East prevails in annual CIS all-star game (stats)

LONDON, Ont. (CIS) – Three field goals from Acadia Axemen kicker Ryan Begin helped the East team claim a 19-12 win in the 12th East West Bowl, presented by Under Armour, at TD Stadium on the campus of Western University, on Saturday.

With the victory, the East avenged last year’s 18-17 loss at the annual CIS football prospects game and has won four of the past five contests, narrowing the West’s overall series lead to 7-5.

Begin, from Orleans, Ont., hit field goals from 20, 47, and 17-yards to go 3-4 on the day while adding one extra point and one single for 11 total points. He also handled punting duties for the East, recording averaging 39.1 yards on nine attempts for 352 total yards.

“I thought I improved throughout the week,” said Begin, who missed from 29 yards out in the second quarter. “I came in a little rusty off of the winter but overall I think I came out to play today which is the main thing. I’m pretty happy with the way that I played. I missed that one easy field goal but you know these things happen.”

The East jumped out to an early 13-0 lead at the end of the first quarter thanks to a pair of field goals from Begin and a 31-yard touchdown pass from Carleton’s Jesse Mills to Concordia’s Jamal Henry. A safety only eight seconds into the second stanza made it 15-0.

The West bounced back in the second quarter, picking up their first points of the day thanks to a conceded safety 1:25 in, before UBC’s Brandon Deschamps scored the team’s lone major of the day on a one-yard run at 6:08 to make it 15-9 at halftime.

Following a scoreless third frame, Concordia kicker Keegan Treloar pulled Team West to within three points midway through the final quarter with a 27-yard field goel. However, StFX linebacker Ron Omara picked off a pass from Manitoba quarterback Jordan Yantz on the West’s next drive to set up another field goal from Begin. The Acadia kicker added to his point total on the ensuing kickoff, recording a single to round out the scoring at 19-12, with 2:17 left on the clock.

Team West had a glorious opportunity to tie things up or even go for the win on its next drive, making it down to the East’s five-yard line thanks in large part to a 52-yard pass from Yantz to Bisons teammate Nic Demski. However a holding penalty and tight defence allowed the East to shut the door and walk away with the victory.

“It was good,” said East offensive coordinator and Mount Allison Mounties head coach Kelly Jeffrey when asked about his team’s performance. “It seemed to be a game of big plays. A couple times the West was driving and we had some big picks to turn the tide and change field position. We had some very good offensive drives that didn’t end in touchdowns but they really changed the tide and field position, got points out of it.

“Both sides were loaded with talent and we were just fortunate there. You know if the game was about ten seconds longer we might have been in trouble.”

Although it was the East team that emerged with the win, players and coaches know that players from both teams can walk away from East West Bowl week with something to show from taking part in the CIS’ annual all-star showcase.

“This is huge,” said Begin on getting to showcase his skills in front of CFL personnel. “I know personally that I think I kind of go under the radar a little bit in terms of kickers who get talked about, so I think just trying to put myself on the map a little bit is definitely helpful. It’s definitely very big for me.”

Yantz was the most productive quarterback on the day, throwing for 238 yards on 11 for 23 passing with one interception. His West teammate Jazz Lindsey from the Guelph Gryphons was 6-for-15 with two interceptions and 58 total yards.

On the East side, Sherbrooke pivot Jérémi Roch put up the highest totals for his team, completing 9-of-15 passes with one interception and 124 yards. Mills recorded the East’s lone touchdown pass while going 2-for-5 with 34 yards, while McGill’s Dillon Kuprowski completed six of seven passes for 27 yards.

Demski lead all receivers with 159 yards on seven catches, while Saint Mary’s Melvin Abankwah hauled in three passes for 58 yards to top the East.

In addition to being the day’s leading passer, Yantz was also the game’s top rusher, picking up 49 yards on five carries. StFX’s Ashton Dickson was second with 30 yards on five attempts to lead the East.

Montreal defensive back Anthony Coady led the East with six tackles, while Queen’s Brendan Morgan, suiting up for the West team due to a shortage of eligible defensive backs, led all West players with 4.5 stops. Coady’s Montreal teammate Jean-Samuel Blanc and Western’s Rory Connop each led their respective teams with two sacks.

Overall, despite the final score, the West led in total offensive yards (398-242), passing yards (296-185) and rushing yards (124-101), while both sides had 16 first downs apiece.

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GAME NOTES: The East West Bowl showcases – for the most part – CIS players who will be eligible for the following year’s CFL Canadian draft… The East side is comprised of student-athletes representing schools from the Atlantic and Quebec conferences, as well as Queen’s, Ottawa, Carleton and Toronto. The West contingent is made up of standouts from Canada West and the remaining OUA universities.

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SCORING SUMMARY

 

EAST 13-2-0-4: 19

WEST 0-9-0-3: 12

 

FIRST QUARTER
EAST – FG Ryan Begin 20 4:20 (EAST 3-0)
EAST – TD Jamal Henry 31 pass from Jesse Mills (Ryan Begin kick) 9:07 (EAST 10-0)

EAST – FG Ryan Begin 47 12:09 (EAST 13-0)
SECOND QUARTER
EAST – Safety 0:08 (EAST 15-0)

WEST – Safety 1:25 (EAST 15-2)

WEST – TD Brandon Deschamps 1 run (Keegan Treloar kick) 6:08 (EAST 15-9)
THIRD QUARTER
(no scoring)
FOURTH QUARTER
WEST – FG Keegan Treloar 27 8:46 (EAST 15-12)
EAST – FG Ryan Begin 17 12:33 (EAST 18-12)

EAST – Rouge Ryan Begin 12:43 (EAST 19-12)

 

ALL-TIME EAST WEST BOWL RESULTS:

 

2014 (at Western): East 19, West 12

2013 (at Western): West 18, East 17

2012 (at Western): East 24, West 16

2011 (at Western): East 34, West 27 (OT)

2010 (at Western): East 12, West 9

2009 (at Western): West 16, East 7

2008 (at McMaster): East 25, West 12

2007 (at Laval): West 22, East 19 (OT)

2006 (at Laval): West 34, East 26 (OT)

2005 (at Laurier): West 34, East 16

2004 (at Laurier): West 21, East 12

2003 (at Laurier): West 10, East 5

Scoring Summary (Final)
2013 OUA Football
Team East vs Team West (May 10, 2014 at London, Ontario)
Team East (0-0) vs. Team West (0-0)
Date: May 10, 2014 • Site: London, Ontario  • Stadium: TD Stadium  •  Attendance: 685

 

Score by Quarters  Score 
Team East   13  2  0  4  19 
Team West   0  9  0  3  12 

 

 

SCORING SUMMARY   EAST -WEST  
1st  04:20  EAST   Ryan Begin 20 yd field goal 
         12 plays, 0 yards, TOP 4:20  3 – 0 
  09:07  EAST   Jamal Henry 31 yd pass from Jesse Mills (Ryan Begin kick) 
         1 play, 31 yards, TOP 0:07  10 – 0 
  12:09  EAST   Ryan Begin 47 yd field goal 
         5 plays, 0 yards, TOP 1:06  13 – 0 
2nd  00:08  EAST   TEAM safety 
           15 – 0 
  01:25  WEST   TEAM safety 
           15 – 2 
  06:08  WEST   Brandon Deschamps 1 yd run (Keegan Treloar kick) 
         3 plays, 51 yards, TOP 1:13  15 – 9 
4th  08:46  WEST   Keegan Treloar 27 yd field goal 
         10 plays, 43 yards, TOP 4:31  15 – 12 
  12:33  EAST   Ryan Begin 17 yd field goal 
         3 plays, 2 yards, TOP 1:38  18 – 12 
  12:43  EAST   Ryan Begin 0 rouge 
           19 – 12 

 

 

Kickoff time: 1:00 PM  • End of Game:  • Total elapsed time: –Temperature:  • Wind:  • Weather:

 

 

 

 

 

 

Team Statistics

 

 

 

Team Statistics (Final)
2013 OUA Football
Team East vs Team West (May 10, 2014 at London, Ontario)

 Team Totals  EAST  WEST 
FIRST DOWNS  16  16 
   Rushing 
   Passing  10 
   Penalty 
NET YARDS RUSHING  101  124 
   Rushing Attempts  25  21 
   Average Per Rush  4.0  5.9 
   Rushing Touchdowns 
   Yards Gained Rushing  114  127 
   Yards Lost Rushing  13 
NET YARDS PASSING  185  296 
   Completions-Attempts-Int  17-27-1  17-38-3 
   Average Per Attempt  6.9  7.8 
   Average Per Completion  10.9  17.4 
   Passing Touchdowns 
TEAM LOSSES  -44  -22 
TOTAL OFFENSE YARDS  242  398 
   Total offense plays  54  63 
   Average Gain Per Play  4.5  6.3 
Fumbles: Number-Lost  0-0  1-0 
Penalties: Number-Yards  9-50  9-80 
PUNTS-YARDS  9-352  8-320 
   Average Yards Per Punt  39.1  40.0 
   Net Yards Per Punt  33.3  35.2 
   Inside 20 
   50+ Yards 
   Touchbacks 
   Fair catch 
KICKOFFS-YARDS  4-240  4-252 
   Average Yards Per Kickoff  60.0  63.0 
   Net Yards Per Kickoff  48.5  35.0 
   Touchbacks 
Punt returns: Number-Yards-TD  6-38-0  8-52-0 
   Average Per Return  6.3  6.5 
Kickoff returns: Number-Yds-TD  4-112-0  4-46-0 
   Average Per Return  28.0  11.5 
Interceptions: Number-Yds-TD  3-88-0  1-7-0 
Fumble Returns: Number-Yds-TD  0-0-0  0-0-0 
Possession Time  27:02  32:58 
   1st Quarter  5:30  9:30 
   2nd Quarter  7:58  7:02 
   3rd Quarter  6:41  8:19 
   4th Quarter  6:53  8:07 
Third-Down Conversions  0 of 2  3 of 6 
Red-Zone Scores-Chances  1-1  3-5 
   Touchdowns  0-1  1-5 
   Field goals  1-1  2-5 
Sacks By: Number-Yards  4-12  2-25 
PAT Kicks  1-1  1-1 
Field Goals  3-4  1-1 

 

 

Individual Statistics

Individual Statistics (Final)
2013 OUA Football
Team East vs Team West (May 10, 2014 at London, Ontario)

Team East
Team West
RUSHING  No.  Gain  Loss  Net  TD  Lg  Avg. 
Ashton Dickson  33  30  23  6.0 
Christophe Normand  25  24  3.4 
Jesse Andrews  18  18  4.5 
Devon Stewart  17  11  10  2.8 
Jesse Mills  4.0 
Dallon Kuprowski  8.0 
Jamal Henry  5.0 
Jeremi Roch  -3  -3.0 
Totals…  25  114  13  101  23  4.0 
RUSHING  No.  Gain  Loss  Net  TD  Lg  Avg. 
Jordan Yantz  49  49  24  9.8 
Jazz Lindsey  28  28  16  14.0 
Dillon Campbell  21  21  7.0 
Brandon Deschamps  11  11  2.2 
Garret Sanvido  11  11  4.0 
Kienan LaFrance  1.8 
Totals…  21  127  124  24  5.9 
  
  
PASSING  Cmp-Att-Int  Yds  TD  Long  Sack 
Jeremi Roch  9-15-1  124  27 
Dallon Kuprowski  6-7-0  27  13 
Jesse Mills  2-5-0  34  31 
Totals…  17-27-1  185  31 
PASSING  Cmp-Att-Int  Yds  TD  Long  Sack 
Jordan Yantz  11-23-1  238  52 
Jazz Lindsey  6-15-2  58  15 
Totals…  17-38-3  296  52 
  
RECEIVING  No.  Yds  TD  Lg 
Jamal Henry  40  31 
Melvin Abankwah  58  23 
Nyjill Wilson  45  27 
Randy Roseway  16  19 
Christophe Normand  20  11 
Kevin Bradfield 
Devon Stewart  -2 
Totals…  17  185  31 
RECEIVING  No.  Yds  TD  Lg 
Nick Demski  159  52 
Jake Harty  60  40 
Nathan O’Halloran  36  15 
Addison Richards  16  16 
Gilbert Stewart Jr.  13  13 
Dillon Campbell 
Garret Sanvido 
Totals…  17  296  52 
PUNTING  No.  Yds  Avg  Long  In20  TB 
Ryan Begin  352  39.1  48 
Totals…  352  39.1  48 
PUNTING  No.  Yds  Avg  Long  In20  TB 
Keegan Treloar  320  40.0  67 
Totals…  320  40.0  67 
   Punts  Kickoffs  Intercept 
ALL RETURNS  No  Yds  Lg  No  Yds  Lg  No  Yds  Lg 
Melvin Abankwah  13  13 
Kevin Bradfield  25  15  83  40 
Ron Omara  41  41 
Mikhail Davidson  29  29 
Jonathon Langa  28  28 
Donovan Saunders  19  19 
Totals…  38  15  112  40  88  41 
  
   Punts  Kickoffs  Intercept 
ALL RETURNS  No  Yds  Lg  No  Yds  Lg  No  Yds  Lg 
Nick Demski  18  18  26  26 
Garret Sanvido  14  14  16  16 
Mark Ingram 
Tevaughn Campbell  14  14 
Damone Williams  20  11  -10 
Alexander Charette 
Kienan LaFrance 
Totals…  52  18  46  26 
ALL PURPOSE  Rush  Rcv  KR  PR  IR  Total 
Kevin Bradfield  83  25  116 
Melvin Abankwah  58  13  71 
Jamal Henry  40  45 
Nyjill Wilson  45  45 
Christophe Normand  24  20  44 
Ron Omara  41  41 
Ashton Dickson  30  30 
Mikhail Davidson  29  29 
Jonathon Langa  28  28 
Donovan Saunders  19  19 
Jesse Andrews  18  18 
Randy Roseway  16  16 
Devon Stewart  11  -2 
Dallon Kuprowski 
Jesse Mills 
Jeremi Roch  -3  -3 
Totals…  101  185  112  38  88  524 
ALL PURPOSE  Rush  Rcv  KR  PR  IR  Total 
Nick Demski  159  26  18  203 
Jake Harty  60  60 
Jordan Yantz  49  49 
Garret Sanvido  16  14  41 
Nathan O’Halloran  36  36 
Dillon Campbell  21  30 
Jazz Lindsey  28  28 
Addison Richards  16  16 
Tevaughn Campbell  14  14 
Gilbert Stewart Jr.  13  13 
Brandon Deschamps  11  11 
Damone Williams  -10  20  10 
Kienan LaFrance 
Mark Ingram 
Totals…  124  296  46  52  525 
  
  
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 
Ryan Begin  1st  10:40  20 yards  Good 
Ryan Begin  1st  02:51  47 yards  Good 
Ryan Begin  2nd  00:18  29 yards  Returned 
Ryan Begin  4th  02:27  17 yards  Good 
FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 
Keegan Treloar  4th  06:14  27 yards  Good 
  
  
  
KICKOFFS  No.  Yds  TB  OB  Avg. 
Ryan Begin  240  60.0 
KICKOFFS  No.  Yds  TB  OB  Avg. 
Keegan Treloar  252  63.0 
FUMBLES: Team East-None. Team West-Dillon Campbell 1-0.

 

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