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(14 h) É.S. St-Laurent 23 vs É.S. Soulanges Juvenile 45
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: É.S. Soulanges, St-Polycarpe, QC)
(17 h) É.S. Chêne-Bleu Cadet 0 vs É.S. Cité-des-Jeunes Cadet 45
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: É.S. Cité-des-Jeunes, Vaudreuil-Dorion, QC)
(19 h) É.S. Cité-des-Jeunes Juvenile 27 @ Collège Letendre 42
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: Collège Letendre, Laval, QC)
(19 h) É.S. Henri-Bourassa 2 vs Collège Bourget Cadet 21
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: Collège Bourget, Rigaud, QC)
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(9 h) Stallions Pee-wee 6 @ Chateauguay 55
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: Parc Laberge, Chateauguay, QC)
(12 h 30) Stallions Moustique Bourgogne 6 @ Chateauguay 56
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: Parc Laberge, Chateauguay, QC)
(13 h) University of Ottawa 46 @ University of Windsor 29
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: University of Windsor, Windsor, ON)
Comme d'habitude, ce match sera diffusé par l'internet sur le site web stretchinternet.com. Un reportage preparatif sur la partie est disponible ici. |
As usual, the game will be broadcast via the internet at the stretchinternet.com website. A pre-game analysis of this match-up can be found here. |
(13 h) CEGEP Beauce-Appalaches 26 vs JAC Islanders 30
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: Memorial Field, John Abbott College, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC)
La traduction est en cours. Désolé. | Perhaps it was the pressure of playing a playoff game in front of a large home crowd but the John Abbott Islanders appeared to be in trouble in the first half of the game as they were completely dominated by the Beauce-Appalaches Condors, who had improved a lot compared to the first game of the season when these two teams played against each other and the Islanders earned an easy 42-30 victory. The home team had managed only 106 yards of net offense during the first two quarters, compared to 214 for the Condors, they had ran only 25 plays vs 38 for the visitors and they were also at a 1:2 disadvantage in the time of possession statistics. The Condors scored points on three of their first five drives to build an 11-0 lead midway through the 2nd quarter when the Islanders finally appeared poised to score some points with a first down at the Beauce 1-yd line. Unfortunately, the ball popped loose as Jeremy Pryde tried to leap over the Beauce d-line and the Condors recovered it. Islanders defense, however, held firm after that and they forced the visitors to concede a safety to make the score 11-2. On the ensuing drive, though, the Islanders had to punt and the Condors quicky turned around and in two plays increased their lead to 18-2 with a 49-yd TD run by their QB. But, as it did in several other games this season, the half time break seemed to do wonders for the Islanders and they looked like a completely different team at the start of the 2nd half. They scored a touchdown on their first two possessions to narrow the gap to 19-14 (2-pt convert attempts after each TD failed while Beauce got a single), the first on a 1-yd run by Pryde and the other on a 17-yd catch by Raoul Baroudi. A few minutes later they got within a field goal when Beauce conceded another safety to make the score 19-16. The Islanders took the lead for the first time in the game at the start of the 4th quarter when they put together a 6-play, 60-yd drive that finished with a 1-yd TD plunge by Pryde to make the score 23-19 for the home team (John Molson convert kick). After each team punted, Beauce then went back in front 26-23 midway through the 4th quarter on a 6-yd TD run by David Savard (Gabriel Séguin-Allard convert kick). The Islanders, however, left their best for last and on the ensuing possession put together a 10-play, 90-yd drive that consumed almost five minutes of playing time and finished with a 27-yd slalom by Quaid Johnson through the Beauce defense to give them the 30-26 advantage that they would not surrender. Beauce still got the ball with 2:27 left on the clock and they used all of it to get to the John Abbott 18-yd line before throwing an incomplete pass into the end zone on the last play of the game that had most of the large contingent of local supporters spilling out onto the field to congratulate their favorite team. This was the first playoff win for the Islanders since the 20-15 upset over the heavily favorite Sherbrooke Volontaires in 2006. The Islanders will now face the Collége André-Grasset Phénix in the division 2 Bol d'Or semi-final game that will take place on Saturday, Nov. 8 starting at 1 pm at the Phénix home field near the Centre Claude-Robillard. |
Memorial Field, John Abbott College, Ste-Anne-de-Bellevue, QC |
CEGEP, div. 2 playoffs, 1 Nov. 2014, 1 pm |
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Beauce Condors - Rouge, Gabriel Séguin-Allard 2:42 |
Beauce Condors - FG, Gabriel Séguin-Allard 22-yd 9:35 |
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Beauce Condors - TD, Jacob Vachon 24-yd catch (Gabriel Séguin-Allard convert kick) 3:29 |
JAC Islanders - Safety, conceded by Gabriel Séguin-Allard 11:41 |
Beauce Condors - TD, Christian Dallaire 49-yd run (Gabriel Séguin-Allard convert kick) 13:12 |
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JAC Islanders - TD, Jeremy Pryde 1-yd run (2-pt convert failed) 3:03 |
Beauce Condors - Rouge, Gabriel Séguin-Allard 6:28 |
JAC Islanders - TD, Raoul Baroudi 17-yd catch (2-pt convert failed) 8:29 |
JAC Islanders - Safety, conceded by Gabriel Séguin-Allard 10:17 |
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JAC Islanders - TD, Jeremy Pryde 1-yd run (John Molson convert kick) 1:54 |
Beauce Condors - TD, David Savard 6-yd run (Gabriel Séguin-Allard convert kick) 7:47 |
JAC Islanders - TD, Quaid Johnson 27-yd run (John Molson convert kick) 12:33 |
Beauce Condors |
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4 |
14 |
1 |
7 |
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26 |
JAC Islanders |
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0 |
2 |
14 |
14 |
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30 |
Attendance – approximately 700-750
(14 h 30) Stallions Atôme Bourgogne 26 @ Sunnybrooke 0
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: Stade G.F. McHugh, Dollard-des-Ormeaux, QC)
(19 h) CEGEP de Chicoutimi 23 vs Valleyfield Noir et Or 52
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: CEGEP de Valleyfield, Salaberry-de-Valleyfield, QC)
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(13 h) ÉTS le Génie 14 vs Rive-Nord Sabercats 16
(Championnat LFJQ / QJFL Championship)
(terrain/field: Parc Cartier, Laval, QC)
La traduction est en cours. Désolé. | Woulda, coulda, shoulda. It would have been a great Cinderella story if a new team in the league could have gone to the championship final and won the big trophy but it was not to be and the ETS Le Genie team have nobody but themselves to blame. They had their opportunities, they had their chances to win the game but they did not take advantage of them and they lost 16-14. The margin of victory for the Sabercats was a safety that the ETS team conceded midway through the 1st quarter and the two field goal attempts by ETS from short range that yielded no points. The first half of the game was filled by punts and turnovers as neither offense was able to mount any scoring threat. The ETS team had the first good scoring opportunity when they had a first down just 12 yards outside the end zone after E#25 intercepted a pass at the Sabercats 40-yd line, returned it to the 27-yd line and a 15-yd penalty was assessed against Rive-Nord. In two plays they advanced 9 yards but instead of going for it on 3rd down they attempted a 10-yd field goal. However, the kick by E#19 was blocked by S#47 and they scored no points. After another exchange of punts and turnovers, the ETS got another good scoring opportunity late in the 2nd quarter when they had a first down at the Sabercats 14-yd line but they could only advance two yards in two plays and they tried a 21-yd field goal. This time, the ball made it over the Sabercats defenders but it missed the goal posts and S#5 was able to run it out of the end zone to the 28-yd line and the first half finished with the Rive-Nord team enjoying a soccer-style 2-0 lead. The ETS team was finally able to score some points on the opening drive of the 2nd half when E#21 scored a TD on a 65-yd catch-and-run play, that had very little 'catch' and a whole lot of 'run', to take a 7-2 lead (E#19 convert kick). Both teams then adopted a very careful strategy and the scored remained unchanged until the start of the 4th quarter when ETS appeared poised to increase its lead with a first down at the Sabercats 30-yd line. However, they fumbled the ball two plays later and S#5 recovered it. The Sabercats offense then put together a 5-play, 80-yd scoring drive that finished with a 35-yd TD catch by S#6 that put them back in front 9-7 (S#27 convert kick). The strategy that seemed to work for them was to keep handing the ball off to S#8 to focus the ETS defense's attention on stopping the run before throwing a deep pass. That's exactly what the Sabercats offense did the next time it went on the field as they increased their lead to 16-7 with a 4-play, 80-yd scoring drive that started with consecutive carries by S#8 and finished with a 68-yd TD strike to S#6. Each team turned the ball over on the following possessions and ETS went back on offense from its own 10-yd line with 5:10 left on the clock. They moved 91 yards on 12 plays, twice converting on 3rd downs, before E#19 threw a 9-yd TD pass to E#84 to make the score 16-14 (E#19 convert kick) with only 23 seconds left to play. ETS then attempted a short kick but S#33 recovered the ball to seal the victory and a fourth consecutive championship for the Sabercats. After the game, S#8 was named the Most Valuable Player of the game on offense for his 220 rushing yards on 27 carries while S#20 received the same distinction on the defensive side of the ball for his three interceptions. |
Parc Cartier, Laval, QC |
QJFL championship, 2 Nov. 2014, 1 pm |
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Rive-Nord Sabercats - Safety, conceded by Jean-Daniel Chevalier 9:13 |
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no scoring / pas de pointage |
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ETS Le Genie - TD, Jean-Daniel Chevalier 65-yd catch (Jean-Daniel Chevalier convert kick) 1:38 |
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Rive-Nord Sabercats - TD, Dominic Beaudet 35-yd catch (Simon Robitaille convert kick) 2:28 |
Rive-Nord Sabercats - TD, Dominic Beaudet 68-yd catch (Simon Robitaille convert kick) 6:16 |
ETS Le Genie - TD, Tony Desmand 9-yd catch (Jean-Daniel Chevalier convert kick) 14:37 |
ETS Le Genie |
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0 |
0 |
7 |
7 |
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14 |
Rive-Nord Sabercats |
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2 |
0 |
0 |
14 |
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16 |
Attendance – approximately 700-800
(13 h) Collège Bourget Juvenile 21 @ Dorval-Jean-XXIII 34
(séries éliminatoires / playoffs)
(terrain/field: Stade Keith Ewenson, Parc Riverside, Lasalle, QC)