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Week 10: North Surrey Hawks 32 at Vancouver Trojans 0

Week 9: North Surrey Hawks 16 vs Royal City Hyacks 0

With many of the junior players starting the offense ran like it didn't skip a beat. Mitch W. scampered for a 50 yard touchdown to get the Hawks on the board. Later Anthony O. dove in for a 2 yard touchdown to add the other major. Liam F. added a two point convert to top the offensive production.

The defense was outstanding and shut down the visiting Hyacks. Deep in their own end the Hyacks were forced into a safety to bring the Hawk total to 16-0 on the day. Great performances on the day by Jame L, Liam F. and Colton C. each of which recovered a fumble. Jordan B. lead the special teams with a onside kick recovery.

Week 8: North Surrey Hawks 0 at Cloverdale Lynx 28

Week 7: North Surrey Hawks 8 at Richmond Raiders 0

In another rainy and cold day the Hawks battled in a defense game to squeek out a win thanks to Jamel L. running 55 yards on the only score of the day. Liam F. kicked the convert to cap the Hawks scoring at 8.

Jordan B led the defence with 11 tackles and a fumble recovery in helping the Hawks shut out the Raiders. Another stong performance came from Rahson L. who made five tackles and picked off one Raider pass.

Week 6: North Surrey Hawks 16 at Langley Cowboys 22

The Hawks went to Langley this weekend to face the 4-1 Cowboys who sit atop the Peewee division. The defense got their first look at a wing-t offense and Langley took advantage of the scoring first and taking the lead.

The Hawks made a great effort to come back by scoring two majors, one by Jamel L. and the other by Liam F. with Liam adding two converts to give the Hawks their 16 points. As well a fourth quarter Hawk touchdown was called by due to a hold and Surrey was never able to duplicate the run.

On defense Jordan B. and Mitch W. led the way with fumble recoveries and five tackles each. Other strong performances were by Rahshon L, Liam F, William R, and Dalton D.

Week 5: North Surrey Hawks 14 vs South Delta Rams 36

The offense for the Hawks performed well on Sunday with both Jamel L. and Liam F. leading the way with both running in 75 yard touchdowns. Liam also completed one of the converts to cap the Hawks offense. Colton C. was another standout on offense with one of his best performances of the year.

Despite the yardage gained by the Hawks the defense struggled to stop the Ram offense as they scored several majors to win the game. Some of the bright spots on defense were Austin R. who recovered the lone fumble on the day. Other good efforts were put forth by Johnny S, Jordan B, Jamel L, Rahshon L, Mitch W, and Jared N.

Week 4: North Surrey Hawks 6 vs Coquitlam Wolverines 0

Back at home for the following week the Hawks were hoping for a win to break out in the standings of the Peewee division. In a close and tough battle the Hawks managed to score the only major on the day and defeat the Wolverines 6-0. Jamel L. was the Hawk that managed the only score while also contributing on defense with a sack.

Liam F. is also credited with contributing to the offensive production by running for over 50 yards and on defense knotching three tackles. Other tacklers on the day include Freemn B. leading the team with seven, Mitch W, Kidstar C, and Arand S adding to the totals.

Moving up to 3-1 on the season the Hawks now host the South Delta Rams with the same record in a game that will determine who wants to move to the top of the pack.

Week 3: North Surrey Hawks 14 at Coquitlam Wildcats 22

The Hawks crossed the river in week three to battle the winless Wildcats in game where the Hawks looked to continue their undefeated streak. Jamel L had a huge day running the ball with a 57 yard dash for one of the Hawk majors and racked up over 150 total yards on the day. Helping out Jamel was Liam F with an 8 yard run for the other touchdown. Emika O made one of the two converts to cap off the Hawks scoring.

On defense the Hawks did everything they could to keep the Wildcats at bay including Azeem A recovering a Wildcat fumble and Jamel L along with Liam F both picking off passes by the Wildcats. Leading the defense with seven tackles and an outstanding performance on the day was Rahshon L.

The Hawks lost the game in the end despite a strong performance on both sides of the ball and drop to 2-1 on the season.

Week 2: North Surrey Hawks 12 vs Cloverdale Bobcats 2

After week one's exploding offensive perfomance the Hawks turned down the red hot running game a notch. Jael L. scored both majors on the day to give the Hawks all of their points that day.

Continuing with a strong defensive game it was Jamel, Jordan B. , Freeman B and Emeka O. each with five tackles on the day that kept the Bobcats from seeing the endzone. As well Emeka O. had a quarterback sack along with Avery's fumble reconver that helped cap off the win for the Hawks.

Week 1: North Surrey Hawks 32 at Coquitlam Cougars 0

The Hawks opened their 2007 season on the road in Coquitlam, a place that usually results in some tough, competitive football games. This weekend however was the exception as the Hawks tore up the field and dominated the game from kickoff to the final whistle. In the end the Hawks crushed the Cougars 32-0

Pre-Season Bronze Boot:

The Bronze Boot exhibition games showed the staff that the Hawks have a lot of potential. Here the Hawks started off slow when the offense couldn't finish off any drives and failed to score in the game. On the other side of the ball the defense pounded the Coquitlam team and as a result the ended in a tie of 0-0.

Things really improved in game two when the Hawk offense shuffled down the field for two majors while the defense shut out the West side Warrior offense and gave the home team a 13-0 victory..

Last on the day was the Cardinals the annual Bronze Boot rivalvery. With both teams striking once it was the Cardinals that were successful with the convert. The Hawks having last possesion of the game moved down the field but were stuffed at the last second and didn't get the score resulting in a 8-6 victory for the Cardinals.