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2014 Bulldogs Football
2014 BULLDOGS FOOTBALL AWARDS
SENIOR TEAM AWARDS
ROOKIE OF THE YEAR AWARD - Morgan Sherban
MOST IMPROVED PLAYER - James Lis
OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER – Nick Cowan
MOST CONTRIBUTION/LEAST RECOGNITION – Josh Coogan
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE LINEMAN – James Lis
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE LINEMAN - Mike Woywitka
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER – Tyler Feltis
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER - Nick Cowan
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD - Seth Waselenchuk
LEE GRANT MEMORIAL TROPHY - Trace Stuht
GRADUATING 2014 SENIOR PLAYERS
JUNIOR TEAM AWARDS
TRUE ROOKIE AWARD - Zach Nuttall
MOST IMPROVED PLAYER - Drew Morison
OUTSTANDING SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER – Jaedon Carroll
MOST CONTRIBUTION/LEAST RECOGNITION - Terrell Peters/Jake Pasqual
MOST OUTSTANDING LINEMAN AWARD – Nick Allen
OUTSTANDING SPORTSMANSHIP & DEDICATION– Logan Moreau
OUTSTANDING OFFENSIVE PLAYER - Zach Nuttall
OUTSTANDING DEFENSIVE PLAYER - Colton Meronyk
MOST VALUABLE PLAYER AWARD - Jaedon Carroll
BULLDOGS NEWS
Sports groups across Edmonton remember talented 'procaster' Rob Zittlau
It might not have been the biggest fixture in Edmonton sports, but as far as local athletic endeavours go, the city sure lost a visible one.
Videographer and producer Rob Zittlau and his wife, Grace, were killed in a highway collision over Thanksgiving weekend.
Zittlau made it his life’s ambition to ensure all levels of Edmonton’s sports scene could be seen, spending the past three decades building his company, ICU Video Productions, into a top-notch focus on amateur broadcasts – or ‘procasts,’ as he called them – and practice film.
The fatal crash happened east of Legal at the intersection of Hwy. 651 and Hwy. 803, where Morinville RCMP responded around 5 p.m. Sunday.
Police say two adults in a southbound car died on scene, while a six-year-old girl and four-year-old boy also in the vehicle were taken to hospital. The driver and passenger in an eastbound SUV suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
“The sad part about it is, as much as we’ve heard of the accident is that he was trying to take his niece and nephew to the corn maze,” said Football Alberta executive director Tim Enger. “It is really sad. He and Grace did not have any kids of their own, but I know that they had a lot of nieces and nephews and they just doted on them.”
It wasn’t always easy finding time to spend with family outside of football, baseball, hockey and, more recently, E-sports competitions that ran the gamut from amateur to high-school, semi-pro and professional levels across the Edmonton area.
“And he probably wouldn’t have been doing that on a weekend in the fall if we’d have had football,” Enger said of the cancelled high-school schedule. “So, it’s probably an example of him going above and beyond for family again.
“With something horrible happening while he was doing that.”
His love of family was about the only thing that rivaled his passion for covering amateur sports.
“It was like a security blanket,” Enger said. “When you went to any sporting event there was a good chance that Rob was going to be there. He was with the Edmonton Prospects, The Brick Novice Tournament, he did Golden Bears hockey.
“Every once in a while, I would take my family to a Prospects game or Golden Bears game and there’d be Rob, and you’d look at it and go, ‘Yup, now the world make’s sense because he’s here.’ So, he really carved out a nice effect on the Edmonton sports community for decades. It’s really going to be tough to replace Rob.”
Dave Foley worked closely with Zittlau at ICU for the past nine years, or, measure it in games and practices filmed, and they were well over 2,100 together. And that’s before all the editing and processing work that went into it.
“I’m devastated,” Foley told Postmedia in a phone interview Wednesday, following a video call from the crash site with CTV Edmonton, where Zittlau once worked as an editor. “I’m glad I went. I went out there and had a good ugly cry.
“I knew Rob knew lots of people, but getting the responses and hearing all of this is, like, oh man, it’s even a shock for me: Who doesn’t he know?”
Zittlau and his crew approached even the most minor of leagues like it was Stanley Cup-worthy and, in more than a few cases, the work played no small part in helping athletes grow beyond the grassroots of local fields.
“Very sad news to hear, condolences to the Zittlau family and his friends,” tweeted Edmonton Football Club punter and University of Alberta Golden Bears product Hugh O’Neill. “Rob was a staple of the football community and I used his film to help get recruited to university football.
“Forever thankful.”
The Ross Sheppard grad wasn’t alone, either.
“You look at guys out there right now, like Chuba Hubbard (Oklahoma State), Ajou Ajou at Clemson, and Lwal Uguak is at Connecticut, one of the complaints when I first started here years ago was why aren’t the big-time scholarships being offered to Canadian kids?” Enger said. “Part of the problem is Clemson and Oklahoma State weren’t going to send somebody up here to watch this, so they were relying on game film. So, if you don’t have quality game film, it’s like you’re playing in obscurity.
“Once Rob got going, if a kid wanted to piece together a tape, they were getting NFL-caliber stuff, so (schools) could make their judgments better. I think that is why you’re starting to see players from the Edmonton area start to trickle into the Div. 1 schools in the United States.”
Although Zittlau just started working with the Edmonton Prospects, procasting around 30 games in 2019, the team’s managing partner, Patrick Cassidy said it set a new standard for what he would like to see streaming throughout the Western Canadian Baseball League in the future.
“He was just a hard-working, dedicated, straight-forward kind of guy,” Cassidy said. “He wasn’t done. He was still building and had ideas and wanted to do more. He was one of those drivers, an entrepreneur prepared to take the risks and make it happen.
“It was a pretty damn-good production and he did it at a fraction of what anybody else would do. That’s why you just appreciated the guy, because he had the kind of background and talent he probably could have gone and did something else and made more money.”
E-mail: gmoddejonge@postmedia.com
On Twitter: @GerryModdejonge
Junior final
- 10/26/2019, 11:00am MDT
Bulldogs chase winning playoffs
- 10/26/2019, 11:00am MDT
ex-Bulldogs Coach receives Head Coaching Position
Dean Guedo, defensive backs coach of our Senior team has been named the Head Coach of the W.P. Wagner Warriors. WP Wagner is a High School that plays in Division II (Miles Conference) in Edmonton Metro Football.
Bulldogs Football would like to wish Dean good luck in his new position and congratulations..
Coach 'O' recognized by City of St. Albert
Coach O
Read the news article below to see how one of the true gentlemen of our community was recognized last week.
This community service award recognizing Larry Olexiuk ('Coach O' as he is fondly known as around football) is incredibly deserving. Larry is a man who personifies a selfless pursuit to better the sporting environment for our youth. To have had the opportunity to know him and work with him is truly a pleasure. He is relentless in helping not only sporting activities, but is involved with many community based ventures. I know we at Bulldogs Football are forever indebted to his dedication to these 1000's of kids he has helped along the way. Larry is a mountain of a man in every sense of the word, and a pillar of our community.
Thank you Coach O!
BULLDOGS TO HOST JUNIOR JAMBOREE
On September 6th, at Riel Park from 2 pm to 6 pm, the Junior Bulldogs will host a Football Jamboree exhibition with 5 other teams. The invited guests are;
PAUL KANE BLUES - ST. ALBERT
MCNALLY TIGERS - EDMONTON
HENRY WISEWOOD WARRIORS - CALGARY
ST. FRANCIS BROWNS - CALGARY
BEV FACEY FALCONS - SHERWOOD PARK
ABC RISING STARS BORDER BOWL
The second annual ABC Rising Stars Border Bowl is being played on Saturday, May 24 at 3:00 in Lacombe, AB. This game pits top High School players from Grade 10 and 11 outside major centres against their counterparts in BC. Last year at the very first ABC Border Bowl the BC All-Star team squeeked out a narrow victory over the Alberta team in Kelowna. This years game is in Lacombe at the Lacombe Athletic Park 5644 - 56 Avenue. Six Bulldogs are playing in the game: Seth Waselenchuk, Tyler Feltis, Nick Cowan, Andrew Johnson, Brandon Trelor and Ben Bochar.
FOOTBALL ALBERTA - 25th SENIOR BOWL ALL-STAR GAME
St. Albert Senior Bowl Players, Hanna, Moroz, Turner, Neuls, Knott.
OUR THREE ALL-STAR PLAYERS FROM BELLEROSE BULLDOGS TOOK PART IN THE 25TH ANNUAL SENIOR BOWL GAME AT COMMONWEALTH STADIUM ON MONDAY, MAY 19TH. 2160 FANS, EASILY THE MOST TO EVER ATTEND A SENIOR BOWL WATCHED A VERY EXCITING AND ENTERTAINING GAME. IN THE END, OUR NORTH TEAM DEFEATED THE SOUTH, 14-10.
OUR OWN BULLDOG PLAYERS HAD AN EFFECT ON THE GAME WITH JACK HANNA MAKING 4 TACKLES AND BEING NAMED "MOST VALUABLE LINEMAN" FOR THE NORTH TEAM. TYLER MOROZ HAD 4 TACKLES PLUS AN INTERCEPTION THAT SNUFFED OUT A LONG DRIVE BY THE SOUTH TEAM IN THE THIRD QUARTER, AND JACOB NEULS HAD A HAND IN 3 TACKLES ON THE DEFENSIVE LINE.
ALL THREE PLAYERS WILL CONTINUE THEIR FOOTBALL CAREERS IN 2014 WITH JACOB NEULS JOINING THE UNIVERSITY OF ALBERTA GOLDEN BEARS, WHILE JACK HANNA AND TYLER MOROZ HAVE BEEN INVITED TO PLAY FOR THE EDMONTON HUSKIES IN THE PJFC.
CONGRATULATIONS TO THESE OUTSTANDING BULLDOGS PLAYERS.
FOOTBALL ALBERTA - 25th SENIOR BOWL ALL-STAR GAME
FOOTBALL ALBERTA 25TH SENIOR BOWL WILL TAKE PLACE ON MONDAY, MAY 19TH, NOON AT COMMONWEALTH STADIUM. TICKETS ARE $10.00 EA AT THE DOOR. THIS YEAR BELLEROSE BULLDOGS HAS 3 PLAYERS PARTICIPATING IN THE GAME.
- #22 Defensive Back - TYLER MOROZ
- #42 Defensive Lineman - JACOB NEULS
- #99 Defensive Lineman - JACK HANNA
FOR THE FIRST TIME EVER, THE GAME WILL BE BROADCAST ONLINE COMPLETE WITH AN ON-SCREEN SCOREBOARD AND INSTANT REPLAYS. THERE WILL BE PLAY BY PLAY ANNOUNCER AND COMMENTARY.
TO WATCH THE GAME ON MONDAY, CLICK ON THE LINK.
BREAKING NEWS! BULLDOGS INK FUTURE STAR!
New Bulldogs recruit
CONGRATULATIONS TO JUNIOR BULLDOGS COACH CRAIG DRYER AND HIS WIFE KYLIE ON THEIR NEW BABY BOY (AND FUTURE BULLDOG) CONNOR KENNETH DRYER!!!!
BEAMING GRANDPARENTS ARE COACH BUCK DRYER AND TEAM TREASURER CHERYL DRYER ALONG WITH UNCLE/COACH BRADY DRYER!
Ciampanelli signs with Mount Allison University Mounties
Dean Ciampanelli signs to go to Mount Allison University in New Brunswick.
Jackson Ryan named to Football Canada National Junior Team
Press Release from Football Canada regarding the selection of Team Canada that will play in the 2014 International Bowl Series in Texas this February leading up to the IFAF World Championships this summer in Kuwait. Here are the eleven Albertan’s (including both QB’s) that made the roster:
|
Name |
Pos. |
Current Team |
Hometown |
|
Dante Djan |
QB |
St. Francis Xavier U. |
Calgary, AB |
|
Troy Hanson |
LB |
Kent Prep. (CT) |
Edmonton, AB |
|
Brett Hunchak |
QB |
Calgary Colts |
Calgary, AB |
|
Ed Ilnicki |
RB |
U. Alberta |
Spruce Grove, AB |
|
Reyd Kessler |
RB |
Calgary Colts |
Calgary, AB |
|
Joe McQuay |
OL |
Notre Dame H.S. |
Red Deer, AB |
|
Garrett Meek |
DL |
U. Saskatchewan |
St. Albert, AB |
|
Shane Richards |
OL |
Calgary Colts |
Calgary, AB |
|
Jackson Ryan |
RB |
Bellerose H.S. |
St. Albert, AB |
|
Ryan Sceviour |
OL |
U. Calgary |
Calgary, AB |
|
Braden Twarynski |
DL |
U. Saskatchewan |
Calgary, AB |
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FOOTBALL CANADA
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 28, 2013
Football Canada announces JNT International Bowl roster
Football Canada is proud to announce its Junior National Team roster which will take on USA Football’s U19 National Team as part of the 2014 International Bowl series, to be played February 7-8 at Maverick Stadium at the University of Texas at Arlington.
The full roster can be found here in addition to being listed below.
The 60 player roster was selected from close to 500 players who took part in regional identification camps across Canada. These top prospects will take on USA Football’s U19 squad in Texas, competing for one of 45 spots to represent Canada at the 2014 U19 (19-and-under) World Championship in Kuwait.
Canada’s 2014 Junior National Team is led by head coach and defensive coordinator Warren Craney. Craney is a veteran of international competition having served as defensive coordinator at the two previous World Championships under Noel Thorpe (2012) and Glen Constantin (2009) respectively in addition to four generations of the IFAF World Team.
Rivalry renewed
Canada and Team USA have met in the first two IFAF U19 (19-and-under) World Championship gold medal games with Canada avenging a 2009 loss in 2012 to capture gold. With the record split, the 2014 International Bowl series will re-ignite the Canada-USA rivalry as it builds towards the summer.
The International Bowl series features a number of Canada-USA rivalry games which in addition to a Junior National Team showdown includes the Football Canada Cup (U18) National Team against USA Football’s U18 National Team.
Canada’s Junior National Team alumni include Byron Archambault (U. Montreal), Linden Gaydosh (Carolina Panthers), Pierre Lavertu (U. Laval), Kirby Fabien (BC Lions), Will Finch (Western U.), Steven Lumbala (Montreal Alouettes), Jeremi Roch (U. Sherbrooke), Matt Sewell (McMaster U.), Mercer Timmis (U. Calgary) and Jake Thomas (Winnipeg Blue Bombers).
Junior National Team International Bowl series roster
|
Name / Nom |
Pos. |
Team / Équipe |
Hometown / Ville natale |
|
Jonathan Arseneault |
DL/LD |
CÉGEP St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu |
St-Constan, QC |
|
William Aziz |
DL/LD |
CÉGEP Vanier College |
St. Thomas, ON |
|
Lance Bashutsky |
DB/DD |
U. Saskatchewan |
Wynyard, SK |
|
Mathieu Betts |
DL/LD |
CÉGEP Vieux-Montréal |
Montréal, QC |
|
David Blain |
REC |
CÉGEP Montmorency |
Montréal, QC |
|
Christophe Bouchard |
DB/DD |
Académie St-Louis |
Quebec, QC |
|
Mathieu Boutin |
DB/DD |
CÉGEP Notre-Dame-de-Foy |
QC |
|
Quinton Bowles |
DL/LD |
VI Raiders (CJFL) |
Winnipeg, MB |
|
Chris Brown-Fillion |
LB/SEC |
Winnipeg Rifles (CJFL) |
Steinbach, MB |
|
Jozua Côté |
RB/DO |
Peru (NY) |
Longueil, QC |
|
Wade Leeroy Cyr |
OL/LO |
CÉGEP Vanier College |
Montréal, QC |
|
Josh Dahl |
DB/DD |
Saskatoon Hilltops (CJFL) |
Saskatoon, SK |
|
Vincent Desjardins |
DL/LD |
CÉGEP Notre-Dame-de-Foy |
QC |
|
Mason Dick |
OL/LO |
U. Saskatchewan |
Winnipeg, MB |
|
Dante Djan |
QB/QA |
St. Francis Xavier U. |
Calgary, AB |
|
Frédérik-Xavier Duhamel |
OL/LO |
CÉGEP Vieux-Montréal |
Sainte-Barthélémy, QC |
|
Trysten Dyce |
REC |
Regina Thunder (CJFL) |
Winnipeg, MB |
|
Gabriel Ferraro |
K/B |
Burlington Stampeders |
Mississauga, ON |
|
Logan Fisher |
RB/DO |
Saskatoon Hilltops |
Saskatoon, SK |
|
Troy Hanson |
LB/SEC |
Kent (CT) |
Edmonton, AB |
|
Mitch Hillis |
REC |
U. Saskatchewan |
Saskatoon, SK |
|
Brett Hunchak |
QB/QA |
Calgary Colts (CJFL) |
Calgary, AB |
|
Ed Ilnicki |
RB/DO |
U. Alberta |
Spruce Grove, AB |
|
Jadon Johnson |
DB/DD |
U. Guelph |
Brampton, ON |
|
Cédric Joseph |
RB/DO |
CÉGEP Champlain-Lennoxville |
Montréal, QC |
|
William Jouan-Ladouceur |
DB/DD |
CÉGEP St-Jean-Sur-Richelieu |
Greenville Park, QC |
|
Karym Kartsonis |
REC |
CÉGEP Notre-Dame-de-Foy |
Saint-Augustin de Desmaures, QC |
|
Reyd Kessler |
RB/DO |
Calgary Colts (CJFL) |
Calgary, AB |
|
Cole Klughart |
OL/LO |
St. Joseph |
Saskatoon, SK |
|
Tristian Koronkiewicz |
DL/LD |
VI Raiders (CJFL) |
Regina, SK |
|
Pierre-Karl Lanctôt |
OL/LO |
CÉGEP St-Jean-sur-Richelieu |
Montréal, QC |
|
Jesse Lawson |
OL/LO |
Langley Rams (CJFL) |
Surrey, BC |
|
Dominic Lévesque |
K/B |
CÉGEP Champlain-Lennoxville |
QC |
|
Cédric Lussier-Roy |
LB/SEC |
CÉGEP Champlain-Lennoxville |
Sherbrooke, QC |
|
Evan Machibroda |
DL/LD |
Holy Cross |
Saskatoon, SK |
|
Ethan Makonzo |
LB/SEC |
CÉGEP Vieux-Montréal |
Montréal, QC |
|
Hergy Mayala |
REC |
Trinity Pawling (NY) |
Montréal, QC |
|
Jayden McCoy |
DB/DD |
U. Manitoba |
Winnipeg, MB |
|
Joe McQuay |
OL/LO |
Notre Dame |
Red Deer, AB |
|
Garrett Meek |
DL/LD |
U. Saskatchewan |
St. Albert, AB |
|
Royce Metchie |
DB/DD |
|
Brampton, ON |
|
Edouard Montemiglio |
RB/DO |
CÉGEP Vieux-Montréal |
QC |
|
Louis-Mathieu Normandin |
REC |
CÉGEP Vieux-Montréal |
Montréal, QC |
|
Nick Parisotto |
DB/DD |
Guelph Bears |
Guelph, ON |
|
Félix Pelletier |
DL/LD |
St. Leonard Cougars (CJFL) |
QC |
|
Trivel Pinto |
REC |
Metro Toronto Wildcats |
Toronto, ON |
|
Shane Richards |
OL/LO |
Calgary Colts (CJFL) |
Calgary, AB |
|
Nate Rostek |
LB/SEC |
Sir John A. MacDonald |
Upper Tantallon, NS/N.-É. |
|
Jackson Ryan |
RB/DO |
Bellerose |
St. Albert, AB |
|
Rossini Sandjong-Djabome |
DL/LD |
CÉGEP Édouard-Montpetit |
Longueuil, QC |
|
Ryan Sceviour |
OL/LO |
U. Calgary |
Calgary, AB |
|
Tom Schnitzler |
LB/SEC |
Saskatoon Hilltops (CJFL) |
Saskatoon, SK |
|
David Sévigny |
OL/LO |
CÉGEP Notre-Dame-de-Foy |
QC |
|
Louis-Philippe St-Amant |
DB/DD |
CÉGEP Notre-Dame-de-Foy |
Saint-Augustin, QC |
|
Logan Thacker |
LB/SEC |
Winnipeg Rifles (CJFL) |
Ochre River, MB |
|
Samuel Thomassin |
OL/LO |
CÉGEP de l’Outaouais |
Gatineau, QC |
|
Alex Thompson |
REC |
VI Raiders (CJFL) |
Regina, SK |
|
Brayden Twarynski |
DL/LD |
U. Saskatchewan |
Calgary, AB |
|
Kyle Van Wynsberghe |
REC |
Carleton U. |
Delhi, ON |
|
Eric Verity |
DB/DD |
U. Saskatchewan |
Saskatoon, SK |
BULLDOGS 'BLACK' SPECIAL JERSEY'S FOR SALE
Here is the listing of the special Black Bulldogs Football jersey's that are available for anyone to purchase. if you wish to own one of these jersey's please contact DARRYL MOROZ AT info@bulldogsfootball.ca or 780.498.1837 to lay claim to your own limited edition Bulldogs Football Black Jersey.
| Jersey # | Size |
| 6 | L |
| 8 | M |
| 18 | L |
| 21 | L |
| 28 | L |
| 29 | L |
| 33 | L |
| 35 | L |
| 38 | L |
| 39 | XL |
| 40 | XL |
| 41 | XL |
| 42 | XL |
| 57 | XL |
| 58 | XL |
| 61 | XL |
| 63 | XXL |
| 66 | XXL |
| 72 | L |
| 80 | L |
| 81 | M |
| 85 | L |
| 86 | L |
| 90 | XXL |
| 92 | XXL |
| 94 | XL |
| 96 | XL |
| 96 | XL |
| 98 | XL |
