Vanier Cup News

 
Vanier Cup celebration set for Burlington
Hamilton Spectator
Champs McMaster Marauders' Brad Fochesato is lifted in the air by Matthew Sewell, back, after scoring a touchdown against the Laval University Rouge et Or in overtime at the Vanier Cup championship in Vancouver in November. The Marauders won, 41-38 in ...


 
Vanier Cup win definitely put Marauders 'on the map'
Hamilton Spectator
Pride of Hamilton The Vanier Cup-winning McMaster Marauders pause for a photo on their way through Pearson International Airport in November. The three kids — all who looked to be about 10 or 11 — approached the head table with pens and program in ...


 
Amateur sportsGridiron guys turn bobsleigh beasts
CBC.ca (blog)
He was an all-conference defensive end and appeared at the Vanier Cup in 2002. Lumsden won the Hec Crighton trophy as the best collegiate player in the country, was signed by the NFL's Seattle Seahawks and spent time with Hamilton, Edmonton and Calgary ...

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Super Bowl Sunday airwaves where the other big game is played
Hamilton Spectator
However, I will admit to getting excited about two football teams and one game in particular: 1) the McMaster Marauders (who happen to be the current national Vanier Cup champions, and, by the way, congratulations to head coach Stefan Ptaszek for ...

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Torrance remembered as Dinos leader
Calgary Herald
During the University of Calgary Dinos' 1988 Vanier Cup appearance against the St. Mary's Huskies, the former head coach recalled his quarterback setting a record for the longest run in a national final. It was an 86-yard run Connellan fondly recalled ...

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Greg Knox moving to full-time coaching
Peterborough Examiner
By MIKE DAVIES / Examiner Sports Director With matching Vanier Cup rings as a player and coach, Peterborough's Greg Knox is delving further into football. For six years, Knox, 42, has been defensive co-ordinator for the McMaster Marauders on a ...


 
Pro ranks in their sights
The Barrie Examiner
By IAN MCINROY, Barrie Examiner Three Barrie-area football players who were one win away this fall from the Vanier Cup, and national university football glory, are being given a shot to take their game pro. Quarterback Kyle Graves, offensive lineman ...