2014 CIS football season






















































2014 CIS football season
Regular season
Duration September 1 – November 1
Playoffs
Start date November 1
Hardy Cup
Manitoba Bisons2018-11-15
Yates Cup
McMaster Marauders2018-11-15
Dunsmore Cup
Montreal Carabins2018-11-15
Loney Bowl
Mount Allison Mounties2018-11-08
Mitchell Bowl
McMaster Marauders2018-11-22
Uteck Bowl
Montreal Carabins2018-11-22
Vanier Cup
Date November 29
Site
Montreal, Quebec
Champions Montreal Carabins




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The 2014 CIS football season began on September 1, 2014 with ten Ontario University Athletics teams playing that day.[1] The season concluded on November 29 with the 50th Vanier Cup championship at Molson Stadium in Montreal.[2][3] This year, 27 university teams in Canada are scheduled to play Canadian Interuniversity Sport football, the highest level of amateur Canadian football.




Contents






  • 1 Regular season standings


    • 1.1 Top 10




  • 2 Post-season awards


    • 2.1 All-Canadian team


      • 2.1.1 First team


      • 2.1.2 Second team






  • 3 Championships


  • 4 Playoff bracket


  • 5 Teams


  • 6 References





Regular season standings














































































2014 Canada West standings

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  • e


          
(Rank) Team
 W   L PTS Playoff Spot
#4 Calgary
 6 - 2 12 †
#8 Saskatchewan
 6 - 2 12 X
Manitoba 4 - 4 8 X
Regina 3 - 5 6 X
Alberta 3 - 5 6
UBC 2 - 6 4

† – Conference Champion
Rankings: CIS Top 10































































































2014 RSEQ standings

  • v

  • t

  • e


  Overall       Conf  
(Rank) Team
 W   L PTS   W   L Playoff Spot
#1 Laval
 7 - 1 14   7 - 1 †
#2 Montreal
 7 - 1 14   6 - 1 X
#8 Sherbrooke
 5 - 3 10   4 - 3 X
Concordia 5 - 3 10   4 - 3 X
Bishop's 1 - 7 2   1 - 6
McGill 0 - 8 0   0 - 8

† – Conference Champion
Rankings: CIS Top 10

















































































































2014 OUA standings

  • v

  • t

  • e


(Rank) Team
 W   L PTS   Playoff Spot
#3 McMaster
 7 - 1 14   †
#5 Guelph
 7 - 1 14   X
#7 Western
 6 - 2 12   X
Windsor 5 - 3 10   X
#10 Ottawa
 5 - 3 10   X
Laurier 4 - 4 8   X
Carleton 4 - 4 8  
Queen's 3 - 5 6  
Toronto 2 - 6 4  
Waterloo 1 - 7 2  
York 0 - 8 0  

† – Conference Champion
Rankings: CIS Top 10









































































2014 AUS standings

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  • t

  • e


  Overall       Conf  
(Rank) Team
 W   L PTS   W   L Playoff Spot
#6 Mount Allison
 8 - 0 16   7 - 0 †
St. FX 4 - 4 8   4 - 3 X
Acadia 3 - 5 6   3 - 4 X
Saint Mary's 0 - 8 0   0 - 7

† – Conference Champion
Rankings: CIS Top 10



Top 10


















































































































































































































































































































































































FRC-CIS Top 10 Rankings


  • v

  • t

  • e


 1[4]
 2[5]
 3[6]
 4[7]
 5[8]
 6[9]
 7[10]
 8[11]
 9[12]
 10[13]

Acadia Axemen
11 (36)		 NR
15 (1)		 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Alberta Golden Bears
 NR NR NR NR NR
12 (5)		 NR NR NR NR

Bishop's Gaiters
15 (14)		 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Calgary Dinos
 2 (260) 2 (269) 2 (267) 2 (267) 2 (267) 2 (267) 2 (267) 2 (267) 2 (270) 4 (216)

Carleton Ravens
19 (1)		 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Concordia Stingers
 NR
16 (1)		 10 (14) 9 (84) 9 (64) 9 (72) 9 (44) 8 (78)
11 (9)
12 (1)

Guelph Gryphons
 8 (60) 7 (101) 6 (128) 6 (154) 6 (147) 6 (157) 6 (150) 4 (193) 5 (183) 5 (184)

Laurier Golden Hawks
14 (16)		 NR
14 (2)
12 (1)
12 (2)		 10 (17)
11 (1)		 NR
12 (3)		 NR

Laval Rouge et Or
 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (300-30) 1 (288-18)

Manitoba Bisons
 6 (140)
12 (21)		 9 (61) 10 (47) 10 (47)
14 (1)		 NR 9 (48)
12 (3)
11 (23)

McGill Redmen
 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

McMaster Marauders
 5 (144) 4 (201) 4 (194) 4 (208) 4 (206) 3 (243) 3 (243) 3 (242) 4 (217) 3 (231)

Montreal Carabins
 4 (164) 5 (163) 5 (172) 5 (171) 5 (175) 5 (167) 5 (178) 4 (193) 3 (223) 2 (274-12)

Mount Allison Mounties
13 (20)		 10 (34) 8 (74) 8 (107) 8 (89) 8 (100) 7 (115) 7 (126) 6 (143) 6 (156)

Ottawa Gee-Gees
16 (12)		 8 (68)
12 (10)		 NR NR NR NR NR 10 (23) 10 (24)

Queen's Golden Gaels
 9 (56)
15 (4)		 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Regina Rams
17 (6)
11 (25)		 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Saint Mary's Huskies
 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Saskatchewan Huskies
 10 (56) 6 (144) 7 (127) 7 (114) 7 (105) 7 (114) 8 (111) 10 (34) 8 (92) 8 (99)

Sherbrooke Vert et Or
12 (26)		 9 (61)
11 (14)
14 (1)
13 (2)
11 (8)
12 (1)
11 (33)		 9 (54) 9 (50)

St. Francis Xavier X-Men
 NR
13 (10)		 NR
13 (1)		 NR NR NR NR NR NR

Toronto Varsity Blues
 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

UBC Thunderbirds
 7 (80)
14 (9)		 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Waterloo Warriors
 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Western Mustangs
 3 (250) 3 (242) 3 (243) 3 (241) 3 (241) 4 (196) 4 (186) 6 (135) 7 (134) 7 (109)

Windsor Lancers
18 (2)		 NR
13 (10)
11 (2)
11 (5)
13 (5)		 10 (44)
12 (4)		 NR NR

York Lions
 NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR NR

Ranks in italics are teams not ranked in the top 10 poll but received votes.

NR = Not Ranked, received no votes.

Number in parentheses denotes number votes, after the dash number of first place votes.





Post-season awards






























































CIS post-season awards

Quebec[14]
 Ontario[14]
 Atlantic[14]
 Canada West[14]
 NATIONAL

Hec Crighton Trophy
 Hugo Richard (Laval) Dillon Campbell (Wilfrid Laurier) Brian Jones (Acadia) Andrew Buckley (Calgary)
Andrew Buckley (Calgary)[14]

Presidents' Trophy
 Byron Archambault (Montreal) Nick Shortill (McMaster) Jonathan Langa (Saint Mary's) Mark Ingram (Saskatchewan)
Jonathan Langa (Saint Mary's)[14]

J. P. Metras Trophy
 Vincent Desloges (Laval) Ettore Lattanzio (Ottawa) Jacob LeBlanc (Mount Allison) Donovan Dale (British Columbia)
Ettore Lattanzio (Ottawa)[14]

Peter Gorman Trophy
 Hugo Richard (Laval) Daniel Petermann (McMaster) Chris Reid (Mount Allison) Marcus Davis (British Columbia)
Hugo Richard (Laval)[14]

Russ Jackson Award
 Alexandre Laganière (Montreal) Adam Dickson (McMaster) Sean Stoqua (Acadia) Andrew Buckley (Calgary)
Andrew Buckley (Calgary)[14]

Frank Tindall Trophy
Mickey Donovan (Concordia)
Stefan Ptaszek (McMaster)
Kelly Jeffrey (Mount Allison)
Brian Towriss (Saskatchewan)
Kelly Jeffrey (Mount Allison)[14]


All-Canadian team




First team



Offence

QB - Andrew Buckley - Calgary

RB - Dillon Campbell - Laurier

RB - Mercer Timmis - Calgary

IR - Brett Blaszko - Calgary

IR - Mikhaïl Davidson - Montreal

WR - Addison Richards - Regina

WR - Nathaniel Behar - Carleton

C - Sean McEwen - Calgary

T - Karl Lavoie - Laval

T - Edmund Meredith - Western

G - Charles Vaillancourt - Laval

G - Sean Jamieson - Western

Defence

DT - Ettore Lattanzio - Ottawa

DT - Daryl Waud - Western

DE - Vincent Desloges - Laval

DE - Jesse St. James - Acadia

LB - Byron Archambault - Montreal

LB - Adam Konar - Calgary

LB - Jonathan Langa - Saint Mary's

FS - Kwame Adjei - Mount Allison

HB - Kristopher Robertson - Concordia

HB - Chris Ackie - Laurier

CB - Adam Laurensse - Calgary

CB - Paolo Edwards - St. Francis Xavier

Special teams

P - Boris Bede - Laval

K - Tyler Crapigna - McMaster

RET - Marcus Davis - British Columbia





Second team



Offence

QB - Hugo Richard - Laval

RB - Chris Reid - Mount Allison

RB - Ronlee King-Fileen - Bishop's

IR - Nic Demski - Manitoba

IR - Danny Vandervoort - McMaster

WR - Llevi Noel - Toronto

WR - Sébastien Blanchard - Sherbrooke

C - Jean-Christophe Labrecque - Montreal

T - David Beard - Alberta

T - Vernon Sainvil - St. Francis Xavier

G - Sukh Chungh - Calgary

G - Philippe Gagnon - Laval

Defence

DT - Donovan Dale - British Columbia

DT - Jacob LeBlanc - Mount Allison

DE - Ricky Osei-Kusi - Western

DE - Connor McGough - Calgary

LB - Curtis Newton - Guelph

LB - Drew Morris - Acadia

LB - Nicholas Shortill - McMaster

FS - Mark Ingram - Saskatchewan

HB - Elie Bouka - Calgary

HB - Demetrius Ferguson - St. Francis Xavier

CB - Joey Cupido - McMaster

CB - Josh Woodman - Wester

Special teams

P - Ronnie Pfeffer - Laurier

K - Ryan Begin - Acadia

RET - Ryan Nieuwesteeg - Guelph




[15]



Championships


The Vanier Cup is played between the champions of the Mitchell Bowl and the Uteck Bowl, the national semi-final games. In 2014, according to the rotating schedule, the Atlantic conference Loney Bowl champions will visit the Ontario conference's Yates Cup champion for the Mitchell Bowl. The winners of the Canada West conference Hardy Trophy will visit the Dunsmore Cup Quebec championship team for the Uteck Bowl.[16]



Playoff bracket


The Vanier Cup is played between the champions of the Mitchell Bowl and the Uteck Bowl, the national semi-final games. In 2014, according to the rotating schedule, the Quebec conference Dunsmore Cup champions will host the Hardy Trophy Canada West championship team for the Uteck Bowl. The Atlantic conference Loney Bowl champions will visit the Ontario conference's Yates Cup winner for the Mitchell Bowl.














































































































































































































































































































































































































































 Conference Quarter-finals
Conference Semi-finals
Conference Championships
National Semi-finals

50th Vanier Cup































(3) Acadia Axemen
 17




(2) St. FX X-Men
18





St. FX X-Men 7





Mount Allison Mounties
29




bye





(1) Mount Allison Mounties






Mount Allison Mounties 12

(6) Laurier Golden Hawks
 10


McMaster Marauders
24

(3) Western Ontario Mustangs
25

Western Ontario Mustangs 26

bye


Guelph Gryphons
51

(2) Guelph Gryphons



Guelph Gryphons 15

(5) Ottawa Gee-Gees
46


McMaster Marauders
20

(4) Windsor Lancers
 29

Ottawa Gee-Gees 31

bye


McMaster Marauders
42

(1) McMaster Marauders



McMaster Marauders 19





Montreal Carabins
20




(4) Regina Rams
 0




(1) Calgary Dinos
56





Calgary Dinos 15





Manitoba Bisons
27




(3) Manitoba Bisons
47




(2) Saskatchewan Huskies
 39





Manitoba Bisons 26






Montreal Carabins
29




(3) Sherbrooke Vert et Or
 13






(2) Montreal Carabins
40






Montreal Carabins
12*





Laval Rouge et Or 9




(4) Concordia Stingers
 18




(1) Laval Rouge et Or
74




Number in parentheses represents seed in conference




Teams





























































































Canada West Football Conference
Hardy Trophy
Institution
 Team
 City
 Province
 First season
 Head coach
 Enrollment
 Endowment
 Football stadium
 Capacity

University of British Columbia
Thunderbirds
Vancouver
BC
 1923
 Shawn Olson
 43,579
 $1.01B
Thunderbird Stadium
 3,500

University of Calgary
Dinos
Calgary
AB
 1964
Blake Nill
 28,196
 $444M
McMahon Stadium
 35,650

University of Alberta
Golden Bears
Edmonton
AB
 1910
Chris Morris
 36,435
 $751M
Foote Field
 3,500

University of Saskatchewan
Huskies
Saskatoon
SK
 1912
Brian Towriss
 19,082
 $136.7M
Griffiths Stadium
 6,171

University of Regina
Rams
Regina
SK
 1999
Frank McCrystal
 12,800
 $25.9M
Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field
 32,848

University of Manitoba
Bisons
Winnipeg
MB
 1920
Brian Dobie
 27,599
 $303M
Investors Group Field
 33,422





















































































































































Ontario University Athletics
Yates Cup
Institution
 Team
 City
 Province
 First season
 Head coach
 Enrollment
 Endowment
 Football stadium
 Capacity

University of Windsor
Lancers
Windsor
ON
 1968
 Joe D'Amore
 13,496
 $32.5M
South Campus Stadium
 2,000

University of Western Ontario
Mustangs
London
ON
 1929
Greg Marshall
 30,000
 $266.6M
TD Waterhouse Stadium
 10,000

University of Waterloo
Warriors
Waterloo
ON
 1957
 Vacant
 27,978
 $172M
Warrior Field
 5,200

Wilfrid Laurier University
Golden Hawks
Waterloo
ON
 1961
Michael Faulds
 12,394
 ---
University Stadium
 6,000

University of Guelph
Gryphons
Guelph
ON
 1950
Stu Lang
 19,408
 $164.2M
Alumni Stadium
 4,100

McMaster University
Marauders
Hamilton
ON
 1901
Stefan Ptaszek
 25,688
 $498.5M
Ron Joyce Stadium
 6,000

University of Toronto
Varsity Blues
Toronto
ON
 1877
Greg Gary
 73,185
 $1.823B
Varsity Stadium
 5,000

York University
Lions
Toronto
ON
 1969
 Warren Craney
 42,400
 $306M
York Stadium
 2,500

Queen's University
Golden Gaels
Kingston
ON
 1882
Pat Sheahan
 20,566
 $657M
Richardson Stadium
 10,258

University of Ottawa
Gee-Gees
Ottawa
ON
 1894
Jamie Barresi
 42,027
 $184M
Gee-Gees Field
 4,152 [17]

Carleton University
Ravens
Ottawa
ON
 1945
Steve Sumarah
 25,890
 $230M
Keith Harris Stadium
 3,000


























































































Quebec University Football League
Dunsmore Cup
Institution
 Team
 City
 Province
 First season
 Head coach
 Enrollment
 Endowment
 Football stadium
 Capacity

Concordia University
Stingers
Montreal
QC
 1974
 Mickey Donovan
 38,809
 $54.4M
Concordia Stadium
 4,000

Université de Montréal
Carabins
Montreal
QC
 2002
Danny Maciocia
 55,540
 $89.5M
CEPSUM Stadium
 5,100

McGill University
Redmen
Montreal
QC
 1898
 Clint Uttley
 32,514
 $973.6M
Molson Stadium
 25,012

Université Laval
Rouge et Or
Quebec City
QC
 1996
Glen Constantin
 37,591
 $105.3M
PEPS Stadium
 12,257

Université de Sherbrooke
Vert et Or
Sherbrooke
QC
 1971
 David Lessard
 35,000
 ---
Université de Sherbrooke Stadium
 3,359

Bishop's University
Gaiters
Sherbrooke
QC
 1884
 Kevin Mackey
 1,817
 ---
Coulter Field
 2,200

































































Atlantic University Football Conference
Jewett Trophy
Institution
 Team
 City
 Province
 First season
 Head coach
 Enrollment
 Endowment
 Football stadium
 Capacity

Acadia University
Axemen
Wolfville
NS
 1957
Jeff Cummins
 3,770
 $40M
Raymond Field
 3,000

Mount Allison University
Mounties
Sackville
NB
 1955
 Kelly Jeffrey
 2,614
 $82.8M
 MacAulay Field
 2,500

Saint Francis Xavier University
X-Men
Antigonish
NS
 1954
 Gary Waterman
 4,871
 $59.4M
 Oland Stadium
 4,000

Saint Mary's University
Huskies
Halifax
NS
 1956
 Perry Marchese
 7,433
 $16.9M
Huskies Stadium
 4,000


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  14. ^ abcdefghij Sun Life Financial All-Canadian Banquet: Calgary’s Buckley claims Hec Crighton Trophy


  15. ^ Sun Life Financial All-Canadian Banquet: All-Canadian teams announced


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