Week 2 is completed in both the Ontario Varsity Football League (OVFL) and Ontario Football Conference (OFC) junior varsity divisions.
In the OVFL, both the Brampton Bulldogs and Cumberland Panthers earned shutout victories. Meanwhile, the Toronto Thunder and Essex Ravens escaped with wins. Other Week 2 victors include Ottawa Myers Riders, West Durham Dolphins, Cambridge Lions and London Jr Mustangs.
Meanwhile, lopsided wins dictated Week 2 in the Ontario Football Conference. Hamilton Hurricanes, Peterborough Wolverines and Guelph Jr Gryphons earned shutout victories. Other winners include Sudbury Gladiators, Burlington Stampeders, North Halton Crimson Tide and Oakville Titans.
Here are results for WEEK 2 OVFL and OVC Junior Varsity Divisions
(NOTE: At press time not all stats/scored were received; therefore, this page will be continued to be updated as more information does become available)
ONTARIO VARSITY FOOTBALL LEAGUE (OVFL):
CUMBERLAND PANTHERS 58, KINGSTON GRENADIERS 0:
On Saturday afternoon at Millenium Field, Cumberland Panthers earned a 58-0 shutout victory over Kingston Grenadiers.
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
OTTAWA MYERS RIDERS 59, HALTON COWBOYS 8:
At Beckwith Sports Facility on Saturday afternoon, Jean-Paul Cimankinda was unstoppable as he scored five touchdowns and rushed for 205 yards on 14 carries as the Ottawa Myers Riders trampled over Halton Cowboys 59-8.
Owen Clement also tallied a major for the Myers Riders and racked up 52 yards on three receptions. Additionally, he added two PAT’s and a rouge. Honoreal Iloki scored a touchdown on a kickoff return and had 57 yards on three receptions for the Myers Riders. David Wardowski added four PAT’s.
Hayden Tripp amassed 212 rushing yards on 11 carries in the win while Nicklas Sua had 56 rushing yards on seven carries.
On defence, AJ Oickle recorded a sack, forced a fumble as well as registered three solo and three assisted tackles in the win.
TORONTO THUNDER 15, OSHAWA HAWKEYES 12:
On Saturday at Mary Ward Catholic Secondary School, the Toronto Thunder narrowly escaped with a 15-12 win over Oshawa Hawkeyes.
Ontario Prospect Challenge(OPC) participant Kavantye Bailey tallied a major and rushed for 144 yards on 11 carries in the win. Darius Bruno rushed for 120 yards on 12 carries. Jackson Taylor was successful on two conversion attempts.
Markcus Jean-Loescher caught an interception, forced a fumble as well as registered three solo and six assisted tackles to guide the Thunder. Additionally, Deionte Knight recorded two solo and two assisted tackles. Knight also had six solo and three assisted tackles for the Thunder.
As for the Hawkeyes, Matt Hurley scored the lone touchdown and racked up 90 yards on two receptions.
ESSEX RAVENS 21, MISSISSAUGA WARRIORS 19:
At St. Marcellinus on Saturday afternoon, the visiting Essex Ravens edged hosts Mississauga Warriors 21-19.
For the Warriors, Aman Aujla scored a touchdown and racked up 62 yards on four receptions. Sean Paquette added a 20 yard field goal and two PAT’s.
Avery Oitomen rushed for 84 yards on 11 carries while Josiah McKoy had 39 yards on three receptions.
WEST DURHAM DOLPHINS 26, YORK SIMCOE BUCS 16:
On Saturday afternoon at Pine Ridge High School, Malachi Morrison completed 15 passes in 20 attempts for 161 yards and a passing touchdown as West Durham Dolphins scored a 26-16 victory over York Simcoe Bucs.
Bailey Grimes tallied a major and racked up 92 yards on seven receptions for the Dolphins. Shandy Noel also scored a touchdown. Ethan Smith had 34 yards three receptions. Adam Risbey was successful on two conversion attempts.
Cristian Claros-Ayala was a beast on the Dolphins’ defence with a forced fumble, 11 solo and five assisted tackles.
OPC pivot Ben Langlois guided the Bucs as he completed 14 passes in 22 attempts for 288 yards and two passing touchdowns. Jordan Torres scored two touchdowns and amassed 226 yards on eight receptions in the loss.
Troy Campbell had 46 yards on four receptions. Michael Georgiopoulos added two PAT’s.
Cameron End led the Bucs defence with eight solo and eight assisted tackles. Furthermore, James Kypreos added four solo and seven assisted tackles in the loss.
CAMBRIDGE LIONS 35, ETOBICOKE EAGLES 22:
At Father Henry Carr on Sunday afternoon, Elvis Sanchez tallied two majors and rushed for 90 yards on 16 carries as the Cambridge Lions defeated Etobicoke Eagles 35-22.
David Aiken also scored for the Lions and rushed for 75 yards on 13 carries in the win.
Andrew Horscroft was successful on four conversion attempts while Tyler Malloch added a rouge.
On defence, Jack Hinsperger led the way with six solo and four assisted tackles.
As for the Eagles, Samuel Conteh scored two touchdowns and rushed for 127 yards on 10 carries in the loss. On a kickoff return, Horatio Martin dashed downfield for an 82 yard touchdown score.
Matey Znaczko registered four solo and seven assisted tackles as well as an assisted sack for the Eagles defence.
BRAMPTON BULLDOGS 46, SAULT (SSM) SABRECATS 0:
On Sunday evening at Chinguacousy Park, the Brampton Bulldogs kept the Sault (SSM) Sabrecats off the scoreboard with a 46-0 victory.
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
LONDON JR. MUSTANGS 39, HAMILTON IRONMEN 6:
At TD Waterhouse Stadium, the London Jr Mustangs cruised to a 39-6 win over visiting Hamilton Ironmen.
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
ONTARIO FOOTBALL CONFERENCE (OFC):
GUELPH JR GRYPHONS 39, BRANTFORD BISONS 0:
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
SUDBURY GLADIATORS 29, CLARINGTON KNIGHTS 6:
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
PETERBOROUGH WOLVERINES 72, VAUGHAN REBELS 0:
On Saturday at TASS Field, Keegan Crough tallied four majors as the Peterborough Wolverines dismantled Vaughan Rebels 72-0.
Nick Clarkin scored three touchdowns while OPC participant Cameron Gilmore added two majors. Furthermore, Owen Jordan and Chase Batley each tallied a major in the win.
HAMILTON HURRICANES 18, SARNIA STURGEON 0:
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
BURLINGTON STAMPEDERS 21, TWIN CITIES PREDATORS 7:
RECAP BY LISA LEHMANN
Stampeders undefeated against Twin Cities
A cold, wet, and hard fought 21 to 7 win for the JV Burlington Stampeders on Sunday against Twin Cities.
The weather was tough and competition was fierce as both teams battled on the gridiron. Tenacity and determination was a key to success.
RB, #28 Nathan Langley proved his dedication to his team as he battled yard after yard for the win. With an amazing 17 carries, 192 yards rushing and 1 touchdown he proved his commitment to his team, helping them clinch the win.
Langley has been playing football with the BMFA since 2007, and with the Stampeders since 2009.
It is a family affair, dad Bill is an offensive coach with the team. Mom, Karen is a dedicated volunteer working hard for the Burlington organization. Football is a family commitment on and off the field.
The team worked together and hard against Twin Cities, an equally talented and disciplined team.
Following in the footsteps of the JV team, the Varsity Stampeders pulled off a 42-12 win against Twin Cities. Record now 2 and 0.
Week 2 predictions were close. Predicting a 32-18 win for the stamps predictions showed how close and hard the Stamps and TC play at Varsity level. The Stamps are back, and yes fighting hard!
NORTH HALTON CRIMSON TIDE 38, TORONTO JR ARGOS 8:
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
OAKVILLE TITANS 44, HURONIA STALLIONS 7:
NOTE: Player and game stats were not available at press time
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