acadia vs Mt.