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 Well,
Northerns loss to Donald Wilson from Whitby in the Metro Bowl Semi's Thursday
meant different things to MTW and Red Night fans. For the latter it means the
end of a very good season but a revealing of an Achilles heal, for the former it
means no more Wildcat players to watch and the officia l
end to 2008 fall season. Time to turn focus for Winter Camp in January. Now to
the game and the major impact our MTW Northern players had on it despite
the loss. On Wilsons first drive the secured one first down then hit one of
their tall receivers right over the middle at a depth of about 15 then outran
the Northern D for the score. The missed PAT made it 6-0 early.
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the same thing happened against Birchmount a week before so no worries right?
Northern then followed up with a decent drive ending in a 32 yard field goal
setting up what looked to be a scoring battle. Not so fast. The next 2 drives
ended in punts and the second quarter. Then #4 (above) Eric Black picked off
a pass and took it to the Wilson 27. The Northern O went backwards and went 3
and out, opted for the fake punt which was no good. Then we had another two 3
and outs until Wilson fumbled into the hands of Livingston at midfield. Again
the Red Knight could do nothing and started a set of three more 3 and
outs. Then Wilson got it going from just inside their own side of the field when
Livingston upped his game. Ha rag dolled the Wilson QB for a 13 yard sack
leaving Wilson to set up for a field goal, which
 of
course he blocked. That ended the half 6-3 Wilson . The 3rd quarter
started with a Northern 3 and out leaving a Wilson to start at their 20. Then
both MTW'ers Gabriel Crozier and Livingston had two huge sacks forcing Wilson to
punt. Northern again went 3 and out and a shanked punt ended the quarter with
Wilson at midfield. Then another Wildcat Kadeem Stephenson
playing tackle pounced on a Wilson fumble and the Knights seemed to have the
momentum. Problem was they couldn't do anything with it as was the case after
the Black int. After a Northern punt, Wilson took it down to the Knights 20
where the kicked a field Goal for a 9-3 lead but still a single possession ball
game. Northern began their final drive on their 35 and with help of some
Wilson penalties made it to the Wilson 39 with a minute left. The killer was a
14 yard Wilson sack , a missed bomb by the Red and a loss of downs. Wilson ran
out the clock and sealed the Northern fate. It came down to a lack of
 Northerns
ability to move the ball consistently, far too many 3 and outs, poor field
position and a failure to capitalize on turnovers. But to Northern's credit they
got to within one game of the big High School show. As an MTW fan you had to be
very proud of the contribution our Wildcats made to that team...it was a front
and center. We'll give them a month or so to focus on their exams and then the
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Isakov's Route to The Vanier Bitter Sweet, and Not Just
Because of the Loss The
Western Mustangs almost pulled it off but ran into a revolutionary football
program from Laval University of Quebec City in a Vanier Cup where most would
say the Stangs were the David to les Rouge et Or's Goliath. It panned out in a
44-21 Laval win. Its all starts with the million dollar plus budget Laval is
blessed with to all the other CIS programs operating on 5 digit budgets. Thats
another story. Marco's season was not quite as he expected coming in. After
injuring his hand in Spring Camp and rehabbing to the point that he played the
last 4 games for MTW going 4-0 over that stretch until the Huronia Wildcard
Loss. Marco had been told that he was #2 behind Michael Faulds at the QB Spot.
But as the season started TV viewers and MTW fans were seeing Marco in civi's
on the sidelines. This is the result of
head Coach Marshall's son Donnie being moved up to the # 2 spot two days before
the season opener, all the while being told by Western coaches that he would
have chances to earn back the # 2 spot. So we are left with a frustrated Marco
who has been told by Faulds that he will be back for a 5th year and of course
Donnie will be back so in Marco's words "I'm a little bit lost right now as to
my future here. If Faulds does come back and Donnie stays than likely next year
will be the same as this year, a whole lot of riding the pine without padding
on!" That family dynamic between coach and son can be a tough one to deal with
in Marco's place but he is handling like the man he is. Besides being a little
"bummed out" he expects the situation not to be a distraction as he moves
forward. But he feels as do people who understand his football mind and skills
he can play at that level so riding the pine would be a travesty. We'll keep in
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The Northern Red Knights, complete with 13 Wildcats, came into the TDSB final
after two shut out wins while opponent Birchmount Park just
squeaked past Don Bosco by a point in their semi-final. The first quarter went
back and forth with a Northern missed Field goal and after another
Birchmount 3 and out Northern set up for another 30 yard FG only to fake it and
throw to Livingston who couldn't hold onto the ball. At the end of the quarter
with Birchmount in a punting
 situation
Livingston blocked the punt leaving Northern on the BP 10. From there QB Kyle
Stenhouse hit #72 Martin Pesek for the go ahead TD at 7-0. On Birchmounts next
possession a
Livingston sack left them at 2nd and 16 deep in there own zone when they hit for
a screen down the south sideline for TD. Tie game. The 2nd
quarter then ended with both teams exchanging
 field
goals and BP opening up their passing game which as the half time whistle blew
Northern D. Coordinator Tom Gretes knew his defense had to address. The second
half started with a strong opening drive by Birchmount using the pass and deep
in the Northern zone on second down they fumbled in the Northern end zone
giving the ball back to Northern on their 20. Northern was forced to punt in
their own zone leaving BP decent field position. They were able to drive into
the
Northern zone where they setup for a 30+ yard field goal that was wide right and
MTW CB Eric black ran it out to the 1 yd line where the Birchmount tackler was
penalized for a facemask and then Northern had it at the 35. A time
consuming drive ended with what was the beginning of the Micheal Livingston
Show. Northern came out with Micheal as the left wideout and took advantage of
his huge height
 advantage
on the BP corner by playing pitch and catch to Micheal inside the Birchmount red
zone. As the 4th quarter began the Red Knights then ran the same play into the
end zone to Livingston who snared the Stenhouse pass for the TD and a 17-10
Northern lead. From that point on the game was played in the Birchmount zone.
Three and outs and a shanked punt left Northern inside the BP 35 and again they
ran the fly route to Livingston for the second TD for him and Northern on the
4th quarter. Another loss of downs by Birchmount then ended with Northern's RB
Alex Heller (kicker for 2007 JCats) taking in from about the 15. That's did it
and Birchmount had nothing left and Red Knights now go on the play Wilson in the
Metro Bowl Semi's next week. It was clear all the Wildcats on the field played
huge roles for the Red Knights. Kadeem Stephenson played both FB and Nose
tackle. Livingston was solid at DE and wideout, oh did I mention he also had a
forced fumble? Gabe Crozier and Eric Black solidified the left outside and deep
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Etan Katz kept the right edge closed off for the most part. James Fanais played
despite a cast on a broken hand but blocked well. Farhad Gadjyev was
a wall up the middle and Grant McAdam open holes for Heller and protected
his QB fearlessly. Gareth Andrew and Ben Turner-Bob made plays. Unfortunately
Jacombe and Brandon Williams were out with injuries. Congrats to all our Cats
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Black and SVSU Miss Playoffs but Accolades Continue to Pour in
For Matty Down South We
posted a story about the amazing week former MTW VCat
Walk of Famer
Matt Black had last week after being announced as NCAA GLIAC DII defensive
player of the week and being selected to the 1st
ALL Conference All Star team. Last night, Nov 18, Mat, starting corner for the
Cards' got the call that he has been invited to the
East Coast Bowl in Petersburg, Virginia.
Matt says in an email to tw.com "it definitely feels great, its a goal I set for
myself way back in January when we were lifting and running in the winter, so it
good to see all my hard work finally pay off."
 This
last 4 days or so may help offset the disappointment of not making the GLIAC
playoffs despite a 7-3 record. That is one tough division. "The East Coast
Bowl is an annual college football All-Star game that features the most elite
Division I-FCS, II, III and NAIA college football players from across the
Mid-Atlantic region. In Matt's own words
"...I'm pretty excited about that cause it gives me another chance to show the
NFL scouts what I have to offer and hopefully entice one of them to give me a
shot." So What's next ..."its just time to get back in the gym and on the track
hard and get ready from the bowl games and pro days coming up." We're excited
for you too Matt. What an achievement! Good Luck! |
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VCat Duo Post Big Numbers In the Fall
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Two of the receivers for the VCats in 2008 expected to take over
after
 the
graduation of Justene Edwards and Tim Hayos are Justin Babin (LP#2) and Boris
Isakov (LP#80). And if their performance this fall is any indication we may have
a new set of stars in the making and not skip a
beat in producing great receivers year in and year out as we have with
Kevin
Logan (now at Lafayette in NCAA DII),
Shawn
Gore (Bishops),
Mike
 Mizerski
(Manitoba), Cam
Worsley (York),
Ricky Clarke (CJFL) and Robin Legault
(York). Quite a list of awesome receivers and one time OVFL
League leaders. Lets take a look at the number for Justin and Boris, both
playing at Lawrence Park this year. Justin played 6 games, had 11 TD's, 9
receiving, one
 rushing
and one on a return. In terms of yardage he had 1100 all-purpose including 615
receiving on 23 receptions for an average of 26.7 yards, 260 on 11
carries and 225 on 8 returns. Boris scored 4 TDs but had the game tying 2pt
convert against Central. He also amassed 710 yards on 30 catches for a 23.3 yard
average per catch. By loose comparison, 2008 MTW duo of Hayos and Edwards had
503 and 372 yards and 4 TDs each in 8 games. Different Leagues and competition
yes but it gives you an idea. Babin and Isakov helped LP accrue 125 points for
which was second only to Northern in the conference and 37 points ahead of the
third place team Central Tech meaning these guys accounted for half the LP
points in 2008..These two will now take a breather until winter camp in January
and hopefully continue to contribute like this for MTW is 2009. Great seasons
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lBlack Named GLIAC Player of the Week and 1st Team All-Star at
Saginaw Valley State. Former
All Star VCat Corner Matt B lack,
older brother of our own Eric Black, has been bestowed two honours this week for
his SVSU Cardinals in the NCAA Division II GLIAC Conference. First for his
efforts against Ferris State he was named GLIAC Defensive Player of The Week.
Black racked up four tackles, two fumble recoveries, an interception and a
blocked punt in SVSU’s 26-14 win at Ferris State. Black blocked a first quarter
punt that was returned for a touchdown, then would come up with a fumble
recovery in the second quarter, and he would again jump on another loose ball
late in the third quarter. Black also grabbed his fifth interception of the year
at the start of the fourth quarter in the 26-14 win.Then to top it off he was
named to the GLIAC 1st team defense All-Star squad. He ranked third in the
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Summer MTW Football Brings New Dynamic to the High School Game For
those of us who have been around high school football for a few decades or even
as recently as the early to mid 90's will have noticed a difference, not just in
the quality of play but in the relationships between players between the two
teams. It was especially noticeable in this years TDSB playoffs
when Northern played both Lawrence Park and East York on their way to the TDSB
Final Friday at 2pm against Richview.The quality of the game is noticeable as
many of the players have been playing an extra season in the summer, in our part
of town it's MTW football, prior to beginning high school ball where the
competition generally is of
 a
slightly lower level. So players not only have played and practiced more but
their confidence level is elevated as they enter the fall game. But its the
second point that those of us involved in both the summer and high school game
have noticed and can be viewed as a point of pride in what we are doing at MTW.
A decade ago and prior to, when a two teams played, the closest they came to
civil behavior was a programmed
shaking of the hands after the game and then the visiting team headed straight
to the bus. But now those who witnessed either of the the two Northern games
against Lawrence or East York saw something else. It was enough to have parents
contact tw.com to point out. In
 these
two games witnesses saw 30+ MTW players between the three teams. Before the game
you would see players shaking hands with opposing coaches who were their coaches
during the summer. After the game, especially the the LP/ Northern tilt, you
would see players from the two teams hugging each other and groups of MTW
players from opposing high school teams, who fought together just a few months
back, talking for extended periods of time, even as tears flowed from the losing
players former teammates. This type of interpersonal
dynamic is s side effect of MTW football most would not have expected but one
that all involved in the Wildcat program can take great pride in. In Fridays
final we have the many MTW/ Northern players and team taking on Richview and MTW
player Mathieu Tonner (below left). Not
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the same in terms of numbers but don't be surprised if Tonner and some of his
former teammates from Northern/MTW will be near the last off the field as they
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| Under each executive position with be a series of managers who will handle subtasks such as fundraising, equipment, finances, amongst many others, as well as the three governors representing each team to the League. Announcements on manager positions will be made as soon as possible. Furthermore Head Coaching positions will also be announced shortly. This reorganization is a necessary step in handling a rapidly growing organization and an overburdening of individual personnel. Change was necessary and we are confident MTW is a better program for it. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
Despite Dreary Season For York, Chris Ross's Story Is Far From
It We
haven't talked too much about York this year but we have to talk about one
Lion. Former VCat lineman Chris Ross has found a place with the Lions in
'08 and that may not mean much being a top 10 defensive player but consider
this. After the 2004 season where Chris was a mainstay on an Oline that
helped MTW beat the Thunder for the 1st time an d
get the VCats into the playoffs, Chris came down with a serious illness that
made him lose extreme amounts of weight and strength. Anyone who saw Chris were
very concerned about his health let alone whether he would play football again.
But you cant keep a good man down. Hopefully coaching with the Wildcats helped
him recover and now a 6'2 214 lb Chris is in the linebacker rotation
at York. This year, he played in 5 games, had 14 solo's 2 assists, a sack, a
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The team with the most Former MTW players for the last few years has been the
Queens Golden Gails. In '08 there were no less than 10 XCats
 on
a squad that entered the playoffs ranked #2
nationally. So when they came into the OUA Semi on Saturday there were few who
gave Ottawa a chance. And after Queens took an early 8-0 lead that sentiment was
solidified. But a huge 17 point 2nd quarter for Ottawa gave them a 17 - 11 lead.
A shocked crowd at Richardson Stadium in Kingston then had to watch agonizingly
as the Queens couldn't get any thing going on offence while the Gee Gee's
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conservative ball control and added 6 in the 4 th
for the 23-13 win. The only positive for Queens that weekend was when two former
VCats were named as OUA All-Stars. Former VCat tackle Dan Bederman (top left and
right as Vcat), now a 6'1" 310 lb center was named to the 1st All-Star team,
while Chris Smith (above left and rightas VCat), playing Sam linebacker cracked
the 2nd team. Hopefully this takes a bit of the sting out of what Im sure they
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 Career game Against Western on National TV! Former VCat Alex DePrato, now a starting safety for the Queens Gails, was all over the field on Saturday. He and several other former Cats dismantled the Western Mustangs (we were looking for Marco on the sideline) 43-16 with 
huge 2nd and 4th quarters. Perhaps the biggest play was turned in by DePrato,
from CIS.com:"with Queen’s up 9-1 and Western charging. Gaels free-safety Alex Daprato (Toronto) intercepted a Michael Faulds (Eden Mills, Ont.) on the goal-line and returned the ball 94-yards. That play saw Giffin score his second of the game and put momentum on Queen’s side. “It was the consequence of being at the right place at the right time,” said Daprato. “Definitely a momentum changer.” “Daprato’s interception was the turning point in my mind,” continued Sheahan. “It’s going to be 9-8 if they scored. He turned it around and we go up 16-1. That was a huge play in the ball game.” From that you get the impact of that play. But he also contributed 5.5 tackles on the day and was all over the ball.This from Alex after we contacted him: "...we are entering an exciting time over here in Kingston. All the hard work is starting to show, and the wildcats support is very encouraging for every ex wildcat up here. I hope we are doing everyone back home proud. We are on our way to putting something special together but we still have a ways to go. Hopefully we can keep up the good work, and stay on the tube for you to keep on watching. Thanks for the message and im looking forward to another wildcats season" Alex drops by every once and a while to MTW practice and/or games so if you see him, remind him of this effort. Way to go Alex from all at MTW! |
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hands, tall and although not blazing speed, he can really run routes which make
him a QB favorite. Came in handy as he contributes this TD catch and run in the
28-0 win over De La Salle. LP has some work to do to improve on last years
T1 semi against Northern but its a start and Boris is going to be key to any
success the Panthers have.
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Grizzlies and Upper Canada
College will be invited to participate in the two day session Dates and
Details to be announced.
blanked a very good Richview Saints and JCat
Mathieu Tonner 10-0 Friday at Varsity Stadium in a defensive battle.
Current VCat Eric
Black (above left) had a fumble recovery for 20+ yards and several long
punt returns, Livingston (right) had 2 sacks and blocked a field goal,
Farhad Gadyev (below left) had 10 + tackles and Kadeem
Stephenson
(below right)playing nose tackle was in the Richview backfield
all day.
The Red Knights will take on Birchmount Park in the Toronto Final
at Esther Shiner 1pm Thursday Nov. 20 before
the Metro Bowl playdowns begin.
If
there was a city wide MVP award in Metro Toronto VCat/Northern player
Micheal Livingston (#77 left with Northern) would have to be a
candidate. Against East York in a 28-0 white wash of East York in the
South Regional Final, Micheal (below rt as a Cat) had 7 sacks and 2 TD's,
one on a pass into the end zone from a short yardage set and one one a
70 yard fumble recovery to pay dirt from his D
Den position. He had another long interception TD return that was called
back. Ring a bell? This is an force in defensive football football in
this city whether it be OVFL or High school ball. Scary Good. Good Luck
against Richview Mike.
AB
keeps on rolling. In Saturdays AUS final against St. Francis Xavier,
Allistair had 16 carries for 83 yards as leading rusher for his team in
a tight 29-27 victory. A lot tighter than the 49-7 drubbing they laid on
X a few weeks back. This leads to a matchup with Marco Isakov and the
Western Mustangs in the Mitchell bowl next Saturday the 16th on The
Score 3;30pm in London.
Now VCat James Fanais may have missed the 2008 MTW season due to a arm injury
but he has come on strong for the Northern Red Knights in the fall high
school season. In a hard fought 35-21 win over the Panthers in the TDSB
Ti
er I South Semi Finals, James had 3 TD's to propel his team to victory
and a date with East York in the South Region Final. 
In
the shocking 23-13 loss to Ottawa the twin towers Alex DePrato and Chris
Smith notched 5 solos and 2 solos respectively. This loss leaves only
Saint Mary's running back Alistair Blair as
Although
his Manitoba Bisons lost their final three games to miss the Canada West
playoffs, former MTW VCat superstar Mike Mizerski had some of his best
games of the season. I week 9's 25-19 loss to Calgary, Mike weny 7 for
71 yards and a TD. In week 10 against Regina, Zersk went 5 for 53 in a
17-12 loss. Watch this guy next year, he is coming into his own!.
Former
VCat receiving threat and part of the super tandem with Mizerski in '06
continued his soled season in week 9. In a 35-25 win over over Concordia
Shawn had 76 yards on 4 catches including a 42 yarder. OK he only had 18
yards on one catch in his final game, a 56-6 loss to Montreal,
Shawn has become a major component of the Gaiter pasing game. Cant wait
to see him on '09!
Former
standout Vcat safety Chris "Smitty" Smith was the man on defense
in his 2nd ranked Queens Gaels 38-16 win over the Ottawa Gee Gee's. His
sheet shows 5 solos and 2 assists for 6 total tackles. the 6'2 224 lb
safety now has 20 solos and 15 assists on the season which puts him near
the top on his teams defensive stats.
Ouch!
Bad for York but for Queens they just keep rolling along. Two former
Cats got on the stat sheet in this one as well. Former VCat QB Jansen
Shrubb (top left) threw for 6 to Scott Valberg in the 4th. His line
ended 2 for 4 for 62 yards and the TD. Also
getting
on the board was 6' 265 lb DL and former 5 year veteran Cat Adam
DeGrasse (left), who is starting to see his play time grow, and why not
if he keeps picking up fumbles like he did in this one!
JCat
Winston Miles is powering the defense for the third year expansion team
at Forest Hill. Evidence this October 11ths 54-6 demolition of
Agincourt. Winston's team is tied with Humberside for the lead in
his TII division at 2-0 with 87 points for and only 6 against. Keep it
up Winston!
.06. In this past weekend he had
2 catches for 32 yards to lead his Gaiters to the win 45-21 over the
McGill Redmen
!Allistair is making the best of his starting
role at tailback, that's for sure! His Walk of fame Video
can be seen
one out 46-45 over Rival Northwood. 'Cards are now 2-1 on the season.
Matt was thirst best on his defense with 5 solos, 3 assists, 1 tackle
for loss and 2 pass breakups. You can Matt see with Clutterbuck in the pick down the
middle of
the page and of course in support of his
VCat
Former
5 year MTW player George Gretes is starting to make a name for himself
at U of T. But rushing?! Yes, he had a long of 40 yards and a total of
50 yards rushing to be the 2nd leading rusher for the Blues in their
58-7 massacre of York, making the Blues 2-1 on the season. George also
went 2 for 2
passing
with a TD to round out a very productive day for the former MTW
veteran. Not surprising though, he has pedigree with his father, former
OUA coach of the year Tom Gretes, also a member of the MTW executive and
coaching selection committee. George is way ahead of the game mentally
and understands the game more then most coaches! Way to go george!
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