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WE ARGO-ING to the GREY UP! Info Toronto Argonauts Alumni Association 2017—2 Inside this issue: Letter from 2 the President 2017—3 November 2017 Membership 3 WE ARGO-ING TO THE GREY UP! Info Board of 4 Directors Meeting Photos 1996— 6 1997 Reunion The Argos defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 25—21 on Sunday, November 1th in the East Finals securing their spot at the 2017 Grey Cup game against the Calgary Argos Alumni 9 Stampeders in Ottawa this coming Sunday, November 26th. Check out Grey Cup Events in the http://www.cflaa.ca/november-2017-edition-cfl-ottawa-alumni-association-news Community Argo Greats 9 1996 / 97 Argos Champs Re-unite Honoured days such as a 1 In a crowded Keg back to back Grey hour line up for Alumni at the 17 Restaurant on July Cup MVP Doug Flutie rd autographs at the Game 23 you could hear who was also named tailgate. With one of whispers of how the newest induction the best crowds this dominant the to the All-Time Argos Committee & 21 season at BMO, the 1996/97 Grey Cup list. Despite the Members fans in attendance teams were coming jovial banter there made sure that all from the guys were somber the members of the responsible. On July moments in th team left knowing 24 , 2017 at BMO remembering the how proud they field the Back to likes of Slot Back made the City of Back Champions Norm Casola and Toronto in their were honoured for legendary head years of service. – their contributions to coach Don Matthews. Jason Colero bringing the The Argonauts franchise it’s 13th organization insured th and 14 every person in championships. attendance for the 96/97 Champs signing Members in event felt the pride autographs at the Tailgate attendance included they deserve through during reunion weekend star players from the the festivities Champs getting years including the surrounding the few introduced at halftime 2017—3 Page 2 Letter from the President Welcome to another edition of the BOATMAN. Joe Eppelle and James Yurichuk have stepped- Congratulations to the club for becoming 2017 up and will be a fresh and welcome addition to Eastern Division Champions. We wish them luck the Board. over the next couple of weeks, and are hoping to We are currently in the process of planning for celebrate an Argos Grey Cup win. the 2018 season. Next season, one of our Thanks to you, overall alumni membership and objectives is to determine what the Association engagement, has improved over last year. can better do for you, and would be very happy to Attendance at our events grew, mainly due to the receive any suggestions. So, please email any partnership we continue to enjoy with the Toronto thoughts (i.e. supports, events, activities, etc.) Argonauts Football Club. For example, this you may have regarding what we can better do season, several alumni were provided with game for you. jerseys and selected to perform the coin toss at the If you have not done so yet, please check out our beginning regular season home games at BMO website http://argoalumni.com. Thanks to David Field. We hope that all of you benefited from our Watkins, the site is fast becoming an anchor for efforts and are looking forward to continue the Association. Not only has argoalumni.com proved to be a perfect communication channel, providing alumni with opportunities that will keep argoalumni.com is fast becoming the go-to you connected to the league and former place for Toronto Argonauts football history. As teammates and the community. a matter of fact, the History button on the Toronto Argonauts website is a direct link to At our 2017 Annual General Meeting, the members argoalumni.com. in attendance elected the Association’s Board of Finally, awesome thanks to Crista Bazos, the Directors for the 2018 season: The Board is Association’s Administrative Manager for all her comprised of Steve Ackroyd, Bob Bronk efforts and hard work and keeping everyone up-to -date on all things Double Blue. (Secretary/Treasurer), Stace Coray (President), Again, thanks very much for your support. Look Fred Dunbar, Joe Eppelle, Dan Ferrone (Vice- forward to seeing you next season. President), Rob Malich, Pete Martin (Past President), John Malinosky, Gerry Sternberg, Bill Cheers, Symons, Robert Thompson and James Yurichuk. Al Maclean and Mike Jovanovich have finished Stace Coray their terms and are stepping down. They have additional business and family responsibilities that will take up any of their extra time and energy now. Al and Jovo have been terrific and contributed so @TOArgosAlumni much to the Board and Association as a whole. Thank you to both of them for all they have contributed to the Association 2017—2 Page 3 MEMBERSHIP We look forward to everyone’s continued support and hope to see you at our events during the season. 2018 MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS & ENTITLEMENTS Again thanks to you, overall alumni membership and engagement has improved this past year. We are currently in the process of planning for the 2018 season and anticipate that past Membership benefits will again be included: 1. Copy of BOATMAN, the Association’s official newsletter 2. Invitation to Association events 3. Any ticket or other benefits from the Team 4. Official Toronto Argonauts Alumni Association Membership Card 5. Automatic membership in the CFLAA and entitled to all associated benefit Also, we are working on what we can better do for you and will be adding some new benefits in 2018. We will be in touch in the New Year with all the details. CFL Alumni Association Grey Cup Edition Newsletter http://www.cflaa.ca/november-2017-edition-cfl-ottawa-alumni-association-news Buffs Darian Hagan makes his mark from the sidelines Click on link for full story Coach was important solid contributor early in http://www.buffzone.com/ part of Phillip his career to one of the football-cubuffs/ Lindsday’s breakout most versatile backs in ci_31244007/buffs-darian season the country last season. -hagan-making-his-mark- from-sideline By Brian Howell— A lot of that credit goes BuffZone.com Writer to Lindsay, who is a tireless worker. It's no Darian is considered A year ago, Phillip coincidence, however, by many to be the Lindsay took his game that's Lindsay's to another level. breakout season came best football player The Colorado running with Darian Hagan at the University of back went from being a back on the sidelines. Colorado. 2017—3 Page 4 ADDED BENEFIT—30% off Physiotherapy & Massage Services Former Argonauts Athletic Therapist Jason Piekarz who was with the Argos from 1995—2000, is offering 30% Physio, Acupuncture, Athletic Therapy, Chiro and Massage services to Argos Alumni Members at The Centre for Sport & Recreation Medicine. 2 Convenietnt Locations: Downtown Uptown 777 Bay Street 3080 Yonge Street, Unit 3024 College Park – Market Level, Suite 210 Toronto, ON M4N 3N1 Toronto, ON, M5G 2C8 Tel: 647-748-7997 Tel: 416-597-9755 Indoor access to College Subway Steps from Lawrence Subway Located next to the Service Ontario Centre Book with Jason or another therapist. When you call in let them know you are an Argos Alumni member and present your membership card at your appointment for your discount. Insurance receipts available if you have insurance. http://www.torontosportsmedicine.ca/ SPREAD THE WORD—OTHER CFL ALUMNI CAN GET THE 2 FOR 1 TICKET OFFER TOO! ONLY 5 MONDAYS A YEAR! We are looking for Argos experience, your input on Alumni to join our Board of how to keep us current. Directors. We meet 5 Mondays a year at 6pm for Contact: 2 hours [email protected] End of September End of October Next meeting: Early December February December 4th, 6pm End of May **NEW Location**: Michael Power Catholic We want your ideas, your School— 105 Eringate Drive, knowledge, your Etobicoke, ON 2017—3 Page 5 1996 / 97 GreyCup Champs Reunion Monday, July 24th vs. Ottawa GREY CUP FESTIVAL http://greycupfestival105.ca/ 2017—3 Page 6 1996 / 97 GreyCup Champs Reunion Monday, July 24th vs. Ottawa For more 96 / 97 Photos: http://argoalumni.com/96-97-teams-saluted/ 2017—3 Page 7 1996 / 97 GreyCup Champs Reunion Monday, July 24th vs. Ottawa For more 96 / 97 Photos: http://argoalumni.com/96-97-teams-saluted/ 2017—3 Page 8 1996 / 97 GreyCup Champs Reunion Monday, July 24th vs. Ottawa If you have any more photos you would like to share with us please email them to Crista 2017—3 Page 9 THANK YOU TO ALL ALUMNI WHO VOLUNTEER AT COMMUNITY EVENTS If you would like to participate in appearances around the GTA please contact Crista 2017—3 Page 10 TORONTO ARGONAUTS ALUMNI ASSOCIATION SUPPORT FUND Do you need assistance or know of a former Argos Alumni that does? We are pleased to announce the least 5 years introduction of the Toronto Argonauts Former coaches of the Alumni Association Support Fund Toronto Argonauts Football PURPOSE OF THE SUPPORT FUND Club The Support Fund is dedicated to Former head trainers and improving the quality of life of equipment mangers of the Argonauts Alumni and their families by Toronto Argonauts Football providing short term financial Club assistance to those who are ADMINISTRATION experiencing difficulty meeting “Quality of life expenses resulting from a medical The Support Fund will be hardship and/or the need for assisted administered by a 5 member sub- expenses may living. Quality of life expenses may committee of the Argonauts include: include: prescription drugs, medical Alumni Association, appointed by the Argonauts Alumni Board of equipment and supplies, food, clothing prescription and other comfort items. The fund is not Directors .
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