OFC - Ontario Football Conference

Created by Mike Ciona 2011 CJFL Jostens-CFL All Canadian Team Offensive Lineman Kyle Daeschel Westshore Rebels Offensive Lineman Alex McKay Winnipeg Rifles Offensive Lineman Dan Brown Hamilton Hurricanes Offensive Lineman Alec Pennel Vancouver Island Raiders Offensive Lineman Mike Main Windsor AKO Fratmen Receiver Andrew Smith Vancouver Island Raiders Receiver Alex Vitt Winnipeg Rifles Receiver Eric Letourneau Ottawa Sooners Receiver Nick Downey Langley Rams Runningback Troy Croonen Hamilton Hurricanes Runningback Jordan Botel Vancouver Island Raiders Quarterback Ryan Marsch Winnipeg Rifles Defensive Lineman Steven Doege Okanagan Sun Defensive Lineman Prince Baffoh Calgary Colts Defensive Lineman Anthony Dinguana Hamilton Hurricanes Defensive Lineman Zach Evans Regina Thunder Linebacker Arie Nakagawa Langley Rams Linebacker Stephen Derenewski Calgary Colts Linebacker John Hornby Hamilton Hurricanes Defensiveback Adam Laurensse Vancouver Island Raiders Defensiveback Alex Saretsky Calgary Colts Defensiveback Jake Nicoletti Windsor AKO Fratmen Defensiveback Richard Veenstra Windsor AKO Fratmen Defensiveback Braxton Lawrence Saskatoon Hilltops Punter Quinn Van Gylswyck Westshore Rebels Placekicker Andrew Fabian Calgary Colts Return Specialist Nick Downey Langley Rams Rookie of the Year Beau Lumley Windsor AKO Fratmen 2011 Outstanding Players of the Year & Coach of the Year Peter Dalla Riva Offensive Player of the Year Award Ryan Marsch Winnipeg Rifles Larry Wruck Defensive Player of the Year Award Steven Doege Okanagan Sun Gord Currie Coach of the Year Award Mike Lachance Windsor AKO Fratmen 2011 CJFL Executive Awards         Past Commissioners Community Service Award   Dustin Whetton Calgary Colts Stewart MacDonald Executive of the Year Award Jim MacArthur President - Twin Cities Predators Life Member Bill Butcher OFC - Referee in Chief & Secretary Ed Henick Meritorious Service Award Larry Irish President - Burlington Braves The Canadian Junior Football League Alumni are ‘Warriors from the Past Keeping the Tradition Alive’. The Mission Statement: "To be of benefit to former members of the Canadian Junior Football League and to assist in the continuance of the tradition of the League" “The Canadian Junior Football League provides the opportunity for young men aged 17 to 22 to participate in highly competitive post-high school football that is unique in Canada. The goal of the league is to foster community involvement and yield a positive environment by teaching discipline, perseverance and cooperation. The benefits of the league are strong camaraderie, national competition and life-long friends.”