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2011 Jul. 23: Résultats des parties / Game results

By Zbig on July 24, 2011 1:38 AM
Samedi/Saturday, 23 July, 2011

OVFL Varsity
Markham Raiders 14 vs Cornwall Wildcats 35

La traduction est en cours. Désolé.
 It was a classic David vs Goliath match-up with the Markham team being the David with only 17 players dressed for the game. However, what they lacked in numbers they made up for it with shear spunk and determination. They clearly dominated the play in the first half but only got a 14-14 tie to show for it.
In the second half, Cornwall used a lot of "no huddle" offense and the fast tempo was too much for the tired Raiders players.

Mathew Mondoux was outstanding for Cornwall, scoring four touchdowns and running for over 200 yards.


Résumé du match entre les Wildcats de Cornwall et les Raiders de Markham
Summary of the game between the Cornwall Wildcats and the Markham Raiders
(PDF 53 k)


Cronwall, Joe St. Denis field
OVFL Varsity, July 23, 2011, 3:30 pm

COMPTE RENDU / SUMMARY
Première Quart / First Quarter
Cornwall Wildcats - TD, Mike Stanley, 44-yd catch (Cam Kennedy convert kick) 3:10
Deuxième Quart / Second Quarter
Markham Raiders - TD, Lawrence Parete 20-yd INT return (Tharindra De Silva convert kick) 0:11
Markham Raiders - TD, Kenny Fuentes, 12-yd catch (Tharindra De Silva convert kick) 7:22
Cornwall Wildcats - TD, Mathew Mondoux, 10-yd run (Cam Kennedy convert kick) 11:21
Cornwall Wildcats - TD, Mathew Mondoux, 50-yd run (Cam Kennedy convert kick) 14:47
Troisième Quart / Third Quarter
Cornwall Wildcats - TD, Mathew Mondoux, 9-yd run (Cam Kennedy convert kick) 3:14
Cornwall Wildcats - TD, Mathew Mondoux, 84-yd run (Cam Kennedy convert kick) 10:31
Quatrième Quart / Fourth Quarter
no scoring / pas de pointage

Markham Raiders
 
0
14
0
0
14
Cornwall Wildcats
 
7
14
14
0
35

Attendance - approximately150

2011 Wilson Challenge MU17
QBFL Elites 22 Rive-Sud du Québec 24

By Zbig on July 18, 2011 9:19 AM
QBFL Elites #83 receiver Jayland Grandison scores a TD
Jayland Grandison avait besoin de toute sa taille pour marquer un touché
Jayland Grandison used all of his height to score a TD

La traduction est en cours. Désolé.
 At the end of the first quarter and the Rive-Sud du Quebec team leading 21-0 it looked like the game was going to be a blowout but the QBFL team fought back to tie it up after three quarters of play.
The QBFL team had the ball first but they got in trouble quickly. On the fourth play of the game they turned the ball over on a fumble and RSQ quickly capitalized with a TD on a 33-yd passing play. Things only got worse for QBFL as they went three-and-out on their next possession while RSQ increased their lead to 14-0 on their second drive. Next time the QBFL offense went on the field they turned the ball over again and once again RSQ took advantage to increase its lead to 21-0.

In the second quarter, however, the QBFL team's fortunes turned completely around. The defense caused two turnovers, a fumble recovery by Etienne Asselin and an interception by Chaz Miller-McIntyre, which the offense was able to convert into 10 points thanks to a TD by Jaylan Grandison on a 5-yd catch and a 15-yd field goal by Adam Sinagra to make the score 21-10 at the half.

In the third quarter, QBFL defense continued to dominate the RSQ offense and they were able to score four points after twice forcing their opponents to concede a safety. They finally tied the game at 21-21 near the end of the third quarter when Justin Julien scored a TD on a 85-yd kickoff return.

In the fourth quarter the momentum had shifted to the QBFL Elites team and they appeared poised to score the winning TD. However, penalties and turnovers proved costly and allowed the RSQ team to kick the winning field goal with only 1:36 left to play.

Thanks to a major RSQ penalty that nullified an interception, QBFL had a chance to tie the game with a 37-yd field goal with only three seconds left in the game. Adam Sinagra's kick had the height and the distance but it sailed just on the outside of the goal post.

Justin Julien was selected as the MVP for the QBFL Elites team while Philippe Martin was the MVP for the RSQ team.


Résumé du match entre les Élites de la LFBQ et l'équipe de la Rive-Sud du Québec
Summary of the game between the QBFL Elites and the Rive-Sud du Québec team
(PDF 53 k)


Montreal, Molson Stadium
MU17 Wilson Challenge, July 17, 2011, 7 pm

COMPTE RENDU / SUMMARY
Première Quart / First Quarter
Rive-Sud du Quebec - TD, Samuel Chenard, 33-yd catch (Samuel Chenard convert kick) 2:45
Rive-Sud du Quebec - TD, François Boulanger-Samson, 17-yd catch (Samuel Chenard convert kick) 9:11
Rive-Sud du Quebec - TD, Francis Lafond, 1-yd run (Samuel Chenard convert kick) 10:06
Deuxième Quart / Second Quarter
QBFL Elites - TD, Jayland Grandison, 5-yd catch (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 9:28
QBFL Elites - FG, Adam Sinagra, 15-yd 12:00
Troisième Quart / Third Quarter
QBFL Elites - Safety, conceded by Charles-Olivier Blanchette 4:15
QBFL Elites - Safety, conceded by Charles-Olivier Blanchette 8:04
QBFL Elites - TD, Justin Julien, 85-yd kickoff return (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 8:18
Quatrième Quart / Fourth Quarter
Rive-Sud du Quebec - FG, Samuel Chenard, 20-yd 10:24
QBFL Elites - Rouge, Adam Sinagra 12:00

QBFL Elites
 
0
10
11
1
22
Rive-Sud du Quebec
 
21
0
0
3
24

Attendance - approximately 400-500

2011 Jul. 16: Résultats des parties / Game results

By Zbig on July 16, 2011 10:40 PM
Samedi/Saturday, 16 July, 2011

OVFL Varsity
Toronto Thunder 38 vs Cornwall Wildcats 7

Cornwall Wildcats RB #4 Mathew Mondoux
Mathew Mondoux échappe un plaqué et cours 84 verges pour marquer un touché
Mathew Mondoux shakes off a tackle and runs 84 yards for a TD

La traduction est en cours. Désolé.
 After winning three games in a row, the high-flying Cornwall Wildcats came back down to earth after a 38-7 loss to the visiting Toronto Thunder team.

Even though Toronto had fewer players on the team than the Wildcats, they had more depth and they used it effectively. This was particularly evident in the running game where all four of their running backs (#4, #19, #23 and #55) were able to get significant yardage.

The Wildcats still have a mathematical chance of making the playoffs but they will need help from other teams.
First, they will need to beat the visiting Markham Raiders and then they will have to hope that the Newmarket Bucs defeat the Etobicoke Eagles and that the Myers Riders beat the Pickering Dolphins.

Here is a link to the article published in the Standard-Freeholder newspaper about this game.


Résumé des statistiques du match entre les Wildcats de Cornwall et le Thunder de Toronto
Summary of statistics for the game between the Cornwall Wildcats and the Toronto Thunder
(PDF 53 k)


Cornwall, Joe St. Denis Field
OVFL Varsity, July 16, 2011, 3:30 pm

COMPTE RENDU / SUMMARY
Première Quart / First Quarter
Toronto Thunder - TD, Omar Williams 9-yd run (Troy Phillip convert kick) 4:38
Toronto Thunder - TD, Omar Williams 26-yd run (Troy Phillip convert kick) 15:00
Deuxième Quart / Second Quarter
Cornwall Wildcats - TD, Mathew Mondoux, 84-yd run (Cam Kennedy convert kick) 0:45
Toronto Thunder - TD, Omar Williams 15-yd run (Troy Phillip convert kick) 6:32
Toronto Thunder - TD, Kemoy Chisholm, 15-yd catch (Troy Phillip convert kick) 14:32
Troisième Quart / Third Quarter
Toronto Thunder - FG, Troy Phillip, 23-yd 3:26
Quatrième Quart / Fourth Quarter
Toronto Thunder - TD, Omar Williams 7-yd run (Troy Phillip convert kick) 0:59

Toronto Thunder
 
14
14
3
7
38
Cornwall Wildcats
 
0
7
0
0
7

Attendance - approximately 100

2011 Wilson Challenge MU17
Outaouais 17 Montréal Métro 22

By Zbig on July 13, 2011 12:00 AM
La traduction est en cours. Désolé. The Outaouais MU17 team came very close to scoring their first victory at the Wilson Challenge tournament but a couple of late game turnovers cost them the win.

After Montreal-Metro jumped out to a 7-0 lead at the start of the game both teams traded punts and turnovers until Outaouais finally got on the scoreboard with a 17-yd field goal by Frednick Evaillard half way through the second quarter. Montreal-Metro then increased its lead to 16-3 but in the last two minutes of the first half Outaouais was able to put together an 89-yd, 10-play drive that finished with an eight yard TD pass to Mathieu Bradley to make the score 16-10 at the break.

Outaouais defense started the second half with an interception by Thomas Carrier but their offense could not capitalize on the opportunity. Instead, Montreal-Metro scored a TD to increase its lead to 22-10.

In the fourth quarter, Outaouais dominated the game and it appeared imminent that they would take the lead, especially after getting a 1st down at the Montreal-Metro 10-yd line but they came away empty handed because of a fumble. On their next possession they did score a TD on a four yard reception by Maxime Chainey to make the score 22-17 and they had the ball again with 1:43 left to play. They got to the Montreal-Metro 44-yd line with 0:43 left on the clock but they could not convert on a 4th down and two yards to go and they turned the ball over.

Outaouais' QB-WR duo of Michael Arruda and Mathieu Bradley worked really well on offense. Bradley caught almost everything that was thrown his way, making 9 receptions for 169 yards and 1 TD.

The performance earned him the distinction of being selected the game MVP for the Outaouais team while Kevin Rodolphe took the honors for the Montreal Metro team.

More details will be provided shortly.

Montreal, Molson Stadium
2011 Wilson Challenge MU17, July 12, 2011, 6 pm
COMPTE RENDU / SUMMARY
Première Quart / First Quarter
Montreal Metro - TD, Gabriel Polan, 1-yd run (Jeanslee Alexis convert kick) 5:15
Deuxième Quart / Second Quarter
Outaouais - FG, Frednick Evaillard, 17-yd 2:07
Montreal Metro - Safety, conceded by Frednick Evaillard 8:15
Montreal Metro - TD, Kevin Rodolphe, 10-yd run (Jeanslee Alexis convert kick) 10:00
Outaouais - TD, Mathieu Bradley, 8-yd catch (Frednick Evaillard convert kick) 11:46
Troisième Quart / Third Quarter
Montreal Metro - TD, Anthony Brisebois, 7-yd run (convert kick blocked) 8:35
Quatrième Quart / Fourth Quarter
Outaouais - TD, Maxime Chainey, 4-yd catch (Frednick Evaillard convert kick) 8:03

Outaouais
 
0
10
0
7
17
Montreal Metro
 
7
9
6
0
22

Attendance - approximately 100


Résumé du match entre les équipes de l'Outaouais et de Montreal Metro
Summary of the game between the teams from Outaouais and the Montreal Metro league
(PDF 53 k)


2011 Wilson Challenge MU17
Outaouais 6 QBFL Elites 48

By Zbig on July 10, 2011 5:00 PM
La traduction est en cours. Désolé. Five local players were part of the 50-player QBFL Elites team that convincingly defeated the team from Outaouais 48-6 in its first game at the 2011 Wilson Challenge MU17 tournament.

Running backs Ryan Dickson and Kevin Cronn represented the St-Lazare Stallions while DB Gerry Mavrokefalos, LB Etienne Asselin and DL Xavier Gagnon-Tremblay represented the Île-Perrot Patriotes.

The QBFL team scored on three of its first five possessions and for a 21-0 lead with only 1:28 left to play in the opening half. But, Outaouais took advantage of three major penalties by the QBFL defense to move the ball 77 yards for a touchdown on a 4-yd pass to Mathieu Bradley with only three seconds left on the clock to reduce the gap to 21-6 and get some momentum.

However, three turnovers in the second half proved costly for the Outaouais as the QBFL team was able to capitalize to put up 27 more points.

Thomas Carrier was named the game MVP for the Outaouais team while Skylar Bayliff took the honors for the QBFLers.

Montreal, Molson Stadium
2011 Wilson Challenge MU17, July 10, 2011, 11 am

COMPTE RENDU / SUMMARY
Première Quart / First Quarter
QBFL Elites - TD, Samuel Nadon, 20-yd catch (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 8:51
Deuxième Quart / Second Quarter
QBFL Elites - TD, Justin Julien, 22-yd catch (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 3:08
QBFL Elites - TD, Skylar Bailiff, 1-yd run (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 10:32
Outaouais - TD, Mathieu Bradley, 4-yd catch (convert kick blocked) 11:57
Troisième Quart / Third Quarter
QBFL Elites - TD, Samuel Nadon, 12-yd catch (2-pt convert failed) 7:34
Quatrième Quart / Fourth Quarter
QBFL Elites - TD, Jamal Davidson-Noel, 9-yd run (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 1:44
QBFL Elites - TD, Jersey Henry, 15-yd run (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 3:31
QBFL Elites - TD, Christian Senechal, 52-yd catch (Adam Sinagra convert kick) 9:00

Outaouais
 
0
6
0
0
6
QBFL Elites
 
7
14
6
21
48

Attendance - approximately 300


Résumé du match entre les équipes de l'Outaouais et les Élites de LFBQ
Summary of the game between the teams from Outaouais and the QBFL Elites
(PDF 53 k)


2011 Wilson Challenge MU15
Mauricie 12 North Shore Elites 49

By Zbig on July 10, 2011 9:45 AM
La traduction est en cours. Désolé. The North Shore Elites team kicked off the 2011 Wilson Challenge MU15 competition with a convincing 49-12 win over the team representing the Mauricie region.

Out of the 40 players that are on the North Shore Elites team, eight are from the St-Lazare Football News coverage area - five are from the St-Lazare Stallions and three are from the Île-Perrot Western Patriotes:

Representing the Stallions are:
  • Marc-André Charbonneau, OL
  • Henry Skerrett, LB
  • Julio Assunçao, OL
  • Darcy Thibodeau, DL
  • Braxton Brown, DL
The players representing the Western Patriotes are:
  • Tanner Eaves, DB
  • Conrad Luthe, RB
  • Dawson Spooner, OL
The game started out as a shoot-out, with touchdowns being scored on the first three offensive drives, and North Shore going in front 13-6. With 30 seconds left in the 1st quarter North Shore increased its lead to 20-6 thanks to a Philippe Dion TD on a 52-yd punt return.

Things then settled down until there were barely more than two minutes left in the first half when Mauricie reduced the deficit to 20-12 thanks to a touchdown by Samuel Bellemare who recovered the ball in the North Shore end zone after Philippe Dion fumbled it on a punt return. The joy amongst the Mauricie supporters was short lived, however, because on the ensuing kickoff, Michael Sananes fielded the ball 10 yards deep in his own end zone and returned it 120 yards for a touchdown that seemed to take the wind out of the Mauricie team's sails.

In the second half, North Shore Elites scored three more times while the Mauricie team only managed to gain one first down.
Conrad Luthe stood out amongst the local players with four carries for 42 yards.

Tchad Ayotte was selected the game MVP for the Mauricie team while Philippe Dion was the game MVP for the North Shore Elites.

Montreal, Molson Stadium
2011 MU15 Wilson Challenge, July 9, 2011, 12:30 pm

COMPTE RENDU / SUMMARY
Première Quart / First Quarter
North Shore Elites - TD, Philippe Dion, 51-yd catch (Gabriel Achard convert kick) 2:46
Mauricie - TD, William Frost, 3-yd run (2-pt convert failed) 5:25
North Shore Elites - TD, Hugo Labrosse, 1-yd punt return (convert kick failed) 9:00
North Shore Elites - TD, Philippe Dion, 52-yd punt return (Gabriel Achard convert kick) 11:41
Deuxième Quart / Second Quarter
Mauricie - TD, Samuel Bellemare, fumble by Philippe Dion on punt return recovered in the end zone (convert kick blocked) 9:40
North Shore Elites - TD, Michael Sananas, 110-yd kick-off return (Gabriel Achard convert kick) 10:00
Troisième Quart / Third Quarter
North Shore Elites - TD, Hugo Labrosse, 31-yd run (convert kick blocked) 1:59
North Shore Elites - TD, William Tremblay 2-yd run (Gabriel Achard convert kick) 10:49
Quatrième Quart / Fourth Quarter
North Shore Elites - Safety, conceded by William Frost 0:05
North Shore Elites - TD, Shahied Birch, 10-yd run (Gabriel Achard convert kick) 7:15

Mauricie
 
6
6
0
0
12
North Shore Elites
 
20
7
13
9
49

Attendance - approximately 250-300

Résumé du match entre les équipes de la Mauricie et les Élites de North Shore
Summary of the game between the teams from Mauricie and the North Shore Elites
(PDF 53 k)


Calendrier des parties du Challenge Wilson 2011
2011 Wilson Challenge game schedule

By Zbig on July 3, 2011 4:07 PM
Le debut de l'edition 2011 du tournoi annuel de football Challenge Wilson aura lieu le vendredi, 8 juillet à  19 h 30 au Stade Molson. La première partie opposera les équipes de Laval-Laurentides et de Montréal Métro dans la catégorie MU17.

Plusieurs joueurs locaux feront partie de l'équipe Élites de North Shore au niveau MU15 de même que l'équipe des Élites de la LFBQ.

La première partie de l'équipe des Élites de North Shore sera contre l'équipe de la Mauricie. Elle aura lieu le samedi, 9 juillet à  12 h 30 au Stade Molson. S'ils gagnent alors ils vont joueur la partie suivante le mercredi, 13 juillet à  18 h. Par contre, s'ils perdent, ils vont jouer le lundi, 11 juillet à  18 h au même endroit.

Pour l'équipe des Élites LFBQ dans la catégorie MU17, la première partie sera contre l'équipe d'Outaouais le samedi, 10 juillet à  11 h au Stade Molson. S'ils gagnent, alors ils vont joueur la partie suivante le jeudi, 14 juillet à  18 h mais au Stade Hébert (le terrain local de l'équipe des Cougars de St-Léonard). Au cas d'une défaite, ils vont jouer ensuite le mardi, 12 juillet à  18 h au Stade Molson.
 
Au dessous, vous trouverez les calendriers des parties à  tous les deux niveaux dans un format que je trouve plus facile à  interpreter que le calendrier officiel que l'on peut trouver sur le site de Football Québec.

Je vais assister à  quelques parties dont les comptes rendus seront affichés ici. Je vais aussi offrir des nouvelles en temps réel utilisant le compte Twitter www.twitter.com/SLFNUpdates.
 
The 2011 edition of the Wilson Challenge tournament will start this coming Friday, July 8 at 7:30 pm with a game at the Molson Stadium in the MU17 category between the teams representing Laval-Laurentians and Montreal Metro.

Several local players will be part of the MU15 North Shore Elite team as well as the MU17 QBFL Elites team.

The first game for the NSFL Elites team will be against the team from the Mauricie region on Saturday, July 9, 12:30 pm at the Molson Stadium. If they win then their next game will be on Wednesday, July 13 at 6 pm. On the other hand, if they should lose then their next game will be on Monday, July 11, 6 pm at the same location.

For the QBFL Elites playing in the MU17 category, their first game will be against the Outaouais team on Sunday, July 10 at 11 am at Molson Stadium. If they win then their next game will be on Thursday, July 14, 6 pm but at Stade Hébert (St-Leonard Cougars home field). If they should lose then they will play on Tuesday, July 12, 6 pm at Molson Stadium.

Below, you can find the complete game schedule for the MU15 and the MU17 categories in a format which I find easier to read than the official game schedule that is available on the Football Quebec web site.

I plan to attend some of the games and I will post game reports. I will also post some live updates using the www.twitter.com/SLFNUpdates account.


Calendrier des parties MU15
MU15 game schedule

Calendrier des parties MU17 
MU17 game schedule
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