Apologies to Don Cole, Windsor AKO Fratmen. His 74-yard touchdown reception from Frank Marentette in the Nov 2, 1957 championship game was at the

T Introduction his year we are introducing Coaches records, something that we are sure you will find interesting and informative. Special thanks to Larry Robertson for his boxes of junior football material. Apologies to Albert Cunningham, Osgood Hall II. He was the first to recovered his own punt and scored a touchdown on Nov 10, 1892. Apologies to William Squirrel, Guelph Ontario Agricultural College. His six singles in the Oct 24, 1903 playoff game was at the time second most. Apologies to the Toronto Victorias 1904-06. They were named after Queen Victoria, hence they were the Toronto Victoria Rugby Club II. Apologies to the Ridley College Tigers 1905. They scored a record 4 touchdowns on fumble returns including a then record of 3 in their Nov 11 game. Apologies to University of Toronto Varsity II. Their two safety touches in the Inter-Collegiate Championship game of Nov 9, 1907 equaled the junior record. Apologies to Royal Military College II. The two safety touches scored in the Inter-Collegiate Championship game of Nov 16, 1907 equalled the junior record. Apologies to Beverly Garrett, University of Toronto Schools. His 41 points, including 5 rushing touchdowns on Oct 30, 1915 were playoff records. Apologies to University of Toronto Schools. Their 81 points including 13 rushing touchdowns on Oct 30, 1915 were playoff records. Apologies to the 1923 Calgary YMCA Juniors. There were two teams sponsored by the City YMCA; an intermediate and a junior team referred to as the YMCA Seconds. Apologies to the Toronto Jr. Argonauts. Their 5 singles in the Dec 6, 1930 Leader-Post game was at the time 3rd most in junior history. Apologies to Toar Stringstein, Regina Dales. His 4 field goal attempts in the Dec 3, 1938 junior championship were a then junior record. Apologies to Gordon Chick Gilbridge, Montréal Westmounts. His 75 yard punt in the Dec 3, 1938 championship game was the second longest. Apologies to Gordie Raza, NDG Maple Leafs and Cal Green, South Shore Combines. Both playes tied for the 1960 scoring title with 45 points. Apologies to Cal Green, South Shore Combines. His two scoring titles for the 1950-1951 season tied the record for the second most. Apologies to Ches Miksza, Hamilton Jr Tiger-Cats, His 9 kickoffs in the Oct 25, 1950 championship game was a then junior record Apologies to Ron Potter, Toronto Parkdale Lions. His 75 yard kickoff in the Nov 8, 1952 Inter- Conference game was at the time second longest. Apologies to John McKay, Windsor AKO Fratmen. His 73-yard touchdown pass from Fred Augustyniak in their Nov 5, 1955 Inter-Conference game was at the time a junior record. Apologies to Ed Delenka, Weston Wildcats. In the October 8, 1956 game, he picked up a fumble on his own five yards line, lateralled to Joe Mazur who returned it 105 yards for the touchdown Apologies to HMCS Venture Cadets. Their 750 yards total yards on Oct 21, 1956 is 6th most in junior history Apologies to Garfield Day, Winnipeg Rods. His two touchdown receptions in the 1956 Leader-Post trophy game equalled the junior record. Apologies to Jerry Carpenter, Windsor AKO Fratmen. His 78-yard touchdown pass from Frank

Apologies to Don Cole, Windsor AKO Fratmen. His 74-yard touchdown reception from Frank Marentette in the Nov 2, 1957 championship game was at the time third longest. Apologies to Brian Van Russell, Sarnia Knights. His 75-yard touchdown pass from George Cully in the Nov 2, 1957 championship at the time second longest. Apologies to Tony Kehrer of the Winnipeg Rods, His 41.7 punt return average in his Nov 2, 1957 championship game was a then junior record. Apologies to Dave Cummings, St. Anthony Saints. His 63 kickoffs during the 1957 season was a then junior record. Apologies to Robin Dyke. His 74 yard touchdown pass from Roger Harding, North Shore Cougars in the Nov 8, 1959 InterConference game was at the time second longest. Apologies to Steve Rogin, Windsor AKO Fratmen. His 3 touchdown passes in the Oct 31, 1964 Inter- Conference game tied the record for second most. Apologies to Renato Sabadin, Weston Invictus Redmen. His 65 kickoffs during the 1965 season was a junior record. Apologies to Rod Brown, Regina Rams. His 107 yard interception touchdown return on Sept 9, 1967 equalled the junior record. Apologies to Burlington Braves. Their 58 touchdowns during the 1970 season was a then junior record. Apologies to Rick Ackerman, Regina Rams. His 85-yard touchdown run in the Nov 1, 1970 Inter- Conference game tied the junior record for 4th longest. Apologies to JT Hay, Ottawa Sooners. His 80 yard kickoff through the end zone in the 1974 Leader- Post Trophy game was at the time the second longest. Apologies to Rick Blanchette, Edmonton Huskies. His 30 rushing attemps (203 yards) in the Oct 6, 1974 championship game was a junior record. Apologies to Marco Cyncar of the Edmonton Wildcats. His 85 yard kickoff in the Oct 12, 1975 championship game was second longest. Apologies to Rick Sabourin, Ottawa Sooners, His 98 yard interception touchdown return in the Oct 17, 1976 playoff game was a junior record. Apologies to Barry Kokotilo, Edmonton Wildcats. His 4 touchcdowns on interceptions in 1976 are a still standing junior record. His 194 seasonal yards were at the time a junior record. Apologies to John DeWitt, Calgary Mohawks. His two touchdowns on interceptions returns during the 1976 season at the time equaled third most. Apologies to Rich Reitmeier, Regina Rams. His 7 field goal attempts on Sept 4, 1977 were at the time second most in junior history. Apologies to Emilio Fraietta, Edmonton Wildcats. His 110 yard interception return for a touchdown on Sept 3, 1977 tied the junior record for the third longest. His 194 seasonal yards were at the time tied for the second most. Apologies to Peter Fulton, Burlington Braves. His 110 yard interception return for a touchdown on Sept 16, 1977 tied the junior record for the third longest. Apologies to JT Hay, Ottawa Sooners. His 68 kickoffs during the 1975 season set a junior record. Apologies to Reg Boudreau, Saskatoon Hilltops 1975-78. His 185 career kickoffs was junior record. Apologies to Dave Badrowich, Regina Rams. His 65 kickoffs during the 1981 season tied for second most. His 612 kickoff yards on Oct 3, 1981 was a junior record. Apologies to Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen who kicked a 51 yards field goal on Sept 4, 1982. At the time it equalled the record for fourth longest Apologies to Wolfgang Bachmann, London Beefeaters. His 52 yards field goal on Aug 27, 1983 equalled the record for third most.

Apologies to Ottawa Sooners, Their 7 sacks in their Oct 22, 1983 playoff game was a then junior record. The 84 yards lost by Windsor is a still standing junior record. Apologies to Montreal jr Concordes. Their 3 fumble return touchdowns in their Oct 23, 1983 playoff game tied the junior record. Apologies to Andy McEvoy, Ottawa Sooners. His 41 pass attempts in the 1983 Armadale Cup was at the time a junior record. Apologies to Edmonton Wildcats. Their 5 interception returns in the 1983 Armadale Cup on Nov 12, 1983 tied for third most. Apologies to Ottawa Sooners. Their 5 sacks in their Oct 14, 1984 playoff game was a then junior record. Apologies to Marc Titley, Ottawa Sooners. His 52.0 punting average in the Oct 27, 1984 Inter- Conference game was at the time third most. Apologies to Andy McEvoy, Ottawa Sooners. His 3 touchdown runs in the Oct 27, 1984 Inter- Conference tied the record for second most. Apologies to Geoff Hainstock, St. Vital Mustangs. His 20 points in the Oct 27, 1984 Inter-Conference game tied the record for fifth most. And his 3 touchcdown receptions tied the record for second most. Apologies to Dave Waterhouse, Ottawa Sooners. His 424 post season rushing yards during the 1984 season was at the time 14th most in junior history. Apologies to Dwayne MacLeod, Ottawa Sooners. His 31.0 punt return average in the 1984 Armadale Cup was at the time a junior record. Also, his 42 yard punt return was 5th most. Apologies to Richmond Raiders who set a league record with 53 batted balls in 1985. Apologies to Alland Willard, Ottawa Sooner. His 178 career kickoffs were at the time second most. Apologies to Christian Cabrera, Saskatoon Hilltops. His 7 converts in the Oct 22, 1988 Inter- Conference game tied the junior record. His three field goals tied the record for third most. Apologies to Stu Parry, Calgary Colts. He held the record of 6 field goals in his Oct 7, 1990 playoff game and set a junior record with 8 attempts. Apologies to the St. Vital Mustangs. The 624 yards in their Oct 21, 1990 championship game was second most.4 Apologies to Jeff Koradi, Ottawa Sooners. His 737 rushing yards in the 1992 post season was the fourth most in CJFL history. Apologies to Sean Zaychkowsky, Edmonton Wildcats. At the time his 438 passing yards on Oct 9, 1993 was the second most in PFC history. Apologies to Darryl Leason, Regins Rams. His 5 touchdown passes in his Oct 15, 1995 playoff game tied the record for second most. Apologies to Jason Sutz, Saskatoon Hilltops. His 4 touchdown receptions in the Oct 13, 1997 playoff game was a then junior record. Apologies to Sheldon Ball, Saskatoon Hilltops. His 5 touchdown passes in the Oct 13, 1997 playoff game equalled the junior record. Apologies to Jared Hoover, Regina Rams. His 86 yards interception in the Oct 11, 1997 playoff game at the time was the 4th most in junior history. Apologies to the Regina Rams. Their 7 interception return in their Oct 11, 1997 playoff game equaled the record for second most in junior. Apologies to Bobby Gibson, Saskatoon Hilltops. In his Oct 25, 1998 playoff game he recorded six tackles, two assists, a sack, a batted ball, a fumble-recovery and two interceptions for a then record 29.0 points. Apologies to Todd Pinkney of the Regina Rams. His 10 kickoffs for 520 yards on Oct 31, 1988 are a championshop game record. His 85-yard kickodd tied for 3rd longest. Apologies to Jarred Winkel of the Edmonton Wildcats. His 90 yard kickoff return touchdown in the Oct 14, 2000 playoff game was at the time 4th most in junior history.

Apologies to Braden Suchan, Saskatoon Hilltops. His 4 field goals in the Oct 26, 2002 championship game tied the record foe second most. Apologies to Mike Potter, Edmonton Huskies. His 98-yards kickoff return touchdown in the Oct 20, 2002 playoff game was 3rd most. Apologies to Jon De Witt, Saskatoon Hilltops. His 4.0 sacks in the Oct 11, 2008 playoff game equalled the junior record for second most. Research has provided with a revised team standings for 1903 junior ORFU season. The Montreal Westward team s correct name was the Montreal Westward Maroons 1925 to 1933. The Verdun Jr Rugby Club was the Verdun AAA Juniors 1924 to 1925. We have found another junior football league from 1959. The Quebec South Junior Football League. Research has found that the 1971 Algonquin College Acaats correct sports name is the Thunder. Acaats stand for the Algonquin College Applied Arts and Technology(s). We are introducing some new catagories. Most Yards Lost in a Game and Most Turnover on Downs. As well, we are listing Most Yards, Most Penalties & Penalty Yards in a halfand shortest field goal. On a separate page we are listing team seasonal points and yards leaders, top 25 points, yards and penalty yards Special thanks to Daryl Slade, former CJFL statistician and Calgary Herald reporter. Daryl has been able to provide copies of newspaper articles cover many PFC games from the 1990 s and early 2000 s, a time when there were no available game reports. Special thanks to Library and Archive Canada for sending copies of newspaper articles covering junior football across the country as early as the 1900 s to the late 1980 s. Material, once thought to be lost to memory has now been added to our record book. We would like to express our thanks to Heather Foster, BCFC statistician who has been supplying us with the west coast stats since 2009. A task well done. We would like to express our thanks to Jim Stevenson, OFC statistician, a well earned retirement after almost 40 years, for supplying Ontario stats and a welcome to heir apparent, Darren Cocchetto as the new OFC stats man. And finally, special thanks to Ed Plant. When appointed as the PFC and CJFL statistician Ed was charged with the assignment of co-ordinating the stats from all three conferences and make them available to junior football and the media. As well he introduced a new computer system bringing CJFL stats well into the 21st Century. He has spent countless hours on this methodology to ensure junior football numbers are second to none. We have scan copies of CJFL Handbooks 1982 to 1996 as well as CJFL Championship games reports since 1925. All are available upon request. The cover art is photos from the Regina Thunder at Hamilton Hurricanes played on August 27, 2017. We are by no means complete maybe next year. Junior football, a Canadian tradition since 1887 Robert Sproule, Historian Canadian Junior Football Guide and Record Manual August, 2018 Newmarket, Ontario

Regular Season Records Individual Records Page 6 Team Records Page 51 Conference Playoff Records Individual Records Page 83 Team Records Page 96 Conference Championship Records Individual Records Page 114 Team Records Page 127 Inter-Conference Playoff Records Individual Records Page 145 Team Records Page 157 InterGold/Jostens Records Individual Records Page 171 Team Records Page 183 Canadian Bowl Records Individual Records Page 199 Team Records Page 213 Championship Attendance Records Page 230 Individual & Team Game Bests 2017 Page 230 TABLE OF CONTENTS Longest plays Page 236 Outstanding Seasonal & Game Best Page 241 Seasonal Leaders Pages 261 Junior Football League Names Page 275 Junior Football History Page 276 Junior Football Milestones Page 279 Junior Football Executive 1972-2017 Pages 301 Executive & Player Award Winners Pages 303 Seasonal & Game Leaders Separate Section Team Standings 1887 to 2017 Separate Section Moments Separate Section Canadian Junior Football League Records are compiled from all available Canadian Junior Football games and newspaper articles Individual Records Regular Season COACHING RECORDS MOST SEASONS COACHED 20 Tom Sargeant, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1998-2017 15 Frank McCrystal, Regina Rams (PFC) 1984-1998 15 Matt Blokker, Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2003-2013, Calgary Colts (PFC) 2014-17 14 Nick Kawaza, Surrey Rams/Tri-City Bulldogs (BCFC) 1988-1995, 1997-2002 13 Al Newman, AKO Fratmen (JrORFU) 1950-1963 13 Mike Morencie, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1983-1995 12 Lorne Cullem, Vancouver Blue Bombers (Big Four Football) 1950-1951, 1957-1964, 1966-1967 12 Gord Currie, Regina Rams (M-SJFL/AJFL) 1965-1976 12 Mike Lachance, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 2003-2013, 2017 11 George Depres, Winnipeg Rods (WpgJRFL) 1951-1952, (M-SJFL) 1953-1961 11 Dave Hardy, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC/PFC) 1987-1997 11 Garry Durchik, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 1995-1996, Edmonton Wildcats 2006-2009 MOST WINS BY A HEAD COACH 138 Tom Sargeant, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1998-2017 106 Matt Blokker, Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC), 2003-13, Calgary Colts (PFC) 2014-17 104 Frank McCrystal, Regina Rams (PFC) 1984-98 82 Nick Kawaza, Surrey Rams/Tri-City Bulldogs (BCFC) 1988-95, 1997-2002 78 Mike Morencie, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1983-95 76 Gord Currie, Regina Rams (M-SJFL/AJFL) 1965-76 69 Dave Hardy, Saskatoon Hilltops 1987-97 68 Al Newman, Windsor AKO Fratmen (JrORFU) 1950-63 68 Ken Goddard, Scarboro Rams 1970-1975, Oshawa Hawkeyes (OJFC/OFC) 1978-1980 68 Tony Iaduluca Jr, St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) 1999-2008

MOST FIRST PLACE FINISHES 13 Tom Sargeant, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1999-2003, 2007, 2010-2012, 2014-2017 9 Al Newman, Windsor AKO Fratmen (JrORFU) 1950-1955, 1957, 1960-1961 9 Frank McCrystal, Regina Rams (PFC) 1984-1986, 1988-1990, 1993, 1995-1996 8 Lorne Cullem, Vancouver Blue Bombers (Big Four Football) 1950-51, 1957-64, 1966-67 8 Ed Murray, Vancouver Meralomas (Big Four Football) 1967-1974 8 Tony Iaduluca Jr., St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) 2000-2007 7 Zebe Gamble, Gladstones Jrs (OttCityJFL) 1922, Rideau Aquatic Rugby Club (OttCityJFL) 1923-1928 7 Don Holtby, Ottawa Sooners (IJrFL) 1962-1963 (MetJFC) 1964-1965 (IJrFL) 1967-1968, (IJFC) 1969 7 Gord Currie, Regina Rams (M-SJFL/AJFL) 1965-1966, 1969, 1971-1974 6 Several coaches MOST LEAGUE/CONFERENCE CHAMPIONSHIPS 13 Tom Sargeant, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1999-2003, 2007, 2010-2012, 2014-2017 9 Al Newman, AKO Fratmen (JrORFU) 1950-1955, 1957, 1960-1961 9 Gord Currie, Regina Rams (M-SJFL/AJFL) 1965-1966, 1970-1976 9 Frank McCrystal, Regina Rams (PFC) 1984, 1986-87, 1992-95, 1997-98 8 Lorne Cullen, Vancouver Blue Bombers (Big Four Football) 1950-51, 1958, 1960, 1962-1964, 1967 8 Tony Iaduluca Jr, St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) 2000-07 7 Vince Bryant, Hamilton Italo-Canadians Recreation Club (JrORFU) 1935, (HamCityFL) 1936, (HamJrBig4FL) 1937-1941, Hamilton Tiger-Cubs (JrBig4FL) 1947 7 Ed Murray, Vancouver Meralomas (Big Four Football) 1968-74 7 Matt Blokker, Victoria Rebels 2003, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2005-11, 2013 6 Billy Soden, Montréal Jr Winged Wheelers (JrQRFU) 1927-1932 6 Fred Veal, Hamilton Jr Wildcats (JrORFU) 1947-1949, Hamilton Jr. Tigers (JrBig4FL) 1950-1953 6 Ulysses Curtis, North York Knights (JrBig4FL) 1958, (OJFC) 1959, Scarboro Rams (OJFC) 1961, Weston Invictus Redmen (OJFC) 1964-1 966 6 Lawrence Nagy, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA/BCFC) 1987-89, 1999-2001 MOST CANADIAN JUNIOR CHAMPIONSHIPS 11 Tom Sargeant, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 2001-03, 2007, 2010-12, 2014-2017 7 Frank McCrystal, Regina Rams (PFC) 1986-87, 1993-95, 1997-98 6 Gord Currie, Regina Rams (M-SJFL/AJFL) 1966, 1970-71, 1973, 1975-76 3 Hoody Foster, Montréal Jr Winged Wheelers 1925-26 3 Fred Veal, Hamilton Wildcats (Jr Big Four) 1948-49, Hamilton Jr. Tiger-Cats (Jr Big Four) 1950 3 George Depres, Winnipeg Rods (M-SJFL) 1955-56, 1961 3 Matt Blokker, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2006, 2008-09 2 Al Newman, Windsor AKO Fratmen (JrORFI) 1952, 1954 2 Dennis Kadatz, Edmonton Huskies (AJFL) 1962-1963 2 Jerry Zbytnnuik, Regina Rams (PFC) 1980-81 2 Keith Kendal, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1989-1990 2 Dave Hardy, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC/PFC) 1991, 1996 2 Mike Mclean, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2004-2005 SCORING POINTS MOST SCORING TITLES 3 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2007-09 2 Peter Jotkus, Montréal AAA Jrs (JrQRFU) 1928, 1930 2 Cal Green, South Shore Combines (JrQRFU) 1950-51 2 Neil Garvie, Saskatoon Hilltops (M-SJRFL) 1966-67 2 Mark McDonald, Vancouver Meralomas (Big Four Football) 1969-70 2 Ted Dolinski, Regina Rams (M-SJFL) 1974-75 2 Ron Almeida, London Beefeaters (OFC) 1981-82 2 Paul Osbaldiston, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) 1983-84 2 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PJFC/PFC) 1993, 1995 2 Steven Thomas, Langley Rams (BCFC) 2013-14 MOST POINTS CAREER (*9-10 game season) *504 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2005-09 (84 touchdowns) *456 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2008-12 385 Ryan Elaschuk, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2004-08 380 Jody Kerr, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1997-2001 *361 Scott Dixon, Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 348 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PJFC/PFC) 1991-*96

337 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1985-88 *337 Jason Attwood, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 1992-1996 321 Stephen Wozimirsky, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-04 *318 Jaiden Smith, Chilliwack Valley Huskers, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 MOST 100 POINT SEASONS (*9-10 game season) *3 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2007-09 *3 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009-10, 12 *2 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2009-10 *2 Steven Thomas, Langley Rams (BCFC) 2013-14 *2 Thomas Huber, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2014-15 MOST POINTS SEASON (*9-10 game season) 156 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2006 (26 touchdowns) *144 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009 140 Reg Boudreau, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) 1977 *128 Thomas Huber, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2015 127 Daryl Beswitherick, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) 1989 *126 Ron Arends, Weston Invictus Redmen (OJFC) 1965 126 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1988 *126 Richard Boayke, St. Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) 1991 *126 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2007 124 Mark Brewer, Chateaguay Raiders (QMJFL) 1985 MOST POINTS GAME 42 Eric Scott, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) Oct 6, 1985 (7 touchdowns) 41 Neil Garvie, Saskatoon Hilltops (M-SJFL) Aug 27, 1966 37 Willard O Hara, Montréal Jr Winged Wheelers (JrQRFU) Oct 9, 1926 36 Bill Goods, Mt. Royal College Cougars (AJFL) Oct 2, 1960 36 Jack Worton, Easton Chargers (IJFL) Sept 29, 1968 36 John Walter, Laval Scorpions (QJFL) Sept 26, 1971 36 Bruce Wilkins, Verdun Maple Leafs (OFC) Sept 27, 1975 36 Daryl Beswitherick, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) Sept 24, 1989 36 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) Sept 16, 1990 36 Richard Boakye, St. Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) Sept 22, 1991 36 Tyson Takasaki, Victoria Rebels (BCFC) Sept 12, 2009 35 Adrian Rathbun, Upper Canada College (LB4) Oct 29, 1904 35 Art Moore, Hamilton Tigers III (JrORFU) Oct 11, 1902 TOUCHDOWNS MOST TOUCHDOWNS CAREER (*9-10 game season) *84 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2005-09 (54 run, 22 rec, 5 punt ret, 2 ko ret, 1 fumb ret) *53 Jaiden Smith, Chilliwack Valley Huskers-Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 45 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Tiger-Cats-Burlington Braves 1989-91 44 Dan Servetnyk, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) 1978-*82 *44 Terrance Huston, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 1995-98 *43 Nick Downey, South Surrey Big Kahuna/Langley Rams (BCFC) 2009-12 *41 Richard Boakye, St. Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) 1989-91 40 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1989-92 *38 Dan Huclack, Renfrew Trojans (Big Four Football) 1976-78 38 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2002, 06-07 35 Dan Johnson, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1985-88 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SEASON (*9-10 game season) 26 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2006 (25 run, 1 rec) *24 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009 *21 Ron Arends, Weston Invictus Redmen (OJFC) 1965 21 Daryl Beswitherick, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) 1989 *21 Richard Boayke, St. Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) 1991 *21 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2007 *20 Dan Servetnyk, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) 1981 *19 Dan Huclack, Renfrew Trojans (Big Four Football) 1977 19 Eric Scott, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) 1985 19 Dan Johnston, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1988 19 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Braves (OFC) 1991

MOST TOUCHDOWNS GAME 7 Adrian Rathbun, Upper Canada College (LB4) Oct 29, 1904 (7 run) 7 Eric Scott, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) Oct 6, 1985 (6 run, 1 rec) 6 Eimer Soot, St. Andrew s College Saints (LB4) Nov 7, 1914 6 Willard O Hara, Montréal Jr Winged Wheelers (JrQRFU) Oct 9, 1926 6 Bill Goods, Mt. Royal College Cougars (AJFL) Oct 2, 1960 6 Neil Garvie, Saskatoon Hilltops (M-SJFL) Aug 27, 1966 6 Jack Worton, Easton Chargers (IJFL) Sept 29, 1968 6 Bruce Wilkins, Verdun Maple Leafs (OFC) Sept 27, 1975 6 Daryl Beswitherick, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) Sept 24, 1989 6 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) Sept 16, 1990 6 Richard Boayke, St. Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) Sept 21, 1991 6 Tyson Takasaki, Victoria Rebels (BCFC) Sept 12, 2009 CONVERTS MOST CONVERTS CAREER (*9-10 game season) *194 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009-11 *173 Jason Attwood, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 1992-96 *172 Jody Kerr, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1997-2001 *159 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PJFC/PFC) 1991-96 *144 Scott Dixon, Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 140 Ryan Elaschuk, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2004-08 *139 Jason Cook, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2002-04 *136 Thomas Huber, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2013-15 128 Stephen Wozimirsky, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-04 117 Rick Barrack, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) 1984-87 MOST CONVERTS SEASON (*9-10 game season) 58 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PFC) 1995 *57 Jason Attwood, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1995 *57 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2010 *57 Thomas Huber, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2015 *55 Jason Cook, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2004 *52 Jason Cook, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2003 *51 Chris Mossing, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1996 *51 Derrick Korstrom, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 1997 *51 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2011 *51 Niklas Terava, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2006 *51 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2012 MOST CONVERTS GAME 14 Ivan MacMillan, Ottawa Sooners (IJFL) Aug 10, 1969 13 Paul Osbaldiston, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) Oct 6, 1985 12 Tony Lindsay, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) Sept 7, 1991 12 Karin Ould-Hamouda, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) Aug 25, 2007 12 Quinn Van Gylswyk, Victoria Rebels (BCFC) Sept 12, 2009 11 Nigel Galbraith, St. Andrew s College Saints (LB4) Nov 7, 1914 11 Darren Ducharnes, St. Vital Mustangs (MJFC) Aug 9, 1987 11 Jordan Baker, Victoria Rebels (BCFC) Aug 19, 2001 11 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) Sept 17, 2011 10 Several players FIELD GOALS MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS CAREER 112 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1985-88 *110 Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1982-85 101 Stephen Wozimirsky, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-04 *101 Scott Dixon, Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 *99 Scott Hay, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1979-82 *99 Jody Kerr, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1997-2001 97 Ryan Elaschuk, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2004-08 93 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PFC) 1991-95 *92 Matt Rohatensky, Tri-City Bulldogs, Vancouver Trojans (BCFC) 2002-06 *88 Derek Noble, Burlington Braves/Burlington Jr. Tiger-Cats (OFC) 1985-87

MOST FIELD GOALS CAREER (*9-10 game season) 73 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1985-88 69 Ryan Elaschuk, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2004-08 *68 Scott Dixon, Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 *64 Jody Kerr, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1997-2001 *60 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2008012 *59 Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1982-85 *55 Matt Rohatensky, Tri-City Bulldogs, Vancouver Trojans (BCFC) 2002-06 53 Stephen Wozimirsky, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-04 50 Rick Barrack, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) 1984-87 50 Ideen Samadi, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2012-2014 MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS SEASON 43 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1988 41 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2009 40 Derek Noble, Burlington Braves (OFC) 1985 36 Ryan Mauch, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 1998 36 Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1984 32 Jean Francois, St. Leonard Cougars (QJFL) 1986 32 Ideen Samadi, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2013 31 Jody Kerr, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1999 31 Tiernan Docherty, Langley Rams (BCFC) 2016 30 Jason Cook, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2004 30 John Ferenac, Edmonton Wildcats (PJFC) 1987 MOST FIELD GOALS SEASON (*9-10 game season) 31 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1988 *24 Jody Kerr, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 1999 *24 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2010 *24 Tieman Docherty, Langley Rams (BCFC) 2016 *23 Derek Noble, Burlington Braves (OFC) 1985 *21 Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1984 *21 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2010 20 Don Fielding, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) 1986 *19 Justin McInnes, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 1999 19 Braden Suchan, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 2003 *19 Jason Cook, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2004 19 Ryan Elaschuk, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2005 19 Ideen Samadi, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2012 *19 Mark Mueller, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2012 19 Brett Thorarinsson, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 2013 19 Ideen Samadi, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2013 *19 Steve Thomas, Langley Rams (BCFC) 2014 MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS GAME 9 Thomas Halliday Lennard, Ridley College Tigers (LB4) Oct 21, 1916 9 Jason Appleyard, London Beefeaters (OFC) Aug 15, 1992 9 Paul Geier, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Sept 12, 1981 9 Richard Klimas, Montreal Jr. Alouettes (OFC) Aug 22, 1981 8 Frank Marocco, Edmonton Wildcats (PJFC) Sept 23, 1978 8 Scott Hay, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) Oct 2, 1982 8 Rick Barrack, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) Aug 26, 1984 8 Derek Noble, Burlington Braves (OFC) Oct 5, 1985 8 Ideen Samadi, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Oct 12, 2013 7 Rich Reitmeier, Regina Rams (PJFC) Sept 4, 1977 7 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) July 31, 1988 7 Rick Arboleya, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Sept 11, 1993 7 Rick Arboleya, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Aug 28, 1993 7 Scott LeBlanc, St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) Oct 10, 2009 7 Carmine Gentile, London Beefeater (OFC) Sept 25, 2010 7 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) Oct 17, 2009 7 Scott LeBlanc, St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) Oct 10, 2010 7 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) Aug 28, 2010 7 Ideen Samadi, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Aug 17, 2013 7 Kealey Heintz, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) Aug 6, 2016

MOST FIELD GOALS GAME 7 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) July 31, 1988 7 Jason Appleyard, London Beefeaters (OFC) Aug 15, 1992 6 Thomas Halliday Lennard, Ridley College Tigers (LB4) Oct 21, 1916 6 Frank Marocco, Edmonton Wildcats (PJFC) Sept 23, 1978 6 Paul Geier, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Sept 12, 1981 6 Rick Barrack, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) Aug 26, 1984 6 Darcy Stadnyk, Calgary Colts (PJFC) Sept 21, 1991 6 Bryon Rempel, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) Sept 11, 1993 6 John Kerr, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) Oct 3, 1999 6 Jason Cook, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) Sept 22, 2002 6 Scott Dixon, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) Sept 18, 2005 6 Scott LeBlanc, St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) Oct 10, 2009 6 Carmine Gentile, London Beefeater (OFC) Sept 25, 2010 6 Jonathan Heidebrecht, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) Aug 17, 2014 LONGEST FIELD GOAL 57 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) Oct 3, 2010 55 Alexander Logie, Upper Canada College (LB4) Oct 25, 1925 55 Chris Young, Vancouver Meralomas (BCJFA) Sept 28, 1986 55 Ian Hewitt, Calgary Colts (PFC) Aug 5, 1995 55 Ian Hewitt, Calgary Colts (PFC) Aug 13, 1995 55 Jonathan Heidebrecht, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) Aug 18, 2012 54 Connor MacDougall, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) Sept 23, 2007 53 Glenn Dawson, Brantford Bisons (OFC) Aug 23, 1975 53 Mike Lazecki, Regina Rams (PJFC) Aug 16, 1987 53 Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Aug 4, 1984 53 Rob Phillips, Abbotsford Airforce (BCJFA) Aug 13, 1990 53 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PFC) Aug 20, 1995 53 Jason Cook, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) Sept 22, 2002 53 Quinn Van Gylswyk, Victoria Rebels (BCFC) July 24, 2010 53 Zack Medeiros, London Beefeaters (OFC) Aug 11, 2012 SHORTEST FIELD GOAL 7 Jerry Foster, Burlington Braves (OFC) Aug 20, 1983 7 Jay Diston, Burlington Braves (OFC) Oct 2, 2010 8 Tony Gagnon, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) Aug 22, 1982 8 Jean-Phillipe Gervais, St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) Aug 11, 2011 8 Steve Thomas, Langley Rams (BCFC) Aug 31, 2014 9 Doug Huber, Regina Rams (PJFC) Oct 7, 1989 9 Rick Arboleya. Windsor AKO Fraatmen (OFRC) Aug 13, 1994 9 Alan Sebastien, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Aug 31, 2002 9 Danny Mullins, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) Sept 5, 2009 9 Ben Hnidan, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Oct 3, 2009 9 Anthony-James Gomes, St. Leonard Cougars (OFC) Aug 17, 2013 9 Thomas Huber, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) Sept 20, 2014 MOST 50 YARD FIELD GOALS CAREER 4 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1991, 1994-95 4 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2010 3 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1986-87 3 Tieman Docherty, Langley Rams (BCFC) 2016 2 Terry Leschuk, Calgary Cougars (PJFC) 1982-83 2 Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1984-85 2 Derek Noble, Burlington Braves/Burlington Jr. Tiger-Cats (OFC) 1985, 1987 2 Ian Hewitt, Calgary Colts (PFC) 1995 MOST 50 YARD FIELD GOALS SEASON 3 Steven Shott, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2010 3 Tieman Docherty, Langley Rams (BCFC) 2016 2 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1986 2 Ian Hewitt, Calgary Colts (PFC) 1995 2 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PFC) 1995 SINGLES MOST SINGLES CAREER 57 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PJFC/PFC) 1991-95

*50 Glen Rheubottom, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) 1982-84 *48 Brian Demug, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1985-88 *39 Jerry Kauric, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1982-85 35 Brent Cruhuniak, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1983-86 34 Stephen Wozimirsky, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-04 *30 Paul Osbaldiston, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) 1983-85 *30 Jason Attwood, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1992-96 *28 Scott Hay, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1979-82 28 Mike Lazecki, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1984-87 MOST SINGLES SEASON (*9-10 game season) 29 Percy Fahey, St. Patrick College Saints (OttCityJFL) 1915 *27 Paul Osbaldiston, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) 1983 26 Rich Holmes, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1987 24 Stanley Booth, Grand Trunk Boat Club (JrQRFU) Oct 9, 1920 *22 Bill Long, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1982 22 Matt Kellett, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1993 21 Gordon Monroe, Ottawa New Edinburgh Rugby Club (OttCityJFL) 1913 21 John Quilty, St. Patrick College (OttCityJFL) 1937 *21 Dave Badowich, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1981 *21 Brent Cruhuniak, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1983 21 John Ferenac, Edmonton Wildcats (PJFC) 1986 MOST SINGLES GAME 12 Stanley Booth, Grand Trunk Boat Club (JrQRFU) Oct 9, 1920 11 Allan Scott, Quebéc City Rugby Club III (JrQRFU) Oct 5, 1895 9 Jack Robillard, St. Patrick College Saints (OttCityJFL) Nov 19, 1910 9 James Alexander, Ridley College Tigers (LB4) Oct 30, 1915 9 Brodie Brethour, St. Patrick College (OttCityJFL) Nov 7, 1931 9 George Slinn, Hamilton Italio Canadians Recreation Club (HamJrBig4FL) Oct 30, 1937 8 Duncan McLaren, St. Andrew College Saints (LB4) Nov 4, 1905 8 Leslie Newton, Dundas Vallyites (JrORFU) Oct 13, 1913 8 Edwin Hara, St. Catherine Jrs (JrORFU) Nov 1, 1913 8 Percy Fahey, St. Patrick College Saints (OttCityJFL) Oct 16, 1915 8 George Grass, Toronto Excelsiors (JrORFU) Nov 8, 1919 8 Jack Peebles, Regina Pats (SJFL) Oct 2, 1920 8 Gerald Firpo Smith, Toronto Canoe Club (JrORFU) Oct 4, 1924 8 George Symons, Penetanguishene Jrs (JrORFU) Oct 18, 1930 RUSHING MOST RUSHING TITLES 2 Ken Newman, Regina Rams (M-SJFL) 1967-68 2 Mike Biljetina, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) 1974, 1977 2 Terry Cochrane, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1982-83 2 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 1995-96 2 Alan Giacolone, Calgary Colts (PFC) 2001-02 2 Jordan Botel, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2010-11 MOST THOUSAND YARD RUSHERS SAME TEAM 2 Tri-City Bulldogs (BCFC) 2001 Ryan Ford 1,120 yds and Duane Allen 1,031 yards RUSHING ATTEMPTS MOST ATTEMPTS CAREER (*9-10 game season) *705 Jaiden Smith, Valley Huskers/Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 (5,512 yds) 629 Sasa Petrovic, Victoria Payless (BCJFA) 1986-90 (3,421 yds) 510 Steve Thompson, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1986-90 (3,332 yds) *509 Akbal Singh, Renfrew-Vancouver Trojans 1992-95 (BCJFA) 2,890 yds) 505 Reg Boudreau, Saskatoon Hilltops (M-SJFL/PJFC) 1975-78 (3,390 yds) *487 Yasbo Treonier, Laval Scorpions (QMJFL) 1987-1990 (2,619 yds) *483 Mike Biljetina, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) 1974-77 (3,048 yds) *478 Terry Denham, St. Vital Mustangs (MJFC) 1976-79 (2,813 yds) 466 Stuart Foord Regina Thunder (PFC) 2004-2007 (2,278 yds) 461 Jarred Winkel, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) *1999-2001 (2,297 yds)

MOST ATTEMPTS SEASON (*9-10 game season) *246 Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) 2000 217 Kollin Erichsen, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1989 217 Darren Joseph, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1990 216 Stuart Foord Regina Thunder (PFC) 2006 *208 John Pikula, Brantford Bisons (OJFC) 1972 208 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2013 207 Ken Walters, Regina Rams (M-SJFL) 1965 *192 Mike Biljetina, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) 1974 192 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2006 190 *Rick Chalupka, Hamilton Hurricanes (OJFC) 1972 MOST ATTEMPTS GAME 44 Stuart Foord, Regina Thunder (PFC) Sept 10, 2006 (245 yds) 42 Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) Sept 2, 2000 (312 yds) 40 Kyle Woldenberg-Puyda, London Beefeaters (OFC) Oct 8, 2010 (308 yds) 40 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Oct 12, 2013 (383 yds) 38 Daryl Brady, Calgary Mohawks (PJFC) Sept 30, 1978 (238 yds) 38 Cory Hennessey, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Sept 22, 1996 (312 yards) 37 Rob Bronk, Winnipeg Rods (MJFC) Oct 8, 1978 (199 yds) 37 Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) Sept 16, 2000 (197 yds) 37 Cale Inglis, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Sept 4, 2004 (243 yds) 37 Stuart Foord, Regina Thunder (PFC) Oct 1, 2006 (221 yds) 37 Ashton Dickson, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) Oct 2, 2010 (218 yds) RUSHING YARDS MOST YARDS CAREER (*9-10 game season) *5,512 Jaiden Smith, Valley Huskers/Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 (705 atts 7.8 avg) *4,133 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2005-09 (416 atts 9.9 avg) 3,514 Michael Ritchott, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC), Winnipeg Rifles (PFC) 2013-17 (431 atts 8.2 avg) 3,496 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2002, 2006-07 (408 atts 8.5 avg) 3,421 Sasa Petrovic, Victoria Payless (BCJFA) 1986-90 (629 atts 5.4 avg) 3,390 Reg Boudreau, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) 1975-78 (505 atts 6.7 avg) 3,379 Chris Ciezki, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-03 (395 atts 8.6 avg) 3,332 Steve Thompson, Calgary Colts (PJFC) 1986-1990 (510 atts 6.5 avg) 3,308 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1989-1992 (381 atts 8.7 avg) 3,218 Craig Carter, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1995-1999 (405 atts 8.0 avg) MOST YARDS SEASON (*9-10 game season) 1,903 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2006 1,687 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2013 1,666 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 1996 *1,604 Jamel Lyles, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) 2016 *1,592 Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) 2000 *1,496 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) 2012 *1,476 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009 1,432 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Braves (OFC) 1991 1,413 Darren Joseph, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1990 1,393 Kollin Erichsen, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1989 1,367 Andre Lalonde, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 2013 MOST YARDS GAME 405 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) Oct 6, 2012 (24 atts) 383 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Oct 12, 2013 (40 atts) 365 Jordan Samoil, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Sept 21, 2012 (33 atts) 363 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Sept 8, 2013 (29 atts) 358 Micheal Ritchott, Winnipeg Rifles (PFC) Aug 20, 2016 (33 atts) 355 Craig Carter, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Oct 16, 1999 (33 atts) 344 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Oct 1, 2006 (26 atts) 340 Terry Cochrane, Regina Rams (PJFC) Sept 3, 1983 (19 atts) 338 Eric Scott, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) Sept 22, 1985 (35 atts) 327 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) Sept 22, 1996 (32 atts) 318 Dallas Hunt, Vancouver Trojans (BCFC) Sept 25, 2005 (16 atts)

MOST YARDS GAME (9 or less attempts) 245 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) Aug 27, 1995 (9 atts) 216 Tony Almonte, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) Sept 23, 1978 (5 atts) 210 James Grant Hyland, Trinity College School Bigside (LB4) Nov 3, 1923 (5 atts) 210 Merv Visneskie, Ottawa Sooners (IJrFL) Sept 5, 1969 (9 atts) 202 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) Sept 29, 1996 (8 atts) 200 Billy Holden, Sarnia Wanderers (JrORFU) Oct 23, 1948 (7 atts) 200 Vern Adams, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) Aug 12, 1978 (7 atts) 185 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) Aug 1, 2009 (8 atts) 180 Claude Landrault, Ottawa Eastview Golden Eaglesn (IJrFL) Sept 2, 1966 (9 atts) 179 Dan McAlonan, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) Aug 21 1993 (9 atts) LONGEST RUN 109t Lance Perrin, Scarboro Rams (OFC) Sept 13, 1974 (12-186) 109t Terry Cochrane, Regina Rams (PJFC) Oct 2, 1983 (11-218) 109t Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) Aug 27, 1995 (9-245) 109t Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) Sept 29, 2001 (6-143) 109t Tore Tarcon, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) July 31, 2010 (7-123) 108t Jim Foley, Ottawa Trojans (IJFL) Oct 10, 1965 108t Dan Servetnyk, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) Sept 7, 1981 107t Dan Diduck, Calgary Colts (AJFL) Sept 13, 1972 107t Cory Hennessey, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) Sept 21, 1996 105t Ed Biaga, Niagara Falls Tiger-Cats (OJFC) Oct 11, 1963 105t Keith Kelly, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) Aug 3, 1985 105t Patrice Jean-Noel, St Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) Sept 11, 1992 105t David Shoup, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) Aug 29, 1993 THOUSAND YARD SEASONS MOST SEASONS (*9-10 game season) *4 Jaiden Smith, Chilliwack Valley Huskers/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-03, 2005-2006 3 Chris Ciezki, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-03 *2 Mike Biljetina, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) 1974, 1977 *2 Terry Cochrane, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1982-83 *2 Mike Shearon, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1985, 1987 2 Sasa Petrovic, Victoria Payless (BCJFA) 1987-88 2 Steve Thompson, Calgary (PJFC) 1987,1989 *2 Rick Mattas, Thunder Bay Giants (MJFC) 1988-89 2 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Braves (OFC) 1990-91 2 Jeff Koradi, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1991-92 2 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 1995-96 2 Alan Giacolone, Calgary Colts (PFC) 2001-02 *2 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2007, 2009 *2 Jordan Botel, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2010-11 *2 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) 2011-12 THREE HUNDRED YARD GAMES MOST 300 YARD GAMES CAREER 2 Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) 2000 2 Jordan Samoil, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2012 2 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2013 MOST 300 YARD GAMES SEASON 2 Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) 311 yds Sept 2 & 312 yds Oct 7, 2000 2 Jordan Samoil, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 309 yds Aug 18 & 365 Sept 21, 2012 2 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 363 yds on Sept 8 & 383 yds Oct 12, 2013 TWO HUNDRED YARD GAMES MOST 200 YARD GAMES CAREER (*9-10 game season) *9 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 7 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) *6 Jaiden Smith, Chilliwack Valley Huskers/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 5 Kollin Erichsen, Regina Rams (PJFC) 5 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Braves (OFC) *4 Phil Reynolds, Scarboro Rams (OFC) *4 Mike Biljetina, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) *4 Terry Cochrane, Regina Rams (PJFC)

4 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 4 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 4 Jarred Winkel, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) *4 Dallas Hunt, South Fraser Rams-Vancouver Trojans (BCFC) *4 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) MOST 200 YARD GAMES SEASON (*9-10 game season) 5 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2006 *4 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009 3 Ken Walters, Regina Rams (M-SJFL) 1965 *3 Phil Reynolds, Scarboro Rams (OJFC) 1971 3 Terry Cochrane, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1983 3 Kollin Erichsen, Regina Rams (PJFC) 1989 3 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Braves (OFC) 1991 *3 Matt Medwick, Chilliwack Valley Huskers (BCFC) 2000 3 Stuart Foord, Regina Thunder (PFC) 2006 *3 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2008 3 Jordan Samoil, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2012 3 Levon Hawreliak, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2013 3 Jamel Lyles, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) 2016 RUSHING AVERAGE HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE CAREER (250 + attempts) 9.9 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2005-09 (416-4,133 yds) 9.8 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 1995-97 (324-3,180 yds) 9.3 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) 2011-12 (278-2,591 yds) 9.1 Jordan Botel, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2008-2011 (298-2,712 yds) 8.7 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1989-1992 (381-3,308 yds) 8.6 Chris Ciezki, Edmonton Huskies (PFC) 2001-03 (395-3,379 yds) 8.5 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2002, 2006-07 (386-3,283 yds) 8.4 Nick Romain, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 2003-05 (254-2,140 yds) 8.2 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Jr Tiger-Cats-Burlington Braves (OFC) 1989-91 (386-3,159 yds) 8.0 Craig Carter, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1995-1999 (405-3,218 yds) HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE SEASON (100 + attempts) 14.5 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009 (102-1,476) 10.4 Sean Ingram, Abbotsford Airforce (BCFC) 1997 (102-1,056) 10.3 Bruce Morris, Burlington Braves (OJFC) 1969 (110-1,143) 10.2 Jordan Botel, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2010 (124-1,261) 10.2 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) 2012 (147-1,496) 9.9 Dean Jones, Edmonton Huskies (PJFC) 1996 (168-1,666) 9.9 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2006 (192-1,903) 9.8 Ryan Ford, Tri-City Bulldogs (BCFC) 2001 (114-1,120) 9.5 Phil Reynolds, Scarboro Rams (OJFC) 1971 (130-1,240) 9.5 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1991 (106-1,011) 9.5 Craig Carter, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) 1999 (120-1,139) HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE GAME (10+ attempts) 29.4 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) Aug 22, 2009 (10-294) 21.7 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) Aug 26, 2012 (12-260) 21.4 Delbert Beach, Surrey Rams (BCJFA) Aug 5, 1990 (10-214) 21.3 Floyd Cooper, Hamilton Wildcats (JrBig4FL) Sept 21, 1949 (12-255) 21.1 George Zaborsky, Burlington Braves (OJFC) Sept 25, 1970 (10-211) 21.0 Gary Craig, St. Anthony Saints (IJFL) Oct 2, 1953 (10-210) 20.3 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) Oct 6, 2012 (24-405) 20.0 Merv Visneskie, Ottawa Sooners (IJFL) Sept 5, 1969 (11-220) 19.9 Terry Cochrane, Regina Rams (PJFC) Oct 2, 1983 (11-219) 19.9 Dallas Hunt, Vancouver Trojans (BCFC) Sept 25, 2004 (16-318) 19.9 Greg Morris, Westshore Rebels (BCFC) Aug 27, 2011 (13-259) HIGHEST RUSHING AVERAGE GAME (9 or less attempts) 43.3 Beau Lumley, Windsor AKO Fratmen (OFC) Sept 24, 2011 (3-130) 43.2 Tony Almonte, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) Sept 23, 1978 (5-216) 42.0 James Grant Hyland, Trinity College Bigside (LB4) Nov 3, 1923 (5-210) 41.0 Gifford Rose, Oshawa Hawkeyes (OFC) Sept 23, 1995 (3-123) 41.0 Manny Gordon, Winnipeg Rifles (PFC) Oct 1, 2005 (3-123)

38.0 Andrew Cummings, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) Aug 25, 2005 (3-114) 35.3 Larry Jolly, Verdun Invictus (IJrFL) Aug 11, 1968 (4-141) 31.0 Rich Seits, Regina Rams (M-SJFL) Sept 4, 1967 (4-124) 31.0 Victor St. Pierre-Laviolette, Regina Thunder (PFC) Oct 16, 2016 (5-155) RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS MOST TOUCHDOWNS CAREER (*9-10 game season) *54 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2005-09 *51 Jaiden Smith, Valley Huskers/Victoria Rebels/Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2002-06 *39 Richard Boakye, St. Herbert Rebelles (QMJFL) 1988-91 39 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1989-1992 37 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Tiger-Cats (OFC) 1989-1991 *35 Terrance Huston, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) 1995-98 *34 Bruce Wilkins, Verdun Invictus/Maple Leafs (QJFL-OJFC/OFC) 1973-75 33 Mike Shearon, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1985-87 33 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2002, 2006-07 *32 Lance Perrin, Scarboro Rams (OJFC/OFC) 1972-75 MOST TOUCHDOWNS SEASON (*9-10 game season) 25 Tristan Jones, Edmonton Wildcats (PFC) 2006 20 Daryl Beswitherick, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) 1989 *20 Richard Boakye, St. Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) 1991 *20 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2009 *17 Ron Grant, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1977 *17 Andrew Harris, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2007 *16 Nord Williams, Etobicoke Argonauts (OFC) 1980 16 Dave Dinnall, Burlington Braves (OFC) 1991 16 Jermaine Brown, Saskatoon Hilltops (PJFC) 1991 *15 Several players MOST TOUCHDOWNS GAME 7 Adrian Rathbun, Upper Canada College (LB4) Oct 29, 1904 6 Eimer Soot, St. Andrew s College (LB4) Nov 7, 1914 6 Willard O Hara, Montréal Jr Winged Wheelers (JrQRFU) Oct 9, 1926 6 Bill Goods, Mt. Royal College Cougars (AJFL) Oct 2, 1960 6 Jack Worton, Easton Chargers (IJFL) Sept 29, 1968 6 Eric Scott, Richmond Raiders (BCJFA) Oct 6, 1985 6 Daryl Beswitherick, Winnipeg Hawkeyes (MJFC) Sept 24, 1989 6 Noel Chipman, Okanagan Sun (BCJFA) Sept 16, 1990 6 Richard Boayke, St. Hubert Rebelles (QMJFL) Sept 21, 1991 5 Several players RECEPTIONS MOST RECEPTION TITLES 2 Bob Nordoff, Burlington Braves (OJFC) 1958-59 2 Paul Pershick, Saskatoon Hilltops (M-SJFL) 1963-64 2 Al Rankin, Saskatoon Hilltops (M-SJFL) 1967-68 MOST RECEPTIONS CAREER (*9-10 game season) 199 Andrew Busby, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 2004-08 (3,109 yds) *194 Derek Yachison, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) 2011-15 (2,763) 184 Cassidy Doneff, Calgary Colts (PFC) 2005-07 (2,440 yds) *167 Matt Scheurwater, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2007-10 (3,034 yds) 163 Brian Remming, Surrey Rams (BCJFA) 1991-95 (2,887 yds) *161 Greg Kratzer, Edmonton Wildcats (PJFC) 1981-84 (2,514 yds) 158 Brian Goetz, Victoria Payless/Abbotsford Airforce (BCJFA) 1986-90 (2,420 yds) *156 Devin Csincsa, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) 2011-15 (2,373 yds) 152 Jeremy Botelho, Winnipeg Rifles (PFC) 2004-08 (2,307 yds) *151 Roger Clark, Peterborough Panthers (OJFC/OFC) 1971-74 (2,594 yds) MOST RECEPTIONS SEASON (*9-10 game season) 78 Cassidy Doneff, Calgary Colts (PFC) 2007 73 Andrew Busby, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 2006 *73 Devin Csincsa, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) 2015 69 Cassidy Doneff, Calgary Colts (PFC) 2006

*68 Blair Atkinson, South Fraser Rams (BCFC) 2001 *67 Devin Csincsa, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) 2015 66 Joey Orel, Vancouver Island Sharks (BCJFA) 1995 64 Grant Neilson, Fort Garry Lions (MJFC) 1985 *64 Marshall Cook, Vancouver Island Raiders 2014 63 Earl Kuldys, St. Vital Mustangs (MJFL) 1976 *63 Jean Philippe Morin, St. Leonard Cougars (QMJFL) 1989 MOST RECEPTIONS GAME 19 Andrew Busby, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) Aug 20, 2006 (237 yds) 15 Stan Freedman, Burlington Braves (OJFC) Sept 13, 1968 (130 yds) 15 Dennis Hemphill, Niagara Regional Raiders (OFC) Aug 24, 1974 (242 yds) 14 Lee McFadden, Edmonton Huskies (AJFL) Aug 29, 1976 (284 yds) 14 Mike Nyhuis, Fort Garry Lions (MJFC) Sept 20, 1987 (151 yds) 14 Slater Zaleski, Edmonton Huskies (PJFC) Aug 30, 1987 (167 yds) 14 Mike Serr, Vancouver Meralomas (BCJFA) Aug 27, 1989 (256 yds) 14 Joey Orel, Vancouver Island Sharks (BCJFA) Sept 24, 1995 (118 yds) 14 Ben Wilson, South Surrey Big Kahuna Rams (BCFC) Aug 18, 2007 (265) 14 Blake Draper, Valley Huskers (BCFC) Sept 14, 2013 (104 yds) 14 Marshall Cook, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) July 26, 2014 (208 yds) 14 Derek Yachison, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) Oct 3, 2015 (129 yds) RECEPTION YARDS MOST YARDS CAREER (*9-10 game season) 3,109 Andrew Busby, Saskatoon Hilltops (PFC) 2004-08 (199 rec) *3,034 Matt Scheurwater, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2007-10 (167 rec) *2,887 Brian Remming, Surrey Rams (BCJFA) 1991-95 (163 rec) *2,875 Whitman Tomusiak, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2010-13 (137 rec) *2,767 Dan Turek, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2008-11 (132 rec) *2,763 Derek Yachison, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) 2011-15 (194 rec) *2,746 Michael Schaper, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2008-12 (149 rec) *2,734 Andrew Sharp, Abbotsford Airforce (BCJFA) 1994-98 (136 rec) *2,594 Roger Clark, Peterborough Panthers (OJFC/OFC) 1971-74 (151 rec) 2,514 Greg Kratzer, Edmonton Wildcats (PJFC) 1981-84 (161 rec) MOST YARDS SEASON (*9-10 game season) *1,179 Michael Schaper, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) 2010 *1,168 Jean Philippe Morin, St. Leonard Cougars (QMJFL) 1989 *1,143 George Gariepy, Ottawa Sooners (OFC) 1984 1,139 Ryan Moore, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) 1981 *1,117 Matt Scheurwater, Okanagan Sun (BCFC) 2008 *1,102 Devin Csincsa, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) 2015 *1,084 Marshall Cook, Vancouver Island Raiders 2014 1,064 Slater Zaleski, Edmonton Huskies (PJFC) 1987 *1,053 Josh Boden, South Fraser Rams (BCFC) 2005 *1,026 Derek Yachison, Kamloops Broncos (BCFC) 2015 MOST YARDS GAME 318 Ryan Moore, Hamilton Hurricanes (OFC) Sept 26, 1981 (9 rec) 284 Lee McFadden, Edmonton Huskies (AJFL) Aug 29, 1976 (14 rec) 284 Andrew Sharpe, Abbotsford Airforce (BCJFA) Aug 26, 1995 (8 rec) 282 Kyle Beauregard, Abbotsford Airforce (BCFC) Sept 11, 1999 (11 rec) 270 Mike Jones, London Beefeaters (OFC) Oct 5, 2002 (12 rec) 265 Ben Wilson, South Surrey Big Kahuna Rams (BCFC) Aug 18, 2007 (14 rec) 264 Ron Almeida, London Beefeaters (OFC) Sept 12, 1981 (11 rec) 260 Ray Mischook, Town of Mount Royal Lions (IJFL) Sept 25, 1966 (7 rec) 260 Dino Laurito, Oshawa Hawkeyes (OFC) Sept 12, 1987 (4 rec) 258 Blair Atkinson, South Fraser Rams (BCFC) Sept 1, 2001 (13 rec) 258 Marshall Cook, Vancouver Island Raiders (BCFC) Oct 4, 2014 (7 rec) LONGEST RECEPTION see longest pass TWO HUNDRED YARD GAMES MOST TWO HUNDRED YARD GAMES CAREER (*9-10 game season) 3 Kurt Goodrich, Winnipeg Rifles (PFC) 2013