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Over $4 million invested in amateur football by the CFL in 2019
Member clubs and the league deepened their commitment to growing the game across Canada this past year and invested over $4 million, it was announced on Wednesday.
CFL, PHE Canada unveil ‘Move Think Learn – Football in Focus’ resource
The CFL and Physical and Health Education Canada has unveiled a newly-enhanced guide that will assist educators in bringing football to schools and communities.
Beckford twins inspired by Argonaut to play football
After each being born prematurely at 26 weeks, twins Elijah and Jayquan Beckford are helping to grow a new football program at C.W. Jeffrys Collegiate Institute in Toronto.
Lions visit elementary school to encourage students to #TryFootball
Andrew Peirson and Claudell Louis joined a few elementary students for the After School Sport & Arts Initiative to encourage them to #TryFootball.
Hortis, Halls thriving in first two years of high-school football
After getting into football, cousins Lukas Hortis and Dylan Halls are doing anything and everything to improve their respective games in their Grade 10 season.
Grossman: Newfoundland high school student determined to pursue football
Keegan Sooley survived being hit by a car, tried football and now wants to pursue the sport. CFL.ca’s David Grossman writes.
Grossman: All-female officiating crew makes history in Manitoba
Five women made history in Manitoba, becoming the first all-female crew to officiate a football game. CFL.ca’s David Grossman writes.
Grossman: B.C. high school finds success after trying football
CFL.ca’s David Grossman writes the story of Sullivan Heights Secondary School and their success with a new football program.
Hail Mary!: High school team nabs biggest win in Canadian history
Clarkson Football North secured the biggest win in Canadian high school history last weekend thanks to an unbelievable Hail Mary with three seconds left on the clock.
Grossman: Setback not the end of football dreams for high school student
For Kayla Fernando, a setback in her football career didn’t stop her from pursuing the sport she loves. CFL.ca’s David Grossman writes.