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2006 GAME SUMMARY
Saturday October 7 2006
Concordia Dominates McGill In 20th Annual Montreal Shrine
Bowl
CONCORDIA 41 - McGILL 13
Concordia's running game dominated McGill. Running back
Andrew Hamilton scored three touchdowns and ran for 221 yds.
He made an exciting 69 yd. run early in the fourth quarter
for his third touchdown of the day. Hamilton was given a
rest for most of the third quarter. He was replaced by
Céderic Fernand who picked up 91 yds.
Quarterback Matt Connell of McGill threw 35 passes,
completing 17.
McGill,s touchdown came on a 20 yd. pass to Charles-Antoine
Sinette in the first half.
All in all it was a great day, a good game, great weather
and the stands were filled. 2005 GAME
SUMMARY
CARABINS 24 - STINGERS 21
Concordia Stingers fell 24 -- 21 to the U of Montreal
Carabins in a rainy 19th Shrine Bowl.
The Stingers controlled the first half but, came out flat in
the third quarter and just could not get going.
The Carabins took advantage of the situation and came out
firing. The fourth quarter was fairly even with the Carabins
holding on to their slim lead. Dispite the inclement weather
this years Shine Bowl was an exciting game and enjoyed by
all who braved the weather.
The games MVP's were Kang from the Stingers and Mrové from
the Carabins. The Carabins defensive end Martain Gagné and
the Stingers nose tackle Josh MacDonald were presented with
the Ted Elsby awards. The Alouette Alumnae Association
honors the games outstanding defensive linemen each year.
2OO4 GAME SUMMARY
Laval 24, Concordia 7
At Montreal, Jeronimo Huerta-Flores rushed for 199 yards on
25 carries as the third-ranked Laval Rouge et Or defeated
the Concordia Stingers 24-7 in the 18th annual Shrine Bowl.
Huerta-Flores 999 rushing yards on the campaign rank second
on the Quebec conference all-time list, 28 yards short of
the single-season record set by Mark Brown of Carleton in
1986.
The Rouge et Or didn't allow a point on defence for a third
consecutive game. The last points scored against Laval's
defensive unit came on a field goal early in the third
quarter of a 47-13 win over Sherbrooke on Oct. 3.
Laval, who had four interceptions this afternoon, also held
Concordia to under 100 yards of total offence for the second
time this Fall. Playing without starting quarterback Scott
Syvret, the Stingers could only muster 86 yards in today's
match-up. They had 77 yards in a head-to-head 17-5 loss back
in week one.
Alternating at quarterback, Stephane Larosiliere, on a
one-yard run, and William Leclerc, from seven yards out,
scored touchdowns for Laval. Larosiliere added three field
goals.
All the highlights for Concordia came from a strong
defensive effort as well.
Defensive end Troy Cunningham recorded 1.5 sacks to give him
10.5 on the season, breaking the previous Quebec conference
mark of 9.5 set by McGill's Steve Young in 2002. Cunningham
had six solo tackles, three assists and a fumble recovery on
the day.
Mickey Donovan had 14 solo tackles, four assisted tackles, a
forced fumble and a sack, while Kerry Clahane scored the
Stingers only points on a 45-yard interception return late
in the opening half that sent Concordia to the locker room
trailing 8-7.
Huerta-Flores and Donovan were named the Shrine Bowl MVPs
and Cunningham was presented with the Ted Elsby Memorial
Trophy, awarded annually to the top defensive lineman in the
game as chosen by the Montreal Alouettes Alumni.
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