A+ Performers of the Day
Today, it's Lockerby Vikings running back Adam Legault and
quarterback Chris Sampson. In a 43-16 romp over St. Charles in
a quarter final playoff game, Legault ran for 147 yards, caught
a pass for 44-yards and scored three touchdowns. Sampson was
just as electrifying, throwing for 301 yards, on nine completed
passes, and four touchdowns. He threw touchdown receptions of
75-yards, 67-yards, 80-yards and 44-yards.
Senior boys' football
One semi final playoff match has been determined for next week.
Lo-Ellen Park (second place) will take on Lockerby (third
place) at Queen's Athletic Field at 7 pm. The two teams met
during the regular season back on Oct. 5 with Lockerby sneaking
out a tight win 36-32 over the Knights in the last play of the
game. Both teams have great aspirations about becoming the city
champion. The teams feature some of the top offensive and
defensive players in the league. Lockerby has hard throwing
quarterback Chris Sampson, while Lo-Ellen's pivot is smooth
operator Brett Walter. Both quarterbacks threw for over 500
yards this past season. Watch for the rushers as well. Lockerby
has Adam Legault and Jon Grenier, while Lo-Ellen has Bryan
Babic and Kyle Cooper. Any four of these players can reach 100+
yards per game.
At 4:30 pm, the regular season champs, the St. Benedict Bears,
will host either Notre-Dame or Confederation. At press time,
results from the Notre-Dame versus Confederation game were
unavailable. The Bears have won 13 straight games dating back
to last season.
Junior boys' soccer
The quest to become city kings begins officially on Monday,
Oct. 22 at James Jerome South. At 3:30 pm, first place Lockerby
takes on fourth place St. Benedict. At 5 pm, second place St.
Charles will square off against third place Lo-Ellen Park.
Girls' flag football Division A
Lasalle travels to St. Benedict on Monday, Oct. 22 to try and
run the regular season board and go a perfect 5-0. Game time is
4 pm. In their first four games, Lasalle went 4-0 and outscored
the opposition 127 to six. Gillian Scott has five touchdowns
for Lasalle while teammate Racheal Audette is second with four
touchdowns.
