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JV HYACKS AT VC THIS THURSDAY
The JVs also lost a thrilling game on the final play, 9-8 was the final against STM. Andros Dancey scored for the Hyacks, as both he and Deakon Young had a number of long runs. Linebackers Jacob MacCumber and Ethan Bresser stood out on defense. The JVs are now 1-1 in league play (2-2 overall) and will play at Vancouver College this Thursday at 3:30pm.
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KEY WEST FORD AND HYACK FOOTBALL TACKLE HUNGER
NWSS Hyacks Football and Key West Ford is inviting everyone to come out to all the NWSS Varsity Hyacks home football games at Mercer Stadium for the month of October. Please bring a donation for the food bank of dry goods and you won't be charged at the gate.
Usual entrance fee: Adult $5, Students $3
Football Games for the month of October:
Friday October, 12th @ 7:30pm
Friday October, 26th @ 7:30 pm
Hyacks Football is challenging all the high school clubs/teams/programs to take on filling boxes of food for our food bank. The team/club or school group that fills the most boxes in the month of October will receive $1000.
Food bank donations if possible:
Canned fish, chicken or turkey
Canned black beans, chickpeas, kidney beans & vegetables
Nuts, seeds, Natural Peanuts
Brown rice, barley and whole wheat pasta
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HELP WANTED
The first two big games are now out of the way, but the Hyacks are always looking for volunteers in a number of areas: Tailgate Auction, assistance with Game nights, sponsorship and much more. Please contact Tamara at bronze_ca@yahoo.com and we'll get you directed to the right areas. Our program has always received a championship level of parent and community support, and we expect 2018 to be no different. We look forward to making you a big part of the Hyack Family!
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UPCOMING SCHEDULE
HIGH SCHOOL
Oct 11th, 3:30 pm: JV Hyacks at Vancouver College, O'Hagan Field
Oct 12th, 7:30 pm: Varsity vs Vancouver College, Mercer Stadium
YOUTH FOOTBALL:
Oct 12th:
7:00 pm - Pee Wee: Hyacks at North Delta, John Oliver Field
Oct 14th:
9am - Tyke Flag Black vs North Delta, Mercer Stadium
Tyke Flag Orange at Westside, Carnarvon Park
Atom Black at Coquitlam, Mackin Park
10am - Jr Bantam vs Richmond, Mercer Stadium
Atom Orange at North Surrey, Bear Creek Park
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HYACKS RETURN HOME THIS FRIDAY NIGHT
After three straight road games, the Hyacks are now back in the friendly confines of Mercer Stadium for their final three games of the regular season. New West comes into the game following one of the most exciting games of the year, a 38-35 loss to Notre Dame at Burnaby Lake. After trailing for most of the game, the Hyacks staged an impressive comeback to lead 35-32 late in the 4th quarter, before the Jugglers scored on the game's final play.
In his first varsity start, Greyson Planinsic set a school record by rushing for 5 TDs in the contest. He finished with 194 yards rushing on 15 carries. Michael Kingsley rushed for 135 yards and Peyton Myers made his first varsity start at QB, as the Hyacks turned in their highest offensive yardage output of the season. Defensively Matthew Lalim registered 15 tackles, while Evan Nolli made 9 tackles.
The Hyacks saw their 15 game regular season winning streak against BC competition, dating back to Oct 2016, come to an end. They are now 3-1 in conference play (4-2 overall). They will play Vancouver College on Friday, Oct 12th at 7:30pm.
For a photo album from Friday's game, courtesy of Alan Wardle click here.
For a complete recap of the game, courtesy of Varsity Letters click here.
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The RCHFC continued their regular season this past weekend:
JR BANTAM:
Despite a loss at South Delta, there were some solid performances for the Jr Bantams on Monday. Teagan Barre played well on both sides of the ball, intercepting 2 passes on defense, and throwing a number of good passes from his QB position, despite facing pressure. Jayden Bustamante played with great intensity from start to finish and Jack Turner was strong in coverage.
PEE WEE:
The pee wees will play their first of two straight Friday Night games this weekend. They will be looking to get back on the winning track after a 21-0 loss at Coquitlam. Nigel Derasp stood out defensively with 2 QB sacks, while Mateo McDonell played hard from start to finish with a 50+ yard run in the 4th quarter.
ATOM:
Team Orange defeated Westside 24-12 under the lights on Friday night. The offensive line, led by center Nicholas Moretto, didn't allow any sacks. Dylan Jones made a dynamite block that allowed Jett Abel to score his first of 3 TDs. Sean Inglis and Kendrick Marasigan stood out on defense.
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