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E-Camp: Raw Huskies product a natural
After just one season of CIS football Chris Hodgson may not have much in the way of training but his physical skills should more than serve him at the CFL Evaluation Camp.
E-Camp: Queen’s big man bred to play O-line
At six-foot-ten, 340 lbs it doesn’t take long to find Matt O’Donnell on the football field. It shouldn’t take long to spot him at E-camp either where he’ll aim to impress ...
Best in the CIS: Laval wins Vanier Cup
Laval easily won the 2010 Vanier Cup over the Calgary Dinos 29-2 in front of 16,237 fans at PEPS Stadium in Quebec City on Saturday afternoon.
From Vanier to Grey for Shomari Williams
366 days after he won the 2009 Vanier Cup with the Queen’s Gaels, Shomari Williams is back in a championship game, this time with the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
Laval edges Western for Uteck win
The Laval Rouge et Or edged past the Western Mustangs 13-11 in the Uteck Bowl on Saturday afternoon before a raucous crowd of 11,547 at PEPS Stadium in Quebec City.
Pair of Canadian rookies stepping up for Argos
Spencer Watt and Grant Shaw, both rookies out of the CIS have been coming up big in the past few weeks for the Argos and are relishing their opportunities in the playoffs.
Western Mustangs win 103rd Yates Cup
Western Mustangs kicker Lirim Hajrullahu nailed a 34-yard field goal with just 2.1 seconds left on the clock, sealing a 26-25 Yatest Cup victory over the Ottawa Gee Gees.
Foster fights for a home in the Lions den
Foster was expected to use his lethal combination of size and speed to excel in the CFL, which is why some observers wonder why he has spent so much time on the Lions’ practice roster.
First things first for top pick Shomari Williams
It’s been a year of firsts for the Saskatchewan’s Shomari Williams: First overall in the Draft. First CFL tackle in Week 1 vs Montreal. First start in week 13 against the Ticats.
Montreal’s Sené an early Hec Crighton favourite
In a year where the CIS is devoid of the standout QBs that have marked the league in years past, one man is rising above the rest in Hec Crighton talk: Montreal’s Rotrand Sené.
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