Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
ANOTHER EPIC AFL FINAL, UNB 31 DAL 28 Weather wise it was another typical Remembrance Day, somewhat dreary and cold as the 2023 edition of the Dalhousie Tigers gathered to have their team photo taken before leaving for the Atlantic Football League final in Fredericton.Needless to say there was excitement around this happening!I can imagine a lot of the players and coaches were keen to three peat…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Jake Wightman
The UNB Reds played in the championship game on Remembrance Day against the Dalhousie Tigers. Both teams throughout the season had a regular season record of 4-2 and were looking to take home the Moosehead Cup. The game was close, but in the end, the Reds came out on top, winning with a final score of 31-28. The entire Reds team worked hard to make it to the finals. With each game this season…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Jake Wightman
UNB headed to Holland College this past weekend to face off against the Hurricanes. The winner of the match would have home-field advantage in the championship game the following weekend on Nov 11. The Reds came out on top, with a final score of 30-26. The Reds offence was a highlight of their game. With the regular season having come to a close, you can see the progress the Reds have made. They…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
NEAR PERFECT, TIGERS 31, HURRICANES 9 It was a brilliant full moon pre-Halloween night for Dalhousie and Holland College football.They were contesting a four-point game with major AFL playoff implications for both teams.A large group of vocal Hurricane fans made up part of the approximate 750 football enthusiasts. Between plays a great atmosphere was set as ghoulish anthems were played - The…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Jake Wightman
In their final home game of the season, the Reds take on the Dalhousie Tigers. Both teams played well, but the Reds came out on top, winning with a final score of 31-23. The Reds and Tigers have played three times now and have won twice. The two teams hold a competitive rivalry over the years. In the first quarter, the Reds offence was fierce. Star quarterback Jonah Rawlines would throw one…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Jake Wightman
In their fourth game of the season, the Reds take on the Holland college Hurricances for their second matchup of the season. The Reds played well, but came up short with a final score of 22-18. The Reds won their first game against the Hurricanes two weeks prior and came into the game Strong. The Reds throughout the season have had a very strong offence. They have consistently been able to put up…
Keep Reading →The AFL BoD has decided that due to time issues, the game between Holland College and Dalhousie that was missed on September 16th will not be rescheduled. This means the game between these two teams on October 28th will be a 4-point game.
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
Dalhousie Homecoming Edition DANTE DELIVERS, DAL 31, HOLLAND 23 It was a raucous but not rowdy Homecoming atmosphere as a near-sellout crowd used their thunder sticks constantly to motivate their Tigers.Offensive Co-Ordinator Goguen had to be happy as QB, Dante Gabrielli filled in admirably for the injured Noah Glover.Gabrielli had more than credible stats as he finished the game 10/15 for 13…
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LOST IN THE TRENCHES, UNB 31, DAL 8 It was a gorgeous night for football in Fredericton, and a lot of Tiger fans had made the beautiful autumn drive with the expectations of seeing the Tigers return the Alumni Cup to Halifax.The Black and Gold had a three-point lead in the two-game total-point series. Dalhousie, after an exciting 31-28 victory at Wickwire Field,played a subpar game losing 31-8 and…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Jake Wightman
The Reds faced off against the Dalhousie Tigers Saturday night in their third game of the season. This was the second match-up of the season for these teams and the rivalry between them was heated. The Reds were fighting to win the Alumni Cup, a competition between UNB and Dalhousie. Whichever team wins a two game series, the winning team hosts the AFL finals if either team advances. The Reds were…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Jake Wightman
The Reds over the weekend took on the Holland College Hurricanes on home turf at BMO Centre. The game was close, but the Reds came out on top, with a final score of 40-31. The first half was stellar for the Reds. The team played an aggressive offence while maintaining a strong defence; holding the Hurricanes to 28 points to their 21. The Red defensive line on every play would stop the Hurricanes…
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Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
FOOTBALL EXCITEMENT AND FUN REIGN (DAL 31- UNB 28) Dalhousie’s Wickwire Field rocked with excitement as more than 1,500 waited in line to see the rematch of the 2022 Atlantic Football League Championship game. That final was unlike anything I had seen in Tiger football, as Dal overcame a 3 TD deficit in the last 8 minutes and 35 seconds to claim “the AFL title over the UNB Red Reds, 26-25. Tiger…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Jake Wightman
It’s football once again as the 2023-24 season opening match against the Dalhousie Tigers was on the road. The Tigers are back-to-back champions, beating the Bombers in the championship game last year. UNB has a historic rivalry with Dalhousie and it was felt during the game as both teams were fired up to be back on the field. The bombers fought well, but came up short, losing 31-28. During the…
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Keep Reading →The 2023 AFL AGM will take place on April 22, 2023 10:30 AM in the GMFA building at Rocky Stone Field in Moncton, New Brunswick.
Keep Reading →Saint John has withdrawn from the Atlantic Football League. There now are three teams in Fredericton NB, Halifax Nova Scotia, and Charlottetown PEI. We as a league continue to encourage and assist expansion in the AFL as we plan for this new season and seasons yet to come. Larry Wisniewski Commissioner AFL
Keep Reading →2022 AFL LEAGUE ALL STARS 2022 MAJOR AWARDS: Most Valuable Player: Hunter Sturgeon # 22 UNB Reds Offensive Player of the Year: Aiden Keefe #6 Dalhousie Defensive Player of the Year: Liam Chisari #5 Dalhousie Offensive Lineman of the Year: Brendan Seymour #77UNB Reds Defensive Lineman of the Year: Tyler Hobbs #7Holland College Rookie of the Year: Mike Mackenzie #57 Dalhousie Special Teams Player of…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Jim Wilson
I am very sad to share that our valued team member and friend, Alexander Jessup, died in residence on Sunday, Nov. 27, 2022, after experiencing unexpected medical complications associated with Diabetes. Alex was a first-year science student who came to Dal from Callander, Ontario. He was a loved and active member of the Dalhousie community as a member of our Dalhousie Tigers Football Team, and…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
THE THRILL OF VICTORY / THE AGONY OF DEFEAT Way back in the 1960s, a US television network introduced sports fans to ABC’s Wide World of Sports. This show chronicled the wild, weird, and sometimes tragic happenings in the world of sports. That program coined the expression. “The thrill of victory/the agony of defeat.” The Dalhousie University football family will never forget Saturday, Nov. 5th…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
UNBF REDS, DALHOUSIE IS COMING! It was an ideal fall evening for a football game. Mild with little wind as hundreds of spectators showed up to watch what was a defensive struggle, as the Tigers edged the Holland College Hurricanes, 18-12. After the game, head coach Kelly said, “an ugly win is better than a pretty loss. “ He credited the defence with the victory and was again frustrated with the…
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DALHOUSIE DOMINATES The Tigers finished their regular season with an impressive 40-7 victory over UNBSJ Seawolves! Also on Saturday the UNBF Reds came from behind to defeat the Holland College Hurricanes 50-34, to secure first place in the AFL. This means Dal finishes 2nd and will play the Hurricanes at Wickwire at 7:00pm on Saturday. If the B and G win and the Reds triumph, the AFL championship…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
“It Ain’t Over Till It’s Over” Yogi Berra, a baseball Hall of Famer, made the title quote while managing the NY Mets. His team came back to win the National League Pennant. On the weekend, the Dalhousie Tigers went to Fredericton up 4 points for the Alumni Cup. The UNBF Reds won the game, 28-5 to win the series after losing the first game to the Tigers, 29-25. The Black and Gold may have lost…
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IT WAS NOT PRETTY Tigers 26 -Hurricanes 1 Rick Rivers Report Vol. 4 2022 It was a win but not a pretty one. The Holland College Hurricanes came to play, and the final score wasn't indicative of the game. Hurricane Fiona washed out the Tiger's visit to the island, so late last week it was decided that this game would count double in the standings. A good size home crowd with a lot of boisterous…
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Rick Rivers Report Vol. 3 Oct. 2022 Dalhousie Tigers 55 - UNBSJ Seawolves 7 As you read the Dal football score, you might think the game was nearly perfect for Dal. But I am sure that Coach Kelly will have things for his chargers to work on during the coming week! One thing being unnecessary penalties! I had the good fortune to play for a CFL hall of famer, Bernie Custis. As I remember, his…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Evan Richtsfeld
(FREDERICTON, NB) Behind a stalwart defensive effort, the UNB REDS were able to pull out a 12-9 victory over the Holland College Hurricanes in Atlantic Football League action, on Saturday night, at UNB’s BMO Centre. The REDS, without starting quarterback Hunter Sturgeon, turned to back-up Noah Dominie, who got his first start as a RED. UNB would not allow a single point on defence and were…
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Keep Reading →Mike McSorley is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: 2022 AFL AGM Time: May 10, 2022 07:00 PM Halifax Join Zoom Meeting https://us05web.zoom.us/j/88169254683?pwd=QmRZaE04cURPeFIwVmZTekxXbE1CZz09 Meeting ID: 881 6925 4683 Passcode: 423790 One tap mobile +13462487799,,88169254683#,,,,423790# US (Houston) +16699006833,,88169254683#,,,,423790# US (San Jose) Dial by your location…
Keep Reading →Congratulations to the following players who have been named to the Inaugrual AFL All Decade Team: UNB Saint John Rob Fox Tyler Ring Dineen Lee Maloney Jon Atherton Andrew Palmer Charlie Harroun Alex McGarvey Joel Seale Justin Cavan Dalhousie Bryce Wade Rob Wilson Connor Manson Zack Leger Michael Nesbit Chris Duplisea Greg Pelly Phil Benda Scott Nordlund UNB Fredericton Tyler Doak Jory Smith Jeff…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersTHREE OUT OF FIVE TITLES IS GREAT! Football is the consummate team sport and Dalhousie University fielded the consummate team in all three phases of the championship game in their 40-14 victory over the University of New Brunswick Red Bombers. You could not have ordered any better weather for a November day, as over one thousand fans watched as both teams felt each other out in the first quarter…
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Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersDue to a forefeiture of the October 30th game by the UNB Saint John Seawolves, the Dalhousie Tigers will host the AFL Championship next Saturday. Stay Tuned for updates throughout the week
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Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersAll season, Dal head coach Haggett has praised the quantity, quality, and the depth he has on this year’s Dalhousie Tiger team.And no more was this evident than on an overcast drizzly afternoon at Wickwire Field.A few hundred loyal fans turned out and were shocked as the UNBSJ Seawolves took an early 7-0 lead.Noah Forgrave recovered a Dal fumble and sprinted 60 yards for the games’ opening…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersDalhousie Tigers’ head coach, Mark Haggett, was blissfully happy as he regaled some of the happenings in a huge home team comeback victory outside the locker room.Two weeks earlier, the black and gold didn’t play a complete game and lost their first game of the season, 35-24 to the UNBF Reds.Tonight Dal exploded out of the gate and led 24-0 at halftime and won 25-8 in a barn burner late in the…
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Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton RedsUNB Red Bombers 42 UNB Saint John Seawolves 0 UNB President Paul Mazerolle performs the Ceremonial Kick-off at College Field #25 RB Jonathan Marino carries the ball for UNB A Team Worth Supporting You can support the Red Bombers by visiting https://donations.helpforcharities.com/unbdonation/?dept_id=redbombersSimply selectRed Bombers Football Club(96AO5) from the drop down list
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes men’s football team hosted the Dalhousie University Tigers on Saturday night in Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season action; it was the Hurricanes 2021 home opener at the Terry Fox Sports Complex in Cornwall. The ‘Canes entered the weekend after a 43-8, week one defeat to the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers, while the Tigers opened their season with a…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersEXCITING DALHOUSIE FOOTBALL RETURNS! It has been a long time coming and head coach Hagget’s Dalhousie Tigers showed up hungry for the season opener against the UNB Saint John Seawolves.After a spirited pre game warmup, in dense fog, the black and gold feasted on the blue and white, 35-0 by first Q’s end.All facets of Dal’s game functioned well as the Tigers cruised to a lop-sided 63-0 victory…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes will begin the 2021 Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season on the road this Sunday when they travel to Fredericton, New Brunswick to take on the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers. Kickoff is scheduled for 1pm. Sunday’s game is a rematch from the 2019 AFL championship game, a game that saw the Red Bombers mount a charge in the final minutes of the game and…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes men’s football team will have a familiar face leading them into the 2021 season as intercollegiate sports make the comeback after a one-year hiatus due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Aaron MacIsaac makes his return to the Hurricanes as the new head coach after spending time as an offensive coach with the program from 2010 to 2012. MacIsaac, of Kinkora, PEI, spent the last eight…
Keep Reading →The Atlantic Football League has decided to cancel the AFL football season for the Fall of 2020. The Board of Directors made this decision as they recognized the many years of competitive success the four team in the league have enjoyed. There is much to be grateful for in those years and much thanks to be extended to the many players, coaches and volunteers who have worked to that success…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Atlantic Football League sends condolences to the family and friends of Jay McCrae, who played for Holland College from 2014-2016 and went on to Acadia.
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton RedsThe continued support by our alumni through their donations reflects how much the UNB Red Bombers have been embraced by our university community. But, the UNB Red Bombers also have an outstanding team of volunteers from the Fredericton Area football community to thank who continue to step forward to make everything outside the white lines on the field work. They give freely of their time to sit on…
Keep Reading →Award Winners MVP - Dylan Waugh #21 UNB Offensive Player - Chris Duplisea #10 Dal Defensive Player – Jerome Tshimpangila #28 HC Offensive Line – Luke Saunders #64 UNB Defensive Line – Alec Ferris #30 UNB Rookie of the Year – Justice Grant #23 HC Special Teams - Jack Malo #9 HC Coach – Vince Sturgeon UNB All-Stars Offense QB – Chris Duplisea #10 Dal RB – Dylan Waugh #21 UNB RB – Marco Antonio…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton RedsThe UNB Red Bombers were the recipients of the Moosehead Cup on Saturday after defeating the Holland College Hurricanes in the AFL Championship at BMO Center. The 29-26 victory capped off a season in which the Bombers went undefeated in head coach Vince Sturgeon’s first year at the helm. \ The Bombers opened up the scoring with a Dylan Waugh touchdown run early in the opening quarter. An Alec…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesIt was another exciting finish to the Atlantic Football League (AFL) season as the Holland Hurricanes and University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers battled it out for the league championship on Saturday in Fredericton, NB. In a true back-and-forth matchup, the Red Bombers and Hurricanes exchanged leads throughout the game with the winning touchdown being scored with just 22 seconds remaining…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton RedsHolland HurricanesIt all comes down to one final game when the Holland Hurricanes and University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers square off on Saturday in the Atlantic Football League (AFL) championship game; kick-off is set for 1pm at the BMO Field in Fredericton, NB. The Red Bombers enter the game as the number one seed in the AFL; they finished the regular season at 6-0 and are coming off a 37-14 semi-final…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Victor Lima
After an undefeated regular season campaign, the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers earned their first playoff victory Saturday at BMO Center against the UNB Saint John Seawolves. The two clubs were scheduled to meet last week in the final contest of the regular season. However, the Seawolves forfeited the match, giving the two teams a week of rest and securing a perfect 6-0 record for the Red Bombers…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes continued their winning ways on Saturday in Atlantic Football League (AFL) playoff action in Halifax, Nova Scotia versus the Dalhousie University Tigers; the ‘Canes claimed the victory by a score of 23-17. The game was a battle of two 3-3 teams with the Tigers ranked as the higher seed after a tiebreaker formula was used. The Hurricanes and Tigers entered the game having…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes earned an important statement win on Saturday at home versus the Dalhousie University Tigers in Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season play. The ‘Canes defeated the Tigers 28-15 in the final regular season game of the season, improving their record to 3-3, pulling even with Dalhousie in the standings. The Tigers, who won the season series tiebreaker by outscoring the…
Keep Reading →Saint John has Forfeited and therefore will not play their last home date on October 19th. Stay tuned for further game announcements as we head into the playoffs
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Victor Lima
The UNB Red Bombers added another win to their season on Saturday by beating the Dalhousie Tigers 49-42 in Halifax. It was UNB’s second away win of the season after going unbeaten at home for a perfect 5-0 record. In addition to clinching first-place standing atop the AFL heading into the playoffs, the victory also awarded the Bombers the 2019 Alumni Cup, a yearly two-game series played between…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersDEJA VU, TIGERS LOSE SHOOTOUT 49-42 If you like offence, Wickwire Field was the place to be as the Dalhousie Tigers duelled for the second time this season with the UNBF Red Bombers. On September 21 in Fredericton, the black and gold lost a shootout 46-45. Fearful of a game played in a deluge of rain, mild temps prevailed, the rain stopped but Dal could not stop the Red Bombers monstrous line…
Keep Reading →Holland Hurricanesby Mason Murray
The Hurricanes will be on the road this weekend for their final away game of the Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season when they take on the University of New Brunswick Saint John (UNBSJ) Seawolves, Saturday at 1pm at the Canada Games Stadium in Saint John, New Brunswick. The ‘Canes will enter Saint John with a record of 1-3 and currently hold third in the AFL standings, while the UNBSJ…
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Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesIt was a tough loss for the Holland Hurricanes men’s football team on Saturday versus the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers in Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season action; the Red Bombers would earn the 27-22 win at Alumni Canada Games Place in Charlottetown, PEI. The Red Bombers entered the game as the top team in the AFL with an undefeated 3-0 record while the Hurricanes,…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Victor Lima
The UNB Red Bombers picked up their fourth consecutive win in their first away game of the season. The contest was a rematch of UNB’s week 1 tilt against the Holland College Hurricanes—a game the Bombers won 28-17—this time ending with a much closer score and continuing the trend of dramatic late-game surges by the Bombers. \ Down 22-7 at the beginning of the fourth quarter, UNB rallied to…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersCONSISTENCY Throughout the first three games of the season, coach Haggett had been working for team consistency. He found it in game four, a 48-0 victory over the UNBSJ Seawolves at Wickwire Field. The brisk wind dropped at sundown and the moon shone on a relatively mild evening as the Tigers three phases of ball ran on all cylinders. The teams played through a scoreless struggle in the first…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes return home on Saturday to host the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers in Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season action at 1pm at the Alumni Canada Games Place in Charlottetown, PEI. The ‘Canes enter Saturday at 1-2 and in third place in the AFL standings while the Red Bombers sit atop the standings at 3-0. This is the second time the Hurricanes have faced…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes travelled to Halifax, Nova Scotia on Saturday night to face the Dalhousie University Tigers in Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season play; the Tigers went on to win the game 28-3. Both teams entered Saturday’s game in a tie for second in the standings at 1-1. An early Hurricanes drive was halted after a poor snap was recovered by Dalhousie for the touchdown to take…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersHARD TO BELIEVE ITS BEEN 10 YEARS SINCE FOOTBALL REVIVAL! September 28, 2019 It was the Tenth Anniversary opener for the Dalhousie Tigers in the Atlantic Football League and a flashback to game one at Wickwire Field ten years earlier. Saturday’s game wasn’t a sell out like game one of the inaugural season but near capacity with very young children having fun along the sidelines, with the bulk…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Victor Lima
For the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers, it was a happy Homecoming Day as they defeated the UNB Saint John Seawolves 48-20 at BMO Center field. The Bombers found repeated success on offense, defense, and special teams for all four quarters of a contest that looked to be decided by halftime. “I just wanted to make sure that we played a smart, complete football game. We talked about executing, not…
Keep Reading →Saint John Offense: Seb Brown Defense: Anthony McIntyre Special Teams : Jordon Betteridge
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Andy Campbell
(FREDERICTON, NB) It took 53 years, but Thomas Pinckard finally owns the record for the longest punt in Canadian university football history. In fact, Pinckard can now lay claim to the longest punt recorded at any level of North American football. “It means something,” said Pinckard. “It recognizes the kick, but I don’t think for a minute that I was that good of a kicker who could do that…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes hosted their 2019 home opener on Saturday versus the University of New Brunswick-Saint John (UNBSJ) Seawolves at the Alumni Canada Games Place in Charlottetown, PEI. The ‘Canes were victorious with a touchdown in the final seconds to earn the 12-7 victory. In front of their home fans, the Hurricanes entered week two of the Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season at…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersEPIC BATTLE, TIGERS 45 - REDS 46 On a picture perfect day with a bright blue cloudless sky and heated temperatures, two undefeated teams met on the campus of UNB Fredericton to determine the front runner in the Atlantic Football League. The Dalhousie Tigers, the defending AFL champions lost 46-45, in an incredible shootout with the hometown Red Bombers. In one of the most wild and exciting games…
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Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Victor Lima
The UNB Red Bombers picked up their second win of the season Saturday at home against the Dalhousie Tigers. It was an exhilarating back-and-forth affair that saw both teams put up a combined 91 points in a game where the game-winning score came within the final 25 seconds of play. “We had an idea that they would be very productive on offense,” said Bombers head coach and offensive coordinator…
Keep Reading →Saint John Holland HurricanesThe Holland Hurricanes men’s football team dropped a close game to the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers on Saturday in Fredericton, NB; it was their first game of the 2019 Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season. A fourth-quarter touchdown with 10:16 remaining gave the Red Bombers an eleven-point lead in the game, securing the 28-17 victory in front of their home fans. UNB held…
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Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
TIGERS OPEN TITLE DEFENCE WITH WIN On a cool, cloudy and very windy day, the Dalhousie Tigers opened their Atlantic Football League defence with a 31-14 victory over the UNB Saint John Seawolves at the Canada Games Stadium. A hurricane Dorian like wind and dozens of orangish-red penalty flags were in evidence from the start to the finish. Some third down punts barely made the line of scrimmage…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesA refreshed Hurricanes football program is set to take the field on Saturday in Fredericton, New Brunswick when they begin their 2019 Atlantic Football League (AFL) regular season against the University of New Brunswick (UNB) Red Bombers. Kick-off is scheduled for 7pm at BMO Field. The ‘Canes, rebranded with new uniforms and many new faces on the roster and the sidelines, had a busy off-season…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie TigersTigers become first university in Canada using analytics in player protection with Riddell’s InSite Training Tool Halifax, NS – The Dalhousie Tigers football program has taken another step in player safety by investing in Riddell’s InSite smart helmet technology. The Riddell InSite Training Tool (ITT) is the latest innovation in head impact monitoring technology, enabling the Tigers with a unique…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton RedsNo no, wait, you didn’t open the wrong message. This is the UNB Red Bombers’ newsletter. We are only 100 days from the kick-off of the 2019 season and we are excited about getting underway. As we get ready for the Red Bombers Reunion at Homecoming Sept. 28th for the 10th Anniversary of the return to campus, and the 70th Anniversary of the team, we thought we would share some exciting news. News…
Keep Reading →Holland Hurricanesby David Grossman
There was a time when one of the best kept football secrets in the country existed in the birthplace of Canadian Confederation. Holland, not the country but the College with the same name, has an infatuation with the sport of football. Publicly funded, and with an enrolment of about 2,400 full-time students, the school is located in the vibrant city of Charlottetown. With the College celebrating…
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Colin Cepecauer The pieces continue to fall into place for the football Hurricanes at Holland College as they add another versatile player to their roster ahead of the 2019 season. Colin Cepecauer, a 6’3”, 320 lb lineman out of Georgetown, Ontario, will join the Hurricanes this season as they look to capture their fifth Atlantic Football League (AFL) Championship. “I was referred by a former…
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Hayden Machacynski The men’s football Hurricanes continue to add defensive depth in preparation for the upcoming season with the addition of safety, Hayden Machacynski. Machynski, from Kingston, Ontario, has enrolled in the Holland College Business Administration program. “I chose Holland College due to the fact that academically they show that they care. Football wise, I loved the team; they have…
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Parker Newson Things continue to take shape for the upcoming season of men's football at Holland College; the Hurricanes recently announced the commitment of Parker Newson from Hunter River, PEI. Newson,6’2”, comes to Holland College to study the Welding Fabrication program. “I chose Holland College because I've always had an interest in the trades. It gives me the opportunity to study in my home…
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Marco Briones It’s been a big week for Marco Briones. Last Friday winning the ONEFA (National Organization for Student American Football) national championship in Mexico with the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León Tigres (Monterrey), and today he’s committed to joining the Holland Hurricanes men’s football team. Briones, a running back from Nuevo Leon, Mexico, looks forward to making the move to…
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Calvin Kelly The Holland Hurricanes men’s football team continues to build their roster for the upcoming season with the addition of running back, Calvin Kelly. Kelly (6’2”, 195 lbs) is from Hamilton, Ontario and is set to begin the Welding Fabrication program this September at Holland College. The two-time Most Valuable Player and team captain while playing at the Cardinal Newman Catholic…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesGaryth McLean Garyth McLean, of Miramichi, New Brunswick, is set to attend Holland College this fall; he’ll be studying in the Welding Fabrication program while also playing football for the Hurricanes. The slot back/wide receiver impressed many at the recent Hurricanes Spring Identification Camp in Cornwall, PEI at the Terry Fox Sports Complex, as well as at a recent recruiting day in Miramichi…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesHolland HurricanesBasketball players, Lexi MacInnis and Jace Colley were named the 2019 Holland Hurricanes Athletes of the Year on Friday evening at the Culinary Institute of Canada. MacInnis, of Stratford, PEI, had a strong season in 2018-2019 despite playing for a rebuilding team that struggled in the standings. She ultimately was named to the first All-Conference team in the Atlantic Collegiate Athletic…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThis Friday at the Culinary Institute of Canada, the Holland Hurricanes will recognize the ‘Canes student-athletes from the 2018-2019 seasons at their annual Awards Gala. The event will begin with a reception at 6:15pm followed by the meal and awards gala at 7pm. The event is closed to the public, with live updates being posted on the Hurricanes Twitter throughout the evening. Awards being…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesThursday, February 7, 2019. Charlottetown – The Holland College Hurricanes Football Club has announced the appointment of Stephen Letner as the team’s new head coach and Owen MacWilliams as assistant head coach, Hurricanes president Mike O’Grady announced today. Letner takes over from Ross Young, who stepped down at the end of last season. O’Grady acknowledged the contribution of Coach Young, who…
Keep Reading →On November 19 1982, Richard Riley wrote an article in the Brunswickan entitled “UNB Football Remembered: They Say Big Boys Don’t Cry”. Richard closed the article with these words: “The emotional aspect is what makes the game worthwhile. In the tragic 33-32 loss to Acadia in 1979, big 6'3" 230 lb. George West was seen after the game behind the LBR with tears streaming down his face. The game…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
All of Dalhousie’s teams (O,D,ST) executed better than Holland College in what was the wild, windy, wet and weird weather of the Atlantic Football League’s tenth anniversary championship. The Dal Tigers completed their second undefeated championship season in three years with a 27-3 victory over the Holland College Hurricanes in what was a near hurricane. Dalhousie opened the scoring in the…
Keep Reading →Holland Hurricanesby Bryce Doiron
Thursday, November 1, 2018. Charlottetown – You could feel the energy when you walked up to the field on Tuesday as the Holland College Hurricanes football team prepared for the AFL championship game in Halifax on Saturday against the Dalhousie Tigers. “You can feel it right now. You can see them and hear them. They are ready to go,” said head coach Ross Young. “They know we are the underdogs and…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesSunday, October 28, 2018. Charlottetown, PEI – It’s been a long season for the Hurricanes, but in the play-off game in Fredericton this weekend, the team showed fans what they are made of. With 15 seconds left to play in regulation time, receiver Jarrett Walker caught a Brady Crowe pass to score a touchdown, and then, with only five seconds left, caught a pass for the 2-point conversion, allowing…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
The Dalhousie Tiger Football Club is within one win of their second perfect championship season in three years. This Saturday, November 3rd at 2:30, Dal will host the Holland College Hurricanes at Wickwire Field in Halifax. Coach Haggett’s black and gold, on a cool Saturday with no rain, gave everyone a chance to play football. The AFL semi-final was almost over in the first Q, as the Tigers…
Keep Reading →Holland HurricanesFriday, October 26, 2018. Charlottetown – It’s do or die this weekend for the Holland College Hurricanes football team as they head to Fredericton for an AFL semi-final. The Hurricanes will be looking to avoid a three-game sweep by the Red Bombers. If the first two games are any indication, Saturday’s game will be a barnburner. Head coach Ross Young predicted it. “I said three weeks ago it was…
Keep Reading →Dalhousie Tigersby Rick Rivers
Game in and game out, the offensive line does their thing but with very few accolades. For the most part these unsung heroes are happy with it and don’t complain. But on a day of extreme wind, rain and sea squalls, Dal’s O line’s performance must be noted. The Tigers ran for over 250 yards, led by Jason Watts (20/149 yds, 1 TD) and Vid Feher (14/90 yds). But let’s give credit where credit is…
Keep Reading →by Bryce Doiron
Sunday, October 21, 2018. Charlottetown, PEI - The Holland College Hurricanes Football team suffered another loss to the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers yesterday, with a much closer score of 14-12 at UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place in Charlottetown. UNB made it an uphill battle for the ’Canes, with a 75-yard catch and run touchdown early in the first quarter. Holland College wasn’t letting the game…
Keep Reading →UNB Fredericton Redsby Bryce Doiron
UNB Red Bombers 14 - Holland College Hurricanes 12 The win today in Charlottetown secured homefield advantage for the UNB Red Bombers (4-2) for the AFL semifinal this Saturday (Oct. 27) in Fredericton against Holland College. Dalhousie Tigers will host the other semi against the UNBSJ Seawolves. In today’s game The Red Bombers played well on both sides of the ball during the first half. The…
Keep Reading →by Bryce Doiron
Thursday, October 18, 2018. Charlottetown – The Holland College Hurricanes football team knows they can beat any team in the league, just ask their coach. “When we play for 60 minutes, we can beat anyone,” said head coach Ross Young. Young is hoping the team will prove it come Sunday in the last game of the regular season, against the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers. “We are expecting they will adjust…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
The Dalhousie Tigers’ game versus UNBSJ was somewhat pedestrian in nature and I am sure the circumstances had something to do with it. The Seawolves bus broke down in Oxford on their way to a seven o’clock start at Wickwire Field. The black and gold were thrown off their game day routine having to wait until after nine for the tilt to begin. But it must have been even worse for the blue and…
Keep Reading →Sunday, October 14, 2018. Charlottetown, PEI – The Holland Hurricanes fell to the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers 30-16 in one of the final games of the regular season on Saturday. Defence started slowly for the Hurricanes as a result of the injuries that have haunted their starting lineup up.Early in the first quarter, UNB scored an off-tackle run play for a major from their 20-yard line that should…
Keep Reading →by Bryce Doiron
Thursday, October 11, 2018. Charlottetown- The Holland College Hurricanes football team is coming off a couple of losses to the Dalhousie Tigers, but they are looking forward and know where they need to improve, said head coach Ross Young. “We need to work on our ability to score and execute in the red zone. Our defence needs to shut down the run game. We started strong and we finished strong last…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
They are football cliches, “offence wins games” but “defence wins championships”. Head coach Haggett must have been happy with his “D” as they came to play showing great intensity as they swarmed and hammered a Holland “O” which had a very balanced run and pass game in a narrow OT loss to the Tigers last week at Wickwire. Seven days later DC Kelly’s defence was a charged force unit, with a front…
Keep Reading →Monday, October 8, 2018. Charlottetown, PEI– The Holland College Hurricanes were defeated 23 to 12 by the Dalhousie Tigers Sunday in front of an enthusiastic crowd at UPEI Alumni Canada Place. The Hurricanes’ offence started and ended the game strong but could not find its rhythm for most of the day.The Hurricanes moved the ball well on their first drive of the day and settled for a three-point…
Keep Reading →by Bryce Doiron
Friday, October 5, 2018. Charlottetown, PE – The Holland College Hurricanes are coming off a tough double OT road loss to the Dalhousie Tigers, but the players know what they need to do better. “We need to be more disciplined and take care of our penalties,” said defensive back Duncan Hill. Something wide receiver Thomas Cassidy said the team has been working on. “We’re getting disciplined in…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
If you are a Dalhousie Tigers football alumni. Saturday September 29th turned out to be a perfect day. In the late morning, to celebrate Dalhousie’s 200th Anniversary, 30 awards were handed out to celebrate ten decade greats from the 50's, 60's and 70's. Nostalgia was high! Joel Jacobson, the MC of the event, heightened the memory lane stroll with his questioning of the greats. Reg Cluney, in my…
Keep Reading →Sunday, September 30, 2018. Charlottetown, PEI - Anyone hoping for some wild and exciting football action were not disappointed at Wickwire field at Dalhousie University Saturday afternoon. The Tigers and Hurricanes battled to the end of regulation and two overtime shootout periods to decide the winner. When the dust settled, the Hurricanes fell short twice at the 1 yard line of the Tigers…
Keep Reading →by Bryce Doiron
Wednesday, September 26, 2018. Charlottetown – The Holland College Hurricanes are clicking right now and are ready to roll when it comes their Saturday road game against Dalhousie. Head Coach Ross Young says that the momentum from last week’s home opening win was a great confidence boost. “We had a better jump in our step and we were good on both sides,” said Young. “The boys went out and executed…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
ABC’s Wild World of Sport of the 1970's talked about the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Dal football probably experienced both in Saturday’s near loss to the UNB Red Bombers. After being up 18-3 at halftime and 27-3, 10 minutes into the 3rd Q, the thrill of victory seemed imminent. But NO, as agony unfolded for the next 18 minutes and for the coaches’ post game analysis. The Tigers…
Keep Reading →Sunday, September 23, 2018. CHARLOTTETOWN, PE– The Holland Hurricanes battled high winds and strong opposition on Saturday in their first home game of the season. Practicing in foul weather all week meant that the team was prepared and ready, and with hurricane-like conditions in the forecast for game day, they needed to be. TheHurricanes offence moved the ball well, controlling time of possession…
Keep Reading →by Brian Freeman
Final Score Red Bombers 31 - Dal Tigers 34 What a game !! The Red Bombers were playing well but it didn’t show on the scoreboard. By early in the 3rd quarter the Tigers were ahead 27 – 5 . Then midway through the 3rd the Bombers play started to pay off. With 5 minutes left in the game, the Red Bombers were ahead 31 -27. What a comeback ! The Tigers came back with a short pass into the endzone to…
Keep Reading →by Bryce Doiron
Wednesday, September 19, 2018. Charlottetown – The rain came down on Tuesday night in Charlottetown, but that didn’t stop the Holland College Hurricanes football team from practicing as usual ahead of their home opener against the UNB Saint John Sea Wolves on Saturday. The Hurricanes will be heading in with 1-0 record after defeating Saint John 22-17 last weekend on the road. The game was full of…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
For the Dalhousie Tigers it was a game of two different halves. Head coach, Mark Haggett said, “we’ve got to learn how to come out fast” and they did that in the second half. Even though Dal scored the first eight points of the game on a missed 39 yard field goal and a 12 yard TD run by Zach Kuhn. Turner Kinal made the PAT to give the black and gold an 8-0 lead over the defending AFL champs…
Keep Reading →Sunday, September 16, 2018. CHARLOTTETOWN, PE- The first game of the season for the Hurricanes proved to be close and exciting one for fans and players alike. The Hurricanes held off a feisty and capable Sea Wolves team, who capitalized on two 4th quarter Hurricanes fumbles, leading to two majors, and forcing the Hurricanes defense to hold strong on their own 20 yard line with less than minute to…
Keep Reading →by Bryce Doiron
Thursday, September 13, 2018. Charlottetown, PE – Excitement is building for the Holland Hurricanes and their fans as the team prepares for their first Atlantic Football League regular season game, taking place on Saturday at 1 p.m. in Saint John against the Sea Wolves. O-line coach Angel Brionez has only one thing on his mind, “Chasing that ring, no matter the cost.” The first-year coach, who was…
Keep Reading →The 1958 & 1959 M.I.F.L. Champions Game Action on College Hill Field Empty College Hill Football Field The original home of the UNB Red Bombers from 1949 – 1980 College Field, will come alive again to the sound of the Gridiron at this year’s UNB Homecoming game and the 8th Annual Tony Proudfoot Memorial Game, Sept. 29th. Prior to the game the Associated Alumni office will be organizing a fond…
Keep Reading →Tuesday, November 14, 2017. Charlottetown – The Holland Hurricanes Football Club had nine players named to the league’s all-star team, with two of them also taking major awards. Brandon Wilson was named Defensive Lineman of the Year, and Brennan Davis was named Special Teams Player of the Year. Head Coach Ross Young said the inclusion of so many Hurricanes on the all-star team is indicative of how…
Keep Reading →2017 Atlantic Football League Major Award Winners Award Recipient Team Most Valuable Player: Hunter Sturgeon # 14 UNB Red Bombers Offensive Player of the Year: Turner Sturgeon # 22 UNB Red Bombers Defensive Player of the Year: Matt Fagan # 40 UNB Red Bombers Offensive Lineman of the Year: Jacob Hanscom # 51 UNB Red Bombers Defensive Lineman of the Year: Brandon Wilson # 66 Holland College…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
In 2016, the Dalhousie Tigers had a perfect season, 8-0 to win the Atlantic Football League championship. The 2017 season has proved to be inconsistent but still, the Tigers had a chance to have a perfect ending to this season. They defeated the 2nd place Holland College Hurricanes, 21-18 in one semi-final and advanced to play UNB’s Red Bombers in the final. The last time these two teams met in…
Keep Reading →by Brian Freeman
It’s Time The AFL Championship Sat. 1:00 BMO Centre field for “The Moosehead” The UNB Red Bombers Vs. The Dalhousie University Tigers … It’s Been Quite a Wait The UNB Red Bombers reach back into their history to their Honourary Captains Merrill (Bill) Edwards, and John Bliss to lead them onto the field, … because Tradition Never Graduates. Above: Merrill (Bill) Edwards, Below: John Bliss, UNB Red…
Keep Reading →by Brian Freeman
This Saturday another chapter in Red Bomber history will be added (Tiger history as well). For the first time since 1953, the UNB Red Bombers will meet the Dalhousie University Tigers for a Maritime football championship. So we looked to this young Red Bomber John Bliss, who played in that 1953 battle, and to his 1952 teammate Merrill Edwards to once more take to the field for their alma mater…
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It was an absolutely perfect day for a stroll on an island beach and even more outrageous day for a football game on UPEI’s campus. The Dal Tigers kept their hopes alive for an AFL championship repeat with as an exciting, hold your breath win over Holland College. Tiger pride and the most consistent half of football (2nd) of the year, saw the black and gold come from behind twice, to defeat the…
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The UNB Red Bombers swept past the UNBSJ Seawolves in one of the Atlantic Football League Semi Finals on Sat. The Dalhousie University Tigers beat the Holland College Hurricanes in the other Semi 21-18 to advance to meet the Red Bombers for “The Moosehead” in Fredericton this Sat. (4th) at 1:00 at BMO Centre field. The Moosehead trophy This is the championship match-up both universities have been…
Keep Reading →by Bradley Collins
Charlottetown – The Holland College men’s football team will be looking to advance to the AFL championship game when they square off against the Dalhousie Tigers in the semifinal this Saturday at 1 p.m. at UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place. The ‘Canes enjoyed last week’s victory against the Tigers, but they had trouble gaining momentum in the first quarter. The forfeiture of the game the week before…
Keep Reading →The UNB Red Bombers defeated the UNBSJ Seawolves 49-6 in the final game of the regular season Saturday evening in Saint John. The win secures home field advantage throughout the playoffs for the Red Bombers. The Semi-Finals go this weekend Sat. 28th at 1:00 with the Red Bombers hosting UNBSJ, and Holland College hosting Dalhousie in Charlottetown. UNB Red Bombers AFL Semi-Finals, Saturday, October…
Keep Reading →by Bradley Collins
Charlottetown, PE - The Holland College Hurricanes men’s football team will look to secure home-field advantage through the AFL playoffs when they square off against the Dalhousie Tigers this Saturday at 1 p.m. The ‘Canes returned home after winning three straight road games. Last week’s forfeiture by the UNB-Saint John Seawolves took the Hurricanes record to 4-1, putting them in second place…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
If you like seeing exciting bruising football, you should have attended the Dalhousie Tigers/UNBF Red Bombers’ bash on Sunday afternoon at Wickwire Field. It was a return to old school power football by both squads. Turner Sturgeon, a 230 pound bowling ball, scored three running touchdowns. The last one on a short run with less than two minutes remaining to hand the Red Bombers a 35-31 victory…
Keep Reading →by Brian Freeman
UNB Red Bomber 35 - Dalhousie Tigers 31 The UNB Red Bombers (4-1) remain on top of the AFL standings with a win over the defending champion Dalhousie University Tigers in a game on Sunday in Halifax that came right down to the wire. The Red Bombers caught the Tigers off guard and were up 14 -1 in the first quarter, but the Tigers came back to make it 22-14 for Dal going into half time. With…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
A win is a win, is a win. In his post game speech, that is not the way Dal head coach Haggett felt about the Tigers’ victory. Coach said, “the effort is not there, we need to demand more”. Chairman Wilson was quoted as saying, “we were sloppy, not focussed and undisciplined” (penalties, 14-110 yards). But the Tigers evened their season record to 2 and 2 with a 35-0 win over the UNBSJ Seawolves…
Keep Reading →Charlottetown – The Saint John Seawolves has forfeited the game slated for this Saturday against the Holland Hurricanes, officials announced today. The forfeiture is due to Seawolves’ injuries and the resulting lack of able players. Hurricanes head coach Ross Young said the forfeiture is regrettable, but that the ‘Canes will still be on the field this Saturday for training if fans would like to…
Keep Reading →by Bradley Collins
Charlottetown – The Holland College Hurricane’s men’s football team is looking to avenge their season opening loss to the UNB-Fredericton Red Bombers this Saturday at 1 p.m. at College Field in Fredericton. In the first game of the year, the ‘Canes offense took some very costly penalties that cost them a touchdown and tremendous field position on four potential scoring drives. Head coach Ross…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
It could have been the worst of times as Dalhousie went down 29-10 in the first half against Holland College. And it was almost the best of times in the third quarter as the Tigers showed spunk, when they rallied to be down 36-28 with 12:36 remaining in the game. This was a rematch of last year’s AFL final as the Cats completed an undefeated season defeating the defending champs. The…
Keep Reading →After an undefeated 2016 season and an opening win, the Tigers’ streak ended at 9 as the UNBF Red Bombers defeated Dal, 41-24. Coach Haggett when asked to describe his team’s loss in 15 words or less, said; “we were outplayed, out coached and they wanted it more”. He also said, the bus problems that morning had nothing to do with the loss. A bus scheduled to pick up the Tigers at six a.m. did…
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Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
After an undefeated 2016 season and an opening win, the Tigers’ streak ended at 9 as the UNBF Red Bombers defeated Dal, 41-24. Coach Haggett when asked to describe his team’s loss in 15 words or less, said; “we were outplayed, out coached and they wanted it more”. He also said, the bus problems that morning had nothing to do with the loss. A bus scheduled to pick up the Tigers at six a.m. did…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
On a perfect night for football, the score 49-7 for the Tigers might indicate a near perfect game. But head coach Haggett, although happy for the rookies, expressed there is “still a lot to work on”. Offensive co-ordinator Brown thought rookie QB Chris Duplisea had done “a good job” and the O line had “played well”. Duplisea (who throws a laser type ball with very little air under it) had stats…
Keep Reading →by Brian Freeman
Honouring the Champions Saturday Sept 30, 11:00am, Pre-Game Warm-up. All Red Bomber alumni and their friends and family gather at the Colter Room in the Aitken Centre at 11:00 to renew old friendships. Mike Dollimore will host the event. No better man to bridge the champions. Mike played on the 1970 AIAA Championship team, knows everyone on the 1969 AIAA Championship team, and was Head Coach of…
Keep Reading →by Ron Barry
Saint John, NB – Saturday, Oct. 25, 2014 was a good day for Seawolves’ football. The University of New Brunswick-Saint John’s entry in the Atlantic Football League defeated the Dalhousie University Tigers 19-12 to advance to the Moosehead Cup championship. The significance of what happened 1,031 days ago at Wickwire Field in Halifax is not lost on team president and general-manager Barry Ogden…
Keep Reading →Monday, May 29, 2017. Charlottetown – Former Holland College Hurricane Kay Okafor has been drafted by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. Okafor, who played for the Hurricanes in 2012 while attending U.P.E.I., was selected in the third round, 21st overall, in the 2017 CFL draft. Right now, he’s at the team’s training camp, preparing for the season, which starts June 8. Michael O’Grady, president of the team…
Keep Reading →by Larry Wisniewski
Terry Allen Terry Allen has died. He was the commissioner of the AFL from 2011 to 2014. More than that, he has given in many ways to many people his energy, intelligence and passion for sport. He was fair in his dealings with everyone, positive in his quest for solutions and energetic in his work for his community. He will be missed. Larry Wisniewski Commissioner AFL Terry's memorial site: http…
Keep Reading →Friday, April 21, 2017. Charlottetown – The Holland Hurricanes Football Club, a member of the Atlantic Football League and three-time winner of the Moosehead Cup, is holding a spring camp April 28 to 30. Prospects playing high school and varsity football aged 15 and older are welcome to attend. The camp starts on Friday, April 28, with a team meeting at 6 p.m. in the gym in the Centre for…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
Wednesday, January 11, 2017. Charlottetown – By Thomas Becker What does a high school student from Boston do if he wants to pursue a post-secondary education and continue to play football? Choosing to go to Prince Edward Island to attend Holland College might not be the traditional route. But as Vernon Sainvil will tell you as he prepares for the upcoming Tropical Bowl in Daytona Beach, Florida…
Keep Reading →by Barry Ogden
8,000 people attend the very well and reflective Saint John Remembrance Day Ceremony including members of our Seawolves Football Team. Coach Nathan Gorham and I were very proud. UNBF Bombers
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
On a near perfect football weather day, the Dalhousie University Tigers finished an incredible perfect season by winning the Moosehead Trophy emblematic of the Atlantic Football League championship. The cliché that defence wins championships was proven again as the Tigers defeated three time defending champs, the Holland College Hurricanes, 29-11, on Wickwire Field. The Hurricanes lone major came…
Keep Reading →by Ryan J. MacEachern
Charlottetown, PE -- The Holland College Hurricanes were unable to beat the Dalhousie Tigers on the road, falling 29-11 in the battle for the Moosehead Cup in the Atlantic Football League championship game. The ‘Canes had trouble with their running and passing game, and struggled to hold on the football, resulting in 7 turnovers and a missed chance at a fourth straight championship. Despite the…
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Charlottetown, PE - They accomplished the feat last weekend, but can they do it again? After upsetting the UNB Red Bombers 15-10 in a defensive showdown, only the juggernaut Dalhousie Tigers stand in the way of the Holland College Hurricanes capturing their fourth consecutive championship. “Last week we showed exactly what we’re capable of when we play 60 minutes of football,” said head coach Ross…
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In less than perfect first half weather, the year of the football tiger continued as the black and gold distanced the UNB Saint John Seawolves, 35-0. During a drizzly first quarter, the Dalhousie receivers had a few drops but the run game came to the forefront! Ever consistent, running back Zach Leger provided the fire power scoring 3 touchdowns on 13 carries for 153 yards. Leger's versatility…
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With the Red Bombers deep in Hurricanes territory, time ran out on the team’s hope for a ticket to the final. Red Bombers 10 Hurricanes 15.
Keep Reading →by Ryan J. MacEachern
In a game that came down to the last play, the Holland College Hurricanes defence stood tall and came away with a 15-10 victory. The Red Bombers put up a competitive fight but the Holland College defence was too much for the Bombers to handle. Confidence is riding high for head coach Ross Young and his team after a hard fought semi-final victory. “Today we proved we can beat a great football team…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
Turner Sturgeon and Jesse Hazell are two names the Hurricanes would rather forget about. But in order to advance to the Atlantic Football League (AFL) finals, Holland College will have to stop UNB’s two-headed monster at running back. “The big challenge is to shut down 22 (Sturgeon) and 10 (Hazell) and force UNB to go to the air,” said Hurricanes head coach Ross Young. “If we can do that, we’ll…
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Charlottetown, PE - The Dalhousie Tigers remained perfect on the season, defeating the Holland College Hurricanes 33-7 Saturday afternoon at UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place. Former Hurricane Nick Hunsley put on a show, throwing touchdown passes to three different receivers while finishing the game 14-for-21 with 290 yards for the Tigers. “Hunsley had one of the best games of his career,” said…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
With the postseason seeding already determined, the Holland College Hurricanes are hoping to use Saturday’s game against the Dalhousie Tigers as an opportunity to build momentum heading into the playoffs. In the final showdown of the regular season, the Tigers come into Charlottetown with a perfect record on the line, while the Hurricanes look to erase their two-game slide. “Each week is an…
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The Dalhousie Tigers are making their own football history. On a full moon night at Wickwire Field and in front of a raucous howling Homecoming crowd, the black and gold thumped the UNB Saint John Seawolves, 57-7. That score eclipsed 56 points scored in Dal's second game ever. At Holland College seven years ago, the Tigers took a 42-7 lead at half time and held on for a 56-42 triumph in the…
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Charlottetown, PE - The UNB Red Bombers have clinched home field advantage in the semifinals with a 14-0 win over the Holland College Hurricanes Saturday afternoon. Coming into the game, the two teams were in a second-place deadlock before UNB Fredericton came to Charlottetown and spoiled the party. “This is huge for us,” said Red Bombers head coach Dan McCullough. “There were a lot of long faces…
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Both teams have a lot to play for on Saturday. After losing in Halifax last weekend, the Holland College Hurricanes fell in a tie for second place with the UNB Red Bombers, setting up an important meeting between the two squads at MacAdam Field. “This game is significant for our team,” said head coach Ross Young. “We’re playing for home field advantage when the playoffs start.” Despite sharing 2-…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
Earlier in the week coaches, players and executives were concerned that Hurricane Matthew could be an equalizer in Saturday's home game. But on a coolish evening perfect for football, it was the eye of the Tiger that came ashore at Wickwire field. The black and gold of Dalhousie avenged last year's AFL championship loss to the Hurricanes with a tsunami, a 49-8 wave over the Holland College…
Keep Reading →by Ryan J. MacEachern
Charlottetown, PE – A season of offensive struggles continues for the Holland Hurricanes, who lost to the 4-0 Dalhousie Tigers 49-8 at Wickwire field in Halifax on Saturday. The last time the Hurricanes faced up against the Tigers, they captured their third straight league championship in a 32-24 nail-biter. In this outing, the Hurricanes offence struggled to put points on the board, finishing the…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
The Holland College Hurricanes will face their toughest test to date Saturday when they take on the Dalhousie Tigers in Halifax. The last time the two squads met, the Hurricanes captured their third consecutive championship in a 32-24 thriller. But with a new season comes a new opportunity, and the Tigers are aiming to dethrone the perennial champions. “It’s going to be a huge test for us,” said…
Keep Reading →Charlottetown – The Hurricanes Football Club announced four players of the week. The honours are based on their performance in the team’s last game, against the Saint John Seawolves, and their efforts in practices. Running back Stevie Julien rushed for over 150 yards and had a 15 yard touchdown run in the game. Defensive back Joey Loopie worked tirelessly in practice and made key plays in the…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
Saturday September 24th will go down in Dalhousie Football history as 40 former Dal Tigers met to celebrate the 70th anniversary of the arrival of Canadian Football to the Dalhousie campus. They came from as far away as Northern Ontario and after a heartwarming reception, they watched their former nemesis, UNB Red Bombers, vanquished 39 - 0. This game also marked the first of a two game total…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliland, Brian Freeman
With a scoreless second half and the Red Bombers almost opening the scoring at the 8 minute mark of the first quarter but turning the ball over on the Tiger 2 yard line, the game was decided in the 2nd quarter which started at 0-0 and ended 23-0 for the Tigers. The Bombers conceding a safety with 2 minutes left in the game for field position was the only scoring in the second half. Needless to say…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
After a respectable 1-1 road stint, the Holland College Hurricanes impressed in their home debut, besting the UNB Saint John Seawolves 17-8 at MacAdam Field. The Hurricanes offence, which struggled to score in the first two games, broke out in a big way, reaching the end zone twice Saturday afternoon. Down by just one point early in the second quarter, Hurricanes’ quarterback Jesse Borden found…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliland, Brian Freeman
The Dal Tigers (2-0) took a commanding lead after the first leg of the 2-game Alumni Cup with a 39-0 win over the UNB Red Bombers (1-1) Saturday night. Dal’s veteran squad (30 returnees) took full advantage of the young Bombers mistakes, scoring early as Dal blocked a Bombers punt and recovered the ball on the five yard line of UNB. On the Tigers first play from scrimmage, running back Zach Leger…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
The Holland College Hurricanes Football Club look to get back to their winning ways when they make their 2016 home debut against the University of New Brunswick Saint John Seawolves this Saturday at 1 p.m. at the UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place. Holland College defeated UNBSJ on their own turf in the Seawolves’ home opener, scoring five unanswered points in the second half to come out on top 7-…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliland, Brian Freeman
The Countdown is on for Red Bombers Reunion 2016 Sept. 30 & Oct 1. It looks like we have a lot of returning players, coaches and staff from every era for this one. Don’t miss it! An RSVP is NOT necessary. But if you do know you’re coming, hit “reply” and let us know. We have left Jim off this particular newsletter list. Details below. Be with us at UNB Homecoming 2016, Sept. 30 – Oct 1. The 201…
Keep Reading →Tuesday, September 20, 2016. Charlottetown – Running back Andre Goulbourne, defensive end Liam Carter, and receiver Eugune McMinns, are the players of the week for the Hurricanes Football team. Andre Goulbourne had 13 carries for 120 yards; Carter had 2 quarterback sacks, 3 solo tackles and 6 shared tackles; and McMinns had kickoff and punt returns for 200 yards, and a kickoff return for an 8…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
The Holland College Hurricanes Football Club lost to the UNB Red Bombers when a 21-7 lead turned into a tie, forcing the game into overtime. After battling back and earning the opportunity to play on, the UNB Red Bombers wouldn't let this game slip through their fingers. On their first possession in overtime, the home squad completed the comeback, defeating the defending champions 27-21 Saturday…
Keep Reading →The UNB Red Bombers delivered a thriller to their fans at last night’s home opener, showing Bomber grit and coming back from a 14 point deficit at the half to win in overtime over the defending AFL Champions Holland College Hurricanes. Red Bombers 27 – Hurricanes 21. The Red Bombers RB’s who Coach McCullough referred to as his “thunder and lightning”, Turner Sturgeon (228) and Jesse Hazell (15…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
In a total team effort, rookie Dalhousie Head Coach, Mark Haggett’s Tigers dominated the Saint John Seawolves, 39-0. Second year running back Zack Leger lead the Dal “O” with 192 yards rushing and one TD on 23 carries and threw an 18 yard TD pass to Spenser Muise. Offensive Coordinator, Evan Brown's offence was quarterbacked by veteran Nick Hunsley who threw for 173 yards on 13 of 19 for 2 TDs and…
Keep Reading →Conditions were perfect yesterday for the coaches to test, under fire, where they are in training camp, and what will be on this final week’s agenda in order to be prepared to host the defending AFL Champions Holland College Hurricanes for our home opener at BMO Centre field on Campus next Sat. Sept 17 at 7:00pm. An Unfortunate Near Miss That Will be Corrected While watching the Inter-squad game…
Keep Reading →The O and the D got a chance to introduce themselves to one another at training camp with a little 1 on 1 during the second practice on Sunday. "We've starting training camp with one of the best O Lines we’ve seen." - Head Coach Dan McCullough Camp continues all week under the lights from 8:00pm – 10:00pm each evening at BMO Centre field as student-players returning to school settle in. The UNB…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliland
It may seem odd to include a picture of a Dalhousie University Tigers promo ball in a UNB Red Bombers newsletter, but there is a great story about the Tigers’ entry into the Atlantic Football League (AFL) in 2010 that speaks to the long history between the UNB Red Bombers (est. 1949) and the Dal Tigers football team (est. 1947). Dal had also lost its football program (1976). Dal Tigers football on…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliland
When Dan McCullough retired from the BC Lions, the timing couldn’t have been better for the UNB Red Bombers. Returning to his home town of Fredericton Dan found the Red Bombers in their 5th season and he offered to lend a hand. A year or so later, and the team was in transition as its legendary leader Mike Dollimore decided to retire as Head Coach after the 2014 season. Dan threw his hat in as the…
Keep Reading →SAINT JOHN • For Barry Ogden, this is about more than football. It’s about creating a beneficial bond between adult athletes and the youth. It’s about his hope to keep more kids home. “Our big thing is being a community team,” he said. “We’re losing our young people.” Ogden said that’s the driving force behind his role as president and general manager of the University of New Brunswick Saint John…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
November 8, 2015. Charlottetown, PE. After a grueling eight-week journey, the Holland College Hurricanes are champions once more. The Hurricanes, behind a confident offence and powerful defence, repeated history capturing their third consecutive Atlantic Football League title with a 32-24 win over the Dalhousie Tigers Saturday afternoon. “I’m very proud of our organization for winning the…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
It was a bright beautiful day in Charlottetown with above normal temperatures and a wild wind which would affect the kicking game. But the Dalhousie Tigers did not show up in the first half and the Holland College Hurricanes took a 25-2 half time lead. The Tigers ignited in the second half and closed the game to 25-19 at three quarters. Excitement was back for the Black and Gold but the D…
Keep Reading →On a weather perfect autumn afternoon the Dalhousie Tigers held off the UNBF Red Bombers, 24-15, to win a berth in the AFL championship game. Again the defences were the focus of the first three quarters but the excitement of the fourth quarter had everyone saying "what a game". Alex White opened the scoring for UNBF with a single off of a missed field goal for the only score in quarter one. In…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliland
The UNB Red Bombers concluded the 2015 regular season with a win. The Bombers defeated the UNBSJ Seawolves 21-20, Saturday at BMO Centre. A late interception by Travis Branscombe sealed the victory for the Bombers, despite allowing the Seawolves to score 20 straight unanswered points. The Red Bombers busted out of the gate early despite being without three offensive starters: Alex Dee (concussion…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
In what was a defensive battle for over three quarters. The Tigers(3-2) exploded for 18 points in the fourth quarter to defeat the undefeated Holland College Hurricanes(5-0), 22-8. The Hurricanes had been riding a sixteen home undefeated streak but Dal's vaunted defence guided by head coach Wetmore kept Holland College off balance all day. Two interceptions by Jordan Stirling along with ten…
Keep Reading →by Rick Rivers
In the second game of the inaugural Alumni Cup, Dal defeated UNBF 31-20 in the Atlantic Football League. Two weeks prior in Fredericton, the Tigers lost 37-31 in overtime against the Red Bombers. The final total 62-57 sees Dalhousie winning the Alumni Cup. During a rainy first half the Tigers took a 9-0 lead on a 16 yard TD pass from Nick Hunsley to Byron Kavanagh, a PAT by Gullimae Bernier and a…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliland
The Bombers fell to the Dalhousie Tigers 31-20 yesterday in a light night rainy game in Halifax. Splitting the season series with the Tigers. Given that Dal defeated us by 11 points versus us winning in Sept by 6 they were awarded the Trophy as well as the higher seating for playoffs. In other AFL Action the Holland College Hurricanes defeated the UNBSJ Seawolves 40-6 and with the win the…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Tremblay
In a rematch of last week's contest, the UNB Red Bombers were defeated by the Holland Hurricanes 32-21, Sunday at BMO Centre. In a game that was postponed 24 hours due to high winds, a battle for field position was the name of the game. Both teams relied heavily on their running games for the first time this season, mainly because of injuries to Bombers wideout Josh Blnachard and Hurricanes deep…
Keep Reading →The Dalhousie Football Tigers evened their Atlantic Football League record to 2-2 with a 15-6 victory over the UNB Saint John Seawolves in Saint John on Saturday evening. In a game dominated by defences the Tigers led 8-1 at half time. Zach Leger again led all rushers (18/110) and scored on a twelve yard touchdown run in the second quarter. Gullimae Bernier who scored a single on a missed field…
Keep Reading →After two close loses, the Dalhousie Football Tigers defeated the UNBSJ Sea Wolves 37-9. It was the running of Zach Leger who scored three majors that was the difference. Punter/placekicker, Rob Wilson opened the scoring for the Tigers with a single but the Sea Wolves quickly responded with an eighteen yard aerial touchdown from Sean Galbraith to Adam Spurrell. Tigers' Graham Felix's 76 yard pick…
Keep Reading →The University of New Brunswick Red Bombers had high hopes off knocking off the Holland College Hurricanes Saturday at UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place. The Red Bombers fell to the Hurricanes 29-18 in the battle of the two remaining undefeated teams, dropping their record to 2-1, while the Hurricanes improve to 3-0. In windy and rainy conditions, the Bombers opened up the scoring on their first…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Tremblay
Turnovers were the name of the game during the fifth annual Tony Proudfoot Memorial game. The Red Bombers forced seven, including six interceptions en route to a 37-31 overtime victory over the Dalhousie Tigers. With the win, the Bombers improve to 2-0 on the season. The Bombers jumped out to an early 9-0 lead. The Tigers conceded a safety on their second drive of the game and Mitch McCoy returned…
Keep Reading →by Thomas Becker
Despite an unfavourable call late in the first half, the Holland College Hurricanes Football Club battled back for a 21-9 victory against the University of New Brunswick Saint John Seawolves Saturday afternoon. The call came with under three minutes remaining in the half, when a Seawolves’ untouched punt was recovered by one of their own, giving them a new set of downs. Hurricanes’ head coach Kyle…
Keep Reading →by Brian Gilliand
The UNB Red Bombers traveled to Saint John last night and defeated the UNBSJ Seawolves 37 - 21 and the lights at Canada Games Stadium. Leading the way for the Bombers was third year All-Star Safety/Kicker Alex White who successfully kicked an onside kick to open the game. The Bombers drove down the field and Alex tossed the first score of the game on a fake field goal setting the tone for a…
Keep Reading →by Iain MacMillan
With just one day until the season opens here is a link to the webcast of our first game tomorrow @ Saint John - http://tv1.bellaliant.ca/ Kick off is 8pm @ UNBSJ Here is a season opening article from former Bombers Player and Current writer for the Brunswickan Iain MacMillan. Last year, the UNB Red Bombers football team limped into the playoffs with a 2-5 record and were ousted in the first round…
Keep Reading →On Saturday, September 19th at 8 pm we are playing The Peter Fox Memorial Game at Canada Games Stadium, Tucker Park, Saint John, New Brunswick. We are playing the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers. We are a community-based team that raises our own funding. At the start of the game we are honouring The First Responders - Saint John City Police and Fire, Grand Bay/Westfield Fire and RCMP, Hampton Fire and…
Keep Reading →by Sarah Seeley
The Holland College Hurricanes came back after being down 12 points to defeat the UNB Saint John Seawolves 31-15 in the Atlantic Football League Championship. It was a rematch of last year’s AFL championship, and once again, the Hurricanes came out on top, giving them back-to-back Moosehead Cup victories and a perfect 8-0 record on the season. The Hurricanes were behind 15-3 at halftime, but…
Keep Reading →The Holland College Hurricanes football team is in the final stages of preparation for the defense of their Atlantic Football League title in this Saturday’s Moosehead Cup Championship game against the Saint John Seawolves, said head coach Andrew Hickey, and there is not let up on the part of either coaches or players. “Yes, we are 7-0 in league play, but without a win on Saturday, we will not be…
Keep Reading →by Sarah Seeley
The Holland College Hurricanes are looking to defend their Atlantic Football League championship title for a second consecutive year. Their unshakeable defence led them to a 29-0 victory over the UNB Red Bombers at the UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place on Saturday afternoon. Hurricanes cornerback Jay Dearborn was a playmaker on the defensive side of the ball and special teams. He said the defence was…
Keep Reading →After finishing in first place in the Atlantic Football League regular season, the undefeated Holland College Hurricanes (6-0) are looking for a win against the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers (2-4) at UPEI Alumni Place this Saturday in a semi-final playoff game that will determine which team advances to the championship game the following weekend. During the regular season, the Hurricanes defeated…
Keep Reading →Four second-half touchdowns by Jaylen McRae carried the Holland College Hurricanes to a 29-27 comeback victory over the Dalhousie University Tigers in Atlantic Football League action in Halifax on Saturday. For the first-place Hurricanes, the win capped off an undefeated (6-0) regular season campaign. The Tigers fell to 2-4 and ended up in a three-way tie for second place. Point spreads among…
Keep Reading →by Sarah Seeley
The Holland College Hurricanes overcame injuries to defeat the UNB Saint John Seawolves 40-17 in their final regular season home game at the UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place last Saturday. The Hurricanes improved their record to 5-0 and clinched first place in the AFL, while the Seawolves dropped to 1-4. Holland College head coach Andrew Hickey said he was happy with the win. “We had some mental…
Keep Reading →The first place Holland College Hurricanes defeated the University of New Brunswick Red Bombers 50-24 in an Atlantic Football League game played under overcast skies and drizzle in Fredericton on Saturday afternoon. The victory secures at least one home playoff game for the undefeated Hurricanes (4-0), a goal that eluded the team last season. Through the October mist, one thing became very clear…
Keep Reading →It was a thriller right to the last play when the Dalhousie Tigers hosted the UNB Saint John Seawolves last night. Dalhousie scored on the first play of the game.The Tigers scored again in the second quarter and the Seawolves kicked a rouge that left the score 14-1. The Seawolves blocked twopunts which led to two safeties and the Seawolves converted a field goal, so at half the score was 14-…
Keep Reading →The Holland Hurricanes football team is on the road this weekend to play the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers Saturday at the BMO field at 1 p.m. The Hurricanes go into the game undefeated at 3-0, while the Red Bombers’ record is 1-2. In their previous meeting this season, the Hurricanes beat the Red Bombers 37-20; but Hurricanes head coach Andrew Hickey said with as much parity as there is in the…
Keep Reading →by Sarah Sealey
The Holland College Hurricanes extended their perfect record as they pushed past the Dalhousie Tigers 41-15 on Saturday afternoon at the UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place in Charlottetown. Holland College improved to 3-0, while the Tigers dropped to 2-1. Hurricanes head coach Andrew Hickey said a series of big plays gave his team the edge over Dalhousie. “We adjusted to what they were giving us and…
Keep Reading →The Holland Hurricanes football team are preparing for what could be their toughest game so far this season, when they host the undefeated Dalhousie Tigers this Saturday at 1 p.m. at UPEI Canada Games Alumni Place. The Hurricanes and the Tigers are tied for first place in the Atlantic Football League with identical 2-0 records, and head coach Andrew Hickey said the 2013 Moosehead Cup champions…
Keep Reading →by Sarah Seeley
The Holland College Hurricanes remain undefeated after beating the UNB Fredericton Red Bombers 37-20 Sunday afternoon at the UPEI Alumni Canada Games Place. The Hurricanes struck on their first possession of the game. After a long kickoff return by Stephen Knapton, running back Jamal Storr punched in a three-yard touchdown. Following back-and-forth changes in possession, UNB forced two safeties…
Keep Reading →Battling against the wind and a big UNB Saint John team, the Dalhousie Football Club found rhythm in the second half to beat the Seawolves 28 – 13. Overcoming first half struggles, the Tigers scored early in the third quarter and held off a UNB Saint John comeback to move to 2 – 0 early in the season. With four interceptions on the day, the Tigers were able to hold back the Quarterback tandem of…
Keep Reading →The Holland Hurricanes football team travels to Saint John for a rematch of last season’s championship game against the UNB Saint John Seawolves this Saturday at Canada Games Place at 4 p.m. Heading into this season the reigning Atlantic Football League champion Hurricanes has experienced its usual high turnover of players, which is to be expected due to the relatively short duration of the…
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