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2017 Educational Bursary Winners

Each year the QJFL is proud to awards educational bursaries at it’s QJFL Awards Banquet. Since the start of the bursary program in 1996, the league has been able to award over $50,000 in bursaries to players who have registered with the Quebec Junior Football League.

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The league is grateful to have so many generous bursary sponsors over the years and wish to extend a big thank you for there contributions helping players seek their educational goals.

The following bursaries have been awarded at this years 2017 annual banquet. We hope this will encourage all players to apply each year.

Alouettes Foundation Bursary
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain and Mikaël Charland
Adam Sirhan
Adam Sirhan
Junior Bruizers de la Rive-Sud
Kelvin Kirk Legacy Foundation Bursary
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain and Mikaël Charland
Jonathan Cimankinda
Jonathan Cimankinda
Ottawa Junior Riders
Bennett Family Bursary
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain and Mikaël Charland
Malik Sydney-Antoine
Malik Sydney-Antoine
Chateauguay Raiders
Quebec Junior Football League Bursary
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain and Mikaël Charland
Phillippe Carrier
Phillippe Carrier
Junior Bruizers de la Rive-Sud
Graduor Inc. Bursary
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain and Mikaël Charland
Christopher Valentine
Christopher Valentine
Chateauguay Raiders
Derrick Crowder Memorial Bursary
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain and Kim Crowder
Ryan McNamee
Ryan McNamee
Ottawa Riders

2017 Annual Banquet Award Winners

The 2017 QJFL Season has concluded, it was time for the teams and players to come together a celebrate the individual success of players during the league’s annual awards banquet.

This year we were very proud to welcome Luc Brodeur-Jourdain and Mikaël Charland from the Montreal Alouettes to help hand out this year’s awards along with the QJFL Executives.
2017 Awards Banquet
Image: Mikaël Charland, Joe Pistilli, Don Stark, Luc Brodeur-Jourdain

Having the support and presences of the Montreal Alouettes during this event and much through the 2017 season was greatly appreciated by all players and coaches. Luc and Mikaël both gave sound advice to young players who strive to excel through their football experiences during the season and off season.

Check out the pictures from the 2017 Annual Awards Banquet

This year the QJFL is very proud to announce the winners in several categories:

Offensive Linemen (Guards, Tackles and Center)
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain
Cory Sim Robertson
#58 Cory Sim Robertson
(Raiders)
Maxime St-Amour
#67 Maxime St-Amour
(Sabercats)
Joey Pisani
#59 Joey Pisani
(Riders)
Matthew Desjardins
#68 Matthew Desjardins
(Riders)
Bruno Coutu
#50 Bruno Coutu
(Bruizers)
 
Quarterback
Presented by Joe Pistilli
Mario Porecca
#8 Mario Porecca
(Raiders)
   
Running Backs
Presented by Elizabeth Britton, ZBig Jasiukajc
Nicholas Findlay
#21 Nicholas Findlay
(Raiders)
Trenton Matuzewiski
#27 Trenton Matuzewiski
(Bruizers)
 
Receivers
Presented by Mikaël Charland, Elizabeth Britton, Steve Britton, ZBig Jasiukajc
Daniel Mancini
#84 Daniel Mancini
(Raiders)
Jaeger Prot
#2 Jaeger Prot
(Riders)
 
Medric Carrier Withers
#18 Medric Carrier Withers
(Sabercats)
Vincent Hamel
#21 Vincent Hamel
(Bruizers)
 
Defensive Linemen
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain, Bob Morgan, Mikaël Charland
Sanders Armand
#9 Sanders Armand
(Raiders)
Jeremie Pozywiak
#14 Jeremie Pozywiak
(Sabercats)
 
Darryl Jean-Baptist
#44 Darryl Jean-Baptist
(Riders)
Jonathan Arseneault
#90 Jonathan Arseneault
(Bruizers)
 
Secondary
Presented by Elizabeth Britton, Mikaël Charland
Jeverson Pierre-Victor
#23 Jeverson Pierre-Victor
(Raiders)
Wily Labrecque
#11 Wily Labrecque
(Sabercats)
 
Austin Mackay
#41 Austin Mackay
(Riders)
Michael Vlahogiannis
#56 Michael Vlahogiannis
(Bruizers)
 
Defensive Secondary
Presented by Elizabeth Britton, Mikaël Charland
Serge Pilon
#20 Serge Pilon
(Raiders)
Philip Jean-Baptist
#21 Philip Jean-Baptist
(Riders)
Edwouard Valme
#26 Edwouard Valme
(Raiders)
Jeffly Julien
#6 Jeffly Julien
(Sabercats)
Maxime Verna-Gagne
#3 Maxime Verna-Gagne
(Bruizers)
Olivier Blanchard-Rousseau
#4 Olivier Blanchard-Rousseau
(Bruizers)
Special Teams Player of the Year
Presented by Bob Morgan
Vincent Hamel
#21 Vincent Hamel
(Bruizers)
 
Punter & Field Goal Kicker Player of the Year
Remi Hort
#83 Remi Hort
(Raiders)
 
Coaching Staff of the Year
Chateauguay Raiders
Chateauguay Raiders
Chateauguay Raiders
Gerry Lawless Memorial Trophy
League Champions 2017
Junior Bruizers de la Rive Sud
Junior Bruizers de la Rive Sud
Cyril F. White Trophy
Cyril F. White Trophy
Offensive Player of the Year
Presented by Luc Brodeur-Jourdain, Mikaël Charland
Jonathan Cimankinda
#14 Jonathan Cimankinda
Riders
Quebec Junior Football League Trophy
Quebec Junior Football League Trophy
 
Defensive Player of the Year
Presented by Mikaël Charland, Luc Brodeur-Jourdain, Don Stark
Defensive Players
#20 Serge Pilon Raiders | #41 Austin Mackay Riders
The Skip Eaman Trophy
The Skip Eaman Trophy
Rookie of the Year
Presented by Mikaël Charland, Luc Brodeur-Jourdain
Rookie of the Year
#12 Brandon Parent Raiders | #62 Jeff-David Dube-Andoh Sabercats
The Alex Chapman Trophy
The Alex Chapman Trophy
Player of the Year
Presented by Mikaël Charland, Luc Brodeur-Jourdain
Rookie of the Year
#8 Mario Porreca Raiders
Bob Geary Memorial Trophy
Bob Geary Memorial Trophy
2017 Championship Winner
Presented by Don Stark, Joe Pistilli, Luc Brodeur-Jourdain, Mikaël Charland
Rookie of the Year
Chateauguay Raiders
Joe Pistilli Cup
Joe Pistilli Cup

Raiders win the 2017 Joe Pistilli Cup in another finals thriller

After splitting their regular season encounters at a win apiece, the Chateauguay Raiders and the South Shore Jr. Bruizers made the Joe Pistilli Cup championship final game the rubber match of the series and what a game it turned out to be. The Jr. Bruizers played just like a year earlier when they dominated the Montreal Royals during the first half and then managed to survive the Royals push in the second half to hang on to a one point victory. In this year’s final, once again they played strong in the first half and built up a 14-0 lead but were undone by penalties and turnovers that allowed the Raiders to score 33 points in the second half. The Chateauguay Raiders, on the other hand, played the final game just like they played most of their games during the regular season – starting off slowly but finishing the game in a dominating fashion.

Playing under difficult weather conditions with an intermittent rain and very strong wind gusts, it took both teams some time to figure out the right field strategy. The Bruizers had the first good scoring opportunity in the game mid way through the first quarter when they started an offensive series from the Raiders 38-yd line. Four plays later they had a first and goal at the 7-yd line. After a 2-yd rush and an incomplete pass they went for it on third down, handing the ball off to Trenton Matuzewiski but the entire Raiders defense converged on the ball carrier and stopped him just two yards outside the end zone to force a turnover on downs. The Bruizers offense didn’t get much time to rest, however, because right after that the Raiders turned the ball right over with a fumble on their second play from scrimmage, giving their opponents a first down at the 27-yd line. However, the Bruizers came away empty handed when their 37-yd field goal attempt sailed under the cross bar, making the score 0-0 at the end of the first quarter.

Early in the second quarter, the Raiders were faced with a 3rd down and three yards to go at their own 18-yd line. They lined up for a punt but instead they snapped the ball directly to Serge Pilon who tried to get to the first down marker on the outside but Kevin St-Pierre chased him down and tackled him at the line of scrimmage to force a turnover on downs. This time, the Bruizers took advantage of the opportunity and scored the first points of the game with a TD on a 19-yd catch by Vincent Hamel to go in front 7-0 (Jordan Preziuso convert kick).

After forcing the Raiders to punt on the ensuing drive, the Bruizers scored again when they marched 75 yards in eight plays, finishing with an 18-yd TD catch by Trystan Forgues to increase their lead to 14-0 (Preziuso convert kick).

The Raiders immediately responded with their first good offensive drive of the game when they started from their own 32-yd line and in six play had a first down just eight yards from the Bruizers end zone. Unfortunately, they ended up turning it over when the ball was batted into the air on a pass attempt and Anthony Boone caught it for an interception, keeping the score 14-0 at the half time break.

The Raiders tried to catch the Bruizers off guard at the start of the 2nd half with a short kick but Forgues managed to catch the ball and give his team a good starting position at its own 45-yd line. However, two plays later, the Bruizers were forced to punt but the ball was mishandled on the snap and before Matthew Veiga could try to kick it he was tackled by Sanders Armand at the Bruizers 35-yd line. The Raiders offense then quickly got a first down at the 6-yd line but they could not advance any further and they settled for a 14-yd field goal by Remy Hort to narrow the gap to 14-3.
After forcing the Bruizers to punt, the Raiders then needed only one play, a 38-yd run by Ryan Forest to score their first TD of the game to make the score 14-10 (Hort convert kick).
Things then seemed to start going downhill for the Bruizers from that point on because on their next possession they had to conceded a safety that decreased their lead to 14-12. After another short exchange of punts, the Raiders scored quickly again, this time with a 31-yd TD catch by Jaylon Murphy Greaves that gave them their first lead of the game with the score of 19-14 as the 3rd quarter was coming to an end (Hort convert kick).

Early in the 4th quarter, the Raiders appeared poised to increase their lead when they attempted a 37-yd field goal into the wind but the kick was short and Hamel fielded the ball just one yard outside his own end zone. He got some good blocks, found a lane down the sideline and then ran 109 yards into the Raiders end zone to put the Bruizers back in front 21-19, which they increased to 22-19 when the ball bounced through the end zone on the ensuing kickoff by Preziuso.

Neither team could mount match offense after that and it seemed like the score might hold up until the end of the game. It really didn’t look good for the Raiders when with little more than two minutes left on the game clock the Bruizers lined up to punt from the Raiders 36-yd line and with the strong wind at their backs. However, once again they had trouble with the snap and they ended up turning the ball over on downs at their own 47-yd line. The Raiders offense then went on the field but two plays later it appeared that their hopes for a comeback were dashed when Olivier Blanchard-Rousseau intercepted a pass by Mario Porreca. However, the interception was called back because of a “roughing the passer” penalty and the Raiders were still in business with a first down at the Bruizers 37-yd line. On the next play, Porreca threw a pass to Alex Pilon, who caught it at the 20-yd line and then outran the Bruizers defenders to get into the end zone for a TD that put the Raiders back in front 26-22 (Hort convert kick) with 1:55 left to play.

Bruizers then went back on offense from their own 48-yd line but on their second play Edwouard Valme intercepted a pass at the center of the field and wove his way from one side of the field to the other and into the end zone for a pick-six that increased the Raiders lead to 33-22 (Hort convert kick).

The Bruizers didn’t give up and they kept pressing. After getting a 37-yd return by Hamel on the ensuing kickoff they started a new drive from the Raiders 53-yd line with 1:28 left on the clock. Nine plays later, they had a first down at the Raiders 5-yd line, and on the next play Samuel Phaneuf caught a TD pass that made the score 33-29 but with only nine seconds left to play in the game. The Bruizers tried an onside kick and they recovered the ball but before it had traveled the required minimum 10 yards, which gave possession to the Raiders. They were then able to run out the clock to seal their victory and another championship trophy.

Finals: Raiders vs Bruizers
Game Photos found here
Credit: Seized Momentz

After the game, league officials, including former president Joe Pistilli, presented the championship trophy to the Chateauguay Raiders. They also recognized three players for their outstanding performance in the game:

The Most Valuable Player on Defense – Raiders #9, Sanders Armand
with QJFL Vice-President Administration Steve Britton and
QJFL Vice-President Football Operations Bill Lehan

The Most Valuable Player on Offense – Bruizers #27, Vincent Hamel
with QJFL Secretary & Registrar Elizabeth Britton and
QJFL Webmaster & Statistics Richard Morgan

The Most Valuable Player of the Game – Raiders #5, Ryan Forest
with Montreal Alouettes Draft Coordinator and National Scout Éric Deslauriers and
QJFL President Don Stark

2017 Annual Awards Banquet

Cette année, la LFJQ tiendra son banquet annuel qui reconnaît les meilleurs joueurs pour la saison 2017.

La présente est pour vous aviser que le banquet se tiendra le samedi 18 novembre à midi. SVP, voir l’addresse ci-jointe.

Prendre note que pour les invités, le coût est de 30 $ payable en avance par l’équipe. Invité veut dire toute personne qui n’est pas officiellement enregistré avec la LFJQ sous contrat.

Veuillez svp informer les joueurs, entraîneurs et invités du code vestimataire. Habit-cravate si possible, sinon au moins PAS DE JEANS ET CASQUETTES.

Vous devez confirmer votre présence et le nombre d’invités pour le banquet. SVP aviser votre entraîneur aussi tôt que possible car la data limite est vendredi, le 10 novembre.

Veuillez consulter notre événement Facebook

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This year, the QJFL will host its annual All Star Awards Banquet to acknowledge the achievements players have made throughout the 2017 season.

The All Star Banquet will be held on Saturday, November 18 at 12:00 pm.
Please note that the venue has changed and is not at the same location as last year.

The cost for each guest is $30 and payable in advance BY THE TEAM. Anyone who does not hold a paid QJFL contract, is considered a guest.

Dress code is jacket and tie, if possible, and if not, NO JEANS and NO HATS.

FINAL numbers must be submitted to your coaches NO LATER than Friday, November 10th.

Tables will be seated by team, and there will be no rearranging of tables, or changing the number of those attending after that date.

Let everyone know your going on our Facebook Event

Hotel Royale
2019 Taschereau blvd,
Longueuil, Qc

Raiders dominate the reigning champions

After dismissing the Montreal Royals 48-6 on opening day of the 2017 season, the Chateauguay Raiders served notice that they will be serious contenders for the championship trophy this season by defeating the reigning champions the South Shore Jr. Bruizers 37-3 this past Sunday, September 3.

The Raiders quickly had a chance to score the first points of the game when they started their initial drive from their own 11-yd line and with two quick passes gained a first down at the Bruizers 29-yd line. However, the next two plays were incomplete passes and they had to settle for a 37-yd field goal attempts. Unfortunately, Remi Hort’s kick was wide left and Vincent Hamel was able to run the ball out of the end zone.

The Bruizers punted on the ensuing possession and Serge Pilon appeared to score a touchdown on the return but the score was called back because of penalties and the Raiders had to start their second drive just one yard outside their own end zone. However, after two more incomplete passes, they chose to concede a safety to give the Bruizers a 2-0 lead.

After an exchange of punts, near the end of the first quarter the Bruizers appeared poised to increase their lead when they started a steady advance towards the Raiders end zone but they fumbled the ball at the Raiders 35-yd line, Jevin Richards recovered it and then returned it to the Bruizers 40-yd line. After a penalty was assessed against the Bruizers, the Raiders went on offense just 25 yards away from the end zone. Once again, the only two plays were incomplete passes and Remi Hort had to attempt a 32-yd field goal. This time the kick was on target and the home team took a 3-2 lead that they would never surrender.

After that, the Raiders defense kept the Bruizers offense on their own side of the field for the rest of the first half while their own offense started to move the ball more consistently.
Ryan Forest increased the Raiders lead to 9-2 with a 1-yd TD run and Serge Pilon increased it to 16-2 just a few minutes later with an 84-yd punt return touchdown (Remi Hort convert kick).

In the second half, while the Bruizers could only put one more point on the scoreboard with a rouge, the Raiders used big plays to score points quickly. In the 3rd quarter, Dan Mancini scored a TD on a 71-yd catch-and-run play and he followed that up with a 55-yd version of the same play in the 4th quarter. Alex Pilon finished the scoring with a 23-yd TD catch near the end of the game to make the final score 37-3.

Photo information:

1 – Serge Pilon returning a punt
Serge Pilon returning a punt
2 – Michael Petit blocks a field goal attempt by Remi Hort
Michael Petit blocks a field goal attempt by Remi Hort
3 – Ryan Forest carries the ball to score the first TD of the game
Ryan Forest carries the ball to score the first TD of the game
4 – Daniel Mancini makes a catch before running for a TD
Daniel Mancini makes a catch before running for a TD
5 – Mario Porreca throws one of his 19 passes
Mario Porreca throws one of his 19 passes
6 – Serge Pilon makes an interception
Serge Pilon makes an interception

Cybersoleil.com: Des Raiders de Châteauguay sous l’aile des Alouettes

L’organisation Raiders de Châteauguay est très fière d’annoncer que 2 joueurs ont été protégés ou invités à l’équipe Alouettes de Montréal.

Vous pouvez lire l’article complet par Michel Thibault Article complet

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The Chateauguay Raiders organization is very proud to announce that 2 players have been protected or invited to the Montreal Alouettes team.

You can read the full article by Michel Thibault Full Article

Les Alouettes de Montréal annoncent un partenariat avec la Ligue de football junior du Québec

Montréal, le 26 juillet 2017 – Les Alouettes de Montréal ont fièrement annoncé qu’une entente de partenariat avec la Ligue de football junior du Québec (LFJQ) a été conclue entre les deux organisations. Cette entente cadre avec la volonté des Alouettes de se rapprocher de tous les niveaux de football amateur et mineur de la province.

QJFL partner with Montreal Alouettes

En plus de surveiller de près le développement et l’ascension de joueurs locaux, les Alouettes comptent faire bénéficier les équipes de la Ligue de football junior du Québec de son savoir-faire à bien des niveaux. Les Alouettes veulent ainsi partager leurs connaissances et leur expertise football lors d’initiatives comme des camps de perfectionnement, des cliniques, et en plus d’avoir invité les entraîneurs du circuit junior à côtoyer les entraîneurs des Alouettes lors du dernier camp des recrues. L’équipe veut également faire profiter la Ligue de football junior du Québec de son aide et ses ressources tant au niveau marketing qu’en matière de publicité, commandite et de promotion.

«Notre organisation pose aujourd’hui un jalon de plus dans son implication au sein du football amateur québécois. En tant qu’équipe professionnelle, il est de notre devoir de jouer un rôle prédominent dans le développement des jeunes joueurs et des ligues pour lesquelles ils évoluent, a déclaré le directeur général des Alouettes, Kavis Reed. La ligue de football junior du Québec propose du calibre de jeu très intéressant et nous voulons participer concrètement à la croissance de ce circuit et à la saine pratique de notre sport.»

La formation montréalaise a tenu un camp d’évaluation complet pour les joueurs étoiles de la LFJQ, en avril dernier au Collège Saint-Jean-Vianney, où elle a épié les meilleurs talents du circuit québécois. Il s’agissait de la première d’une longue série d’initiatives visant à favoriser le développement du football junior au Québec.

«La LFJQ est très fière de s’associer avec les Alouettes de Montréal et de lancer ce partenariat et d’avoir pu déjà profité du camp d’évaluation de l’équipe pour les joueurs juniors, a déclaré le président de la Ligue de football junior du Québec, Don Stark. L’appui des Alouettes en vue de la prochaine saison est très apprécié et nous sommes impatients de développer cette collaboration.»

Les Alouettes de Montréal ont appuyé et dirigé bon nombre de programmes de football amateur et mineur au fil des années au Québec. La mise sur pied de la Fondation des Alouettes, en 2015, témoignait de la volonté de l’équipe d’agir activement pour se rapprocher de la communauté du football au Québec et d’agir comme un moteur pour l’épanouissement des jeunes sur les bancs d’école et sur les terrains de football. Parmi les initiatives de football mineur et amateur des Alouettes, on compte: l’École de football élite Bruno Heppell Subway, les Camps Junior Alouettes ainsi que le Match des étoiles Tim Hortons, pour ne nommer que ceux-là.

Le football junior existe depuis 1908, période durant laquelle diverses ligues et équipes ont participé à l’essor du sport tant au Québec qu’en Ontario. Créée en 1981, la Ligue junior de football du Québec a été formée à l’origine avec quatre équipes de la région de Montréal, et au cours des nombreuses années, s’est par la suite développée en Ontario. Malgré que la ligue ait eu plusieurs appellations et des équipes différentes au cours de son histoire, il reste un dénominateur commun, qui consiste à continuer à offrir du football de haut calibre et une opportunité pour les jeunes hommes de continuer à pratiquer leur sport préféré entre les âges de 18 et 25 ans. D’anciens joueurs professionnels et d’anciens Alouettes tels que Pierre Vercheval, Bruno Heppell et Pierre Desjardins ont passé par les rangs des ligues de football junior de la province au fil du temps.

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The Montreal Alouettes announce a partnership with the Quebec Junior Football League

Montreal, July 26, 2017 – The Montreal Alouettes are proud to announce that a partnership agreement has been reached between the Quebec Junior Football League (QJFL) and the Montreal Alouettes. The agreement means the Alouettes will be able to keep getting closer to all levels of amateur and minor football in the province.

QJFL partner with Montreal Alouettes

As well as getting an up-close look at the development and progress of local players, the Alouettes will be able to share their football knowledge and expertise with teams from the Quebec Junior Football League in a variety of ways, namely: training camps, clinics, as well as inviting coaches from the junior leagues to rub shoulders with the Alouettes’ coaching staff at the team’s rookie camp. The team also intends to provide the Quebec Junior Football League with assistance and resources in the field of marketing in areas such as advertising, sponsorships and promotions.

“Today our organization is taking yet another step in our involvement with amateur football in Quebec. As a professional team, it is our mandate to play a prominent role in the development of young players as well as the leagues in which they play,” said Alouettes general manager Kavis Reed.

“The caliber of play in the Quebec Junior Football League is very high, and we want to actively participate in the growth of the league and the healthy practice of our sport,” added Reed.

The Alouettes held a full evaluation camp for all-star players from the QJFL this past April at Collège Saint-Jean-Vianney and got a first-hand look at the best talent in the league. This marked the first of a series of initiatives whose aim is to develop junior football in Quebec.

“The LFJQ is very proud to partner up with the Montreal Alouettes and to have been able to take part in the club’s first evaluation camp for junior players, declared LFJQ President Don Stark. The Alouettes’ support for the upcoming season is greatly appreciated and we are anxious to develop this collaboration.”

Throughout the years the Montreal Alouettes have supported and overseen a large number of amateur and minor football programs in Quebec. The establishment of the Alouettes Foundation in 2015 demonstrated the team’s desire to be close to, and actively involved with, Quebec’s amateur football community, and to act as a catalyst for youth development in the classroom and on the football field. Among the Alouettes’ minor and amateur football initiatives are: École de football élite Bruno Heppell Subway, Junior Alouettes camps and the Tim Hortons All-Star Game, to name a few.

Junior football has been in existence since 1908, during which time many leagues and teams have been involved in the development of the sport in Quebec and Ontario. Founded in 1981, the Quebec Junior Football League began with four teams in the Montreal area and over the course of several years extended into Ontario. In spite of the league being known by several names and having different teams throughout its history, a common denominator remains: to offer high-caliber football and an opportunity for young men between 18 and 25 years of age the opportunity to play the sport they love. Former professional players along with former Alouettes like Pierre Vercheval, Bruno Heppell and Pierre Desjardins went through the ranks of Quebec junior football leagues.

2017 Sandy Ruckstuhi Memorial Golf Tournament

The QJFL would like to extend an invitation to the Annual Sandy Ruckstuhl Memorial Golf Tournament held this year on Friday June 16, 2017 in support of the Myers Riders and Junior Riders Football Clubs.

Sandy Ruckstuhl Memorial Golf Tournament

Registration: 11 a.m.
Shot-Gun Start: 1 p.m.
Format: Best Ball Foursome
Cost: $ 500 / foursome or $125 / golfer
Includes carts, boxed lunches, dinner and prizes.
Prizes / Raffles: There will be something for everyone

Sandy Ruckstuhl

Location:
1170 Chemin d’Aylmer, Gatineau,
Quebec J9H 7L3 819-777-8870

  

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2016 Équipe Toute Etoile – All Star Team

The Quebec Junior Football League held its annual awards banquet to recognize excellence among its players and coaches and to formally close a remarkable 2016 season that saw the South Shore Jr. Bruizers winning their first championship after a perfect 10-0 campaign and a new Montreal Royals team making it all the way to the championship final and nearly pulling off a great upset.

The 35th annual event took place at Le Boulevard Restaurant in Valleyfield, Quebec with about 200 persons in attendance including players, coaches, volunteers, league officials and invited guests.

Overall, 83 players were nominated for awards in 15 different categories and 34 players received trophies. In addition, six different educational bursaries were presented, including one from a new sponsor of the league, the Hitachi Corporation.

You can download a copy of the presentation here:

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QJFL OFFENSIVE ALL STAR TEAM – 2016 – LFJQ ÉQUIPE TOUTE ETOILE OFFENSIVE

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OFFENSIVE LINEMEN – CENTER / LIGNE OFFENSIVE – CENTRE

#69 ALEXANDRE MENARDJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

OFFENSIVE LINEMEN – GARDS & TACKLES / LIGNE OFFENSIVE – GARDS & TACKLES

#58 CORY SIM ROBERTSONCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS
#67 MAXIME ST-AMOURSABERCATS DE LA RIVE-NORD
#62 CHARLES LATORTUEROYALS DE MONTREAL
#60 MIGUEL CASTILLOJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

QUARTERBACK / QUART-ARRIERE

#6 STEPHEN CASEYJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

RUNNING BACKS / DEMI A L’ATTAQUE

#5 RYAN-MALIK FORRESTCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS
#29 XAVIER NOELJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

RECEIVERS / RECEVEURS

#80 JEANSLEE ALEXISROYALS DE MONTREAL
#6 DOMINIC BEAUDETSABERCATS DE LA RIVE-NORD
#10 SAMUEL PHANEUFJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD
#84 DANIEL MANCINICHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS
#80 JEREMY L’ALLIERJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

DEFENSIVE ALL STAR TEAM – 2016 – EQUIPE TOUTE ETOILE DEFENSIF

DEFENSIVE LINEMEN / JOUEUR DE LIGNE DEFENSIF

#52 JEFF HANNAN-BELOTTESABERCATS DE LA RIVE-NORD
#47 AUGUSTIN KABAMBAROYALS DE MONTREAL
#92 JONATHAN ARSENAULTJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD
#9 SANDERS ARMANDCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS

LINEBACKERS / SECONDEURS

#13 ALECK BÉLANGERSABERCATS DE LA RIVE-NORD
#54 DALTON ENGLISHJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD
#33 CLIFFERSON THERMIDORROYALS DE MONTREAL
#7 MAXIME DUPUYJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD
#37 JEVIN-JORDAN RICHARDSCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS

DEFENSIVE SECONDARY / DEMI A LA DEFENSIF

#1 MALUNDU BUKASAROYALS DE MONTREAL
#31 LUCUS THEUSSABERCATS DE LA RIVE-NORD
#3 MAXIME VERNA-GAGNÉJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD
#14 KEVIN CRONNCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS
#4 OLIVIER BLANCHARD-ROUSSEAUJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

SPECIAL TEAMS PLAYER OF THE YEAR / JOUEUR D’ÉQUIPE SPÉCIALE DE L’ANNÉE

#83 REMI HORTCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS

FIELD GOAL KICKER OF THE YEAR / MEILLEUR BOTTEUR DE PRECISION

#14 LOUIS PHILIPPE SIMONEAUJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

PUNTER OF THE YEAR / MEILLEUR BOTTEUR DE DEGAGEMENT

#14 LOUIS PHILIPPE SIMONEAUJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

COACHING STAFF OF THE YEAR / EQUIPE D’ENTRAINEURS DE L’ANNEE
** GERRY LAWLESS MEMORIAL TROPHY **

South Shore JR Bruizers

ENTRAINEUR CHEF: SIMON DUPUY
ENTRAINEUR ADJOINT: PHILIPPE-OLIVIER BRUNET
WILLEM DALLAIRE
MARCO GAGNÉ
SIMON GINGRAS
PAUL RENAUD
GREG DI MISCISOSCIA
MARC-ANDRÉ GUAY
SIMON GINGRAS

LEAGUE CHAMPIONS 2016

** CYRIL F. WHITE TROPHY **
JR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR / JOUEUR OFFENSIF PAR ELLENCE

** QUEBEC JUNIOR FOOTBALL LEAGUE TROPHY **

#6 STEPHEN CASEYJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE YEAR / JOUEUR DEFENSIF PAR EXCELLENCE

** THE SKIP EAMAN TROPHY **

#37 JEVIN-JORDAN RICHARDSCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS

ROOKIE OF THE YEAR / RECRUE DE L’ANNEE
** THE ALEX CHAPMAN TROPHY **

#62 MICHAEL PALMERINOCHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS
#80 JEANSLEE ALEXISROYALS DE MONTREAL

PLAYER OF THE YEAR / JOUEUR DE L’ANNEE
** THE BOB GEARY MEMORIAL THROPHY **

#14 LOUIS PHILIPPE SIMONEAUJR BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE-SUD

PLAYOFF CHAMPIONSHIP / COUPE JOE PISTILLI CUP

South Shore JR Bruizers
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2017 Training Camp – Camp d’entraînement

The 2017 season is fast approaching and teams are starting to get ready in spring. Players interested in returning to at team or want to tryout for a team, please contact the teams directly. For those camps that do not have a set location or time, please check back later.
If you have any questions please contact directly the team for more information.

QJFL SPRING TRAINING CAMPS/ LFJQ CAMPS D’ENTRAINMENT DU PRINTEMPS

The following spring camps will be held by teams in the QJFL:
Les camps d’entrainment du printemps seront tenu pour la ligue LFJQ


South Shore JR Bruizers

BRUIZERS DE LA RIVE SUD

When: April 28-30 7pm to 10pm
Location: Complexe Sportif Bell, Brossard Quebec
Email: Simon Dupuy simon@bodyhypeusa.com



Châteauguay Raiders

CHATEAUGUAY RAIDERS

When: June 10, 2017 10am to 4pm
Location: Howard S. Billings, Chateauguay, Quebec
Email: Allan Ramsay allan_ram_say@hotmail.com



Sabercats Rive-Nord

SABRECATS DE LA RIVE NORD

When: May 27 to 28
Location: TBD
Email: Pierre Fauvel dupuis09@videotron.ca



Montreal Royals

MONTREAL ROYALS

When: June 3, 2017 1pm to 4pm
Location: College St. Jean de Vianny, Montreal, Quebec
Email: Mitchel Dorvilier mitchell77dorvilier@gmail.com