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2019 GN CFL Pg 01 Cover Wks 01-04 2019 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE · GAME NOTES June 15, 2019 - 5:00 pm MT Ottawa at Calgary CFL Week: 1 Game: 12 OTT (11-7) CGY (13-5) Head Coach: Head Coach: Dave Dickenson CFL Record: 41-47-2 vs CGY 1-7-2 Club Game #: 1124 CFL Record: 41-11-2 vs OTT 4-0-2 Club Game #: 1209 McMahon Stadium Calgary, AB 2019 CFL RESULTS & SCHEDULE 2018 CFL STANDINGS FINAL 2019 WEEK #1 SCHEDULE VISITOR HOME EAST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Jun 13/19 10 7:00 pm ET Saskatchewn Hamilton Ottawa 18 11 7 0 .611 464 420 22 6-3 5-4 Jun 14/19 11 7:00 pm MT Montréal Edmonton Hamilton 18 8 10 0 .444 513 456 16 4-5 4-5 Jun 15/19 12 5:00 pm MT Ottawa Calgary Montréal 18 5 13 0 .278 345 512 10 2-7 3-6 Jun 15/19 13 7:00 pm PT Winnipeg BC Toronto 18 4 14 0 .222 369 560 8 4-5 0-9 2019 WEEK #2 SCHEDULE VISITOR HOME WEST DIV. G W L T Pct PF PA Pts Hm Aw Jun 20/19 14 7:30 pm ET Saskatchewn Ottawa Calgary 18 13 5 0 .722 522 363 26 7-2 6-3 Jun 21/19 15 7:00 pm MT BC Edmonton Saskatchewan 18 12 6 0 .667 450 444 24 6-3 6-3 Jun 22/19 16 7:00 pm ET Hamilton Toronto Winnipeg 18 10 8 0 .556 550 419 20 6-3 4-5 BYES: BC 18 9 9 0 .500 423 473 18 7-2 2-7 Week #1: Toronto; Week #2: Calgary, Montreal, Winnipeg Edmonton 18 9 9 0 .500 482 471 18 7-2 2-7 A/T SERIES Calgary vs Ottawa CLUB CONTACTS CFL.ca / LCF.ca Since 1961: GP W L TA/T at Calgary HOME: Calgary 69 43 24 2 (27-7 Stampeders) Calgary Jean Lefebvre Dir, Communications Ottawa 69 24 43 2 [email protected] www.stampeders.com 2018 S Series:eries: SinceSince 2014:2014: CGY (2) OTT (0) VISITORS:VISITORS: Jul 12/18 at Ottawa Cgy 7, Ott 1 (2 ties) CGY 27 OTT 3 Ottawa Chris Hofley Dir, Communications Jun 28/18 at Calgary CGY 24 OTT 14 [email protected] www.redblacks.com QUARTERBACK HISTORY TO 2019 KEY 2018 STATISTICS & RANKINGS QB STARTERS CAREER W-L RECORD IN 2018: KEY STATS & RANKINGS IN 2018 FINAL CGY W L T OTT W L T CGY PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET T/O Ratio MITCHELL, Bo Levi 69 15 2 7-1-2 13 5 0 29.0 2nd20.2 1st 380 4th 321 2nd +13 1st OTT W L T CGY W L T OTT PTS FOR PTS ALL NET OFF OPP NET T/O Ratio DAVIS, Dominique 1 1 0 0-0 1 0 0 25.8 5th23.3 3rd 387 3rd 362 7th +9 3rd PROJECTED STARTERS Projected Lineup information will be included in CFL Game Notes beginning in Week #2 (Starters uncertain at press time and subject to pending Injured List additions) CFL CONTACTS Steve Daniel, Sr. Dir. Game Information & Statistics ([email protected]) Lucas Barrett, CFL Manager Communications ([email protected]) 2019 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 15 H BC WPG 10 Jun 13 H HAM SSK 10 Jun 13 A SSK HAM 15 Jun 21 A BC EDM 16 Jun 22 A HAM TOR 14 Jun 20 A SSK OTT 19 Jun 29 A BC CGY 18 Jun 28 H HAM MTL 20 Jul 01 H SSK TOR 23 Jul 06 A BC TOR 21 Jul 04 A HAM MTL 24 Jul 06 H SSK CGY 25 Jul 11 H BC EDM 28 Jul 13 H HAM CGY 32 Jul 20 H SSK BC 32 Jul 20 A BC SSK 35 Jul 26 H HAM WPG 36 Jul 27 A SSK BC 36 Jul 27 H BC SSK 38 Aug 01 A HAM SSK 38 Aug 01 H SSK HAM 44 Aug 10 A BC HAM 44 Aug 10 H HAM BC 42 Aug 09 A SSK MTL 45 Aug 15 A BC WPG 47 Aug 17 A HAM OTT 50 Aug 24 H SSK OTT 51 Aug 24 H BC HAM 51 Aug 24 A HAM BC 53 Sep 01 H SSK WPG 56 Sep 06 A BC MTL 54 Sep 02 H HAM TOR 58 Sep 07 A SSK WPG 60 Sep 13 H BC OTT 61 Sep 14 A HAM CGY 62 Sep 14 H SSK MTL 66 Sep 21 A BC OTT 64 Sep 20 A HAM EDM 69 Sep 28 A SSK TOR 70 Sep 28 H BC MTL 67 Sep 27 A HAM WPG 73 Oct 05 H SSK WPG 74 Oct 05 H BC TOR 71 Oct 04 H HAM EDM 76 Oct 11 A SSK CGY 78 Oct 12 A BC EDM 81 Oct 19 H HAM OTT 80 Oct 18 A SSK BC 80 Oct 18 H BC SSK 84 Oct 26 A HAM MTL 86 Oct 26 A SSK EDM 90 Nov 02 H BC CGY 89 Nov 02 H HAM TOR 88 Nov 02 H SSK EDM 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 15 H CGY OTT 11 Jun 14 A MTL EDM 16 Jun 22 H TOR HAM 19 Jun 29 H CGY BC 18 Jun 28 A MTL HAM 20 Jul 01 A TOR SSK 24 Jul 06 A CGY SSK 21 Jul 04 H MTL HAM 23 Jul 06 H TOR BC 28 Jul 13 A CGY HAM 27 Jul 12 A MTL OTT 26 Jul 12 A TOR WPG 29 Jul 18 H CGY TOR 31 Jul 20 H MTL EDM 29 Jul 18 A TOR CGY 33 Jul 25 A CGY OTT 39 Aug 02 H MTL OTT 34 Jul 25 A TOR EDM 40 Aug 03 H CGY EDM 42 Aug 09 H MTL SSK 37 Aug 01 H TOR WPG 41 Aug 08 A CGY WPG 48 Aug 17 A MTL CGY 46 Aug 16 H TOR EDM 48 Aug 17 H CGY MTL 52 Aug 25 A MTL TOR 52 Aug 25 H TOR MTL 55 Sep 02 H CGY EDM 56 Sep 06 H MTL BC 54 Sep 02 A TOR HAM 59 Sep 07 A CGY EDM 62 Sep 14 A MTL SSK 57 Sep 07 A TOR OTT 61 Sep 14 H CGY HAM 65 Sep 21 H MTL WPG 63 Sep 20 H TOR CGY 63 Sep 20 A CGY TOR 70 Sep 28 A MTL BC 69 Sep 28 H TOR SSK 72 Oct 05 A CGY MTL 72 Oct 05 H MTL CGY 74 Oct 05 A TOR BC 76 Oct 11 H CGY SSK 77 Oct 12 A MTL WPG 75 Oct 11 H TOR OTT 82 Oct 19 H CGY WPG 79 Oct 18 H MTL TOR 79 Oct 18 A TOR MTL 83 Oct 25 A CGY WPG 84 Oct 26 H MTL HAM 85 Oct 26 H TOR OTT 90 Nov 02 A CGY BC 87 Nov 01 A MTL OTT 89 Nov 02 A TOR HAM EDMONTON Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att OTTAWA Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att WINNIPEG Tm PF Opp PA Record Hm Att 11 Jun 14 H EDM MTL 12 Jun 15 A OTT CGY 13 Jun 15 A WPG BC 15 Jun 21 H EDM BC 14 Jun 20 H OTT SSK 17 Jun 27 H WPG EDM 17 Jun 27 A EDM WPG 22 Jul 05 H OTT WPG 22 Jul 05 A WPG OTT 25 Jul 11 A EDM BC 27 Jul 12 H OTT MTL 26 Jul 12 H WPG TOR 31 Jul 20 A EDM MTL 30 Jul 19 A OTT WPG 30 Jul 19 H WPG OTT 34 Jul 25 H EDM TOR 33 Jul 25 H OTT CGY 35 Jul 26 A WPG HAM 40 Aug 03 A EDM CGY 39 Aug 02 A OTT MTL 37 Aug 01 A WPG TOR 43 Aug 09 H EDM OTT 43 Aug 09 A OTT EDM 41 Aug 08 H WPG CGY 46 Aug 16 A EDM TOR 47 Aug 17 H OTT HAM 45 Aug 15 H WPG BC 49 Aug 23 H EDM WPG 50 Aug 24 A OTT SSK 49 Aug 23 A WPG EDM 55 Sep 02 A EDM CGY 57 Sep 07 H OTT TOR 53 Sep 01 A WPG SSK 59 Sep 07 H EDM CGY 60 Sep 13 A OTT BC 58 Sep 07 H WPG SSK 64 Sep 20 H EDM HAM 66 Sep 21 H OTT BC 65 Sep 21 A WPG MTL 68 Sep 28 A EDM OTT 68 Sep 28 H OTT EDM 67 Sep 27 H WPG HAM 71 Oct 04 A EDM HAM 75 Oct 11 A OTT TOR 73 Oct 05 A WPG SSK 78 Oct 12 H EDM BC 81 Oct 19 A OTT HAM 77 Oct 12 H WPG MTL 86 Oct 26 H EDM SSK 85 Oct 26 A OTT TOR 82 Oct 19 A WPG CGY 88 Nov 02 A EDM SSK 87 Nov 01 H OTT MTL 83 Oct 25 H WPG CGY Post-Season Hm PF Vis PA Result Hm Att 2019 RESULTS ANALYSIS DIVISION SEMI-FINALS: GAMES PLAYED 0 91 Nov 10 E 2019 ATTENDANCE: 0 92 Nov 10 W - Average per game #DIV/0! DIVISION FINALS: 2019 INTER-DIVISIONAL: 93 Nov 10 E - Wins by East Div.
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