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n behalf of Football Canada and the u nom de Football Canada et du comite ()Touch Bowl 90 Organizing Committee, organisateur du Touch Bowl 1990, I am pleased to extend warm greeting to the je suis heureux de saluer!es 1 400 athletes, over 1400 athletes, officials, and volunteer officiels et administrateurs benevoles de tout administrators from across Canada who have le Canada, qui sont venus a Saint-Jean a gathered in Saint John for the 21st Annual !'occasion du 21e Championnat canadien Canadian Touch Football Championships annuel de touch football, le Touch Bowl 1990. Touch Bowl 90. Le Touch Bowl est un championnant Touch Bowl is an exciting event, one enthousiasmant que Jes equipes attendent that teams look forward to all year. Because impatiemment toute l'annee. Et, pour cette of this, the tournament organizers make every raison, Jes organisateurs de tournoi consacrent effort to ensure that it is a success and that the tous leurs efforts a s'assurer que ce soit un participants take home pleasant memories and succes et que Jes participants en partent avec a desire to return. des souvenirs agreables et le desir d'y participer I know I speak on behalf of all the Touch a nouveau. Bowl participants when I extend my sincere Je sais que je parle au nom de tous Jes appreciation and thanks to the members of the participants du Touch Bowl en remerciant Touch Bowl 90 Organizing Committee for sincerement les membres du comite their dedication and commitment to this organisateur du Touch Bowl 1990 du event, as well as to the many other dedicated devouement avec lequel ils se sont occupes de volunteers whose efforts and support are vital ce championnat, et tous Jes autres benevoles to a successful tournament. devoues dont Jes efforts et l'appui sont I would like to take this opportunity to essentiels au succes d'un tournoi. also acknowledge and thank the governments, Je tiens aussi a profiter de !'occasion pour corporations, and service groups who provide remercier Jes gouvernements, Jes corporations assistance to us in various ways. Without et Jes groupes de service qui nous aident de their contributions and support, these bien des fa9ons. Sans leur contribution et leur championships could not continue to meet the appui, ce champiomiat ne pourait continuer high expectations of the participants. d'tre a la hauteur des attentes des participants. Although the ultimate goal for most at En outre, bien que le but ultime du Touch Touch Bowl is to claim a championship title, Bowl pour la plupart d'entre vous soit de the opportunity to experience the challenge and remporter le championnat, la possibilite de excitement of competition, the enthusiasm of connaitre le deft et !'exaltation de la the participants, and the warmth and hospitality competition, l'enthousiasme des participants of this year's hosts, the citizens of Saint John, ainsi que la chaleur et le sens de l'hospitalite de itself guarantees a successful and satisfying nos hotes de cette annee, !es citoyens de weekend for all. Saint-Jean, sont autant de facteurs qui Best wishes , congratulations to the 72 garantissents a tous une fine de semaine participating teams for their season's agreable et remplie de succes. achievements , and good luck! Mes meilleurs voeux, mes felicitations aux 72 equipes participantes pour leurs resultats de la saison et bonne chance!
Donna Kuzyk Touch Bowl 90 Tournament Director Football Canada Program Director Donna Kuzyk Directrice du tournoi Touch Bowl 1990 Directrice des programmes de Football Canada
TOUCH BOWL '90
Editor Andy Bardsley Schedule of Events
Contributors Paul Boyle Monday, October 22, 1990 Dean Crandall 8:00 pm 9:00 pm Draw for Championship, Delta Brunswick Hotel Bill Gates 7:00 pm - 8:30 pm Volunteers' Meeting, Delta Ballroom "A" Dave Johnston Mark MacPherson Mike McGraw Thursday, October 25, 1990 12:00 noon 12:45 pm Media - MVP Game, Chown Field Cartoons 1:00 pm 2:00 pm Media Reception, Saint John Hilton Hotel Tom Findlay 6:00 pm 11:00 pm Touch Bowl Registration , Sullivan's Lounge, Delta Hotel
Printed By 8:00 pm 9:00 pm Team Managers' Meeting, McAvity Room, Delta Hotel Kwik-Kopy Printing 9:15 pm 10:15 pm Officials' Meeting, McAvity Room, Delta Hotel Saint John, NB Dan Cybulski Friday, October 26, 1990 Published by Football Canada. 8:00 am - 12:00 noon Touch Bowl Registration, Sullivan's Lounge, Delta Hotel The contents of this program may be 8:30 am - 6:00 pm Competition at Fields ;reproduced, provided credit is given to the Touch Bowl '90 Souvenir Progam and Contributors. Saturday, October 27, 1990 8:30 am 6:00 pm Competition at Fields 6:30 pm - 9:30 pm Men's Senior & Women's Quarter Finals Canada Games Stadium
Sunday, October 28, 1990 TABLE OF CONTENTS 8:30 am 11:00 am Men's Senior & Women's Semi Finals Simonds High School Field Tournament Director's- Message ...... 1 8:00 am 5:00 pm Championship Games, Canada Games Stadium Schedule of Events ...... 2 General Information ...... 3 8:00 am Men's Intermediate A 9:45 am Men's Intermediate AA 11:30 am Men's Masters 1:15 pm Women's Open Welcome Letters ...... 4, 5 3:00 pm Men's Senior Organizing Committee ...... 6 General Rules ...... 8 Team Champions - 1989 ...... 9, 10, 11 Individual MVPs - 1989 ...... 12, 13, 14 Venue Maps ...... 15, 16, 17 Past Champions & 1989 Team Rankings ...... 18 Acknowledgements ...... 19 General Chairperson's Message ...... 20 Provincial Bodies ...... 22
GENERAL INFORMATION
AWARDS CEREMONY TOUCH BOWL AWARDS Presentation of awards will be made, on-field, immediately following the Championship Game in each division. Championship Division (Championship Cup, Team Keeper Plaque and Individual Medallions) ACCOMMODATIONS Canadian Men's Senior Champions The Delta Brunswick has been designated as the Official Canadian Men's Intermediate AA Champions Host Hotel for Touch Bowl '90. It is located at 39 King Street, Canadian Men's Intermediate A Champions Saint John. Canadian Men's Masters' Champions The Saint John Hilton, located at One Market Square, is Canadian Women's Open Champions also being used as an Official Host Hotel to meet all room requirements once the Delta is completely booked. (Team Keeper Plaque and Individual Medallions) PLAYING SITES Canadian Men's Senior Finalists Shamrock Park, Allison Grounds, Forest Hills, Canadian Men's Intermediate AA Finalists Princess Elizabeth School, Island View School, Canadian Men's Intermediate A Finalists Hazen White St. Francis School, Simonds High School, Canadian Men's Masters' Finalists St. Rose - Barnhill School, Millidgeville North High School, Canadian Women's Open Finalists Samuel de Champlain School, Canada Games Stadium.
SPECIAL EVENTS Consolation Division Friday, October 26, 1990 (Team Keeper Plaque) 8:00 pm - 1:00 am Live Entertainment Canadian Men's Intermediate AA Champions Cricklewood, Delta Hotel Ballroom Canadian Men's Intermediate A Champions Saturday, October 27, 1990 9:00 pm - 1:00 am Touch Bowl Dance Donnie and the Monarchs Team Sportsmanship Division Delta Hotel Ballroom (Team Keeper Plaque) Sunday, October 28, 1990 Canadian Men's Senior Division 9:00 pm - 1:00 am Wrap-Up Party Canadian Men's Masters' Division Grannan's, Spirits, Chevy's Canadian Women's Open Division Lower Level, Market Square Admission to all special events will only be by Official Touch Bowl '90 Participation buttons. Buttons can be purchased at a Tournament Game MVPs cost of $5.00 each on October 25 - 26 in the registration area. (Individual Medallions) 1 Player per team for every game SPECIAL TEAM OFFER Any team purchasing 15 or more participation buttons at one time will receive a free flat (24) of Moosehead Products as Championship Game MVPs well as one free flat (24) of Pepsi Products. (Medallion and Stein) Top Offensive and Defensive Player OFFICIAL AIRLINE in each of the Championship Divisions Canadian Airlines International has been designated as the Official Airline of Touch Bowl '90.
OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER Tim Donovan of Josten's Canada Ltd. (506) 635-8433 has been designated as the Official Photographer of Touch Bowl '90. Arangements have been made to have team photos taken of iUI Touch Bowl entrants. Interested team members may purchase color prints directly from the photographer.
WELCOME
Brian Mulroney Marcel Danis Barry Wright Prime Minister • Premier ministre Minisier of State Youth • Ministre d'Etat Jeunesse President • President Minister of State • Ministre d 'Etat Football Canada Fitness and Amateur Sport Condition p hys ique et Sp ort amateur
am delighted to extend greetings to all the n behalf of the Football Canada community, it best wishes to all those taking part in the 21st I participants in the 2 lst Annual Canadian Touch () is my pleasure to welcome each of you to the Annual Canadian Touch Football Championship. Football Championships (Touch Bowl 90) being held 21st Annual Touch Bowl Championship held this This event is certain to test the skill and talent in Saint John, New Brunswick. year in Saint John. I share our host community's of the participating teams and, no doubt, spectators This national competition promises to be most excitement and enthusiasm for making this year's can expect to witness some highly exciting and exciting with some of our country's finest athletes edition a "Championship to Remember." entertaining competiton. The success of any testing themselves against each other. However, it is This is a spirited time for touch football in 'tournament is, however, measured not only by the important to remember that winning is not only the Canada. Plans are now under way for the expansion calibre of play but also by the friendships and good result of individual achievement, but a of the youth, adult, and international touch football spirits fostered. I am certain that this occasion reflection of an overall commitment to honest effort programs . As the elite embassadors of our sport we provide everyone with many special memories. and good sportsmanship. ask for your assistance in realizing these collective I convey my congratulations to both the Through Fitness and Amateur Sport, the goals. The challenge ti)at I offer to you is to strive to organizers and participants, and extend my warmest Government of Canada provides financial and increase participation in touch football by either wishes for a most enjoyable and successful Touch technical assistance to our nation's athletes and initiating a new minor league program in your Bowl 90. national sport organizations such as Football Canada community or by introducing a new Masters', As Minister of State for Youth, Fitness and Women's, or Men's division into your exciting Ottawa 1990 Amateur Sport, I wish organizers, volunteers , program. Collectively we can do much for our sport. sponsors and participants a fun-filled and successful In closing, I would like to take this opportunity event to thank our sponsors of Touch Bowl. Their ...... 'est avec grand plaisir que je transmets mes assistance is very much appreciated . Our best '--1 salutations Jes plus cordiales et mes voeux Jes wishes are extended to all for a safe and enjoyable plus sinceres A tous ceux et celles qui participent au 'ai le grand plaisir de souhaiter la bienvenue tournament. 2le championnat national annuel de touch football. J aux athletes qui se disputent Jes honneurs de Ia Cette manifestation sportive mettra 2le edition annuelle du Championnat canadien de • u nom de tous Jes joueurs et amateurs de certainement A l'epreuve l'adresse et le talent des touch football, qui a lieu A Saint-Jean, Nouveau football du Canada, nous sommes heureux equipes, et le public peut s'anendre A des matchs tout Brunswick . de vous accueillir A ce 2le Championnat annuel de A fait passionnants. Toutefois, le succes d'un tel Cette competition nationale promet d'etre des touch football qui a lieu cette annee A Saint-Jean. evenement se mesure no seulement au calibre des plus interessantes, car Jes meilleurs athletes du pays Je partage la joie et l'enthousiasme de nos hotes qui joueurs, mais aussi A l'amitie et A la bonne humeur rivaliseront d'ardeur et de talent. Neanmoins , iiest se sont engages A ce que ce championnat soit qu'il suscite. Je suis certain que Jes joueurs et le important de se rappeler que la victoire n'est pas memorable. public garderont de tres bons souvenirs du seulement le resultat d'exploits individuels, mais le Le touch football connait un regain de championnat de cette annee. reflet de l'engagement de chacun A faire preuve popularite au Canada. On etablit presentement des Permettez-moi de transmettre mes d'esprit sportif et A fournir un effort honnete. plans en vue d'offrir un plus grand nombre de felicitations aux participants et de vous souhaiter A Par l'intermediaire de Condition physique et programmes de touch football destines aux jeunes tous des moments tres agreables et un excellent Sport amateur, le Gouvernement du Canada fournit et aux adultes, ainsi qu'au niveau international. En Touch Bowl 1990. une aide financiere et technique aux athletes de notre tant qu'ambassadeurs de l'elite de notre sport, nous pays ainsi qu'aux organismes nationaux de sport tels participation au touch football, soit en mettant sur Ottawa 1990 que Football Canada. pied un nouveau programme de ligue mineure dans En ma qualite de Ministre d'Etat A la Jeuilesse, votre localite, soit en ajoutant A vos programmes A la Condition physique et au Sport amateur, je existants une nouvelle division des maitres, Jes souhaite aux participants et participantes, aux femmes ou Jes hommes. Ensemble, nous pouvons organisateurs, aux benevoles et aux commanditaires accomplir des miracles. une semaine riche en bons moments porteurs Enfin, j 'aimerais profiter de cette occasion pour d'heureux souvenirs. remercier !es commanditaires du Championnat de touch football, dont !'aide est grandement appreciee. Nous souhaitons A tous un tournoi agreable sous le signe de la securite.
WELCOME
Frank McKenna Elsie E. Wayne Mayor • Maire City of Saint John • Ville de Saint-Jean
n behalf of the people of New Brunswick, I am Welcome to Canada's Loyalist City! () pleased to extend wann greetings to all those On behalf of the Members of the Common gathered for the 21st Annual Canadian Touch Council and the Citizens of Saint John, it gives me Football Championship. great pleasure in extending wann welcome to all Throughout Canada, touch football is enjoying teams participating in the 21st Annual Canadian a great surge of interest among all ages, and we in Touch Football Championship taking place in New Brunswick are delighted that Football Canada Saint John from October 26th to 28th, 1990. We are has chosen Saint John as the location for this year's indeed honoured to be hosting Touch Bowl 90 national Tournament. and we extend our best wishes to the 72 teams Organizing Touch Bowl 90 has been a major participating in this National Championship. undertaking and special thanks are due those who Football New Brunswick, the Saint John Touch have worked so hard to assure that this major event Football League and the Saint John Major will be held in an atmosphere of wann friendship and Tournaments Committee have worked extremely good fellowship. hard this past year to ensure the success of this To the hundreds of athletes, officials and year's Touch Bowl 90, and I congratulate them on a administrators who have travelled from outside our job well done ! province, I hope your stay in New Brunswick will be Long known as the home of the world-famous a memorable one that will make you want to return Reserving Falls, Saint John has been dramatically for a future visit. revitalized in recent years. Undoubtedly, the most Best wishes for a great weekend of football! impressive evidence of this is our transformed area core, featuring Market Square -our downtown waterfront complex, a world-calss Aquatic Centre, ,6. u nom de la population du Nouveau a Trade and Convention Centre, new hotels and Brunswick, j'ai le plaisir de souhaiter la shopping centres, all of which are connected by an bienvenue a tous les participants au 21e enclosed system of climate controlled overhead Championnat canadien annuel de touch-football. ped ways. Complimenting these new developments Au Canada, le touch-football jouit d'une are our many fine historic sites including the popularite impressionnante chez les gens de tout age. City Market, the New Brunswick Museum and Nous sommes particulierement heureux du choix Loyalist House. Saint John a titre de ville hotel du tournoi national I invite you to take the time during your de cette annee. visit with us to discover more about Saint John. L'organisation du championnat de 1990 Experience the genuine wannth of our hospitality representait un defi de taille. Nous remercions tout that makes all our visitors want to come back again. specialement ceux et celles qui ont travaille Best wishes for a memorable weekend of d'arrache-pied pour assurer une ambiance football at Touch Bowl 90! chaleureuse et amicale a !'occasion de cette importance manifestation sportive. Aux certaines d'athletes, d'officiels et d'administrateurs de l'exterieur de la province, j'espere que votre sejour au Nouveau-Brunswick sera agreable et que vous reviendrez nous visiter. Je souhaite a tous une fin de semaine de Good Luck! football memorable! Bonne chance!
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Front row, left to right: Mike McGraw, Carl White, Kevin Carson
Center row, left to right: Monica Hitchcock, Donna Alchom, Lorri Denton, Wanda Rioux
Back row, left to right: David MacGowan, Kim Campbell, Pat Devlin, Clark Fitzgerald, Maurice Dumas, Ralph McLenaghan, Pat Palmer
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GENERAL RULES
TOURNAMENT PLAYING RULES OVERTIME Tournament playing rules will be governed by the Football Games tied after regulation time will use the following tie Canada Touch Football Rule Book except as noted below. breaking procedures: a) After 60 minutes, a "penetration" game of 5 plays each PRE-GAME PROCEDURES team will be played as per Regulation 5.3 of the Teams should arrive at the designated playing field at least Rule Book; there will be no rest period prior to the fifteen minutes prior to the scheduled starting time of the "penetration" game. If necessary, "penetration" games game. of 5 plays each team will be repeated until a winner is declared. NOTE : Scheduled starting time means the time indicated on the published tournament schedule drawn up prior to b) After 80 minute games, a full 20 minute overtime game the start of play. (not sudden-death) will be played as per Rule 5 of the Rule Book; there will be a 5 minute rest period before the The team line-up shall be filled in on the game score card game, unless both teams agree to shorten the rest period. prior to the start of the game. The list shall include the If no winner is declared after the full 20 minutes, the surname or each player with usual first name and uniform teams will play "penetration" games of 5 plays each team number. if necessary, in the same manner described in a) above until a winner is declared. GAME DEFAULT Game defaults will be administered as per Rule 6.9 of the MAJOR FOULS Rule Book except that the Tournament Schedule Coordinator, A major foul will result in the immediate disqualification in consultation with the Game Site Coordinator, will make the of the individual and/or team from the game plus any further final decision regarding defaults, not the game Referee. automatic suspension as described in the Touch Bowl Policy and Procedures Manual (PPM). The final disqualification LENGTH OF GAMES ruling will be dealt with by the Discipline Committee. a) Except as noted in b) below, all games will be 60 minutes Flagrant unsportsmanlike conduct towards an official will in length comprised of four quarters of 15 minutes each. result in severe disciplinary action. The "five play rule" will be invoked at the 12 minute mark of the 2nd and 4th quarters. Half-time will be 5 PERSONAL FOULS minutes or less, whichever is agreeable to both teams and Any game ejections resulting from personal fouls shall be the Referee. Teams will be allowed one time out per half, treated as described in the PPM and may result in further as per the Rule Book. suspensions. Continuous personal foul penalties will result in immediate disqualificaiton from the tournament. b) The following games will be 80 minutes in length, with the "five play rule," half-time and time outs as per the NOTE: A copy of the Football Canada Touch Bowl Policy Rule Book: and Procedures Manual will be available for i) Intermediate Men's A Division Championship Game reference throughout the tournament in the Touch ii) Intermediate Men's AA Division Championship Game Bowl Information Centre. iii) Masters' Division Championship Game, the game preceding the Championship Game iv) Women's Open Division Championship Game, the two games preceding the Championship Game v) Senior Men's Division Championship Game, the two games preceding the Championship Game c) There will be no mercy rule applied to any game.
1989 CHAMPIONS
1989 MEN'S SENIOR CHAMPIONS Vancouver Budweiser Britco Dolphins
Alter, Harvey Center Baxter, Dale QB 11 Baxter, Gord Receiver 40 .e. Carotenuto, Angelo Corner 22 Doan, Larry Receiver 44 , Dyment, Dave DB/Center 37 Dyment, Doug DB/Receiver 85 Galbraith, Mark Safety 45 Gin, Jack DB 20 Harris, Jim Corner/Receiver 27 Lloyd, Rick Rusher 21 Miller, Mike Receiver 16 Palmer, Ralph Receiver Back row, left to right: 81 Pederson, Gord Kicker/Receiver Angelo Carotenuto, Lorne Robertson, Larry Doan, Ralph Palmer, Gord Baxter, 25 Mark Galbraith, Don Quart, Larry Pruner, Rick Lloyd, Mike Miller. Pruner, Larry Safety 14 Quart, Don Receiver 33 Front row, left to right: Jim Harris, Dave Dyment, Harvey Alter, Dale Baxter, Don Schumaker, Robertson, Lorne Comer 36 Gord Pederson, Jack Gin, Doug Dyment. Schumaker, Don Rusher 13
1989 WOMEN'S OPEN CHAMPIONS Vancouver Labatt's Dry
Aichele, Miekel LB 18 Bachelor, Berni LB 22 Bartlett, Robyn Receiver 13 Britton, Marla WR/LB 27 Brown, Cindy Rusher 21 Campbell, Cori Receiver 3 Houle, Laura LB 33 Huband, Debbie Safety/Receiver 77 Hutchinson, Anne Receiver 44 Leclair, Lynne Safety/Receiver 16 Lyons, Trudy Comer/Receiver 7 Materi, Diane Receiver 36 Moore, Debbie QB 10 Back row, left to right: Larry Doan, Cindy Brown, Trudy Lyons, Anne Hutchinson, Betty Watt, Osborne, Debbie LB 8 Diane Materi, Debbie Moore, Miekel Aichele, Laura Houle, Debbie Osborne. Staples, Sharon Comer/Receiver 20 Stewart, Laura QB Front row, left to right: 99 Watt, Betty Centre/Safety Sharon Staples, Lynne Leclair, Laura Stewart, Robyn Bartlett, Marla Britton, 9 Debbie Huband, <;:ori Campbell. Doan, Larry Coach
1989 CHAMPIONS
1989 MEN'S INTERMEDIATE 11 AA 11 CHAMPIONS Montreal South Shore Chiefs
Alexander, Bob OFF/DEF 33 Arbuthnot, Harlowe DEF 36 Borgogno, Gilbert Centre 52 Browne, Blair OFF 15 Davis, Jim DEF 23 .. Kelly, Mike OFF 53 Pietroniro, Tony QB 13 Regan, Lawrence OFF 20 Regan, Tom DEF/OFF 21 Richards, Gary DEF 24 Robertson, David DEF/OFF 44 Stacey, John DEF/OFF 83 Tabb, Les Rusher Back row, left to right: 32 Bob Wright, Mike Kelly, Tony Pietroniro, Blair Browne, Bob Wocjik, Wocjik, Bob OFF 16 Jim Davis, John Stacey, Gary Richards. Wright, Bob DEF 5
Front row, left to right: Harlowe Arbuthnot, Les Tabb, Gilbert Borgogno, Tom Regan, David Robertson, Bob Alexander, Lawrence Regan.
1989 MEN'S INTERMEDIATE 11 A 11 CHAMPIONS
Ottawa MVP Bears
Bottega, Dom DHB 31 Corbeil, Paul DHB 15 Costantini, Anthony QB 16 Fahey, Brion Safety 22 Jackson, Charles WR 17 Lalonde, Steve WR 81 Lebarron, Greg DHB 34 Phillippe, Mark DB/Receiver 32 Quinn, Randy Rusher 13 St. Jacques, Mike Receiver 25 " Webb, Rob Centre 26 Wong, John Receiver/DB 27
Back row, left to right: Charles Jackson, Dom Bottega, Paul Corbeil, Steve Lalonde, Randy Quinn, Mark Phillippe.
Front row, left to right: Mike St. Jacques, John Wong, Greg Lebarron, Anthony Costantini, Rob Webb, Brion Fahey.
1989 CHAMPIONS
1989 MASTERS' CHAMPIONS Burlington Sportsworld Spartans
Bedford, Peter QB/DB 16 Blicharski, Vic DB/Receiver 33 Brandham, Jeff DB/Receiver 11 Brown, David DB 25 Derbyshire, Dave DB 9 Hart, David Receiver 20 Hutton, Barry QB 17 Peaks, Warren Center 30 Robertson, Al Receiver/Rusher 88 Ross, Ian Receiver 7 Sharp, Mike Receiver/DB 22 Sheremeta, Randy Receiver/DB 8 Back row, left to right: Randy Sheremeta, Warren Peaks, Mike Sharp, Jeff Brandham, David Hart, Peter Bedford, Vic Blicharski.
Front row, left to right: Dave Derbyshire, Al Robertson, Barry Hutton, Ian Ross, David Brown
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1989 MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS
MEN'S SENIOR DIVISION
MVP OFFENSE MVP DEFENSE DON QUART JERRY PHILIP Receiver DB/Receiver Budweiser Dolphins (Recently moved to Calgary Vancouver Senior Division No current team available)
Height: 6' Height: 5' 10" Weight: 170 Weight : 175 Date of Birth: September 19, 1948 Date of Birth: August 17, 1960
Don was first introduced to football while attending Jerry, who has been playing touch football for 12 years, classes at Loyola in Montreal. He has been playing for the also played professional football with the Edmonton Eskimos Dolphins for six years, but previously played for the Jets of of the CFL. He said it was "an interesting and valuable the Vancouver Senior Division, and the Pony Express of the experience." Vancouver Recreation Division. No stranger to championships, Jerry has attended the Don has played in several major tournaments including Canadian Championships on several occasions, and went to the Canadian Nationals (1985-1989), May Bowl in Kelowna, the Ontario Championships in 1989 where his team returned British Columbia (1984-1989) and the Campbell River Flag as victors. Tournament (1990). Jerry's interests include squash, golf, tennis, soccer, Don is married an WOMEN'S OPEN DIVISION MVP OFFENSE MVP DEFENSE LAURA STEWART KERRIE HUTTON QB Defensive Player Labatt's Dry Current team not available Vancouver League Toronto Football Leage Height: 5' 9" Height: 5' 7" Weight: 135 Weight: 120 Date of Birth: February 10, 1956 Date of Birth: March 20, 1961 Laura has played for the same team for nine years, Kerrie was first introduced to touch football in 1979 when although they have gone through a name change (previously she played in the Hamilton Women's League. In that first year, known as the Mardi Gras). her team finished second in Canada. Laura took up football back in 1982 when she and her Although she was chosen for a defensive award, Kerrie is "old" basketball buddies "put together a team." Since that an offensive player as well. time, "Killer" (Laura's nickname) has participated in several Besides football, Kerrie is an active volleyball player major tournaments, including Touch Bowl and May Bowl. (at the Club A level), touch football referee, and basebail Laura is a "fitness fanatic," and besides football she likes enthusiast. to run, cycle and train with weights. 1989 MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS MEN'S INTERMEDIATE "AA" DIVISION MVP OFFENSE MVP DEFENSE BOB ALEXANDER HARLOWE ARBUTHNOT Offensive End Comer/Safety Montreal Chiefs Montreal Chiefs Lakeshore TFL Lakeshore TFL ' Height: 5' 9" Height: 5' 7" Weight: 162 Weight: 155 Date of Birth: February 28, 1958 Date of Birth: December 21, 1955 Bob has played for the Montreal Chiefs for four years. He "Arby" has been a defensive comer/safety, offensive was first introduced to the sport of touch football while guard and wide receiver for the Montreal Chiefs for seven playing for the St. Lambert Chargers, at team in a Quebec years. He first started playing touch football in 1974 for the Recreational League. Longueuil Dolphins of the Lakeshore League. Besides be an offensive end, Bob is also a defensive Harlowe has extensive tournament experience including a player, playing positions as a rusher and a defensive back. He National Touch Bowl championship and a Quebec Provincial has been selected as a Touch Bowl MVP four times. championship. His team has also claimed championship titles Bob not only likes to play team sports, he also coaches at Ottawa, Chateuaguay, Kingston, Montreal, Moncton and basketball. He also enjoys reading. Belleville tournaments . Bob has played in various tournaments (Chateauguay, Harlowe was chosen Defensive MVP in Touch Bowl 82, Kingston, Ottawa, Moncton), and has participated in every and besides football enjoys soccer, hockey, basketball and Touch Bowl since 1979. horse racing. MEN'S INTERMEDIATE "A" DIVISION MVP OFFENSE MVP DEFENSE STEVE LALONDE JOHN WONG WR Receiver/DB Ottawa MVP Bears Ottawa MVP Bears ONTFL Information not available Height: 5' 7" Weight: 155 Date of Birth: May 24, 1958 John has played for the Ottawa MVP Bears for two years, taking on such playing positions as flanker, middle linebacker and quarterback. John first started playing touch football in 1979 with a team called the Digital Raiders. He has also played for the Lin Ho Dragons, Kanata Loafers and the No-Jets. Besides football, John also enjoys golf, basketball and squash. John also enjoys baseball and has attented the Expo Training/Tryout Camp. He has also participated in four Touch Bowl tournaments. 1989 MOST VALUABLE PLAYERS MASTERS' DIVISION MVP OFFENSE MVP DEFENSE BARRY HUTTON DAVID DERBYSHIRE Quarterback Defensive Back Golden Horseshoe League Hamilton Spartans Intercounty League Masters' League , Height: 5' 10" Height: 5' 8" Weight: 185 Weight: 145 Date of Birth: May 17, 47 Date of Birth: October 8, 1950 Barry started playing football in 1971. He has played in David was first intrduced to touch football in 1973. He the Hamilton and District Touch League, as well as the started in the Hamilton Touch Football League and has since Scarborough Touch League. He presently is a quarterback in played in leagues in St. Catherines, Burlington and Calgary. the Golden Horseshoe League/lntercounty League. He has played with the Hamilton Spartans for three years For nine years Barry has been a Canadian representative and has tackled several positions, including receiver, center, in international tournaments held in the United States. He has rusher and defensive back. been on tournament-winning teams is Boston, San Francisco, David has actively participated in numerous Provincial Philadelphia and Cincinnati. He has participated in World and National Touch Football Championships, and has even Championships as well. travelled to Brisbane, Australia for the first World Touch Barry also enjoys baseball and basketball. Football Championships (1988). David also enjoys running, weight training and hockey. Pizza Delight- A warm welcome to all participants in this year's Canadian Touch Football Championships. After the game, stop in to Pizza Delight for Pizza I Pasta and much, much more. ------PRESENT THI--SAD-- FOR--- A 10%- DISCOUNT----- ON----- ALL FOOD---- PURCHASES------PIZZA DELIGHT PIZZA DELIGHT 2nd Level, Market Square McAllister Place 634-8444 636-8080 LEGEND 0 Playing Fields ffi McDonald's Family Restaurants Kentucky Fried Chicken Outlets t Deluxe French Fries Outlets !and y Po "",..,..,.,,, .._._ R:>ad ...., !...._ Rockwood Park s A I N Jotin Harbo ------® NATIONAL TOUCH BOWL '89 TEAM RANKINGS TOUCH BOWL CHAMPIONS SENIOR MEN'S RANKINGS MEN'S SENIOR DIVISION Rank Team Province 1989 Vancouver Budweiser Britco Dolphins 1st Vancouver Budweier Britco Dolphins British Columbia 1988 Vancouver Budweiser Brites Dolphins 2nd Hamilton Brooks Spartans Ontario 1987 Vancouver Century Plaza Dolphins 1986 Vancouver Century Plaza Dolphins 3rd Ottawa Sportshoe Dolphins Ontario 1985 Ottawa Sportshoe 4th Vancouver Bears British Columbia 1984 Montreal Bauer Panthers 5th Ottawa NCAAA Chiefs Ontario 1983 Ottawa Danny Kelly's 6th Winnipeg Assassins Manitoba 1982 Montreal Phoenix 7th Ottawa Silver Bullets Ontario 1981 Burlington Caesars 8th Scarborough Landell Lightning Ontario 1980 Ottawa Danny Kelly's 1979 Montreal Bob Lunny's Panthers 9th Chateauguay Warriors Quebec 1978 Montreal Bob Lunny's Panthers 10th Winnipeg St. Vital Mustangs Manitoba 1977 Montreal Bob Lunny's Panthers 1lth Vancouver Schooners British Columbia 1976 Montreal Bob Lunny's Panthers 12th Edmonton Harley Squash Club Alberta 1975 Ottawa Danny Kelly's 13th Montreal Chiefs Quebec 1974 Ottawa K & L Cougars 14th Saskatoon Fisherman's Net Saskatchewan 1973 Hamilton Picton Tavern 1972 Montreal Rebels 15th Montreal-Concordia Faucon Quebec 1971 Montreal Westlake Warriors 16th Edmonton Wolverines Alberta 1970 Montreal Westlake Warriors 17th Saskatoon Earl's Psychotic Pineapples Saskatchewan 18th Sasktoon Toads Saskatchewan INTERMEDIATE AA DIVISION 19th Regina Rocky's Saskatchewan 1989 Montreal Chiefs 20th Vancouver Buccaneers British Columbia 1988 Sc¢>orough Landell Lightning 1987 Chateauguay Barbarians 1986 St. Catherines Henley Motors 1985 Kingston Howard Johnson's Confederates 1984 Stoney Creek WOMEN'S RANKINGS 1983 Montreal Concordia Dolphins 1982 Winnipeg Assassins Rank Team Province 1981 Ottawa Digital Raiders 1st Vancouver Labatt's Dry British Columbia 1980 Regina Sarneer Kitchens 2nd Burlington Buddies Ontario 1979 Ottawa Sandy Hill Cobras 1978 Ottawa C.P.W. 3rd Montreal Lady Broncos Quebec 1977 Mississauga Raiders 4th Regina Brewster's Harlots Saskatchewan 5th Regina Riggers Saskatchewan INTERMEDIATE A DIVISION 6th Vancouver Rebels British Columbia 1989 Ottawa MVP Bears 7th Winnipeg Crimson Tide Manitoba 1988 St. Catherines Henley Motors 8th Edmonton Calypso Football Club Alberta 1987 Vancouver Laban's Schooners 9th Winnipeg Wasps Manitoba 1986 Ottawa Tannis Trading 10th Regina Bandits Saskatchewan 1985 Winnipeg Winter Ratz 1984 Concordia Faucons 11th St. Catherines Romby's Athletics Ontario 1983 Montreal-Lakeshore Chargers 12th Vancouver Kaban British Columbia 1982 Montreal South Shore Trojans 13th Saskatoon Earl's Paralyzers Saskatchewan 14th Regina Rileys Saskatchewan MEN'S MASTERS' DIVISION 15th Winnipeg St. Vital Lady Mustangs Manitoba 1989 Burlington Sportsworld Spartans 16th Charlottetown Wacky Wheatley's Prince Edward Island 1988 Montreal Panthers WOMEN'S OPEN DIVISION 1989 Vancouver Labatt's Dry 1988 Vancouver Mardi Gras 1987 Vancouver Team Mardi Gras 1986 Vancouver Team Mardi Gras 1985 Ottawa West Island College Voyageurs 1984 Ottawa Reflections 1983 Ottawa Softriders 1982 Ottawa Reflections 1981 Ottawa BJ's 79 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The Organizing Committee would like to thank all the supporters of Touch Bowl 90. Saint John has always been noted for its volunteers and community support. This event is no exception! Moosehead Breweries Delta Brunswick Hotel Maritime Beverages Canada Games Aquatic Center Kwik-Kopy Printing -Dan Cybulski Tim Donovan - Josten's Canada Ltd. NBTel Cellular Stage 2 Souvenirs Budget Rent-a-Car Tom Findlay - Cartoonist Grannan's Seafood Restaurant Parks Department Football Canada School District #20 Canadian Airlines School District #52 Irving Oil Ltd. UNBSJ Province of New Brunswick Major Tournaments Committee McDonald's Cable 10 Sports Experts Saint John Visitor & Convention Bureau Kentucky Fried Chicken Paint Supplies Downey Ford Ltd. Evening Times-Globe - Frank Campbell Pub Down Under Hideaway Pub Pizza Delight Lester's Trophies Deluxe French Fries H & L Screen Printers Keystone Kelly's O'Toole's Roadhouse Captain Submarine Wilson Colpitts the Stationer All Volunteers Thank You! M erci! CARL A. WHITE, Jr. General Chairperson • Touch Bow l 90 n behalf of the members of the local Organizing Committee, () and myself, I wo.uld like to take this opportunity to welcome all players, officials and any other participants to Touch Bowl 90. Saint John has a long history of hosting major events, and it is through the combined dedication and efforts of local volunteers and sponsors that events, such as Touch Bowl 90, have proven to be a success. I want to extend a thank you to all those who played a role in the organizing and activities of Touch Bowl 90, with a special thank you to Donna Kuzyk, representing Football Canada, and also to the many volunteers who got on board to bring togther this event which we know will be enjoyable and successful in all respects. Also, I'd like to inform you that next year's tournament is beging held in Vancouver. Good luck to the Organizing Committee and all the participants who will be taking part in Touch Bowl 91! Carl A. 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