2010 Tigers
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North Surrey Tigers – 29 Cowichan Bulldogs – 21
Sunday, November 21, 2010
The weather was ice-cold, but the football was red-hot. The Tigers hosted the Cowichan Bulldogs in a nail-biter semi-final match-up. The Tigers took a commanding 29-7 lead by half-time. Andy Sandhu had a tremendous first half, snagging two precision passes from Devoun Hallums for touchdowns, and wreaking havoc defensively. Devoun Hallums and Emmanuel Agbozo rounded out the touchdown scoring in the first half. Terrance Jones deserves special mention for a spectacular catch during the Tigers’ march to the endzone.
Brock Norton and Darren da Silva played a great first half defensively. While Cowichan mounted a spirited come-back in the second half, the North Surrey defence was up for the challenge, with Jamel Lyles, Evan Cairns and Mitchell Kolodychuk taking no prisoners. A North Surrey O-line push for the first down had the crowd cheering at its strength and distance.
The Tigers are now heading to the VMFL finals in Richmond on Sunday, November 28th – GO TIGERS!!!
North Surrey Tigers – 40 Cloverdale Leopards – 7
Sunday, November 14, 2010
The Tigers came out slow during their first playoff game, but roared to life in the second half. Jamel Lyles scored the first 2 Tigers’ touchdowns, one coming from a fumble and the other right from kick-off. Emmanuelle Agbozo had a great game, both offensively and defensively, scoring the Tigers’ 3rd touchdown after an exciting march to the endzone. Jonaus Levac scored a touchdown with a great run right from kick-off, and had 25-yard field goal. Andy Sandhu finished up the Tigers’ scoring with a touchdown at the end of the game.
The Tigers’ defence had another great day, with Brock Norton making a spectacular interception, and Geordelan Gamez, Tristan Milana and Jalen Cruz playing strong games. The Tigers now move on to the semi-finals – GO TIGERS!!
Sunday, November 7, 2010
North Surrey Tigers – 7 South Delta Rams – 0
In an emotion-filled 10th game, the Tigers maintained their perfect record with a win against the South Delta Rams. Jamel Lyles scored the only touchdown of the game, and racked up a lot of yards running. The offensive line blocked well throughout the entire game. It was a back and forth affair, with the Tigers stopping a South Delta drive 3 yards from the endzone.
The defense came up big today, with Chan Upmanu, Brock Norton and Mitchell Kolodychuk playing especially strong. Special mention goes to Andy Sandhu who intercepted a Rams pass at game’s end to serve notice that the Tigers are unstoppable! With the win, the Tigers placed 1st in their division, and are now headed for the playoffs!
Go Tigers!!!
Sunday, October 31, 2010
North Surrey Tigers 42 - Victoria Spartans 10
After an 11-day break, the Tigers played their ninth game of the season at Bear Creek Park against the Victoria Spartans. The Tigers opened the scoring with what should go down in the North Surrey record books as one of the strangest touchdowns ever scored – an end-zone recovery, where fumbles ruled, and Devoun Hallums ended up the victor.
In fact, Devoun had a tremendous day, scoring a total of 5 touchdowns. Jamel Lyles added a touchdown, with an exciting 60 yard run. Emmanual Agbozo had a particularly good game, as did Darren da Silva, Brock Norton and Rashon Loobie.
The Tigers’ next game is in Tsawwassen against the South Delta Rams.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
North Surrey Tigers: 49 - Westside Warriors: 0
The Tigers played their eighth game of the season under lights at Bear Creek Park. Isaiah Lal set the tone for the evening by scoring a touchdown right from the first kick-off . He added a second touchdown later in the game. Jonaus Levac, Emmanuel Agboza, Devoun Halloums and Jamel Lyles each contributed to the touchdown count. Colton Cave had his first touchdown of the season.
The Tigers’ defensive unit was firing on all cylinders, with Mitchell Kolodychuk, Karnvir Dhaliwal and Tristan Malana being especially sharp. Special mention to Jalen Cruz for his "never say die" attitude in getting a fumble recovery.
The Tigers have a bye this weekend – their next game will be on Halloween Sunday, at Bear Creek Park hosting the Victoria Spartans.
Sunday, October 17, 2010
North Surrey Tigers: 38 White Rock Titans: 14
The Tigers continued their exciting 2010 season with a match-up against the White Rock Titans. Today’s game showed more than any other that the Tigers have the heart and depth required of a great football team. The offensive line was strong, opening the holes. Touchdowns were earned the hard way, knocking back the yards, drive after drive. Jonaus Levac ran the ball with guts and determination. Touchdowns were scored by Jamel Lyles (3), Devoun Hallums (1) and Anikate Sandhu (1).
Buddy Wood had a good game defensively, recovering a fumble. Other defensive stand-outs were Darren da Silva and Brock Norton, but it should be said the entire defensive unit played a great game.
The Tigers next game is on Wednesday October 20th, at home under the lights, hosting the Westside Warriors.
Sunday, October 10, 2010
North Surrey Tigers 59 v. North Delta Longhorns 7
Playing their sixth game of the season, the Tigers matched up against the North Delta Longhorns at Bear Creek Park. The Tigers delivered an exciting game, with all players showing great intensity. As the score indicates, the Tigers’ offence and defence were both on fire, with crisp passes, outstanding runs, solid blocking, determined tackling and more. Isaiah Lal and Devoun Hallums established the Tigers’ touchdown dominance with 3 touchdowns each. Jonaus Levac added a touchdown and Daniel Horvath scored his first touchdown of the season.
Jamel Lyles had 2 interceptions. Karnvir Dhaliwal had a great first half defensively. Brock Norton and Darren da Silva were especially focused and were part of the effort to keep North Delta from scoring during the second half.
The Tigers’ next game is at home on October 17th, hosting the White Rock / South Surrey Titans.
Sunday October 3, 2010
N.S. Tigers v. Cowichan Bulldogs
Final Score: North Surrey Tigers: 35 Cowichan Bulldogs: 0
The Tigers played their fifth game of the season at Bear Creek Park against the Cowichan Bulldogs. In their toughest game so far, the Tigers rose to the challenge, setting the tone on their first play with Jamel Lyles scoring a touchdown right from the kick-off. Jamel had a great day, adding two more touchdowns, including a spectacular catch in the endzone and picking off a fumble and running it in. Jonaus Levac had another great game, scoring a touchdown, as did Isaiah Lal. The offensive line delivered great blocking.
Defensively, it might be best to just name the entire defence as standouts. Of special note, Mitchell Kolodychuk was all over Cowichan in the 1st half. Other noteworthy defensive standouts included Buddy Wood, Michael Ubaniak and Chan Upmanu.
The Tigers’ next game is at home on October 10th, hosting the North Delta Longhorns.
September 25, 2010
N.S. Tigers v. Burnaby Lions
Final Score: North Surrey Tigers: 34 Burnaby Lions: 0
The Tigers played their fourth game of the season under the lights against the Burnaby Lions. Despite heavy rainfall, the Tigers managed to score 5 touchdowns by the end of the first half. Anikate Sandhu had a nice run to score the evening’s first touchdown. Isaiah Lal was unstoppable with 4 touchdowns for the evening. Rashon Loobie had a quarterback sack, and Jonaus Levac picked off a Burnaby pass. Q.B. Devoun Hallums threw a huge pass to Terrance Jones, who made a terrific catch, which led to the last T.D. of the half.
The defence had a great game, with Geordelan Gamez, Jalen Cruz and Emmanuel Agbozo having a particularly good game. The Tigers’ next game is at home, hosting the Cowichan Bulldogs in what should be a hard-hitting match-up.
September 22, 2010
N.S. Tigers vs Vancouver Trojans, Bear Creek Park
Final Score: North Surrey: 27 – Vancouver: 0
The N.S. Tigers third game of the season was under the lights on home turf against the Vancouver Trojans. The Tigers got on the scoreboard early with a nice march to the endzone. Isaiah Lal, Devoun Hallums and Terrance Jones scored touchdowns for the Tigers. Jonaus Levac was a standout in this game, kicking 2 field goals, intercepting a Trojans' pass and running in a convert.
Defensively, Darren Dasilva was everywhere, with solid backing provided by Buddy Wood and Mohamed Jebouri, among others. Unfortunately, the game was called shortly after the start of the 2nd half, due to injuries suffered by the Trojans [who came to Bear Creek Park with a small roster of players]. The Tigers' next game is another night game, this time against the Burnaby Lions at the Burnaby Lake Sports Complex.
September 12th
N.S. Tigers @ Richmond Raiders
Final Score: North Surrey: 37 --- Richmond: 0
The Tigers were in Richmond for their second game of the season, and the rainy weather did nothing to dampen the Tigers' offence, as Jamal Lyles scored the Tigers' first touchdown on a great throw from Q.B. Devoun Hallums. Devoun got the Tigers' second touchdown with a 1-yard walk into the endzone. Isaiah Lal had 3 touchdowns during the game, including a spectacular 56-yard run. Jonaus Levac turned a bad kick attempt into a convert with a great run into the endzone. The Tigers' offensive line did a good job of opening up the holes during this game. Defensively, Nick Tujfli had another great game, as did Emmanuel Agbozo, Darren Dasilva and Brock Norton.
The Tigers next play on Wednesday September 22nd, under the lights at Bear Creek Park.
Stats:
Touchdowns:
Isaiah Lal: 3
Devoun Hallums: 1
Jamal Lyles: 1
September 5th
N.S. Tigers @ Cloverdale Leopards
Final Score: North Surrey: 44 --- Cloverdale: 0
In their season opener, the Tigers scored first and never looked back. The first touchdown of the day was a spectacular run by Isaiah Lal. Isaiah ran in 3 more touchdowns before the game was over. Jonaus Levac intercepted a Leopards' pass and ran for a touchdown, and Emmanuel Agbozo rounded out the touchdowns with an endzone run. Half-time saw the Tigers up by 4 touchdowns and a safety. Nick Tujfli, Rashon Loobie and Tristan Malana were among the defensive stand-outs in a game that included several interceptions and fumble recoveries.
Stats:
Touchdowns:
Isaiah Lal: 4
Jonaus Levac: 1
Emmanuel Agbozo: 1
Safety: 1
Photos
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Tigers - VMFL Semi FinalNov. 21, 2010, Cowichan Bulldogs |
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TigersOct. 10, 2010, North Delta Longhorns |
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TigersOct. 3, 2010, Cowichan |
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TigersSept 25, 2010, Burnaby Lions |
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TigersSept 22, 2010, Vancouver Trojans |
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TigersSept 12, 2010, Richmond |
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TigersSeptember 5, 2010, Cloverdale |
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TigersBronze Boot, 2010, Bear Creek |
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TigersMiscellaneous, 2010 |
Coaches
| Head Coach | Tom Easley |
| Off. Coordinator | Ken Abrahamson |
| Asst. Coach | Ben Akers |
| Asst. Coach | Alex Charles |
| Asst. Coach | Jordan Easley |
| Asst. Coach | Frank Easley |
| Asst. Coach | Wayne Vanbuskirk |
| Asst. Coach | Dave Nelson |
| Asst. Coach | Shawn Hallums |
| Trainer | Joe Ott |
| Trainer | Jody Bougher |
| Manager | Rhonda Ott |
Roster
| 5 | Terrance | Jones |
| 7 | Isaiah | Lal |
| 9 | Jonaus | Levac |
| 12 | Anikate | Sandhu |
| 14 | Devoun | Hallums |
| 16 | Colton | Cave |
| 20 | Jamel | Lyles |
| 28 | Rashon | Loobie |
| 30 | Isaah | Brown |
| 32 | Calvin | Leung |
| 33 | Geordelan | Gamez |
| 34 | Emmanuel | Agbozo |
| 37 | Brock | Norton |
| 39 | Tristan | Malana |
| 40 | Michal | Ubaniak |
| 42 | Mitchell | Kolodychuck |
| 43 | Karnvir | Dhaliwal |
| 44 | Darren | Dasilva |
| 52 | Buddy | Wood |
| 53 | James | Cruz |
| 54 | Nick | Tujfli |
| 55 | Alaine | Magante |
| 56 | Jesse | Chrysler |
| 58 | Inderpreet | Sahota |
| 60 | Evan | Cairns |
| 61 | Amitosh | Thind |
| 62 | Jalen | Cruz |
| 63 | Nolan | Ott |
| 64 | Colton | Doyle |
| 65 | Chris | Polant |
| 67 | Mohamed | Jebouri |
| 72 | Chan | Upminu |
| 76 | Jamal | Warsame |
| 80 | Johnny | Sookorokoff |
| 88 | Daniel | Horvath |
| 99 | Saber | Yusuf |
