High-School Football Rankings
Published on October 14, 2009 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Calgary Stampeders News Release
The Calgary Stampeders are pleased to present the Calgary Senior High School football rankings for Oct. 14.
In support of high-school football, the Stamps have asked five local football experts to rank the field for the 2009 season. These rankings will be released each Wednesday.
The panel consists of long-time Calgarians Tony Spoletini, Gary DeMan and Al Cooper, who are very familiar with the local football scene. In addition, Stamps beat writers Al Cameron and Ian Busby of the Calgary Herald and Calgary Sun, respectively, will contribute to the weekly rankings.
Division 1
1. Notre Dame (1)
2. Bowness (3)
3. Bishop O'Byrne (2)
4. St. Francis (4)
5. St. Mary's (5)
6. John G. Diefenbaker (7)
7. Lord Beaverbrook (6)
8. Henry Wise Wood (8)
Division 2
1. Central Memorial (1)
2. Western Canada (2)
3. Crescent Heights (3)
4. McNally/Lacombe (5)
5. Centennial (4)
6. Bishop Grandin (6)
7. Sir Winston Churchill (7)
Division 3
1. Dr. E.P. Scarlett (1)
2. William Aberhart (2)
3. Ernest Manning (3)
4. Bishop Carroll (4)
5. Forest Lawn (5)
6. James Fowler (6)
NOTE: Last week's rankings in parentheses.
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