Team Alberta & Football Canada Cup
Team Alberta U18 & U17
With the Government of Alberta’s announcement on Tuesday, December 8, imposing stricter restrictions on sport due to the COVID-19 pandemic until Jan. 12, 2021, our current plan for SUPERWEEKEND (for our U18/U17 Team Alberta selections) will have to be postponed. Keeping this in perspective, we will be hosting SUPERWEEKEND now from Feb. 5-7 at the U of A’s Foote Field dome.
If February is not possible for SUPERWEEKEND then the event will be moved to April 23-25. If April is not possible for SUPERWEEKEND then the event will be moved to May 21-24 at Shouldice Park in Calgary.
In short, unless things really go off the rails there is ample time for us to still GO AHEAD until such time as a vaccine or other issues blunt the pandemic to a point where sport is allowed to continue with limited to no restrictions.
Please note current registrations will be kept on file for the duration of this process. We will be making a call in February based on AHS recommendations in mid-January, and ALL REGISTRANTS will be informed accordingly about plans from there.
Our new registration DEADLINE is extended to Monday, Jan. 11, 2021.
This camp is intended to begin the selection process for the creation of our Team Alberta U18, which will represent the province at the 2018 Football Canada Cup in Vancouver next July, and our two Team Alberta U17’s teams which will represent the province at the Pacific U17 Challenge in Hawaii next August as well a Western U18/U17 event to be determined. The Superweekend also serves as the main combine for Alberta athletes as every Alberta USport or PFC team will be in attendance and getting exposure to the athletes.
Contact your Team's Head Coach for the Nomination information to register for the SUPERWEEKEND.
Football Alberta is planning and hoping for a full 2021 Team Alberta Program with the following Teams:
- Team Alberta U18/U17 Canada Cup in Vancouver - 2004/2005 born players
- Team Alberta U18/U17 Western Canada Showcase - Location TBD - 2004/2005 born players
- Team Alberta U18/U17 Pacific Challenge in Maui - 2004/2005 born players
Here is the list of the 2019 Provincial Teams:
Team Alberta U18: | |
| Quarterbacks Anton Amundrud (Lloydminster) Eli Hetlinger (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) | Kicker/Punter Luc Nolon (St. Francis, Calgary) |
| Runningbacks Jaden Caston (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary)Micheal Delgado (Notre Dame, Calgary) Cordae Hall (Strathcona, Edmonton) Matthew Morin (Lloydminster) | Defensive Line Daeshaun Cadieux (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Daivin Cwik (Notre Dame, Calgary) Adian Minakata (St. Francis, Calgary) Dylan Remillard (Father Mercredi, Fort McMurray) Saihaj Virdee (St. Francis, Calgary) Maxwell von Muehldorfer (Bishop Carroll, Calgary) |
| Receivers Elic Ayomanor (Medicine Hat) Sony Bermudez-Chavez (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Dawson Gladue (Cochrane) Ethan Henderson (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Kolby Hurford (Salisbury, Sherwood Park) Hayle Lueders (Ardrossan) Adley Mayala (Bishop O’Byrne, Calgary) | Linebackers Jack Dutton (Holy Trinity Academy, Okotoks)Piercen Meier (Medicine Hat) Said Mostafa (Lillian Osborne, Edmonton) Michael Peloso (Holy Trinity Academy, Okotoks) Carson Remus (Foothills, Okotoks) Kosta Zannis (Crescent Heights, Calgary) |
| Offensive Line Evan Beck (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Sam Carson (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Nicholas Lemay (Salisbury, Sherwood Park) Albert Reese (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Ethan Tetrault (St. Francis, Calgary) Clay Vetter (Holy Rosary, Lloydminster) Deon Williams (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) | Defensive Backs Charlie De Land (St. Francis, Calgary)Benjamin Dobson (Cochrane) Jordan Innes (Ernest Manning, Calgary) Marcus Kee (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Sheldon McNabb (Salisbury, Sherwood Park) Logan Rockley (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Nathan Turner (Bishop O’Byrne, Calgary) |
| COACHING/SUPPORT STAFF Head Coach - Darcy Park (Edmonton Wildcats) Assistant Coaches Kyle Sedgwick (Hunting Hills, Red Deer) Scott Ledieu (Chestermere) Jason Lafferty (Bellerose, St. Albert) Cody Ehrmann (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Trevor Prichard (St. Joseph’s, Grande Prairie) Garth Melrose (Centennial, Calgary) Fred Ostrosser (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Athletic Therapist - Melissa Petryna (Calgary) Equipment Manager - Al Naylor (Calgary) General Manager - Gino Castellan (Red Deer) | |
Team Alberta U17 | |
| Quarterbacks Matthew Christofferson (Centennial, Calgary) Luc Nolin (St. Francis, Calgary) | |
| Runningbacks Sterling McNeilly (Father Mercredi, Fort McMurray) Keon Nurse, Ardrossan Spencer Stanko (L.C.I., Lethbridge) | Defensive Line Dylan Callan (Medicine Hat) Ashton Cyre (St. Joseph’s, Grande Prairie) Jack Fishman (Henry Wise Wood, Calgary) Dakota Power (St. Joseph’s, Grande Prairie) Kyle Rees (Hunting Hills, Red Deer) Jamaal Williams (Crescent Heights, Calgary) |
| Receivers Caleb Akerley (Bellerose, St. Albert) Logan Hoover (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Cody Peever (Sylvan Lake) Tristan Remus-Arevalo (Bert Church, Airdrie) Mason Rice (Bev Facey, Sherwood Park) Tyler Ruediger (Austin O’Brien, Edmonton) Matt Sibley (Ernest Manning, Calgary) | Linebackers Hunter Bultsma (Cardston) Aayden Callan (Medicine Hat) Josh Chapelski (Holy Rosary, Lloydminster) Joel DeMale (Hunting Hills, Red Deer) Chase Pack (Lindsay Thurber, Red Deer) Scott Thomas (Rundle College, Calgary) Christian Turk (Salisbury, Sherwood Park) Simon Wray-Jantz (Eastglen, Edmonton) |
| Offensive Line Joey Coffee (Leduc) Maxwell Felker (Crescent Heights, Calgary) Keegan Hynes (Holy Trinity, Fort McMurray) Breck Leader (Joane Cardinal-Schubert, Calgary) Lucas Seffern (Holy Rosary, Lloydminster) Kistin Watchmaker (Bonnyville) Navarone Watchmaker (Bonnyville)
| Defensive Backs Ryan Feist (Holy Rosary, Lloydminster) Maxx Feodoroff (St. Francis, Calgary) Bryan Galindo (Bowness, Calgary) Paul Loggale (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) Hanet MacGowan (Father Mercredi, Fort McMurray) Dillon Orieux (Holy Rosary, Lloydminster) King Tshidma (Harry Ainlay, Edmonton) |
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History
Past Championship Games of the Football Canada Cup | ||
|---|---|---|
| 1995 | Alberta | 10 |
| Quebec | 6 | |
| 1996 | Ontario (Won due to points against for tournament) | 16 |
| Alberta | 16 | |
| 1997 | Alberta | 56 |
| Ontario | 20 | |
| 1998 | Alberta | 49 |
| Nova Scotia | 28 | |
| 1999 | British Columbia | 45 |
| Ontario | 25 | |
| 2000 | Alberta | 43 |
| British Columbia | 0 | |
| 2001 | Alberta | 49 |
| Manitoba | 21 | |
| 2002 | Ontario | 48 |
| Manitoba | 27 | |
| 2003 | Ontario | 24 |
| Alberta | 21 | |
| 2004 - U 19 | Ontario | 21 (OT) |
| Alberta | 18 | |
| U17 | Eastern Ontario | 47 |
| Nova Scotia | 0 | |
| 2005 - U19 | Manitoba | 24 |
| Alberta | 14 | |
| U17 | Manitoba | 30 |
| Central Ontario | 15 | |
| 2006 - U19 | Quebec | 26 |
| Saskatchewan | 2 | |
| U17 | Manitoba Wins round Robin | |
| 2007 - U19 | Alberta | 24 |
| Ontario | 7 | |
| U17 | Quebec | 34 |
| Manitoba | 14 | |
| 2008 - U19 | Quebec | 37 |
| Alberta | 11 | |
| U17 | Quebec | 24 |
| Southern Alberta | 0 | |
| 2009 - U19 | Saskatchewan | 17 |
| Alberta | 4 | |
| U17 | Eastern Ontario | 42 |
| Southern Alberta | 7 | |
| 2010 - U18 | Saskatchewan | 18 |
| Quebec | 10 | |
| 2011 | Quebec | 28 |
| Alberta | 2 | |
| 2012 | Quebec | 21 |
| Alberta | 11 | |
| 2013 | Quebec | 43 |
| Alberta | 12 | |
| 2014 | Ontario | 27 |
| Saskatchewan | 19 | |
| 2015 | Quebec | 15 |
| Ontario | 12 | |
| 2016 | Quebec | 25 |
| Saskatchewan | 8 | |
| 2017 | Quebec | 10 |
| Saskatchewan | 7 | |
| 2018 | Saskatchewan | 31 |
| Alberta | 26 | |
