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BRITISH COLUMBIA FOOTBALL CONFERENCE FINAL STANDINGS – 1947 – 2014 2014 Team W L T Pts F A Okanagan Sun Langley Rams Kamloops Broncos Vancouver Island Raiders Westshore Rebels Valley Huskers 9 7 6 5 2 1 1 3 4 5 8 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 18 14 12 10 4 2 434 443 295 342 173 159 139 254 306 299 418 430 Season Notes (A) – January 7, 2014 – Vancouver Island Raiders named former linebacker Brian Ridgeway their new head coach (B) - March 20, 2014 – Westshore Rebels announced the hiring of co-head coaches Tom Fong and Andrew Axhorn. Both coaches replace 2013 interm coach Tim Kearse. Fong subsequently resigned in mid-June. Sheldon Halliman was named co-head coach (C) - April 4, 2014 – At the annual B.C. lions Orange Helmets Awards the following former BCFC coaches were honoured for their time involved in football in B.C. Dave Easley former coach of Renfrew Trojans, Pete Ohler former coach with the Meralomas and Ranji Mattu, former Vancouver Blue Bomber coach were honoured with Pioneer Awards. The Bob Ackles Lifetime Achievement Award was presented to former Abbotsford Air Force Head Coach Jerry Mulliss. (D) – September 17, 2014 – Linebacker J.T. Fernandez of the Okanagan Sun died of an apparent suicide (E) – September 18, 2014 – Former Vancouver Meralomas Head Coach Ed Murray and former BCFC Executive member Ron Docherty were both inducted into the British Colmbia Football Hall of Fame in the Builders Category (F) – At the Cullen Cup game on October 26, 2014 former BCFC President Frank Naso was named a Life Member of the BCFC. (G) – On November 3, 2014, the Vancouver Islad Raiders fired Head Coach Brian Ridgeway. Reason given was a conflict between Brian and some members of the board (H) – November 14, 2014 – Kamloops Broncos head coach Duncan Olthius resigned as head coach due to work commitments. Duncan stayed on as a consultant and assistant coach (I) – November 17, 2014 the Westshore Rebels announced that Andrew Axhorn would not be returning as head coach (J) – November 24, 2014, the Kamloops Broncos announced that assistant coach Brad Yamaoka was named head coach of the team, replacing Duncan Olthuis. (K) – November 29, 2014, former BCFC President and current President of Football BC Larry Reda, was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in the Builders category (L) – December 3, 2014 – Vancouver Island Raiders announced Jeremy Conn as their new head coach. Jeremy replaced fired Bran Ridgeway. League Executive Team Presidents President – Gord Johnson Chilliwack Huskers – Jack Covey 1
Vice President – Tyler McLaren Treasurer – Fred Ponech Drug Education – Ron White Head Coach – Doug Hocking Game Commissioner – Cory Philpot Statistician – Heather Foster Media Coord – Ryan Watters Registrar – Judith Tucker Secretary – Helen Johnson Kamloops Broncos – Dino Bernardo Okanagan Sun – Paul Carson South Surrey Rams – Gord Querin Vancouver Isl Raiders – Kabel Atwall Westshore Rebels – Elise Pastro Team Head Coaches Chilliwack Huskers – Adam Smith Kamloops Broncos – Duncan Olthius Okanagan Sun – Shane Beatty Langley Rams – Jeff Alamolhoda Van. Isl Raiders – Brian Ridgeway West Shore Rebels – Andrew Axhorn BCFC Life Members Ken Smith Paul Shortt Don Barker Frank Naso Wendy Clark Doug Ferne Jack Covey Norm Jones Ron White Pete Olinger Red Reiffer Ruth Ferne Karen Shortt 2014 BCFC Major Award Winners Outstanding Offensive Lineman – Michele Vecchio – Okanagan Sun Outstanding Offensive Back – Alex Bradley – Okanagan Sun Outstanding Receiver – Derek Yachison – Kamloops Broncos Outstanding Offensive Player – Marshall Cook – Vancouver Island Raiders Outstanding Defensive Lineman – Dylan Roper – Langley Rams Outstanding Linebacker – Dylan Chapdelaine – Vancouver Island Raiders Outstanding Defensive Back – Brennan Van Nistlerooy – Okanagan Sun Outstanding Defensive Player – Dylan Roper – Langley Rams Rookie of the Year – Ethan Schulz – Langley Rams Outstanding Special Teams Player – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Ron White Community Service Award – Steve Thomas – Langley Rams Ranji Mattu Memorial Coach of the Year – Shane Beatty – Okanagan Sun Ken Smith Executive of the Year – Elise Pastro / Sue Fournier – Westshore Rebels President Dave Cook Memorial Most Sportsmanlike Team – Westshore Rebels 2014 BCFC All-Stars Offense Defense Off Line – Cliff Crews – Okanagan Sun Off Line – Jamie Wandell – Langley Rams Off Line – Cameron Brown – Kamloops Broncos Off Line – Spencer Lang – Langley Rams Off Line – Michele Vecchio – Okanagan Sun Receiver – Marshall Cook – V.I. Raiders Receiver – Jordan Rodinsky – Westshore Rebels Receiver – Derek Yachison – Kamloops Broncos Receiver – Dan English – Lanlgey Rams Running Back – Alex Bradley – Okanagan Sun Def Line – Ash Gayat – Vancouver Island Raiders Def Line – Dylan Roper – Langley Rams Def Line – Zak Ironstand – Okanagan Sun Def Line – Alex Agnoletto – Langley Rams Linebacker – Dylan Chapdelaine – V. I. Raiders Linebacker – Ethan Schulz – Langley Rams Linebacker – Chris Pastro – Westshore Rebels Def Back – Brennan Van Nistelrooy – Okanagan Sun Def Back – Dexter Janke – Okanagan Sun Def Back – Braeden Swatez – Westshore Rebels 2
Running Back – Jacob Palmarin – Kamloops Broncos Quarterback – Liam O’Brien – V.I. Raiders Punter – Dan Erickson – Valley Huskers Place Kicker – Steve Thomas – Langley Rams Def Back – John Beckerleg – Langley Rams Def Back – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Return Specialst – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun 2014 Canadian Junior Football League All-Canadians – Award Winners All-Canadians Offense Defense Offensive Line – Michele Vecchio – Okanagan Sun Offensive Line – Cliff Crews – Okanagan Sun Receiver – Whitman Tomusiak – V.I. Raiders Receiver – Derek Yachison – Kamloops Broncos Running Back – Alex Bradley – Okanagan Sun Quarterback – Liam O’Brien – Vancouver Island Raiders Return Specialist – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Defensive Line – Alex Agnoletto – Langley Rams Defensive Line – Zac Ironstand – Okanagan Sun Defensive Line – Dylan Roper – Langley Rams Linebacker – Dylan Chapdelaine – V.I. Raiders Defensive Back – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Defensive Back – Brennan Van Nistelrooy – Okanagan Sun Defensive Back – Braeden Swatez – Westshore Rebels 2014 CJFL Award Winners CJFL Executive of the Year – Elise Pastro / Sue Fournier – Westshore Rebels CJFL Rookie of the Year – Ethan Schulz – Langley Rams Gord Currie CJFL Coach of the Year – Shane Beatty – Okanagan Sun CJFL Life Member – Frank Naso – Past President of the BCFC 2014 Season’s Top Performers Top Scorers Name Team Steve Thomas Thomas Huber Aaron Smit Langley Rams 0 Okanagan Sun 3 Kamloops Broncos 0 TD FG Single Con Points 19 12 13 8 2 3 44 44 25 109 100 67 OFFENSE Most Rush Attempts – 91 – Jacob Palmarin – Kamloops Broncos Most Rushing Yards – 672 – Alex Bradley – Okanagan Sun Most Rushing Touchdowns – 7 – Nathan Berg – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Pass Receptions – 64 – Marshall Cook – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Pass Receiving Yards – 1084 – Marshall Cook – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Pass Receiving Touchdowns – 9 – Marshall Cook – Vancouver Island Raiders Daniel English – Langley Rams Most Pass Attempts – 366 – Hunter Lake – Westshore Rebrls Most Pass Completions – 177 – Hunter Lake – Westshore Rebels Most Passing Yards – 2842 – Liam O’Brien – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Touchdown Passes – 20 – Liam O’Brien – Vancouver Island Raiders Steve Schuweiler – Kamloops Broncos DEFENSE Most Defensive Points – 127 – Chris Pastro – Westshore Rebels Most Tackles – 43 – Chris Pastro – Westshore Rebels Most Assisted Tackles – 25 – Dylan Chapdelaine – Vancouver Island Raiders 3
Most Quarterback Sacks – 10 – Dylan Roper – Langley Rams Most Fumble Returns – 4 – Ethan Schultz – Langley Rams Most Interception Returns – 7 – Braeden Swatez – Westshore Rebels Most Blocked Kicks – 2 – Chris Pastro – Westshore Rebels Jesse Smith – Valley Huskers SPECIAL TEAMS Most Punt Returns – 36 – John Beckerleg – Langley Rams Most Punt Return Yards – 685 – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Most Punt Return Touchdowns – 4 – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Most kick-off Returns – 25 – Kaanon Felix – Valley Huskers John Beckerleg – Langley Rams Most kick-off Return Yards – 848 – John Beckerleg – Langley Rams Most kick-off Return Touchdowns – 4 – John Beckerleg – Langley Rams Most Field Goal Attempts – 24 – Steven Thomas – Langley Rams Most Field Goals Made – 19 – Steven Thomas – Langley Rams Most Punts – 72 – Dan Erickson – Valley Huskers Best Punting Average – 38.5 – Dan Erickson – Valley Huskers BCFC Semi-Final (at Langley – 750 fans) – Langley Rams – 48 – Kamloops Broncos - 46 Langley scoring – Nathan Lund – 15 carries – 185 yards – TD; Joe Patko – 5 carries – 19 yards – 1 TD – 3 receptions – 33 yards – 1 TD; Jordan McCarty – 8 of 16 passing – 232 yards – 3 TD’s; Malcom Williams – 3 receptions – 73 yardfs – TD; Dan English - 1 reception – 78 yard –TD; Steve Thomas – 2 fieldgols – 6 converts – 12 points; Alex Agnoletto – 4 tackles – 3 assists – 2 QB sacks – 14 defensive points; Brock Gowanlock – 2 tackles – 1 assists – 2 QB sacks – 13 defensive points. Kamloops Broncos scoring – Steve Schuweiler – 28 of 45 for 543 yards – 4 TD’s – 4 carries – 14 yards – 2 TD’s;; Jacob Palmarin – 13 carries – 113 yard – 3 receptions – 52 yards; Devin Csincsa – 10 receptions – 144 yards – TD; Derek Yachison – 8 receptions – 178 yards – 2 TD’s; Kyle Richardson – 6 tackles – 3 assists – 15 defensive points; Dan Wisegerber - 4 tackles – 1 assist – 9 defensive points. BCFC Semi-Final (at Kelowna – 1050 fans) – Okanagan Sun – 47 – Van. Island Raiders – 16 Okanagan scoring – Alex Bradley – 8 carries – 79 yards – 2 TD’s – 2 receptions – 10 yards; Dylan Fortune - 7 carries – 75 yards -TD; Thomas Huber – 5 receptions – 86 yards – 1 TD – 2 field goals – 5 converts; Lerone Robinson – 1 reception – 74 yards – TD; Cam Bedore – 12 of 18 passing – 226 yards - 2 TD’s; Zac Ironstand – 2 tackles – 3 QB sacks - 13 defensive points; Ron Mwamba – 4 tackles – 1 assist – 1 QB sack – 12 defensive ponts; Rob Yochim – 3 tackles – 1 batted ball – 1 interception – 12 defensive points. Vancouver Island scoring – Mike Ritchott – 5 carries – 46 yards – 2 receptions – 31 yards – 3 lickoff returns – 50 yards; Nathan Berg – 6 carries – 10 yards – TD; Marshal Cook – 4 receptions – 68 yards – TD; Liam O’Brien – 18 of 34 – 233 yards – 1TD; Ash Gayat – 5 tackles – 1 QB sack – 13 defensive points; Dylan Chapdelaine - 6 tackles – 12 defensive points; Owen Redlick – 6 tackles – 12 defensive points. BCFC Cullen Cup Final (at Kelowna – 1360 fans) – Langley Rams – 23 – Okanagan Sun - 19 Langley Rams Scoring – Nathan Lund – 16 carries – 105 yards – 2 TD’s; Jacob Patko – 6 carries - 36 yards – TD; Malcolm Williams – 6 receptions – 138 yards; Jordan McCarty – 14 of 27 – 230 yards; Luke Andrews – 7 tackles – 2 assists – 1 QB sack - 1 fumble return – 21 defensive points; Charles Scott – 4 tackles – 1 batted ball – 1 interception – 14 defensive points; Marcus Brown – 5 tackles – 2 batted balls – 14 defensive points. Okanagan Sun Scoring – Alex Bradley - 12 carries – 143 yards – 1 TD (including 101 yard TD run) – 2 receptions – 24 yards; Cam Bedore – 8 carries – 36 yards ; 9 of 18 passing for 122 yards; Kyle Patchell – 2 receptions – 48 yards; Thomas Huber – 3 field goals (12,14,26 yards) – 1 singles – 1 convert – 11 points; Brennan Van Nistelrooy – 9 tackles – 18 defensiver points; Landon King – 4 tackles – 1 assist - 1 batted ball – 11 defensive points; Jeff Mock – 5 tackles – 10 defensive points; Manu Eli – 3 tackles – 1 assist - 1 batted ball – 10 defensive points. Players of the Game – Offense – Nathan Lund – running back – Langley Rams; Defense – Luke Andrews – Def Line – Langley Rams; Special Teams – Brennan Van Nistelrooy - punter – Okanagan Sun 4
CJFL Canadian Bowl (at Langley, B.C. 1449 fans) – Saskatoon Hilltops – 39 – Langley Rams – 14 Langley Rams Scoring – Nathan Lund – 8 carries – 45 yards; Jordan Traversy – 8 carries – 38 yards – 1 reception – 8 yards; Malcom Williams – 6 receptions – 134 yards – 2 TD’s; Dan English – 7 receptions – 74 yards; Jacob Carvery – 6 receptions – 57 yards; Steve Thomas – 2 converts. Brandon Klein – 4 tackles – 2 QB sacks – 14 defensive points; Luke Andrews – 4 tackles -2 assists – 10 defensive points; Clovis Lumeka – 2 tackles – 1 assist – 1 batted ball – 1 fumble return – 9 defensive points; Charles Scott – 4 tackles – 1 assist – 9 defensive points. ************************************************** 2013 Team W L T Pts F A Vancouver Island Raiders Okanagan Sun Langley Rams Kamloops Broncos Valley Huskers Westshore Rebels 8 8 7 2 2 2 2 2 3 7 7 8 0 0 0 1 1 0 16 16 14 5 5 4 392 303 443 176 167 195 151 128 198 332 392 453 Season Notes (A) – March 5, 2013 – Former Vancouver Island Raiders quarterback Jordan Yantz was named recipient of the 2012 Wally Buono Award. (B) – At the AGM on March 23, the Chilliwack Huskers requested and were granted a name change bac to their original name the Valley Huskers commencing with the 2013 season (C) – Friday April 19, at the Orange Helmet Awards ceremony, former Abbotsford Air Force Head Coach Bill MacGregor was recognized with a Lifetime Achievement Award. As well, former BCFC President Hans Finken and former Vancouver Meralomas Head Coach Ed Murray were honoured with Orange Helmet Pioneer Awards (D) – July 6, Westshore Rebels Head Coach Scott Mennie, citing personal reasons, stepped down as Westshore’s Head Coach. (E) – July 13, the Westshore Rebels named Tim Kearse as Head Coach. Kearse had been the Rebels Offensive Coordinator in 1998-00. (F) – July 21, Westshore Rebels President Roger Wade stepped down due to business pressure. Vice President Elise Pastro assumed the role of interm President (G) – Prior to the season, Langley Rams head coach Jeff Alamolhoda stepped down as Head Coach and took the position of General Manager. Ted Kirby was named Head Coach (H) – August 7, the CJFL levied a 3000.00 fine against the Okanagan Sun for Tampering. The Sun had registered a player who was on the Hamilton Hurricanes 2012 protected list. (I) – August 12, the BCFC levied a fine of 500.00 and a game forfeiture against the Okanagan Sun for playing a ineligible player. The ruling stems from the same rule violation that the CJFL levied against the Sun. The forfeited game was to the Valley Huskers who were awarded the win by a 1 to 0 score (J) – On August 17, Matt Blokker, head coach of the Vancouver Island Raiders won his 84 game as head coach in a 56 to 3 win over the Valley Huskers. His 84 wins makes him the winningest coach in BCFC history. Matt broke the previous record of 83 that was held by fomer Surrey Rams / Tri-City Bulldogshead coach Nick Kawaza. (K) – On September 14, the British Columbia Football Hall of Fame announced the 2013 Inductees. From the BCFC were the 1982 Renfrew Trojans football club who were inducted in the team category. In the Athlete category, former Vancouver Meralomas quarterback (1971-1973) Dan Smith was inducted and in the Builders category former Vancouver Meralomas player and Abbotsford Air Force Head Coach Bill MacGregor was inducted. 5
(L) – November 12, Tyson St. James head coach of the Valley Huskers resigned to spend more time with his family. The Huskers named Adam Smith their new head coach. (M) – November 17, Langley Rams announced that Jeff Alamolhoda will be returning as head coach of the team. Interim head coach Ted Kirby remained as an assistant coach (N) – November 21, 2013 former Okanagan Sun head coach Brock Aynsley (1982-1984) was inducted into the Central Okanagan Sports Hall of Fame. (O) – December 5, Matt ‘Snoop’ Blokker stepped down as head coach of the Vancouver Island Raiders. Matt leaves as the winningest coach in BCFC history with 89 victories. League Executive Team Presidents President – Gord Johnson Vice President – Tyler McLaren Treasurer – Fred Ponech Drug Education – Ron White Head Coach – Paul Shortt Game Commissioner – Cory Philpot Statistician – Heather Foster Media Coord – Ryan Watters Registrar – Judith Tucker Director – Jack Covey Secretary – Helen Johnson Chilliwack Huskers – Geoff Sache Kamloops Broncos – Dino Bernardo Okanagan Sun – Paul Carson South Surrey Rams – Gord Querin Vancouver Isl Raiders – Chris Cross Westshore Rebels – Elise Pastro Team Head Coaches Chilliwack Huskers – Tyson St. James Kamloops Broncos – Duncan Olthius Okanagan Sun – Shane Beatty Langley Rams – Ted Kirby Vancouver Isl Raiders – Matt Blokker Victoria Rebels – Tim Kearse Life Members Ken Smith Ruth Ferne Norm Jones Pete Olinger Paul Shortt Don Barker Wendy Clark Ron White Red Reiffer Karen Shortt Doug Ferne Jack Covey 2013 BCFC Major Award Winners Outstanding Offensive Lineman – Anthony Daley – Langley Rams Outstanding Offensive Back – Kyle Albertini – Langley Rams Outstanding Receiver – Whitman Tomusiak – Vancouver Island Raiders Outstanding Offensive Player – Whitman Tomusiak – Vancouver Island Raiders Outstanding Defensive Lineman – Evan Foster – Langley Rams Outstanding Linebacker – Dylan Chapdelaine – Vancouver Island Raiders Outstanding Defensive Back – Brennan Van Nistlerooy – Okanagan Sun Outstanding Defensive Player – Evan Foster – Langley Rams Rookie of the Year – Jamie Ybarra – Vancouver Island Raiders Outstanding Special Teams Player – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Ron White Community Service Award – Brad Goodchild – Langley Rams Ranji Mattu Memorial Coach of the Year – Matt Blokker – Vancouver Island Raiders Ken Smith Executive of the Year – Fred Ponech – BCFC Treasurer 6
Dave Cook Memorial Most Sportsmanlike Team – Award not presented 2013 BCFC All-Stars Offense Defense Off Line – Tyler Oldendorf – V.I. Raiders Off Line – Anthony Daley – Langley Rams Off Line – Cameron Brown – Kamloops Broncos Off Line – Shawn Mellesmoen – Langley Rams Off Line – Devon Kozar – Okanagan Sun Receiver – Whitman Tomsuiak – V.I. Raiders Receiver – Eric Eggleston – Westshore Rebels Receiver – Tommy Howes – Okanagan Sun Receiver – Malcolm Williams – Lanlgey Rams Running Back – Alex Bradley – Okanagan Sun Running Back – Kyle Albertini – Langley Rams Quarterback – Jamie Ybarra – V.I. Raiders Punter – Dan Erickson – Valley Huskers Place Kicker – Steve Thomas – Langley Rams Def Line – Ash Gayat – Vancouver Island Raiders Def Line – Evan Foster – Langley Rams Def Line – Jonas Gering – Okanagan Sun Def Line – Braden McCarthy – Kamloops Broncos Linebacker – Dylan Chapdelaine – V. I. Raiders Linebacker – Joe Patko – Langley Rams Linebacker – Grady Chalmers- Kamloops Broncos Linebacker – Chris Pastro – Westshore Rebels Def Back – Brennan Van Nistelrooy – Okanagan Sun Def Back – Jack Rush – Okanagan Sun Def Back – Cole Bishop – Vancouver Island Raiders Def Back – Tanner Hamade – Langley Rams Def Back – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun 2013 Canadian Junior Football League All-Canadians – Award Winners All-Canadians Offense Defense Offensive Line – Anthony Daley – Langley Rams Offensive Line – Devon Kozar – Okanagan Sun Receiver – Whitman Tomusiak – V.I. Raiders Punter – Dan Erickson – Valley Huskers Defensive Line – Evan Foster – Langley Rams Defensive Line – Ash Gayat – Vancouver Island Raiders Linebacker – Dylan Chapdelaine – V.I. Raiders Defensive Back – Jack Rush – Okanagan Sun Defensive Back – Brennan Van Nistelrooy – Okanagan Sun 2013 CJFL Award Winners Past Commissioners Community Service Award – Brad Goodchild – Langley Rams CJFL Rookie of the Year – Jamie Ybarra – Vancouver Island Raiders Gord Currie CJFL Coach of the Year – Matt Blokker – Vancouver Island Raiders 2013 Season’s Top Performers Top Scorers Name Team TD FG Single Con Points Steve Thomas Ryan Jones Thomas Huber Langley Rams V.I. Raiders Okanagan Sun 0 0 3 14 11 6 11 4 3 102 82 74 49 45 35 OFFENSE Most Rush Attempts – 121 – Jacob Palmarin – Kamloops Broncos Most Rushing Yards – 838 – Kyle Albertini – Langley Rams Most Rushing Touchdowns – 12 – Jahlani Gilbert-Knorren – Langley Rams Most Pass Receptions – 59 – Tommy Howes – Okanagan Sun Most Pass Receiving Yards – 777 – Eric Eggleston – Westshore Rebels Most Pass Receiving Touchdowns – 10 – Tommy Howes – Okanagan Sun Most Pass Attempts – 234 – Jahlani Gilbert-Knorren – Langley Rams 7
Most Pass Completions – 120 – Jahlani Gilbert-Knorren – Langley Rams Cody Parray – Valley Huskers Most Passing Yards – 2051 – Hunter Lake – Westshore Rebels Most Touchdown Passes – 23 – Theo Deezar – Okanagan Sun DEFENSE Most Defensive Points – 128 – Dylan Chapdelaine – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Tackles – 50 – Dylan Chapdelaine – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Assisted Tackles – 16 – Chris Pastro – Westshore Rebels Most Quarterback Sacks – 16 – Evan Foster – Langley Rams Most Fumble Returns – 5 – Landon King – Okanagan Sun Most Interception Returns – 7 – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Dan Orydzuk – Kamloops Broncos Most Blocked Kicks – 2 – 3 different players SPECIAL TEAMS Most Punt Returns – 28 – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Most Punt Return Yards – 463 – Rob Yochim – Okanagan Sun Most Punt Return Touchdowns – 2 – Whitman Tomusiak – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Kick-off Returns – 23 – Dylan Boykowich – Valley Huskers Most Kick-off Return Yards – 456 – Andrew Deleon – Vancouver Island Raiders Most Kick-off Return Touchdowns – 1 – two players Most Field Goal Attempts – 21 – Steven Thomas – Langley Rams Most Field Goals Made – 15 – Steven Thomas – Langley Rams Most Punts – 57 – Dan Erickson – Valley Huskers Anthony Arduini – Kamloops Broncos Best Punting Average – 44.4 – Dan Erickson – Valley Huskers BCFC Semi-Final (at Nanaimo – 250 fans) – Vancouver Island Raiders – 63 – Kamloops Broncos - 7 Vancouver Island scoring – Ashton Galloway – 2 carries – 62 yards – TD, 1 reception – 3 yards - 1 TD; Mike Ritchott – 6 carries – 94 yards – 1 TD’s, Whitman Tomusiak – 3 receptions – 50 yards – 2 TD; Alex Thompson – 2 receptions – 64 yards – TD; Dustin Rodriguez – 4 punt returns – 140 yards – 2 TD’s; Jahmari Bennett – 4 of 5 – 52 yards – 3 TD’s; Jaeden Marwick – 8 of 12 – 177 yards – 2 TD; Dylan Chapdelainel – 10 defensive points – 5 tackles; Ash Gayat – 10 defensive points – 2 tackles – 2 QB sacks Kamloops Broncos scoring – Derek Yachison – 3 receptions – 63 yards – TD; Jacob Palmarin – 8 carries – 21 yards; Caleb Grinberg – 5 recprions – 160 yards; Steve Schuweiler – 12 of 25 – 197 yards; Jesse Neufeld – 1 for 1 – 78 yards; Julio Makambo – 17 defensive points – 5 tackles - 1 sack – 1 forced fumble – 1 fumble recovery; Dan Orydzuk – 15 defensive points – 6 tackles – 1 assist – 1 batted ball. BCFC Semi-Final (at Kelowna – 650 fans) – Langley Rams – 24 – Okanagan Sun – 13 Langley Rams scoring – Kyle Albertini – 24 carries – 187 yards;; Malcolm Williams – 7 receptions – 63 yards – TD; Kyle Pich – 2 receptions – 16 yards – TD; Jahlini Gilbert-Knorren – 14 of 24 – 142 yards – 2 TD’s; Steve Thomas – 1 field goal – 2 converts – single; Joe Patko – 26 defensive points – 8 tackles – 2 knockdowns – 1 fumble return – 1 interception return; Joe Lester – 106 yard interception return TD. Okangan Sun scoring – Dylan Fortune – 7 carries – 42 yards; Pierre Luc Lord – 2 recpetions – 57 yards - TD; Jesse Kendall – 8 receptions – 94 yards; Theo Deezar – 26 of 47 – 363 yards – TD; Thomas Huber – 2 field goals – convert; Brennan Van Nistlerooy – 24 defensive points – 9 tackles – 1 assist – 1 knockdown – 1 QB sack. 8
BCFC Cullen Cup Final (at Nanaimo – 500 fans) – Van. Island Raiders – 48 - Langley Ram - 37 Vancouver Island Raiders Scoring – Mike Ritchott – 7 carries – 88 yards; Alex Kutra – 1 carry – 10 yards – TD – 2 receptions – 28 yards - TD; Dylan Schrot - 3 receptions – 28 yards – TD; Alex Thompson – 2 receptions – 40 yards – TD; Dustin Rodriguez – 2 receptions – 27 yards – TD . Jaeden Marwick – 13 of 19 – 196 yards – 3 TD’s; Ryan Jones – 2 of 2 field goals – 6 converts; Whitman Tomusiak – 3 kickoff returns – 114 yards; Dylan Chapdelaine – 26 defensive points –10 tackles – 2 assists – 1 interception return. Cole Samson – 18 defensive points – 7 tackles – 1 interception; Ariel Fabbro – 16 defensive points – 4 tackles – 2 assists – 72 yard interception return TD. Langley Rams Scoring – Kyle Albertini – 13 carries – 70 yards – TD; Jahlini Gilbert-Knorren – 11 carries – 90 yards – TD; Dan English – 11 receptions – 111 yards – TD; Jacob Carvery – 6 receptions – 90 yards – TD; Kyle Pich – 6 receptions – 169 yards; Jahlini Gilbert-Knorren – 30 of 49 – 413 yards – 2 TD; Steve Thomas – 2 field goals – 3 converts; Ryan Reid – 18 defensive points – 6 tackles – 2 assists – 1 interception. Players of the Game – Offense – QB Jaeden Marwick – V.I. Raiders; Defense – LB Dylan Chapdelaine – V. I. Raiders; Special Teams – Kick Returner Whitman Tomusiak – V.I. Raiders CJFL Jostens Cup (at Windsor Ontario 750 fans) – Vancouver Island Raiders – 50 – Windsor AKO - 3 Vancouver Island Raiders scoring – Mike Ritchott – 7 carries- 124 yards – TD; Ashton Galloway – 8 carries – 64 yards – TD; Alex Kutra – 4 carries – 7 yards – TD – 2 receptions – 62 yards – TD; Dylan Schrot – 3 receptions – 39 yards – TD; Arthur Fabbro – 1 reception – 33 yards – TD; Jhmari Bennett – 7 of 13 – 109 yadrs – 2 TD; Jaeden Marwick – 6 of 14 – 113 yards; Ryan Jones – 2 field goals – 6 converts; Dylan Chapdelaine – 13 defensive points – 3 tackles – 1 assist – 1 interception return TD. CJFL Canadian Bowl (at Regina, Saskatchewan 4600 fans) – Regina Thunder – 55 – Vancouver Island Raiders – 26 Vancouver Island Raiders Scoring – Jahmari Bennett – 6 carries – 5 yards – 3- TD’s; Andrew Deleon- 5 carries – 71 yards; Whitman Tomusial – 5 receptions – 83 yards; Dylan Schrot 0 4 receptions – 78 yards; Jamie Ybarra – 9 of 16 – 201 yards; Ryan Jones – 2 field goals – 2 converts; Cole bishop – 10 defensive points – 5 tackles; Jaxxen Wylie – 9 defensive points – 2 tackles – 1 assist – 1 interception; Fabian Ross – 9 defensive points- 3 tackles – 1 assist – 1 knockdown ************************************************** 2012 Team W L T Pts F A Vancouver Island Raiders Langley Rams Westshore Rebels Okanagan Sun Kamloops Broncos Chilliwack Huskers 9 7 7 3 2 1 0 2 3 7 8 9 1 1 0 0 0 0 19 15 14 6 4 2 457 423 311 247 239 54 217 161 259 282 338 472 Season Notes (A) – On January 25, 2012 – Chilliwack Huskers signed former BCFC player Tyson St. James as their new head coach (B) – On February 24, 2012 – Okanagan Sun head coach Jason Casey resigned to accept the position of linebacker coach at Queens University (C) – On March 1, Vancouver Island Raider receiver Michael Schaper was named the recepeint of the 2011 Wally Bouno Award (D) – On March 10, the BCFC approved an unbalanced schedule for the 2012 season. The schedule called for the top three teams from 2011 to play each other three times, while the bottom three played three times. The teams crossed over for one game and played their rival to make up the ten game schedule. This was an attempt to eliminate the high scores between the top three and the bottom three teams. (E) – The BCFC endorsed and sponsored a Spring Tier II league consisting of four teams. The league was organized to allow players who felt they weren’t ready for junior football. The age limit was 18 to 20. The league began play in April 9
(F) – On March 28, the Okanagan Sun named Gavin Lake was their new head coach. Gavin had previous experience in the BCFC as an assistant coach with the Vancouver Island Raiders. (G) – At the 2012 Orange Helmet Awards two former BCFC coaches and one team were honoured. Roy Gardiner former head coach with the North Shore Cougars and Richmond Raiders and former Victoria Dolphins head coach Roy Voliinger were presented Pioneer Awards. As well, the Canadian Champion 1982 Renfrew Trojans team was also honoured with a Pioneer Award. (H) – Jack Covey, who has held many positions on the BCFC Board of Directors, was named BCFC Life Member. Jack is the BCFC’s twelveth Life Member (I) – On October 15, the Okanagan Sun fired Head Coach Gavin Lake. Team President Paul Carson assumed the Head Coaches duties. (J) – Following the Rebels / Langley semi-final playoff game, the two teams got into a brawl that resulted in player ejections and some damage to Langley sponsor signs. A fan contacted the RCMP who responded, but when arrived order was restored by each teams coaches and both teams were in their respective changerooms. (L) – On November 22, the Central Okanagan Sports Hall of Fame inducted former Okanagan Sun President Dr. Barry Urness. Also inducted was the 1988 Okanagan Sun team that won their first Canadian Bowl championship. (M) – On November 28, the Westshore Rebels announced that Head Coach John Cardilichia had stepped down as Head Coach. Defensive Coordinator Scott Mennie was named Head Coach (N) – In late December, the Okanagan Sun named former Victoria Payless and Okanagan Sun linebacker Shane Beatty as their new Head Coach League Executive Team Presidents President – Frank Naso Vice President – Gord Johnson Treasurer – Norm Jones Drug Education – Ron White Head Coach – Paul Shortt Game Commissioner – Cory Philpot Statistician – Heather Foster Media Coord – Ryan Watters Registrar – Judith Tucker Director – Bickey Nadasen Secretary – Helen Johnson Director at Large – Red Reiffer Jack Covey Chilliwack Huskers – Geoff Sache Kamloops Broncos – Dino Bernardo Okanagan Sun – Paul Carson South Surrey Rams – Gord Querin Vancouver Isl Raiders – Chris Cross Westshore Rebels – Roger Wade Team Head Coaches Chilliwack Huskers – Tyson St. James Kamloops Broncos – Duncan Olthius Okanagan Sun – Gavin Lake Langley Rams – Jeff Alamolhoda Vancouver Isl Raiders – Matt Blokker Victoria Rebels – John Cardillichia Life Members Ken Smith Ruth Ferne Norm Jones Pete Olinger Paul Shortt Don Barker Wendy Clark Ron White Red Reiffer Karen Shortt Doug Ferne Jack Covey 2012 BCFC Major Award Winners Outstanding Offensive Lineman – Anthony Daley – Langley Rams Outstanding Offensive Back – Jordan Yantz – Vancouver Island Raiders - Greg Morris – Westshore Rebels Outstanding Receiver – Whitman Tomusiak – Vancouver Island Raider
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