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History & Objectives
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Stats
Rosters
News
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FOOTBALL CANADA CUP 2008

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2007 Standings Under 17	2007 Standings Under 19
1 - Québec	1 - Alberta
2 - Manitoba	2 - Ontario
3 - Eastern Ontario	3 - Saskatchewan
4 - Western Ontario	4 - Québec
5 - Southern Alberta	5 - Manitoba
6 - Northern Alberta

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2008 UNDER 17 GAME SCHEDULE

Date	Time	Event	Participants	Location
Saturday, July 5th	12H00	Game 1	Southern Alberta vs. Western Ontario (home)	Bishop’s
Saturday, July 5th	16H00	Game 2	Northern Alberta vs. Eastern Ontario (home)	Bishop’s
Saturday, July 5th	19H30	Game 3	Manitoba vs. Québec (home)	Sherbrooke
Tuesday, July 8th	12H00	Game 6	Loser Game 1 vs. Loser Game 2 (home)	Bishop’s
Tuesday, July 8th	16H00	Game 7	Winner Game 1 vs. Loser Game 3 (home)	Bishop’s
Tuesday, July 8th	19H30	Game 8	Winner Game 2 vs. Winner Game 3 (home)	Sherbrooke
Friday, July 11th	12H00	Game 11	Loser Game 6 vs. Loser Game 7 (home)	SHERBROOKE
Friday, July 11th	15H30	Game 12	Winner Game 6 vs. Loser Game 8 (home)	BISHOP'S
Friday, July 11th	19H00	Game 13 Gold	Winner Game 7 vs. Winner Game 8 (home)	Bishop’s

 

*** Field assignments subject to change based on facilities requirements***

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2008 Under 19 GAME SCHEDULE

 

Each mini-game will consist of:   * two 12-minute halves – regulation time * no halftime   * overtime procedures - shootout   *20-minute break between mini-games

Mini-Game 1 – 5th vs. 3rd Mini-Game 2 – 5th vs. 4th Mini-Game 3 – 4th vs. 3rd

*** Field assignments subject to change based on facility requirements***

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Bishop's University       2600 College Sherbrooke, QC
University of Sherbrooke 2500 boul. de l'Université Sherbrooke, QC

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Forms & PPM

2008 Football Canada Cup PPM

Coach and Player Forms

Doping Control Form

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Accommodations

Delta Sherbrooke Hotel

Other Hotels

http://www.tourismesherbrooke.com/

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Rosters

U19s

Alberta

Manitoba

Ontario

Quebec

Saskatchewan

U17s

Manitoba

Northern Alberta

Ontario East

Ontario West

Quebec

Southern Alberta

FOOTBALL CANADA CUP 2007

Results
News
Schedule
Rosters
Forms & PPM

 

Results

U19

1 - Alberta
2 - Ontario
3 - Saskatchewan
4 - Québec
5 - Manitoba

U17

1 - Québec
2 - Manitoba
3 - Eastern Ontario
4 - Western Ontario
5 - Southern Alberta
6 - Northern Alberta

	U19
	vs.
8	1st quarter	7
15	2nd quarter	7
22	3rd quarter	7
24	4th quarter	7
24	FINAL	7

News

July 16, 2007 - FCC photos
July 14, 2007 - U19 All-Star Team and Tournament MVPs
July 14, 2007 - Game Recap - DAY 6 - Gold Medal
July 14, 2007 - Game Recap - DAY 6 - Bronze round-robin
July 13, 2007 - U17 All-Star Team and Tournament MVPs
July 13, 2007 - Game Recap - DAY 5
July 11, 2007 - Game Recap - DAY 4
July 10, 2007 - Game Recap - DAY 3
July 9, 2007 - Game Recap - DAY 2
July 9, 2007 - Game Recap - DAY 1
June 26, 2007 - Football Canada Cup 2007 Poster
June 19, 2007 - Larry Smith named Honourary President for Sherbrooke 2007 Football Canada Cup
June 8, 2007 - News Bulletin #1
May 30, 2007 - FCC 2007 Game Schedule is now available
May 14, 2007 - Sherbrooke to host "Football Canada Cup" from July 6th - 15th 

REFERENCE DOCUMENTS

Travel & Registration Itinerary (pdf) - REVISED
Transport Canada Travel Advisory - First Aid Kits (pdf)
Tentative Master Schedule (pdf) - REVISED
Game Schedule (pdf) - REVISED
Practice Schedule (pdf) - REVISED
Sports Facilities Info Sheet (pdf)
Medical Info Sheet (pdf)
Bishop's University Campus Map (pdf)

Tourisme Sherbrooke 1-800-561-8331
Tourisme Memphrémagog 1-800-267-2744

Map of Sherbrooke area
Directions to Bishop's University
Directions to Univeristy of Sherbrooke
Directions to Du Phare High School

Accommodations in Sherbrooke (pdf)
Accommodations in Magog (pdf)

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Schedule

Under 17s (U17)
Region A              Region B
Manitoba               Western Ontario
Eastern Ontario     Quebec
Northern Alberta    Southern Alberta

Under 19s (U19)
Region A              Region B
Saskatchewan       Quebec
Manitoba               Ontario
Alberta

Championship Schedule:

Saturday, July 7 (U17)
#01 – 10:00 – Manitoba (8) vs. Western Ontario (0) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Manitoba Offensive Game MVP - #7 Brett Cameron - QB/P/K
Manitoba Defensive Game MVP - #99 Matt Anderson - LB

Western Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #26 Javion Elson - RB
Western Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #44 Humberto Soares - LB

#02 – 14:00 – Northern Alberta (6) vs. Eastern Ontario (17) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Northern Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #32 Taylor Souster - RB
Northern Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #52 Linden Gaydosh - DL

Eastern Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #31 Brendan Gillanders - RB
Eastern Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #21 Simon Ryder-Burbridge - DB

#03 – 17:00 – Southern Alberta (24) vs. Quebec (30) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Quebec Offensive Game MVP - #83 Vincent Cleroux-Gaudreault - WR
Quebec Defensive Game MVP - #1 Anthony Coady - DB

Southern Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #34 Jeff Hassler - RB
Southern Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #15 Freddy Ostrosser - DB

Sunday, July 8 (U19)
#04 – 13:00 – Ontario (20) vs. Quebec (16) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #2 Ryan Rowe - RB
Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #91 Daniel Wickens - DL

Quebec Offensive Game MVP - #22 Rotrand Sené - RB
Quebec Defensive Game MVP - #99 Elie N'Goyi - DL

#05 – 17:00 – Manitoba (13) vs. Alberta (55) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #33 Anthony Parker - SB
Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #20 Rhys Coppens - DB

Manitoba Offensive Game MVP - #12 Kevin Hayes - QB
Manitoba Defensive Game MVP - #90 Kevin Kwasny - DL

Tuesday, July 10 (U17)
#06 – 10:00 – Northern Alberta (6) vs. Southern Alberta (51) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Southern Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #34 Jeff Hassler - RB
Southern Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #35 Stephen Dereniwski - LB

Northern Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #7 Jerit Lambert - QB
Northern Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #24 Kristopher Godreau - DB

#07 – 13:00 – Manitoba (11) vs. Eastern Ontario (10) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Eastern Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #31 Brendan Gillanders - RB
Eastern Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #72 Ettore Lattanzio - DL

Manitoba Offensive Game MVP - #36 Adam Mazowita - RB
Manitoba Defensive Game MVP - #35 Matthew Arnold - DB

#08 – 17:00 – Western Ontario (6) vs. Quebec (12) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Western Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #7 Ryley Wright - QB
Western Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #21 Kyle Karczynski - DB

Quebec Offensive Game MVP - #33 Jerome Stewart - RB
Quebec Defensive Game MVP - #90 Antoine Vallé - DL

Wednesday, July 11 (U19)
#09 – 13:00 – Saskatchewan (7) vs. Alberta (40) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #22 Matthew Walter - RB
Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #95 Cody Gross - DL

Saskatchewan Offensive Game MVP - #20 Liam Dow - RB
Saskatchewan Defensive Game MVP - #54 Peter Thiel - LB

#10 – 17:00 – Quebec (33) vs. Manitoba (14) - GAME RECAP - STATS

Manitoba Offensive Game MVP - #1 Paul Childs - REC
Manitoba Defensive Game MVP - #21 David Ferrier - DB

Quebec Offensive Game MVP - #20 Kevin Kwateng - RB
Quebec Defensive Game MVP - #21 Mohamed Zerbo - DB

Friday, July 13 (U17)
#11 – 10:00 – Eastern Ontario (20) vs. Southern Alberta (2) - STATS

Eastern Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #31 Brendan Gillanders - RB
Eastern Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #2 Sam Sabourin - LB

Southern Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #1 Storm Bartsoff - RB
Southern Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #21 Tom Spoletini - DB

#12 – 13:00 – Northern Alberta (13) vs. Western Ontario (21) - STATS

Western Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #25 Adrian Dolley - RB
Western Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #47 Josh Meier - LB

Northern Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #32 Taylor Souster - RB
Northern Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #24 Kristopher Godreau - DB

#13 – 17:00 – (Gold Medal Game) Manitoba (14) vs. Quebec (34) - STATS

Quebec Offensive Game MVP - #7 Jean-Simon Ouellet - QB
Quebec Defensive Game MVP - #51 Byron Perez-Archambault - LB

Manitoba Offensive Game MVP - #2 Ryan Marsch - QB
Manitoba Defensive Game MVP - #99 Matt Anderson - LB

Saturday, July 14 (U19)
#14 – 13:00 – (Bronze Medal Game) Mini-round Robin with 3 teams
     Manitoba (10) vs. Quebec (14) - STATS
     Manitoba (0) vs. Saskatchewan (23) - STATS
     Saskatchewan (10) vs. Quebec (0) - STATS

Manitoba Offensive Game MVP - #6 John Szilagyi - K
Manitoba Defensive Game MVP - #10 Scott Kuz - DB

Quebec Offensive Game MVP - #83 Scott Mironowicz - REC
Quebec Defensive Game MVP - #92 Rany Al-Zawartha - DL

Saskatchewan Offensive Game MVP - #20 Liam Dow - RB
Saskatchewan Defensive Game MVP - #5 Nico Higgs - LB

#15 – 17:00 – (Gold Medal Game) Alberta (24) vs. Ontario (7) - STATS

Ontario Offensive Game MVP - #80 Mitchell Callaghan - WR
Ontario Defensive Game MVP - #42 Zack Redwood - LB

Alberta Offensive Game MVP - #22 Matthew Walter - RB
Alberta Defensive Game MVP - #95 Cody Gross - DL

Du Phare High School 405 rue Sara Sherbrooke, QC
Bishop's University       2600 College Sherbrooke, QC
University of Sherbrooke 2500 boul. de l'Université Sherbrooke, QC

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Rosters

U19s
Team Alberta
Team Saskatchewan
Team Manitoba
Team Ontario
Team Quebec

U17s
Team Northern Alberta
Team Southern Alberta
Team Manitoba
Team Western Ontario
Team Eastern Ontario
Team Quebec

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Forms & PPM

Football Canada Cup 2007 - Player Form (pdf)
Football Canada Cup 2007 - Coach and Support Staff Form (pdf)
Football Canada Cup 2007 - Policy and Procedures Manual (pdf)

 

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History & Objectives

Football Canada Cup is the Under 19 National Tackle Football Championship that was developed in 1992, featuring the best high school and midget football players from across Canada who had not yet played at the university or junior level. The first competition was held in 1993, with the addition of the Under 17 Championship in 2004, underlining Football Canada’s commitment to increasing participation of Tackle Football across Canada.

During its initial stage the event involved a series of qualifying games across Canada to determine which four Provincial Teams would advance to the "final four" tournament. The Championship now allows for every province that is a member of Football Canada to submit a provincial team at the National Final.

The specific objectives of the Football Canada Cup are:

1. To provide Canada's best youth football players in the age category of Under 19 & Under 17 the opportunity to participate in a National Championship while developing their skills and showcasing these individuals as the best players in this age category.
2. To promote National unity, by permitting athletes from the various regions of Canada to live together once a year while participating in a National Championship, and to see and experience the culture of the host province.
3. To promote and develop consistent delivery systems, programs, and rules among all provincial associations for the development of young football players.
4. To encourage individuals to continue playing amateur football in Canada at the Junior (CJFL, QJFL) or University (CIS) Level.
5. Football Canada is very proud to foster an environment which promotes gender equity within the association; cultivates the principles of fair play; and, further, enforces an anti-doping policy by adopting the Canadian Anti-Doping Program as endorsed by Sport Canada.

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Past U19 Winners

Year	Location	Winner & Final Score	Participants
1993	Calgary, AB	Quebec (38) – B.C. (32)	Alberta B.C. Manitoba Quebec
1994	No competion due to lack of funding
1995	Montreal, QC	Alberta (10) – Quebec(6)	Alberta B.C. Manitoba Quebec
1996	Red Deer, AB	Ontario (16) – Alberta (16) (ON wins with fewest points against)	Alberta Manitoba Northern Ontario Ontario
1997	Ottawa, ON	Alberta (56) – NCAFA (20)	Alberta B.C. Manitoba NCAFA New Brunswick
1998	Halifax, NS	Alberta (49) – Nova Scotia (28)	Alberta B.C. Manitoba New Brunswick Nova Scotia
1999	Vancouver, BC	B.C. (45) – Ontario (25)	Alberta B.C. Manitoba Ontario New Brunswick Nova Scotia
2000	Winnipeg, MB	Alberta 3-0 in round robin	Alberta B.C. Manitoba New Brunswick
2001	Medicine Hat, AB	Alberta 3-0 in round robin	Alberta Manitoba New Brunswick Nova Scotia
2002	Ottawa, ON	Ontario (48) – Manitoba (27)	Alberta Manitoba New Brunswick Nova Scotia Ontario
2003	Ottawa, ON	Ontario (24) – Alberta (21)	Alberta Manitoba Nova Scotia Ontario Ottawa
2004	Ottawa, ON	Ontario 21 – Alberta 18 (OT)	Alberta Manitoba Nova Scotia Ontario Saskatchewan
2005	Waterloo, ON	Manitoba & Alberta 2-1 in round robin (MB wins as a result of head-to-head win)	Alberta Manitoba Ontario Saskatchewan
2006	Winnipeg, MB	Quebec (26) - Saskatchewan (2)	Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec
2007	Sherbrooke, QC	Alberta (24) - Ontario (7)	Alberta Saskatchewan Manitoba Ontario Quebec

Year	Location	Winner & Final Score	Participants
2004	Waterloo, ON	Eastern Ontario (47) - Nova Scotia (0)	Manitoba Central Ontario Southern Ontario Eastern Ontario Nova Scotia
2005	Waterloo, ON	Manitoba (30) – Central Ontario (15)	Central Ontario Manitoba Nova Scotia Southern Ontario
2006	Winnipeg, MB	Manitoba, Western & Eastern Ontario 2-1 in round robin (MB wins as a result of head-to-head competition and points for)	Manitoba Thunder Bay Western Ontario Eastern Ontario
2007	Sherbrooke, QC	Quebec (34) - Manitoba (14)	Northern Alberta Southern Alberta Manitoba Western Ontario Eastern Ontario Quebec

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Stats

2006
U17 - Game Summaries (pdf)
U17 - Cumulative Stats (pdf)
U17 - Tournament Leaders (pdf)
U17 - Eastern Ontario Game Stats (pdf)
U17 - Manitoba Game Stats (pdf)
U17 - Thunder Bay Game Stats (pdf)
U17 - Western Ontario Game Stats (pdf)
U19 - Game Summaries (pdf)
U19 - Cumulative Stats (pdf)
U19 - Tournament Leaders (pdf)
U19 - Alberta Game Stats (pdf)
U19 - Manitoba Game Stats (pdf)
U19 - Ontario Game Stats (pdf)
U19 - Quebec Game Stats (pdf)
U19 - Saskatchewan Game Stats (pdf)

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Rosters

U19s

1993	1999	2004
1995	2000	2005
1996	2001	2006
1997	2002	2007
1998	2003

U17s

2004
2005
2006
2007

News

Football Canada Cup 2006

  

Football Canada held its Annual National Tackle Football Championships at the University of Manitoba in Winnipeg, Manitoba from July 7th to July 16th, 2006. For the second time, the Under 19 and Under 17 Age Group Championships were held at the same location, with games being played at the University of Manitoba, East Side Stadium, and Gold Medal matches at Canad Inns Stadium.

Congratulations to Team Quebec, U19 Champions and to Team Manitoba, who have won their second consecutive U17 title. Final team standings for Under 19s: Gold – Quebec, Silver – Saskatchewan, Bronze – Manitoba, 4th – Ontario, 5th – Alberta. Standings for Under 17s: Gold – Manitoba, Silver –Western Ontario, Bronze – Eastern Ontario, 4th – Thunder Bay.

Congratulations to all the teams for showcasing great football! Thanks to all the coaches, parents, and fans who showed up to cheer on our Nation’s best players. And special thanks to the University of Manitoba and our host organizing committee, Football Manitoba for putting together a hugely successful event! Photos and complete tournament statistics are available at www.footballcanadacup.com.

2006
October 4, 2006 - FCC Game Tapes Now Available
July 15, 2006 - U19 All-Star Team
July 15, 2006 - U19 Bronze and Gold Medal Game MVPs
July 15, 2006 - U19 - Quebec FCC 2006 Champions
July 14, 2006 - U17 All-Star Team
July 14, 2006 - U17 - Manitoba FCC 2006 Champions
July 14, 2006 - U17 Game 6 MVPs
July 14, 2006 - U17 Game 5 MVPs
July 13, 2006 - U19 Game 4 MVPs
July 13, 2006 - U19 Game 3 MVPs
July 12, 2006 - U17 Day 2 Results
July 11, 2006 - U17 Game 4 MVPs
July 11, 2006 - U17 Game 3 MVPs
July 11, 2006 - U19 Urgent Update RE: Medal Round
July 11, 2006 - U19 Day 1 Results
July 10, 2006 - U19 Game 2 MVPs
July 10, 2006 - U19 Game 1 MVPs
July 10, 2006 - U17 Day 1 Results
July 9, 2006 - U17 Game 2 MVPs
July 9, 2006 - U17 Game 1 MVPs
July 6, 2006 - Urgent Update RE: Towel Service
July 5, 2006 - Information Sheet for Parents
June 30, 2006 - For Immediate Release: Football Canada Cup
June 27, 2006 - News Bulletin #2
June 26, 2006 - U19 Schedule of Events
June 26, 2006 - U17 Schedule of Events
June 26, 2006 - Football Manitoba Thank You to Valued Sponsors
June 22, 2006 - U19 Team Saskatchewan Players to Watch
June 22, 2006 - U19 Team Alberta Players to Watch
June 22, 2006 - Football Canada Cup 2006 Merchandise
June 6, 2006 - News Bulletin #1
May 30, 2006 - Welcome to Football Canada Cup 2006

2005
July 9, 2005 - U17 Manitoba takes the Gold
July 9, 2005 - U19 Manitoba takes home the Gold!
July 7, 2005 - U17 Central wins battle of Ontario to advance to Gold
July 7, 2005 - U17 Manitoba clinches berth in Gold Medal Game
July 7, 2005 - U17 Gold Medal and Bronze Medal Match-Ups
July 6, 2005 - U19 Game #4 - Manitoba vs. Alberta
July 6, 2005 - U19 Game #3 - Ontario vs. Saskatchewan
July 5, 2005 - U17 Game #4 - Central Ontario vs. Nova Scotia
July 5, 2005 - U17 Game #3 - Manitoba vs. Southern Ontario
July 3, 2005 - U17 Game #2 - Nova Scotia vs. Southern Ontario
July 3, 2005 - U17 Game #1 - Manitoba vs. Central Ontario
July 3, 2005 - U19 Game #2 - Alberta vs. Saskatchewan
July 3, 2005 - U19 Game #1 - Manitoba vs. Ontario
June 28, 2005 - Football Canada Cup 2005

2004
July 10, 2004 - Tournament All-Stars - Offense
July 10, 2004 - Team Ontario Three-Peats!
July 7, 2004 - Ontario and Alberta will battle for Gold once again
July 4, 2004 - Ontario advances to Final
July 2004 - Football Canada Cup kicks off this weekend

2003
July 5, 2003 - Tournament All-Star Team
July 5, 2003 - Ontario Retains Title
July 3, 2003 - Ontario turns Ottawa to Bronze

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Photos

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