Maritime Football League- Prior Seasons Results

	GP	W	L	T	F	A	Pts.
Saint John Wanderers	5	4	0	1	139	9	9
Moncton Marshals	5	4	1	0	160	37	8
Capital Area Gladiators	6	2	4	0	89	108	4
Simonds Seadogs	5	1	4	0	34	159	2

	GP	W	L	T	F	A	Pts.
Halifax Shockers	5	3	1	1	82	63	7
Dartmouth Knights	5	3	2	0	120	107	6
P. E. I. Privateers	5	0	5	0	45	186	0

Maritime Senior Football

2004 Schedule Revised July 8, 2004

Exhibition
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., June 12	Moncton Marshals Jamboree		Moncton Sportsplex	10:00 A.M.
Week 1
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., June 19	Saint John 0	Halifax 0	Shannon Park	4:00 P.M.
Sat., June 19	Dartmouth 47	Prince Edward Island 11	Col. Gray High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., June 20	Moncton 43	Capital Area 14	Oromocto High	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Simonds
Week 2
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., June 26	Halifax 6	Moncton 28	MacNaughton	4:00 P.M.
Sat., June 26	Simonds 8	Dartmouth 35	Shannon Park	4:00 P.M.
Sat., June 26	Peter Murray Memorial Game		Canada Games	2:00 P.M.
Sat., June 26	Capital Area 0	Saint John 13	Canada Games	2:00 P.M.
Bye: Prince Edward Island
Week 3
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 3	Moncton 44	Prince Edward Island 0	Col. Gray High	4:00 P.M.
Sat., July 3	Dartmouth 14	Capital Area 7	Oromocto High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 4	Simonds 0	Saint John 51	Canada Games	2:00 P.M.
Bye: Halifax
Week 4
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 10	Saint John 17	Moncton 7	MacNaughton	4:00 P.M.
Sat., July 10	Prince Edward Island 6	Halifax 35	Shannon Park	6:00 P.M.
Sun., July 11	Capital Area 21	Simonds 6	Grand Bay	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Dartmouth
Week 5
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 17	Capital Area 40	Prince Edward Island 14	Souris	4:00 P.M.
Sat., July 17	Halifax 23	Dartmouth 22	Shannon Park	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 18	Simonds 0	Moncton 38	MacNaughton	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Saint John

Week 6
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 24	Saint John 58	Dartmouth 2	Shannon Park	4:00 P.M.
Sat., July 24	Halifax 18	Capital Area 7	Oromocto High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 25	Prince Edward Island 14	Simonds 20	Grand Bay	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Moncton
Week 7
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
New Brunswick Senior Football League Semi-Finals
Sat., July 31	4th Simonds 0	1st Saint John 34	1st Home Millidgeville	4:00 P.M.
Sat., July 31	3rd Capital Area 19	2nd Moncton 40	2nd Home MacNaughton	4:00 P.M.
Maritime Football League Semi-Final
Sat., July 31	3rd Prince Edward Island 14	2nd Dartmouth 55	2nd Home Shannon Park	4:00 P.M.
Week 8
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
New Brunswick Senior Football League Championship Game (Burchill Trophy)
Sat., Aug. 7	Lowest Semi Winner Moncton 29	Highest Semi Winner Saint John 27	Highest Home Canada Games	4:00 P.M.
Maritime Football League Championship Game (McPherson Cup)
Sat., Aug. 7	Semi Winner Dartmouth 16	1st Halifax 25	1st Home Shannon Park	4:00 P.M.
Week 9
The "Maritime Bowl" Game (McIntyre Cup)
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., Aug. 14	Maritime League Champ Halifax 3	New Brunswick Champ Moncton 30	N.B. Home Rocky Stone	4:00 P.M.

Maritime Senior Football
Game Summaries

2004 Season

Week 9- August 14

August 14 Maritime Bowl III

Moncton Marshals 30 Halifax Shockers 3

      The Shockers took the opening kickoff and marched the ball to the Marshal's 20 yard line before settling for a 20 yard field goal by Dominico Bartolocci. The defences would dominate the remainder of the first quarter as neither team was able to move the ball.
       Early in the second quarter the Marshals were able to move the ball down to the Halifax 20 yard line. From there two touchdown passes in the end zone were dropped by the receivers and Moncton was forced to settle for a 20 yard field goal by Pat Blagrave to knot the score at 3-3.
       Once again the defences dominated and the teams exchanged several punts until little over two minutes remained in the half. Halifax had the ball at midfield and tried to run a fake punt on fourth down. The snap was fumbled and Moncton took possession just inside Halifax territory. Moncton was unable to move the ball once again. A 45 yard field goal attempt by Blagrave was short.
       Halifax began scrimmage from their 10 yard line and could not generate a first down. They punted from their end zone. Steve Cormier returned the ball the the Halifax 25 yard line. From there two runs by Alex Best put the ball on the Halifax one yard line. J.R. Gallant plunged in from there. Blagrave added the convert to give Moncton a 10-3 lead at the half.
       The Marshals took the opening kickoff at their own 18 yard line and proceeded to march downfield on the running of Best and the passing of Gallant. J.R. Gallant found Mike Allen on a 25 yard pass for the TD. The snap on the convert was bobbled leaving the score 16-3.
       On the ensuing kickoff Pat Blagrave tapped the ball ahead 10 yards and recovered it giving the Marshals the ball on the Shocker 50 yard line. Moncton wasted no time moving the ball deep into Halifax territory. Gallant found Mike Cochran on a 25 yard touchdown pass. Blagrave added the convert to stretch the Marshals lead to 23-3.
        The Marshals defence continued to limit the Shockers offence to minimal yardage for the remainder of the game. The Moncton offence would strike one more time in the fourth quarter. Beginning from their 35 yard line Gallant moved them downfield using mainly the pass. He found Kelly Nichols alone in the end zone from 10 yards out for the final touchdown of the game. Blagrave added the convert to complete a 30-3 victory that gave the Marshals their first ever Maritime Championship.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	3	0	0	0	3
Marshals	0	10	13	7	30

Week 8- August 7

August 7 New Brunswick Senior Football League Final

Moncton Marshals 29 Saint John Wanderers 27

      The Wanderers took the opening kickoff and drove deep into Marshals territory only to have Matt Cormier pick off a John Hachey pass on the ten yard line. Moncton drove the ball to midfield where they were called for illegal procedure on a fourth and one and had to punt. On the first play from scrimmage Mike Thomas swept right and ran 55 yards to put Saint John ahead. Jeff Gillies added the convert.
     Early in the second quarter the Marshals responded with a long drive keyed by the inside and outside running of Steve Cormier. Cormier bounced an off tackle run outside and rambled 30 yards for the TD. Pat Blagrave's convert knotted the score at 7-7.
     The Wanderers went three and out on their next possession and were forced to punt into a stiff wind. Moncton took the ball at midfield and again keyed by the running of Steve Cormier, moved deep into the Saint John end where Cormier would score from one yard out. With Blagrave's convert the Marshals lead 14-7.
      Again the Wanderers were unable to move the ball after the kickoff and were forced to punt. This time the Wanderers defence held and the Marshals were forced to try a 45 yard field goal. Blagrave's attempt was wide and bounced out of the end zone for a single point to make it 15-7 for Moncton.
      The Wanderers took the ball on the 35 yard line and were able to get a first down. With only ten seconds left in the half Mike Thomas swept right and found Jeff Gillies open deep in the Marshals secondary. From there Gillies weaved back and forth avoiding the pursuing Moncton defenders and went all the way for the TD. Saint John's attempt at a two point conversion was no good leaving the score 15-13 for Moncton at the half.
       Moncton opened the half with what looked to be a perfectly executed short kickoff that gave them possession of the ball. However one of their players were offside and they were forced to rekick. The Wanderers went to work and put together a drive of their own keyed by the short passes of QB John Hachey. Marcus Fitzgerald banged into the end zone from three yards out and Gillies added the convert to put Saint John ahead 20-15.
       The Marshals were unable to move the ball after the subsequent kickoff and had to punt. Saint John was able to make yards on their next possession but ran into problems with repeated holding penalties and had to punt.
        On their first possession of the fourth quarter Moncton also was unable to get a first down and had to punt. Marcus Whittingham returned the ball to midfield for the Wanderers. From there they drove to the Marshals 25 yard line only to fumble. It would prove to be a very costly fumble. Moncton took possesion of the ball and proceeded to drive down the field and score on a 5 yard run by Steve Cormier. A two point conversion attempt failed. Moncton now lead 21-20 with two minutes remaining in the game.
        Jon Bailey returned the subsequent kickoff to midfield. From there Hachey mixed short passes with runs by himself and suddenly the Wanderers were on the Marshals 20 yard line with a minute remaining. Hachey would run for the touchdown from 8 yards out. Gillies added the convert and the Wanderers lead 27-21 with 41 seconds showing on the game clock.
       After the kickoff Moncton started to scrimmage from their 30 yard line. J.R. Gallant threw two long incomplete passes on the first two plays. Then on third down he found Cormier open 40 yards down field. From there he raced another 30 yards for the decisive touchdown. Blagrave's convert made it 28-27 for Moncton with only 9 seconds left in the game.
        Blagrave's kickoff sailed through the end zone for another point to make it 29-27. Saint John took the ball at their 35 yard line and were able to complete a couple of passes before fumbling. Moncton was able to run out the clock and claim their first ever Burchill Trophy.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	0	15	0	14	29
Wanderers	7	6	7	7	27

August 7 Maritime Football League Final

Halifax Shockers 25 Dartmouth Knights 16

No details reported.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Knights					16
Shockers					25

Week 7- July 31

July 31 New Brunswick Senior Football League Semi-Final

Moncton Marshals 40 Capital Area Gladiators 19

    The Gladiators opened the scoring when Josh Sacobie found Greg Wallace in the end zone from five yards out. The Convert was no good.
     Moncton answered back when Steve Cormier went 45 yards across the field and down the sideline for six points. Chris Sparks added the convert to put the Marshals ahead 7-6 after one quarter.
      Marshals took the lead in the second quarter on Shawn Wareham's two yard run. Sparks added the convert to make the score 14-7. On their next possession, the Gladiators, deep in their own end and going into a strong wind, conceded a safety to make it 16-7. The Marshals took the kickoff and drove for another touchdown by Wareham on a 1 yard plunge to up the lead to 23-6.
      The Gladiators got a TD of their own when Sacobie connected with Jay Thomas from five yards out to narrow the score to 23-12. Capital Area would concede one more safety to make the halftime score 25-12.
      The Gladiators recovered the second half kickoff and had a golden opportunity to narrow the Moncton lead. However the Marshals defence held and Capital Area came away empty. The only scoring in the third quarter was a Moncton single off a punt to make the lead 26-12.
       Moncton stretched their lead to 33-12 in the fourth on Bob Giffard's 3 yard run and Sparks' convert. Capital Area answered back with Josh Sacobie finding Willy Best on a 40 yard touchdown pass. Jeff Taylor added the convert to make the score 33-19.
       The Marshals closed out the scoring with J.R. Gallant finding Mike Cochran all alone in the end zone from 20 yards out. Sparks' convert made the final score 40-19.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	6	6	0	7	19
Marshals	7	18	1	14	40

July 31                            New Brunswick Senior Football League Semi-Final

                                                Saint John Wanderers 34 Simonds Seadogs 0

           Mike Thomas ran for two touchdowns and John Hachey passed for two more to lead the Wanderers to victory and a berth in the NBSFL final.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Seadogs	0	0	0	0	0
Wanderers	7	12	7	8	34

July 31                                         Maritime Football League Semi-Final

                                                  Dartmouth Knights 55 P.E.I. Privateers 14

No details reported.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Privateers					14
Knights					55

Week 6- July 24-25

July 24 Halifax Shockers 18 Capital Area Gladiators 7

    The Gladiators took the opening kickoff and drove deep into Halifax territory only to have a fourth down touchdown pass dropped in the end zone. The Shockers responded with a long drive of their own that was capped by Ian Ebbett's one yard touchdown run.
     In the second quarter Shockers pivot Chris Livingstone connected with Todd Georgiannis on a 60 yard pass play that set the Shockers up deep in Gladiator territory. Ebbett would score again on another short run to give Halifax a 12-0 lead. In the dying seconds of the half Gladiator QB Josh Sacobie found Willy Best on a 40 yard pass play that took the ball to the Shocker two yard line. However, another sure touchdown pass was dropped on the last play of the half.
      The third quarter had another long Capital Area drive come to an end with a fumble on the Shocker 10 yard line. Halifax responded with another good series that ended early in the fourth quarter when Chris Livingstone found Ted Richard with a 2 yard touchdown pass for an 18-0 lead.
      In the final minutes of the game Sacobie connected with Best again on a 40 yard pass play that put the ball at the Halifax one yard line. From there the Gladiator quarterback found Jeff Taylor for the TD pass. John Fiset added the convert.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	6	6	0	6	18
Gladiators	0	0	0	7	7

July 24 Saint John Wanderers 58 Dartmouth Knights 2

No details reported.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers
Knights

July 25 Simonds Seadogs 20 P.E.I. Privateers 14

         Reece Roche opened the scoring for the Seadogs, punting for a 25 yard rouge. Later he connected with Derek Langille on a 60 yard pass play for a touchdown. The convert was no good leaving the Seadogs ahead 7-0. On the ensuing kickoff Roche scored another rouge putting the Seadogs ahead 8-0.
         P.E.I. answered when Todd Gaudin hit Michael Chaloner with a 60 yard pass and run play to the Simonds 5 yard line. From there Ricky Wakelin ran for the six pointer. The convert was no good making the score 8-6 for the Seadogs at the end of the first quarter.
        P.E.I. narrowed the score to 8-7 on Chaloner single in the second quarter after the Seadogs defence made a goal line stand.
        In the third quarter the Privateers drove deep into Simonds territory only to have the Seadogs defence come with yet another goal line stand stopping the P.E.I. on a fourth and goal at the one yard line.
        In the fourth quarter Simonds strecthed its lead to 14-7 when Roche found Jon Dodge in behind the Privateers secondary for a 60 yard pass and run play for a touchdown. P.E.I. responded with a drive of its own that ended with Chaloner hitting Joe Rashed on a 10 yard TD pass. Rashed booted the convert to knot the score 14-14 with three minutes remaining in the game.
         The Seadogs took the kickoff and marched down the field to score a TD on a one yard plunge by Roche. The convert was no good. The Privateers were unable to move the ball on their final series leaving the Seadogs with a 20-14 win, the first ever in the team's two year existence.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Privateers	6	1	0	7	14
Seadogs	8	0	0	12	20

Week 5- July 17-18

July 17 Capital Area Gladiators 40 P.E.I. Privateers 14

PEI took the lead on the opening drive with a 14 yard run by fullback Jason MacDonald. Joe Rashed�s PAT was good. Capital Area replied when Josh Sacobie threw a 22 yard TD to Jeff Taylor. The two point conversion was no good. In the second quarter, Gladiators QB Josh Sacobie threw two touchdown passes to Alex Paul. One was for 36 yards, the other for 60 yards. Only one of the two PAT�s was good.
In the second half, Rob Doucette intercepted a Todd Gaudin pass and returned it 65 yards for the touchdown. The PAT was good. Gladiators QB Josh Sacobie threw two touchdowns to Jeff Taylor. One was for 20 yards, the other for 36 yards. Jeff Taylor got both PAT�s.
On the final play of the game, Jan Wicherek threw a halfback option pass to Joe Rashed. Rashed dove at the deflected ball to score PEI�s second touchdown of the game. Rashed�s PAT was good.

Gladiators: Capitalized on 4 turnovers. Justin Barr had an interception. Rob Doucette had 2 interceptions. Chris Munn had a fumble recovery. Ed Noble had a sack.

Privateers: Robert MacNevin had a fumble recovery. Michael Chaloner made two great catches.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	6	13	14	7	40
Privateers	7	0	0	7	14

July 17 Halifax Shockers 23 Dartmouth Knights 22

           The Knights started off the game with the ball against the Shockers D. And initially were unsuccessful. After a long Punt by Roy Snook, putting the Shockers deep in their zone, it took some time for the Knights young defense to stand up. The Shockers offence drove the ball into Knights territory and Dominico Bartolocci kicked a 35 yard Field Goal.
           Later in the 1st quarter on a fumbled snap QB Chris Livingston recovered the ball, and dumped a pass to WR Mike Kennedy who picked up some solid blocks, and ran in for a 50 yard TD. PAT converted by Dominico B.
             In the 2^nd quarter the Knights began to put some pressure on the Shockers D as QB Daniel Williams hooked up several time to WR Bruce Armstrong, leading to a 40-yard TD pass. Roy Snook converted The PAT. Leaving it 10-7 at the half with the Shockers up.
              In the 3^rd quarter, the Shockers defence was holding strong, forcing the Knights to punt. Capitalizing on his high punt, Snook raced downfield to recover his own punt in front of a young return man. Snook then ran the ball 25 yards for the touchdown, and then kicked the convert. Despite the confusion with flags flying everywhere the play stood. Knights 14, Shockers 10. In the dying minutes of the 3^rd, Todd Georgiannis found the end-zone with a 1-yard plunge. Dominico Bartolocci missed the point after attempt. Shockers 16-Knights 14.
With 1:30 left in the game QB Chris Livingston, took advantage of a tired Knights defence, and dove into the end zone on a QB sneak. PAT converted by Dominico Bartolocci. Shockers 23 Knights 14.
             On a late charge final minute, the Knights drove down the field and made it a nail biter with QB Daniel Williams throwing another TD to WR Bruce Armstrong. Then on a 2-point attempt, RB Ryan Moxsom plowed in head first for the 2 pt convert. In a final attempt at victory the Knights tried an unsuccessful onside kick.
            The Shockers were able to run the clock out, winning the first ever Halifax vs Dartmouth game 23-22. The rematch should come in the playoff. Hopefully both teams will be at full strength.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	10	0	6	7	23
Knights	0	7	7	8	22

July 18 Moncton Marshals 38 Simonds Seadogs 0

     The Marshals opened the scoring on Steve Cormier's 50 yard punt return. A one yard plunge by J.R. Gallant added another six points. Pat Blagrave booted two converts to put Moncton ahead 14-0 at halftime.
     Steve Cormier ran the second half opening kickoff back for a touchdown and then hauled in a 30 yard TD pass from Gallant. Blagrave added two converts to make the score 28-0 after three quarters.
     Blagrave kicked a 10 yard field goal before Alex Best added one more TD on a five yard run late in the game. Blagrave's fifth convert made the final score 38-0.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Seadogs	0	0	0	0	0
Marshals	14	0	14	10	38

Week 4- July 10-11

July 10                             Saint John Wanderers 17 Moncton Marshals 7

       The Wanderers opened the scoring on a 5 yard run by Jon Haines. Jeff Gillies added the convert. Moncton would equalize when J.R. Gallant found Mike Allen in the end zone on a 20 yard TD pass. Pat Blagrave converted.
       In the second quarter Mike Thomas scored from 10 yards out to put Saint John ahead. Gillies again converted.
        The second half belonged to the defences. Both the Moncton and Saint John defences made goal line stands. The only scoring was a 20 yard field goal by Jeff Gillies.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	7	7	0	3	17
Marshals	7	0	0	0	7

July 10 Halifax Shockers 35 P.E. I. Privateers 6

With the PEI offence starting the game off with a quick 3 and out, the Shockers took over with a quick TD pass on their second attempt, from Chris Livingston to Terry Holland. PAT converted by Doug Gelevan. On PEI�s very next drive they slowly marched down the field and punched a TD of their own with a long run from QB Jan Tex Mutch. From there on it was Shockers D. A few Drives later, PEI�s QB, Tex Mutch was picked off by Doug Gelevan and returned for a 10 yard TD. PAT not converted. In the dying minutes of the 2^nd quarter Chris Livingston completed another TD pass, this time to Charles Marshall from 35 yards out. PAT Converted by Doug Gelevan. Making it 20-6 at the half.

In the second half it was the shockers Big D winning the battle, shutting down the PEI offence. But the Shockers offence would tack on a few more points before they were done. Late in the 3^rd, QB Chris Livingston hit Chris MacLean for a 25 yard TD. Again the PAT converted by Doug Gelevan. And with just minutes left in the game, back-up QB Trevor Slaunwhite came into the game and capped it off with a 40yard TD to Chris Livingston. The PAT turned into a broken play, but Doug Gelevan managed to regain control of the ball and convert a 2 pointer to RB Ian Ebbett. With the final score 35-6.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Privateers	6	0	0	0	6
Shockers	7	13	7	8	35

July 11 Capital Area Gladiators 21 Simonds Seadogs 6

     The Seadogs opened the scoring when Reece Roche connected with Jon Dodge on a 20 yard touchdown pass. The convert was no good.
     Capital Area equalized with Josh Sacobie find Tyler Hooper from 10 yards out. The convert attempt failed leeaving the teams knotted at 6-6 after one quarter.
     The Gladiators moved ahead in the second quarter when Sacobie connected with Hooper again from 20 yards out. John Fiset added the convert to put Capital Area up 13-6 at the half.
      In the third quarter Sacobie hooked up with Jeff Taylor on a 20 yard pass and run. Taylor found Willy Best for the two point conversion to make it 21-6.
     In the fourth quarter the Seadogs offence marched inside the Capital Area 5 yard line on two occasions only to have the Gladiator defence come up with goal line stands both times.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	6	7	8	0	21
Seadogs	6	0	0	0	6

Week 3- July 3-4

July 3                             Dartmouth Knights 14 Capital Area Gladiators 7

       After a scoreless first quarter Knights quarterback Dan Williams scored on a 1 yard plunge. He later connected with Josh Hamilton on a 20 yard TD pass. Roy Snook converted both TD's.
       Gladiators QB Josh Sacobie connected with Jeff Taylor on a 50 yard pass and run play in the dying seconds of the first half to put the Gladiators on the board. John Fiset added the convert.
       Thunder, lightning and torrential rain arrived at halftime, forcing cancellation of the second half. Dartmouth was thus awarded the victory.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Knights	0	14	-	-	14
Gladiators	0	7	-	-	7

July 3 Moncton Marshals 44 P.E. I. Privateers 0

No details reported.

July 4 Saint John Wanderers 51 Simonds Seadogs 0

     The Wanderers would score three first quarter TD's on two short runs by Jon Haines and another by Mike Thomas. All three touchdowns were set up by long passes from John Hachey to three different receivers. Jeff Gillies was good on two of three converts to put the Wanderers ahead 20-0 after one quarter.
      Hachey connected with Gillies in the second quarter on a 40 yard pass and run play and then converted his own touchdown to put Saint John up 27-0 at halftime.
      The Wanderers added to their lead in the third when Hachey connected with Doug McPhee on a 40 yard TD pass. Gillies converted and then added a 20 yard field goal making it 37-0 after three quarters.
      Josh Brown scored on a 1 yard run in the fourth and Gillies converted to push the lead to 44-0. Then with less than 30 seconds remaining in the game Hachey connected with Tyrell Sparks from 15 yards out for the final six pointer. Gillies converted to round out the scoring.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Seadogs	0	0	0	0	0
Wanderers	20	7	10	14	51

Week 2- June 26

June 26                             Saint John Wanderers 13 Capital Area Gladiators 0

       The Wanderers opened the scoring on a Jeff Gillies field goal and then added another point on a missed field goal attempt. Ross Britton would score the game's only touchdown in the dying seconds of the first half with Gillies adding the convert.
        The Gladiators would surrender a safety for the only scoring in the second half.
        A steady rainfall hampered both team's offences.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	0	0	0	0	0
Wanderers	3	8	2	0	13

June 26 Dartmouth Knights 35 Simonds Seadogs 8

Knights jumped to a 28-0 halftime lead fueled by two Ryan Moxam touchdowns. Seadogs QB, Reece Roche connected with Derek Langille for a touchdown pass. Roche passed to Matt Smith for the two point convert. Bruce Armstrong scored the Knights final TD on a pass. Roy Snook was 5 for 5 on converts for the Knights.

June 26 Moncton Marshals 28 Halifax Shockers 6

The Marshals moved to 2-0 on the season with a dominating win against a talented Halifax squad.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	0	6	0	0	6
Marshals	14	0	6	8	28

Week 1- June 19-20

June 19 Saint John Wanderers 0 Halifax Shockers 0

The two Maritime finalists from 2003 battled to a scoreless draw in a game dominated by unyielding defence.

June 19 Dartmouth Knights 47 P.E.I. Privateers 11

     Knights quarterback Daniel Williams threw two touchdown passes to Calvin Lucas and one each to T.C. Croft, Bruce Armstrong and Joshua Hamilton. John Banfield returned a kickoff for a TD and Ryan Moxam rushed for another.
    Tex Mutch ran for the Privateers TD with Nick Mosher adding a field goal, a convert and a single.
    Dartmouth lead 27-4 a halftime.

June 20 Moncton Marshals 43 Capital Area Gladiators 14

The Marshals got two touchdowns from Steve Cormier and Alex Best with Mitch Willinger and Mike Cochran adding one each.
Gladiators QB Josh Sacobie hooked up with Alex Paul and Jeff Taylor for the Capital Area scores.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	7	7	15	14	43
Gladiators	0	14	0	0	14

	GP	W	L	T	F	A	Pts.
Saint John "Alpine" Wanderers	5	4	1	0	106	32	8
Moncton "Molson" Marshals	5	3	2	0	80	74	6
Capital Area "Wandlyn" Gladiators	5	2	3	0	105	129	4
Simonds "Molson" Seadogs	5	0	5	0	41	105	0

	GP	W	L	T	F	A	Pts.
Halifax "Subway" Shockers	4	3	1	0	64	56	6

Maritime Senior Football

2003 Schedule Revised July 14, 2003

Week 1
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., June 21	Halifax Shockers 21	Capital Area Gladiators 29	Leo Hayes High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., June 22	Saint John Wanderers 23	Simonds Seadogs 0	Simonds High	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Moncton Marshals
Week 2
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., June 28	Halifax Shockers 14	Saint John Wanderers 13	Canada Games	4:00 P.M.
Sun., June 29	Capital Area Gladiators 20	Moncton Marshals 25	Dobson	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Simonds Seadogs
Week 3
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sun., July 6	Saint John Wanderers 28	Capital Area Gladiators 10	Leo Hayes High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 6	Simonds Seadogs 7	Moncton Marshals 12	Dobson	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Halifax Shockers
Week 4
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 12	Simonds Seadogs 2	Saint John Wanderers 20	Canada Games	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 13	Halifax Shockers 10	Moncton Marshals 7	Dobson	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Capital Area Gladiators
Week 5
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 19	Moncton Marshals 6	Saint John Wanderers 22	Hampton High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 20	Nick Desilets Memorial Game		St. Stephen High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 20	Capital Area Gladiators 31	Simonds Seadogs 25	St. Stephen High	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Halifax Shockers
Week 6
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 26	Halifax Shockers 19	Simonds Seadogs 7	Simonds High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 27	Moncton Marshals 30	Capital Area Gladiators 15	Leo Hayes High	4:00 P.M.
Bye: Saint John Wanderers

Week 7
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
New Brunswick Senior Football League Semi-Finals
Sun., Aug. 3	4th Simonds Seadogs 0	1st Saint John Wanderers 20	Canada Games	4:00 P.M.
Mon., Aug. 4	3rd Capital Area Gladiators 0	2nd Moncton Marshals 1	Dobson	4:00 P.M.
Week 8
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
New Brunswick Senior Football League Championship Game (Burchill Trophy)
Sat., Aug. 9	Lowest Seeded Winner Moncton Marshals 13	Highest Seeded Winner Saint John Wanderers 33	Canada Games	4:00 P.M.
Week 9
The "Maritime Bowl" Game (McIntyre Cup)
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., Aug. 16	New Brunswick Champion Saint John Wanderers 50	Halifax Shockers 12	Saint Mary's	4:00 P.M.

Maritime Senior Football
Game Summaries

2003 Season

Week 9- August 16

August 16 Maritime Bowl II

Saint John Wanderers 50 Halifax Shockers 12

       The Wanderers took the opening kickoff and proceeded to march down the field. Jon Haines romped 30 yards for the game's first touchdown and Jeff Gillies added the convert to put Saint John ahead 7-0. Later in the quarter Wanderers' defensive lineman Todd White blocked a Halifax pass, caught it and returned it 50 yards for a touchdown. Gillies added the convert and then proceed to kick a single on the ensuing kickoff to put Saint John up 15-0 at the end of the first quarter.
        In the second quarter the Wanderers put together another long scoring drive that ended with a two yard run for a touchdown by Kevin Muise. Muise would add the two point convert on a pass from John Hachey to make the score 23-0.
         The Shockers finally got on the board late in the half. QB Chris Livingston found Dave Dehmel in behind the Wanderers secondary. Dehemel got to the Saint John five yard line before being tackled. Several plays later Alan Wetmore bulled in from the one yard line to narrow the gap to 23-6 at the half.
         Saint John stretched their lead to 29-6 in the third on a 20 yard TD pass from QB Jon Hachey to Doug McPhee.
         Early in the fourth quarter Wanderers' defensive back Marcus Whittingham made the special teams play of the game with a scintillating 75 yard punt return for a touchdown. Gillies' convert made it 36-6.
         Halifax made it 36-12 when Livingstone found Terry Holland in behind the Wanderers' DBs on a 50 yard pass and run play for six points.
        However, on it's next possession the Wanderers restored their lead when Jon Haines raced 40 yards for his second touchdown of the game. Gillies converted and Saint John lead 43-12.
        In the final minute Scott Eatmon would punch another six pointer in from the one yard line. Gillies converted again making the final score 50-12.
        With the win the Saint John Wanderers claimed the McIntyre Cup, emblematic of the Maritime Senior Football Championship. Jon Haines was selected as the Wanderers "Player of the Game" with Maurice Carvery getting the nod for the Shockers.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	15	8	6	21	50
Shockers	0	6	6	0	12

Week 8- August 9

August 9 New Brunswick Championship

Saint John Wanderers 33 Moncton Marshals 13

       The Wanderers opened the scoring midway through the first quarter when QB Jon Hachey found Doug McPhee in the end zone for a 20 yard touchdown pass.
        Saint John would stretch their lead in the second quarter. First Hachey would score on a 12 yard run. Later he found Jon Haines on a short swing pass that would go for a 35 yard touchdown. Jeff Gillies added the convert, giving the Wanderers a 19-0 halftime lead.
        In the third Hachey found Gillies in the end zone for a 15 yard TD strike. Gillies booted the convert and the lead was stretched to 26-0.
        Finally, in the fourth the Marshals got on the board when Alex Best went in from the one yard line to narrow the score to 26-6. The Wanderers answered back with a drive of their own that lead to another Hachey TD pass, a 25 yarder to Doug McPhee. Gillies' convert boosted the lead to 33-6.
        In the closing minutes Moncton would score once more. This time Shawn Wareham's one yard plunge did the job. The convert was good, making the final score 33-13.
        As New Brunswick champions the Wanderers won the Percy Burchill Trophy.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	0	0	0	13	13
Wanderers	6	13	7	7	33

Week 7- August 3-4

New Brunswick Semi-Finals

August 4 Moncton Marshals 1 Capital Area Gladiators 0

Greg Smith's punt for a single with five minutes remaining in a the game was the only scoring in a hard fought defensive battle between two evenly matched teams.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	0	0	0	0	0
Marshals	0	0	0	1	1

August 3 Saint John Wanderers 20 Simonds Seadogs 0

The Wanderers got on the board late in the first quarter on Jon Haines 4 yard touchdown run on fourth down. Kevin Muise would score Saint John's second TD on a 15 yard gallop with less than three minutes remaining in the half to put the Wanderers up 12-0 at halftime.
Wanderers QB John Hachey connected with Jeff Gillies on a 10 yard touchdown pass early in the third quarter. Hachey would find Kevin Muise in the end zone for the two point convert.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Seadogs	0	0	0	0	0
Wanderers	6	6	8	0	20

Week 6- July 26-27

July 27 Moncton Marshals 30 Capital Area Gladiators 15

       The Marshals opened the scoring late in the first quarter on Alex Best's one yard run. Mike Gallant added the convert. The Gladiators pulled even in the second quarter when Lee Hoyt hooked up with Alex Paul on a 35 yard pass and run play. Ted Turnbull added the convert.
      Moncton went ahead again late in the half when QB Matt Theriault went in from the one yard line. Gallant again added the convert. The Moncton defence sacked Gladiators QB Lee Hoyt on the last play of the first half for a safety to bring the score to 16-7. Hoyt did not return to the game in the second half.
     Marshals' DB Jamie Stacey picked off an errant Capital Area pass early in the third and returned it 30 yards for the touchdown. Gallant added the convert to make the score 23-7. He would add another single on a missed field goal to make it 24-7.
     The Gladiators got back in the game when DB Greg Thomas picked off a Marshals pass at his own goal line and returned it 110 yards for six points. Jeff Taylor rushed for the two point conversion to narrow the score to 24-15.
     Moncton would add one more touchdown on a 10 yard pass from Theriault to Alex Best late in the fourth to bring the final score to 30-15.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	7	9	8	6	30
Gladiators	0	7	8	0	15

July 26 Halifax Shockers 19 Simonds Seadogs 7

         The Shockers opened the scoring in the first quarter when Mo Carvery capped a long drive with a two yard plunge. Alan Wetmore added the convert.
         In the third quarter Rodney Fraser returned an interception 13 yards to increase the lead to 13-0. Simonds answered when Richard Naves found Kyle Stratton on a 20 yard TD pass. Blennas Noiles added the convert to narrow the gap to 13-7.
         Halifax got an insurance score late in the fourth when Carvery rumbled 35 yards for his second major.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	7	0	6	6	19
Seadogs	0	0	7	0	7

Week 5- July 19-20

July 20 Nick Desilets Memorial Game

Capital Area Gladiators 31 Simonds Seadogs 25

       The Seadogs opened the scoring in the first quarter on Richard Naves 1yard run after a long drive. Simonds extended their lead to 13-0 in the second quarter when Naves found Jermy Smith on a 3 yard touchdown pass. Smith converted his TD.
       The Gladiators got on the board after a long drive lead to Lee Hoyts's 5 yard run up the middle for six points. Ted Turnbull added the convert to cut the lead to 13-7.
       Simonds answered back with a drive of their own. Richard Naves scored on a one yard run to put the Seadogs up 19-7.
       The Gladiators put together a drive in the dying seconds of the half that lead to a one yard Lee Hoyt to Jeff Taylor touchdown pass. Turnbull's convert narrowed the score to 19-14 for Simonds at the half.
        Capital Area took the lead in the third quarter when Patrick Firth found the end zone from one yard out. Ted Turnbull's convert made the score 21-19.
         On the next series Seadogs quarterback Richard Naves was caught scrambling and Gladiator defensive back punched the ball loose. Capital Area defensive end Chad Ford scooped up the loose ball and rumbles 20 yards for the touchdown. Turnbull's convert made it 28-19 for Capital Area.
         Simonds would answer back with a drive of their own. Again Naves found Jeremy Smith with a
20 yard touchdown pass. The convert was no good leaving the Gladiators ahead 28-25 at the end of the third quarter.
         In the fourth quarter both teams were able to move the ball but unable to score a touchdown. The only scoring was Ted Turnbull's 10 yard field goal that made the final score 31-25 for the Gladiators.
         The game raised $1,750 for the education fund for Alexandre Desilets, son of former Gladiators player, the late Nick Desilets.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	0	14	14	3	31
Seadogs	6	13	6	0	25

July 19 Saint John Wanderers 22 Moncton Marshals 6

         The Wanderers took the opening kickoff and mounted a long march that ended with Kevin Muise's 5 yard touchdown run. Jeff Gillies added the convert. Marcus Whittingham added to the lead with an electrifying 105 yard punt return for a touchdown.
         In the third quarter Jeff Gillies booted a 35 yard field goal to extend the Wanderers lead to 16-0.
         Moncton got on the board in the fourth when Kelly Nichols hooked up with Alex Best on a 65 yard pass and run touchdown. Saint John answered back with Jon Hachey hitting Tyrell Sparks on a 35 yard touchdown pass.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	0	0	0	6	6
Wanderers	13	0	3	6	22

Week 4- July 12-13

July 13 Halifax Shockers 10 Moncton Marshals 7

        The Shockers opened the scoring early in the first quarter via a long passing play. Their 7-0 lead would stand up until late in the third quarter when Alex Best's 5 yard touchdown run evened the score at 7-7.
        With less than a minute to go in the game the Shockers got close enough for Alan Wetmore to kick a 28 yard field goal that cleared the crossbar by inches.
       The Marshals were not quite finished. They took the ball on their own 35 and marched close enough to try a 43 yard field goal of their own on the final play of the game. Chris Gallant's kick fell just short leaving Halifax with the win.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	7	0	0	3	10
Marshals	0	0	7	0	7

July 12 Saint John Wanderers 20 Simonds Seadogs 2

       After a scoreless first quarter, Simonds kicker Blennis Noiles booted a 58 yard single to put the Seadogs up 1-0. The Wanderers answered back with a long drive that ended with Kevin Muise's one yard touchdown plunge. Jeff Gillies booted the convert to give Saint John a 7-1 lead.
       Wanderers QB Jon Hachey would connect with Doug McPhee for another six pointer that made the halftime score 13-1.
        Noiles added a 38 yard single for the Seadogs in the third quarter. Hachey hooked up with McPhee again in the fourth and Gillies booted the convert to close out the scoring.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Seadogs	0	1	1	0	2
Wanderers	0	13	0	7	20

Week 3- July 5-6

July 6 Saint John Wanderers 28 Capital Area Gladiators 10

        The Wanderers opened the scoring midway through the first quarter when quarterback Jon Hachey hit Tyrell Sparks with a 25 yard touchdown pass. Saint John added to their lead early in the second quarter. This time Hachey found Jeff Gillies in behind the Gladiator secondary and the receiver outran the defenders on a 105 yard pass and run play for a touchdown. Gillies also converted both touchdowns.
         The Gladiators mounted a long scoring drive of their own that culminated in Lee Hoyt's 1 yard touchdown plunge. Ted Turnbull added the convert. Capital Area mounted another drive in the dying seconds of the half. After a touchdown was called back by a penalty the Gladiators settled for Ted Turnbull's 37 yard field goal.
          The third quarter belonged to Wanderers' running back Jon Haines. He rambled for touchdown runs of 40 and 50 yards. Gillies converted both TD's.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	7	7	14	0	28
Gladiators	0	10	0	0	10

July 6 Moncton Marshals 12 Simonds Seadogs 7

   The Marshals took the opening kickoff and marched the length of the field with Alex Best rushing for the touchdown.
   There would be no further scoring until the third quarter when Seadogs QB Richard Naves hooked up with Mike Thomas on a 15 yard touchdown pass. Blennis Noiles added the convert to give Simonds a 7-6 lead at the end of three quarters.
    The Marshals would regain the lead early in the fourth when QB Mike Allen combined with Gaetan Beaulieu on a 53 yard pass and run touchdown play

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Seadogs	0	0	7	0	7
Marshals	6	0	0	6	12

Week 2- June 28-29

June 29 Moncton Marshals 25 Capital Area Gladiators 20

        The Marshals took the opening kickoff and marched the length of the field with Shawn Wareham's 5 yard run giving them a 6-0 lead. The Gladiators answered back with a drive of their own capped by Lee Hoyt's 5 yard scamper.
        The Gladiators took the lead on Hoyt's 35 yard pass to Mark Huys. Ted Turnbull added the convert. However, once again the Marshals answered back on Alex Best's 10 yard touchdown reception.
        After a scoreless third quarter another Marshal's drive was capped by Best's second touchdown of the game, a 15 yard run to put the Marshals up 18-13 with seven minutes remaining. Once again the Gladiators answered back with a drive of their own capped by a 10 yard halfback option pass from Billy Thomas to Mark Huys. Ted Turnbull added the convert and the Gladiators lead 20-18 with four minutes remaining.
        Once again the Marshals put together a long drive and once again it was Best who scored on a 15 yard run. This time Greg Smith added the convert to give the Marshals a 25-20 lead with 1:30 remaining.
         The Gladiators were not about to give up. Taking the ball on their own 25 yard line a series of passes and runs put them on the Marshals 25 yard line with 20 seconds remaining. However, a number of passes into the end zone were unsuccessful, leaving the Marshals to celebrate their first win in franchise history.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	6	7	0	7	20
Marshals	6	6	0	13	25

June 28 Halifax Shockers 14 Saint John Wanderers 13

     The Halifax Shockers scored a touchdown with two seconds remaining in the game for a dramatic 14-13 win over the Saint John Wanderers.
     John Hachey hit Jeff Gillies with a 35 yard touchdown pass to put the Wanderers up 6-1 at halftime.
     In the third Hachey connected with Tyrell Sparks on a 71 yard touchdown pass to increase the lead to 12-1. The Wanderers were unable to convert either touchdown.
     The Shockers would score early in the fourth to narrow the score to 12-8.
     The Wanderers increased their lead to 13-8 with a missed field goal, setting the stage for the Shockers winning touchdown, a one yard plunge with two seconds remaining.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	0	1	0	13	14
Wanderers	0	6	6	1	13

Week 1- June 21-22

June 22 Saint John Wanderers 23 Simonds Seadogs 0

        The Wanderers opened the scoring with a safety when the Seadogs quarterback, Richard Naves, was forced to concede after the ball was snapped over his head. The visitors added to their lead later in the quarter, finishing off a long drive with a Kevin Muise two yard touchdown run. Jeff Gillies added the convert.
         For almost the next two quarters neither team was able to put points on the scoreboard. Both offences were able to put together significant drives but the defences were able to stop them at the crucial point in each drive.
         Finally, with only seconds remaining in the third quarter, Kevin Muise ran off tackle, found a hole and outraced the Seadog defenders for an 80 yard touchdown run. Gillies added the convert.
        In the fourth quarter with less than three minutes remaining Ross Brittain swept around the left end for a 20 yard touchdown gallop. Gillies again added the convert to close out the scoring.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	9	0	7	7	23
Seadogs	0	0	0	0	0

June 21 Capital Area Gladiators 29 Halifax Shockers 21

     The Gladiators opened the scoring on their first possession when quarterback Lee Hoyt hooked up with Billy Thomas on a 40 yard pass and run touchdown play. A two point conversion attempt was unsuccessful.
     The Shockers answered immediately on the kickoff with Ian Ebbett returning it 70 yards for the tying score. Quarterback Chris Livingston passed to Todd Georgiani for the two point conversion.
     In the second quarter the Gladiators regained the lead on Billy Thomas' 30 yard scamper. Lee Hoyt rushed for the two point conversion.
     Halifax would pull even in the third quarter when Jerome Sparks picked off a Lee Hoyt pass and returned it 50 yards for the major.
     In the fourth quarter the Shockers went into the lead when a long drive was capped by a 20 yard pass from Chris Livingston to Todd Georgiani. A kicked convert put Halifax ahead 21-14 with seven minutes to play.
     The Gladiators answered back with a long drive of their own that ended with Lee Hoyts 20 yard run for a touchdown. The convert was unsuccessful leaving Halifax ahead 21-20 at the three minute warning.
      The Capital Area defence held, giving the ball back to the offence. Another Gladiator drive stalled deep in Halifax territory. Ted Turnbull kicked a field goal to put the Gladiators ahead 23-21 with just over a minute to play.
      The Shockers took the ball on their 35 yard line and marched to the Gladiator 25 yard line. With only seven seconds left on the clock Halifax attempted a field goal. It was blocked and Billy Thomas picked up the loose ball and rumbled 80 yards for the game's final score.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Shockers	8	0	6	7	21
Gladiators	6	8	0	15	29

	GP	W	L	T	F	A	Pts.
Saint John "Moosehead" Wanderers	6	5	1	0	129	69	10
Capital Area "Upper Deck" Gladiators	6	4	2	0	119	87	8
Moncton "Molson" Marshals	6	0	6	0	15	112	0

	GP	W	L	T	F	A	Pts.
Halifax Subways	5	3	2	0	82	68	6
Halifax Buccaneers	5	2	3	0	61	70	4

Maritime Senior Football

2002 Schedule Revised June 15, 2002

Week 1
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., June 22	Capital Area Gladiators 15	Halifax Buccaneers 6	Saint Mary's	2:00 P.M.
Sun., June 23	Moncton Marshals 3	Saint John Wanderers 19	Hampton	4:00 P.M.
Week 2
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., June 29	Halifax Subways 13	Moncton Marshals 0	Riverview	4:00 P.M.
Mon., July 1	Saint John Wanderers 22	Capital Area Gladiators 20	Oromocto	4:00 P.M.
Week 3
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 6	Halifax Buccaneers 14	Saint John Wanderers 22	Hampton	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 7	Capital Area Gladiators 22	Moncton Marshals 6	Riverview	4:00 P.M.
Week 4
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Fri., July 12	Halifax Buccaneers 16	Halifax Subways 14	Saint Mary's	7:00 P.M.
Sat., July 13	Moncton Marshals 6	Halifax Buccaneers 15	Saint Mary's	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 14	Capital Area Gladiators 24	Saint John Wanderers 19	Hampton	4:00 P.M.
Week 5
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Fri., July 19	Halifax Subways 13	Halifax Buccaneers 10	Saint Mary's	7:00 P.M.
Sat., July 20	Saint John Wanderers 33	Halifax Subways 8	Saint Mary's	6:00 P.M.
Sun., July 21	Moncton Marshals 0	Capital Area Gladiators 29	Oromocto	4:00 P.M.
Week 6
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sat., July 27	Halifax Subways 34	Capital Area Gladiators 9	Oromocto	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 28	Saint John Wanderers 14	Moncton Marshals 0	Riverview	4:00 P.M.
Week 7
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
The "Maritime Bowl" Game
Sat., Aug. 3	Halifax Subways 21	Saint John Wanderers 19	Hampton	4:00 P.M
New Brunswick Senior Football League Semi-Final
Mon., Aug. 5	Moncton Marshals 7	Capital Area Gladiators 21	Oromocto	4:00 P.M.
Week 8
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Burchill Trophy Game (New Brunswick Senior Football League Championship)
Su, Aug. 11	Capital Area Gladiators 17	Saint John Wanderers 13	Oromocto	2:00 P.M.

Maritime Senior Football
Game Summaries

2002 Season

Week 8- August 9-11

August 11 New Brunswick Final

Capital Area Gladiators 17 Saint John Wanderers 13

     The Wanderers opened the scoring in the first quarter capping a 40 yard drive with Chris Johnson's four yard touchdown run. Doug McPhee added the convert.
      The Gladiators answered immediately when Jon Roscoe returned the ensuing kickoff 70 yards for the major. Danny Gibson added the convert to knot the score at 7-7.
      After the kickoff Saint John drove 50 yards only to be stopped by a Gladiators goal line stand. Neither team was able to score in the second quarter.
      Capital Area took the second half kickoff and put together a 60 yard drive that ended with a one yard plunge by Allison Brooks for the touchdown. Danny Gibson booted the convert to put the Gladiators up 14-7 going into the fourth quarter.
      Capital Area had another long drive in the fourth quarter that stalled on the Wanderers 10 yard line. They would settle for a Danny Gibson field goal and a 17-7 lead with three minutes to play.
       The Wanderers answered back with a drive of their own and a 30 yard touchdown pass from Richard Naves to Doug McPhee. A two point conversion attempt was unsuccessful.
       Capital Area took the kickoff and put together a couple of first downs to run out the clock and claim the Burchill Trophy.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	7	0	7	3	17
Wanderers	7	0	0	6	13

Week 7- August 3-5

August 3 Maritime Bowl I

Halifax Subways 21 Saint John Wanderers 19

        The first Maritime Bowl Game was a hard fought battle between two evenly matched teams.
        The Wanderers took the opening kickoff and concluded a seven minute drive with Richard Naves 20 yard touchdown pass to Doug McPhee. The convert attempt failed.
         Halifax would answer back with a long drive of their own that ended with Trevor Slaunwhite's 25 yard touchdown pass to Travis Lobban. Dave Foyers would add the convert to put the Subways up 7-6.
         In the final minute of the first quarter Jon Haines broke loose on an 80 yard touchdown romp to put Saint John back in the lead 12-7. A two point conversion attempt was no good.
         Once again the Subways put together a drive that ended with Chris Livingstone's 5 yard touchdown pass to Dave Foyers. Foyers would add the convert as Halifax regained the lead 14-12.
         The see-saw battle continued as on their next possession the Wanderers put together another drive that lead to a 30 yard touchdown pass from Richard Naves to Jeff Thomas. This time the convert was good and Saint John took a 19-14 lead into the halftime break.
         In the third quarter Halifax drove all the way to the Saint John 15 yard line where the Wanderers Clifton Richards' interception got the ball back for Saint John. However, on the second play from scrimmage the Wanderers fumbled the ball back to Halifax. This time Alan Wetmore went in from the five yard line and Dave Foyers once again converted to give the Subways a 21-19 lead.
         In the fourth quarter Saint John drove all the way to the Halifax 10 yard line where a field goal attempt was blocked. On the last play of the game Richard Naves hit Jeff Thomas on a long pass to the Halifax 7 yard line. Unfortunately for the Wanderers time had expired and the Subways were the Maritime Bowl Champions.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Subways	7	7	7	0	21
Wanderers	12	7	0	0	19

August 5 New Brunswick Semi-Final

Capital Area Gladiators 21 Moncton Marshals 7

         The Moncton Marshals came into this game looking for their first win of the season. They came within 7 minutes of achieving their goal.
         After a scoreless first quarter Capital Area went ahead when Allison Brooks hooked up with Alex Paul on a 25 yard touchdown pass. The convert was no good.
         Moncton responded with a time consuming drive from their own 35 yard line all the way to the Gladiator 10 yard line only to have Jon Roscoe intercept the ball in the end zone. Capital Area threw its own interception and this time Marshal QB Ian Beardsworth found Clayton Powers in the end zone for the major. Capital Area fumbled the kickoff return and gave the ball back to Moncton. The Gladiator defence held and Moncton settled for a Gregg Smith single to put them ahead 7-6 at halftime.
         After a scoreless third quarter the Gladiators got the break they need when Roscoe intercepted a Marshals pass and returned it to the Moncton 25. From here the Gladiators drove to the one yard line where Rob Barrett swept in for the touchdown. A two point conversion attempt failed leaving Capital Area ahead 12-7 with seven minutes to go in the game.
          Moncton was unable to move the ball on its next series and had to punt. The snap went over the punters head for a safety giving the Gladiators a 14-7 lead. Capital Area elected to scrimmage from its 35 yard line and mounted a drive in the dying minutes that finished with Allison Brooks connecting on a 5 yard touchdown pass to Jon Lister. Danny Gibson added the convert to make the final score 21-7 for the Gladiators.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	0	7	0	0	7
Gladiators	0	6	0	15	21

Week 6- July 27-28

July 27 Halifax Subways 34 Capital Area Gladiators 9

        On the first series of the game the Gladiators' Jon Roscoe picked off a Subways pass setting up Capital Area at the Halifax 25 yard line. From there Justin McCarty would take it to the 5 yard line. Allison Brooks hit Alex Paul with a 5 yard touchdown pass. Danny Gibson would add the convert.
         Later in the quarter, a Gladiators fumble was returned 50 yards for a Subways touchdown. The ensuing kickoff was recovered by Halifax on the Capital Area 35 yard line. From there the Subways drove in for the score and the convert to take the lead 13-7. The second quarter was scoreless.
         In the third quarter, after a intercepting a Gladiators' pass the Subways struck quickly with a 35 yard touchdown pass. The convert was good and made the score 20-7 at the end of the third quarter.
         In the fourth quarter an interception gave Halifax a short field to work with and they capitalized again with a converted touchdown. The Subways would score one more time when another interception for returned for a major. Halifax conceded a safety in the dying seconds of the game.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Subways	13	0	7	14	34
Gladiators	7	0	0	2	9

July 28 Saint John Wanderers 14 Moncton Marshals 0

       The Wanderers prevailed in a game featuring tough defence. Jon Haines opened the scoring with less than a minute to go in the first half when he recovered a teammate's fumble in the Moncton end zone. Doug McPhee added the convert.
        In the third quarter Todd White picked up a Marshals fumble and rumbled 50 yards for the major. McPhee again converted.
         The Marshals mounted a drive in the last three minutes of the game but could get no closer than the Wanderers 10 yard line
         The Wanderers win clinched first place in the NBSFL and a berth in the Maritime Bowl Game.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	0	7	7	0	14
Marshals	0	0	0	0	0

Week 5- July 19-21

July 19 Halifax Subways 13 Halifax Buccaneers 10

The Subways dropped their cross town rivals 13-10. The two teams split their season series 1-1, but the Subways outscored the Buccaneers 27-26 overall. The Subways will, therefore, represent Nova Scotia in the Maritime Bowl Game on August 3. No scorers were reported.

July 20 Saint John Wanderers 33 Halifax Buccaneers 8

The Wanderers romped over a tired Subways team. Quarterbacks Shawn MacAulay and Richard Naves hooked up with Jeff Thomas for 4 touchdown passes. Jon Bailey had the other Saint John major. Todd White added 3 converts. The Wanderers lead 20-0 at the half.

July 21 Capital Area Gladiators 29 Moncton Marshals 0

        The Gladiators scored a a touchdown in every quarter and used a smothering defence to shut out the Marshals.
        Allison Brooks hit Alex Paul with a 30 yard pass to the Moncton one yard line on the Gladiators first possession of the game. From there Brooks went in for the major and Danny Gibson added the convert.
         In the second quarter Brooks hooked up with Paul again, this time on a 60 yard pass and run play for the touchdown. Gibson again added the convert.
        In the third quarter the Gladiators started on their own 15 yard line and conducted a nine minute drive the length of the field that concluded with a 10 yard pass from Allison Brooks to Greg Wallace for the touchdown. The snap on the convert eluded holder Jeff Taylor but he was able to scramble and find Wallace in the end zone for a two point conversion.
         In the fourth quarter with quarterback Tyler Hooper at the controls, the Gladiators started at mid field and drove to the Marshals 10 yard line where Justin McCarty swept around the right end for the six pointer. Gibson added the convert to complete the scoring.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	0	0	0	0	0
Gladiators	7	7	8	7	29

Week 4- July 12-14

July 12 Halifax Buccaneers 16 Halifax Subways 14

In the first game of the season between the two Halifax teams the Buccaneers scored in the dying seconds to pull out the victory. No scorers were reported.

July 13 Halifax Buccaneers 15 Moncton Marshals 6

The Buccaneers used two long pass plays to even their record at 2-2. Scorers names were not reported.
In the third quarter, Moncton quarterback Ian Beardsworth hit Gaetan Beaulieu on a 45 yard pass that carried the Marshals to the Halifax 5 yard line. From there Martin Leger would go in for the touchdown.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	0	0	6	0	6
Buccaneers	7	1	7	0	15

July 14 Capital Area Gladiators 24 Saint John Wanderers 19

      In the showdown for first place the Wanderers struck first when Jeff Thomas went 65 yards on a slotback reverse. The Gladiators would answer back on their next possession capping a long drive with quarterback Allison Brooks finding Jeff Taylor on a 30 yard touchdown pass. Danny Gibson added the convert.
       The Wanderers regained the lead by launching a long drive of their own that culminated in a 10 yard touchdown pass from Richard Naves to Doug McPhee. McPhee would also add the convert.
        In the second quarter Capital Area moved ahead once more on a 20 yard touchdown pass from Allison Brooks to Mark Huys. Gibson booted the convert to give Capital Area a 14-13 lead at half.
        The third quarter belonged to the Gladiators. Gibson notched a 10 yard field goal and then converted Allison Brooks 30 yard touchdown pass to Dave Pepin. The Wanderers suffered a major blow when quarterback Richard Naves had to leave the game with a shoulder injury.
         With less than a minute to go the Wanderers intercepted a Brooks pass deep in the Gladiators end and then climaxed a short a short drive with Jeff Thomas' 2 yard plunge. A two point conversion attempt and a subsequent short kick off were both unsuccessful. The Gladiators were able to run out the clock and preserve the victory.
          The two teams split their two regular season games but the Gladiators outscored the Wanderers 44-41 overall and will win any tie in the standings between the teams on this basis.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	7	7	10	0	24
Wanderers	13	0	0	6	19

Week 3- July 6-7

July 6 Saint John Wanderers 22 Halifax Buccaneers 14

         These two teams last played one another in 1962. The Wanderers won that game and the rematch 40 years later. Saint John took the opening kickoff and used a mix of runs and short passes to march the length of the field. The drive culminated in a 20 yard touchdown pass from Richard Naves to Jeff Thomas. Todd White added the convert.
         The Wanderers stretched their lead to 14-0 in the second quarter when Naves and Thomas combined on a 70 yard pass and run play. White was again good on the convert. A missed field goal raised the score to 15-0. The Buccaneers answered back just before halftime when quarterback Matt Elliott found the end zone on a 5 yard run.
          After a scoreless third quarter the Wanderers drove to the Halifax 5 yard mainly due to a 35 yard ramble by 240 pound fullback Chris Johnson. From here Naves found Doug McPhee in the end zone for the major and White successfully added the convert to put the Wanderers up 22-7.
          With a little more than a minute remaining in the game Jason Warren of the Buccaneers broke loose on a 40 yard pass play to narrow the score to 22-14. The Bucs' attempt at a short kickoff went out of bounds. The Wanderers were able to run out the clock and preserve the victory.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Buccaneers	0	7	0	7	14
Wanderers	7	8	0	7	22

July 7 Capital Area Gladiators 22 Moncton Marshals 6

      The Gladiators opened the scoring early in the first quarter. After recovering a Moncton fumble, quarterback Allison Brooks found Jeff Taylor on a 20 yard touchdown pass and Dan Gibson added the convert.
      The Marshals would answer back on the next series. Using a combination of run and pass they marched 50 yards and capped the drive when Matt Cochran scored on a 10 yard touchdown pass.
       In the second quarter The Gladiators put together a long drive that resulted in a 1 yard touchdown pass from Allison Brooks to Mark Huys. Gibson again added the convert to push the lead to 14-6.
        Another Capital Area offensive series would lead to a Danny Gibson single on a missed field goal and a 15-6 lead.
        With less than a minute left in the half Danny Gibson picked off a Moncton pass and returned it 50 yards for a six pointer. He would convert his own touchdown to make the score 22-6 at halftime.
         The second half had no scoring. The defences of both teams tightened up.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	7	15	0	0	22
Marshals	6	0	0	0	6

Week 2- June 29-July 1

June 29 Halifax Subways 13 Moncton Marshals 0

         In a game between two very evenly matched teams it was the Subways who were able to capitalize on Moncton mistakes. After a scoreless first quarter Halifax opened the scoring when a booming punt gave them a 1-0 lead.
         On the subsequent series the Subways picked off a Marshals pass deep in the Moncton end. Quarterback Trevor Slaunwhite wasted little time hitting Junior LeBlanc with a 15 yard touchdown pass.
          In the third quarter the Marshals had apparently stopped a Subways drive by intercepting a pass. This play was wiped out by a roughing the passer penalty giving Halifax a first down deep in Moncton territory. Rodney Fraser would cap this drive with a 10 yard touchdown run.
           The Marshals had some success on offencel but had trouble consistently moving the ball. Late in the second and fourth quarters they were able to move deep into the Halifax end but were unable to find the end zone before time had expired.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Subways	0	7	6	0	13
Marshals	0	0	0	0	0

July 1 Saint John Wanderers 22 Capital Area Gladiators 20

          The showdown for first place did not disappoint. The Gladiators opened the scoring with a 50 yard drive that culminated in 10 yard touchdown pass by Tyler Hooper to Jeff Taylor. Danny Gibson added the convert.
           Saint John struck back twice in the second quarter with Richard Naves hitting Jeff Thomas twice on two long touchdown passes to give the Wanderers a 12-7 lead. With time winding down in the first half Gladiator linebacker Danny Gibson picked off a Naves pass at mid field and returned it all the way to the Wanderers 5 yard line. The Saint John defence would come up with a goal line stand to keep the Gladiators from scoring.
           In the third quarter a Gladiator fumble gave the Wanderers the ball on the Capital Area 5 yard line. The Gladiators defence rose to the occasion and kept Saint John out of the end zone, only to have its offence fumble on the first play and give the ball back to the Wanderers. This time Kevin Muise would bang in from the 1 yard line for six points. Richard Naves found Doug McPhee for the two point conversion putting Saint John ahead 20-7.
           Gladiator quarterback Allison Brooks was quick to respond hitting Jeff Taylor on a 40 yard touchdown pass on the next series. Gibson added the convert to narrow the score to 20-14 at the end of the third quarter.
           Another Gladiator fumble put Saint John in possession deep in Capital Area territory. The Wanderers drove down to the Gladiator 1 yard line but the Capital Area defence came up with its second goal line stand of the game to get the ball back for its offence. On the first play from scrimmage another Gladiator fumble resulted in a safety touch that put the Wanderers up 22-14. On the day Capital Area fumbled the ball six times.
           With less than a minute left in the game the Gladiators mounted a desperate drive from deep in their own end. Brooks hit Mark Huys with two long passes and then found Jeff Taylor at the Saint John 1 yard line. On the next play Brooks plunged in for the touchdown to narrow the score to 22-20. A pass attempt for the equalizing 2 point conversion was incomplete.
          The Wanderers would recover the Gladiators attempted short kick off and were able to kneel twice to run out the clock and preserve the win.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	0	12	8	2	22
Gladiators	7	0	7	6	20

Week 1- June 22-23

June 22 Capital Area Gladiators 15 Halifax Buccaneers 6

           The very first game of the newly formed Maritime Senior Football Union featured a contest between the defending New Brunswick champion Capital Area Gladiators and the three time defending Nova Scotia champion Halifax Buccaneers. Played on the artificial turf of Huskies Stadium in Halifax this game featured two very evenly matched teams in a hard hitting and cleanly played game featuring tough defence.
           The Gladiators dominated the first quarter. They hemmed the Bucs in their own end but were unable to score. Early in the second quarter Capital Area quarterback Allison Brooks found Jeff Taylor on the Halifax 20 yard line. Taylor made the catch and then outran two defenders to the end zone. Danny Gibson added the convert. Later in the quarter, aided by a long punt return, Halifax marched to the Gladiators 10 yard line. However the defence stiffened and the Bucs had to settle for a field goal. Halftime score was 7-3 for the Gladiators.
            After a scoreless third quarter, the Buccaneers threatened again when a long pass play put the ball on the Gladiator 10 yard line. However, once again the Capital Area defence would not yield and the Halifax had to settle for another field goal to make the score 7-6.
            Capital Area would respond by driving to the Halifax 20 yard line where Danny Gibson's 30 yard field goal was wide resulting in a single point and an 8-6 Gladiator lead.
            With less than three minutes to go in the game Brooks and Taylor hooked up again from 35 yards out on a beautiful down out and down pass play that got Taylor into the end zone again. Gibson added the convert to put the Gladiators up 15-6 and close out the scoring.
             During the final minute of play Halifax gambled and turned the ball over on downs deep in their own end. The Gladiators quickly drove to the Halifax ten yard line. Rather than attempt to score again the visitors took two knees and ran out the clock. This display of good sportsmanship augers well for the future of the Maritime Senior Football Union.
             It was a game dominated by defences. The Halifax defensive line had Gladiator quarterback Allison Brooks on the run the whole afternoon, sacking him six times. Neither team was able to move the ball effectively on the ground so both offences went to the passing game. The Capital Area secondary responded by making six interceptions.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	0	7	0	8	15
Buccaneers	0	3	0	3	6

June 23 Saint John Wanderers 19 Moncton Marshals 3

           The Marshals opened the scoring early in the first quarter thanks to a Saint John fumble on its first play from scrimmage following the opening kickoff. Moncton drove to the Wanderers five yard line but had to settle for a field goal by Greg Smith.
           Later in the first quarter 40 yard scamper by Kevin Muise set the Wanderers up on the Marshals five yard line. Three plays later Muise banged in from the one to give Saint John a 6-3 lead.
           The second and third quarters were dominated by defence. Neither team's offence could string together more than a couple of first downs without being forced to punt.
           With less than seven minutes remaining in the game Saint John drove the ball down to the Moncton five yard line but could not punch in for the score. The Marshals were unable to move the ball and were forced to punt. The kick was off the side of the punters foot leaving the Wanderers on the Moncton 15 yard line. This time Saint John would capitalize when Quarterback Richard Naves hit Doug McPhee on a 10 yard touchdown pass.
           In the last minute of the game a scrambling Naves found Jon Haines on a 52 yard pass and run play for the game's final score. Todd White would add the convert to bring the final score to 19-3 for Saint John.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Marshals	3	0	0	0	3
Wanderers	6	0	0	13	19

Final Standings (As at July 29, 2001)

	GP	W	L	T	F	A	Pts.
Capital Area "Upper Deck" Gladiators	12	8	4	0	140	48	16
Saint John "Moosehead" Wanderers	12	8	4	0	133	75	16
Moncton "Molson" Maroonz	12	2	10	0	30	180	4

New Brunswick Senior Football League

2001 Schedule Revised June 22, 2001

Week 1
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sun., June 24	Saint John 8	Capital Area 6	Oromocto	4:00 P.M.
Sun., June 24	Moncton 0	Saint John 17	Oromocto	5:30 P.M.
Sun., June 24	Capital Area 0 (F)	Moncton 1	Oromocto	7:00 P.M.
Week 2
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Mon., July 2	Capital Area 0 (F)	Moncton 1	Rocky Stone	1:00 P.M.
Mon., July 2	Saint John 1	Capital Area 0 (F)	Rocky Stone	2:30 P.M.
Mon., July 2	Moncton 0	Saint John 31	Rocky Stone	4:00 P.M.
Week 3
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sun., July 8	Saint John 14	Moncton 6	Oromocto	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 8	Moncton 0	Capital Area 25	Oromocto	5:30 P.M.
Sun., July 8	Capital Area 6	Saint John 2	Oromocto	7:00 P.M.
Week 4
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sun., July 15	Moncton 6	Saint John 12	Moncton High	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 15	Saint John 0	Capital Area 21	Moncton High	5:30 P.M.
Sun., July 15	Capital Area 14	Moncton 0	Moncton High	7:00 P.M.
Week 5
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sun., July 22	Capital Area 14	Saint John 11	St. George	1:00 P.M.
Sun., July 22	Moncton 8	Capital Area 14	St. George	2:30 P.M.
Sun., July 22	Saint John 28	Moncton 0	St. George	4:00 P.M.
Week 6
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Sun., July 29	Moncton 8	Capital Area 24	Oromocto	4:00 P.M.
Sun., July 29	Saint John 1	Moncton 0 (F)	Oromocto	5:30 P.M.
Sun., July 29	Capital Area 16	Saint John 8	Oromocto	7:00 P.M.
Week 7
League Semi-Final
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Mon., Aug. 6	Moncton 0	Saint John 40	Oromocto	1:00 P.M.
Burchill Trophy Game
Date	Visitor	Home	Field	Time
Mon., Aug. 6	Saint John 1	Capital Area 9	Oromocto	4:00 P.M

F = Game Forfeited

New Brunswick Senior Football League
2001 Season Game Summaries

Week 7- August 6

Burchill Trophy Game

Capital Area Gladiators 9 Saint John Wanderers 1

          The Gladiators and Wanderers hooked up in a classic battle between two unyielding defences. Neither team's offence could sustain a drive. At halftime the two teams were locked in a scoreless stalemate.
            By the third quarter the wind had picked up to the point where it became a factor in the game. Reese Roche's 60 yard punt bounced out the back of the Gladiators' end zone giving the Wanderers a single point and what appeared to be enough points for a victory.
            In the fourth quarter the Gladiators, with the wind at their back, began to push Saint John back into their own end. Finally, with less than 5 minutes remaining in the game, Gladiator quarterback Allison Brooks hooked up with Andrew Fisher on 40 yard touchdown pass. Jeff Taylor added the 2 point conversion. Capital Area added a single by Dave Pepin and the defence did the rest as the Gladiators laid claim to the Burchill Trophy.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	0	0	1	0	1
Gladiators	0	0	0	9	9

                                                          League Semi-Final

                                              Saint John Wanderers 40 Moncton Maroonz 0

           The Wanderers scored early and often in quickly disposing of the Maroonz. Quarterback Shawn MacAulay's 65 yard touchdown pass to Tyrell Sparks and another 10 yard strike to Mike O'Reilly in the first quarter staked Saint John to a 16-0 first quarter lead.
           In the second quarter Aiden McCormack had a 30 yard run for a major and Jon Haines scampered 70 yards for another. By halftime the Wanderers were up 32-0.
           Kevin Muise would add a 45 yard touchdown ramble in the third quarter to close out the scoring. Ron Manning successfully converted all five touchdowns.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Maroonz	0	0	0	0	0
Wanderers	16	16	8	0	40

Week 6- July 29

Capital Area Gladiators 24 Moncton Maroonz 8

          The Gladiators opened the scoring late in the first quarter when Eric Neilson returned a punt 100 yards for a touchdown. Moncton would go ahead in the second when quarterback Dave LeBlanc hit Gaetan Beaulieu on a 40 yard touchdown pass. Mark Crandall booted the 2 point conversion.
           Capital Area regained the lead just before halftime as quarterback Allison Brooks hooked up with Pat Dollimore on a 40 yard touchdown pass and run play.
           In the third quarter Brooks culminated a long drive by throwing a 6 yard touchdown pass to Jeff Taylor. Taylor would close out the scoring with a 20 yard touchdown run in the fourth quarter.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Maroonz	0	8	0	0	8
Gladiators	6	6	6	6	24

                                   Saint John Wanderers 1 Moncton Maroonz 0 (Forfeit)

             The Maroonz were forced to forfeit their game against Saint John due to a shortage of players caused by injuries during their first game against Capital Area.

Capital Area Gladiators 16 Saint John Wanderers 8

           In the game that would decide first place, Capital Area opened the scoring in the first quarter on Jeff Taylor's circus catch of Allison Brooks' 20 yard pass. Danny Gibson booted the 2 point conversion.
           The Gladiators added to their lead in the second quarter when Brooks found Andrew Fisher with a two yard touchdown strike. Gibson again kicked a two pint conversion to give the Gladiators a 16-0 halftime lead.
           Saint John was finally able to mount a drive late in the fourth quarter, capping it with Shawn MacAulay's 20 yard touchdown pass to Reese Roche. Ron Manning added the 2 point conversion.
           The Gladiator offence was able to put together a string of first downs and run out the clock.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	8	8	0	0	16
Wanderers	0	0	0	8	8

Week 5- July 22

Capital Area Gladiators 14 Saint John Wanderers 11

          On their first possession the Gladiators fumbled the ball on their own 5 yard line. After holding the Wanderers out of the end zone for 4 plays an unsportsmanlike conduct penalty set Saint John up again, first and goal on the Capital Area 2 yard line. Still the Gladiator defence would not yield and Saint John was forced to settle for Ron Manning's 10 yard field goal.
          Capital Area moved ahead in the second quarter when quarterback Pat Dollimore hit Jeff Taylor on a 30 yard touchdown pass. Saint John would regain the lead in the third on quarterback Shawn MacAulay's 10 yard pass to Tyrell Sparks. Ron Manning booted the 2 point conversion.
           With time ticking away in the fourth quarter the Gladiators started a drive on their own 30 and methodically marched the ball down the field. On the last play of the game Dollimore passed to Danny Gibson for the game winning touchdown. Jeff Taylor booted the 2 point conversion.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	0	6	0	8	14
Wanderers	3	0	8	0	11

                                   Capital Area Gladiators 14 Moncton Maroonz 8

             The Gladiators opened the scoring in the second quarter when quarterback Pat Dollimore hooked up with Jeff Taylor on a 45 yard touchdown pass. In the third quarter Andrew Fisher's one yard plunge and Jeff Taylor's 2 point conversion increased the Capital Area lead to 14-0.
             Moncton answered back late in the fourth quarter. Quarterback Dave LeBlanc hit Gaetan Beaulieu on a 60 yard pass play that took the ball down to the Gladiator 5 yard line. Three plays later Mark Crandall banged over from the one yard line. LeBlanc kicked a two point conversion to close out the scoring.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Maroonz	0	0	0	8	8
Gladiators	0	6	8	0	14

Saint John Wanderers 28 Moncton Maroonz 0

Saint John got on the board early in the second quarter on Jon Haines one yard plunge. Haines would add another touchdown on a 5 yard run in the third quarter. Manning booted the 2 point conversion. Marcus Whittingham's 40 yard interception return for a touchdown upped the Wanderers' lead by six more. Manning added a two point conversion.
Kevin Muise's 20 yard touchdown ramble completed the scoring.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	0	6	16	6	28
Maroonz	0	0	0	0	0

Week 4- July 15

Saint John Wanderers 12 Moncton Maroonz 6

The Maroonz opened the scoring in the second quarter when Jan Wicherek scored on a 10 yard sweep. The Wanderers knotted the score in the third on Kevin Muise's 40 yard ramble. Saint John mounted a long drive in the final minutes of the fourth quarter capped by Shawn MacAulay's 5 yard touchdown pass to Reese Roche.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Maroonz	0	6	0	0	6
Wanderers	0	0	6	6	12

                                   Capital Area Gladiators 21 Saint John Wanderers 0

             The Gladiators wasted no time getting on the board. Allison Brooks hit Alex Rose on a 50 yard touchdown pass early in the first quarter. Brooks rushed for the one point conversion. In the second tailback David MacDonald broke loose on a 55 yard touchdown romp. He also caught a pass from Allison Brooks for the one point conversion.
              In the fourth quarter Brooks hit Jeff Taylor with a 20 yard touchdown pass and then threw to David MacDonald for the one point conversion. The Wanderers would drive the length of the field in the game's closing minutes only to run out of time with the ball on the Gladiator 3 yard line.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	0	0	0	0	0
Gladiators	7	7	0	7	21

Capital Area Gladiators 14 Moncton Maroonz 0

The Gladiators jumped out to a 7-0 first quarter lead. A 60 yard drive set up David MacDonald's 5 yard touchdown run. Allison Brooks ran in the one point conversion.
In the fourth quarter Brooks passed to Jeff Taylor for a 25 yard touchdown. Danny Gibson ran in the one point conversion. The Maroonz mounted a long drive late in the fourth quarter only to fail on a fourth down gamble on the Gladiators 15 yard line with less than a minute to go in the game.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	7	0	0	7	14
Maroonz	0	0	0	0	0

Week 3- July 8

Saint John Wanderers 14 Moncton Maroonz 6

The Wanderers opened the scoring in the third quarter. After Stew Kincide recovered a fumble deep in Moncton's end, Phil Reid banged in from the 10 yard line. Moncton knotted the score in the fourth quarter when Don Martin scored on a 35 yard pass from Gilles Gagnon.
Saint John answered back with a long drive capped by Kevin Muise's 15 yard touchdown run. Ron Manning booted the two point conversion.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Wanderers	0	0	6	8	14
Maroonz	0	0	0	6	6

Capital Area Gladiators 25 Moncton Maroonz 0

The Gladiators jumped out to a quick 12-0 lead when quarterback Allison Brooks threw two first quarter touchdown passes, 60 yards to Alex Rose and 10 yards to Jeff Taylor.
In the third quarter Capital Area kept the ball on the ground. Kirk White rambled for a 50 yard major and David MacDonald had a 10 yard touchdown run. Allison Brooks added a one point conversion on a 5 yard run.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Maroonz	0	0	0	0	0
Gladiators	12	0	13	0	25

                                Capital Area Gladiators 6 Saint John Wanderers 2

             This game featured a battle of two very tenacious defenses. The Gladiator defensive unit stopped Saint John's long drive inside the Capital Area 5 yard line late in the first quarter when Jeff Taylor picked off a Wanderers pass.
             In the third quarter the Wanderers made a goal line stand of their own, stopping the Gladiators four times inside the 5 yard line.
             Alex Rose broke the tie late in the third quarter by returning a Saint John punt 70 yards for the game's only major score.
             The Wanderers responded by driving the length of the field only to be stopped short on a fourth and one gamble on the Gladiators three yard line. Capital Area conceded a safety in the game's dying seconds.

	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	Total
Gladiators	0	0	6	0	6
Wanderers	0	0	0	2	2

Editorial Note: 51 year old Norm Seguin came out of retirement (he last played in 1973) and took a regular turn as a Defensive Tackle for the Capital Area Gladiators in both of their games . Norm subsequently retired again after claiming that he had set a record as the oldest football player in Canadian history !

Week 2- July 2

Moncton Maroonz 1 Capital Area Gladiators 0 (Forfeit)

           Due to vacations, injuries and unexplained no shows the Gladiators were unable to field a team. Moncton was awarded a 1-0 victory.

                                      Saint John Wanderers 1 Capital Area Gladiators 0 (Forfeit)

             Due to vacations, injuries and unexplained no shows the Gladiators were unable to field a team. Saint John was awarded a 1-0 victory.

Saint John Wanderers 31 Moncton Maroonz 0

          The Wanderers opened the scoring in the first quarter when Allan Spencer recovered a Maroonz fumble in the end zone. Ron Manning was good on the two point kicked conversion. Later in the first Jon Haines rumbled 25 yards to leave Saint John up 14-0 at the end of the first quarter.
           Haines added another major in the second quarter on a 20 yard run to give the Wanderers a 20-0 halftime lead.
           Quarterback Shawn MacAulay added the final Saint John six pointer on a 30 yard scramble in the third quarter. Ron Manning booted the convert and added a 10 yard field goal to put the Wanderers up 31-0 at three quarter time.
           The Maroonz finally got their offence going in the fourth quarter, successfully moving the ball on three separate drives. They got as close as the Saint John 5 yard line on one occasion but were unable to punch the ball into the end zone.

Week 1- June 24

Saint John Wanderers 8 Capital Area Gladiators 6

           Gladiator quarterback Allison Brooks hooked up with Pat Dollimore on a 40 yard pass and run play to stake Capital Area to 6-0 halftime lead. Wanderers pivot Shawn MacAulay evened the score with a 40 yard scamper in the third quarter and Ron Manning kicked a two point conversion for the lead. The Gladiators had a touchdown called back on a holding call late in the fourth quarter.

                                        Saint John Wanderers 17 Moncton Maroonz 0

           34 year old Aiden McCormack, playing in his first ever football game reeled off a 35 yard touchdown run to pace the Wanderers to victory. Jon Haines rushed for the other six pointer on a 40 yard ramble. Ron Manning added a pair of two point kicked converts. The Saint John defence was perfect in this game, holding the Maroonz to only three first downs.

Moncton Maroonz 1 Capital Area Gladiators 0 (Forfeit)

The Maroonz were awarded a single point victory over the Gladiators when the Capital Area team was unable to field a team for the final game of the day. During a one hour delay in the Saint John-Moncton game, due to thunder and lightning, a number of Gladiators were misinformed that no more play would take place that day. Their departure left Capital Area with an insufficient number of bodies to play.