Fall Meeting fast approaching

The Fall Meeting will be held in Barrie on Saturday November 19th. All information regarding this is in the attachment contained below. We hope to see you there.

All Star game will not go

Gord Goddard and the folks in Sudbury advise that the All Star game slated for September 24th in Sudbury has been cancelled. The reason, poor player commitment to participate. Only three of the 8 teams had players express an interest in attending. This will obviously be a topic for discussion at the Fall Meeting slated for Barrie on Saturday November 19th.

Records update

The Career Individual Records file is updated and posted in the Records area.

All Star game update

From Gord Goddard and the gang in Sudbury.

There has been a low player commitment thus far from those who earned All Star nods. The game is slated for this coming Saturday, the 24th. The game is now open to any and all who wish to participate.

Those wishing to participate, which includes paying a reduced fee of $40, are to get in touch with Meghan Gravel at 705-626-1069 no later than September 21st (this Wednesday) at 8:00 p.m. to confirm your participation.

For $40, you will receive, All Star game t-shirt and light lunch before the game. Remember there is a room deal at the Super 8 of $59 per room as well. Social to follow the game as well.

If you wish to see this game continue, you have to take the steps to participate.

Third time is a charm for Outlaws

The third meeting between the Tri City Outlaws and the Calgary Wolfpack proved to be the one that exorcised some demons as the Tri City Outlaws prevailed 31-14 in Waterloo on Saturday night. Jonathon Nedeljkovic carried the mail 38 times for 180 yards and crossed the goal line twice for the winners. Bryan Rosekat and Aron Froese scored the other majors for the victors with David Sevigny booting a 49 yard field goal and four converts. Mike Leason caught two touchdown passes from brother Darryl for the Wolfpack. This is the Outlaws first Canadian Senior title with Calgary dropping to 3-5 in Canadian title games. The summary is attached as well as updated past CSFL/CMFL final results.

All Star game info

Pertinent information regarding the All Star game, slated for September 24th in Sudbury, is attached. Please get in touch with the folks in Sudbury to confirm that you will be there. Also, there is a cost involved!! Please take note that if you do not pay, you will not play!! The game is run on a cost recovery basis and what is being charged is needed to run the game. You will definitely get bang for your buck if you decided to play.

CMFL Ticket Details

Details regarding tickets for the CMFL final are attached. We hope to see you there!!

2011 All Stars and Awards

The 2011 N.F.C. All Stars and Awards listings are attached. If you have questions, please contact John Metcalfe. Also, all applicable records files have been updated as well.

Outlaws are 2011 Champs

The Tri City Outlaws earned their third N.F.C. Championship with a narrow 12-11 win over the Ottawa Invaders. Fourth quarter touchdowns from Aron Froese and Jon Nedeljkovic provided the margin of victory while Jeff Hildreth crossed the goal line for Ottawa. Jeff Morris booted a 39 yard field goal and had a rouge off a 25 yard missed field goal to complete the scoring. Tri City had previous titles in 2005 and 2008. The Outlaws will host the C.M.F.L. Final at Warrior Field on Saturday September 17th at 7:00 p.m. versus the Calgary Wolfpack who downed the Grand Prairie Drillers to claim the Alberta crown 38-14.

Craig Hodge of Ottawa was the Defensive Player of the Game and Aron Froese of Tri City earned Offensive Player of the Game honours.

Championship Preview

Preview for this Saturday's final is posted below.

Admission prices will be:

Age 13 and up - $10
Ages 6-12 - $5
Youth Minor Football (in uniform) $2

Poster for the game is also attached.