Waterloo Warriors

Ontario Tech beat UNBC by 35, I think.

And Mount Royal edge Waterloo by 3, which is an Interesting, interesting result.

UFV beat LACAT by 20 almost.

Regina responded all day last, last week with 31 points win over a very, I have to say it's very bad lead bridge.

These are two slugfests that we're leading the week with.

And we got a third big boy here, Connor, as the Laurier Golden Hawks are going up the street to take on the Waterloo Warriors, Connor.

This has upset alert written all over it.

If you're the Waterloo Warriors at home, veteran quarterback, laureate that's kind of reeling but maybe finding themselves after the win last week, this one could be a spot where Waterloo makes a statement and says,

we're not gone just yet.

Yeah, Wade, and just like we were talking about with the Panda Games, these are the types of games, these Battle of Waterloo, and we've seen this in the past, these are the types of games that anything could happen type football games.

Connor, let's move on though.

We got a really exciting game in Guelph against the Waterloo Warriors where Tristan Abood, second week in a row, Looks

really comfortable.

Stop.

But let's talk about another team that, you know, maybe not off to the start that they necessarily wanted, but could find themselves in the mix late in the season here.

And that is the Windsor Lanters, who picked up a 44-18 win over the Waterloo Warriors, who started this game off with a pick six win.

A long pick six.

All of a sudden, we're going, oh, oh.

And that's the stuff that you're going to emphasize to your guys about bringing forward into this Toronto game.

So minimal busts in coverage, some misfits that they're going to probably want to... keep cleaned up and that's going to be what they look for in this so uh toronto going to be in tough western looking to continue their main focus and and we'll move on now to the defending yates cup champions the queen's golden gales who we saw last week lay a thumping at the hands of alex freaking on the waterloo warriors they're now going up to carlton who just got punched in the mouth by the guelph griffins and uh what do you kind of think about this one

I think that, you know, Carlton coming off a tough game is set up for, unfortunately, another tough game here.

They're running a gauntlet a little bit to start the season.

Yeah, absolutely, Wade.

Let's move on to the final game of the weekend here.

The Windsor Lancers going to the KW region to take on the Waterloo Warriors at home.

Talking about tough football teams, gritty football teams.

This is Jesse Bell with your CFRC Power Plays Sports Report, and today we're going to offer you a preview of the upcoming Queens, Golden Gales, and Carlton Ravens football game, scheduled to kick off at 1 p.m. on Saturday, September 19th.

As covered on the September 14th edition of Today in YGK, the Queens Gales enter this contest after a thrilling 49-22 home victory against the Waterloo Warriors.

The Gales dominated the game offensively thanks to an explosive passing attack led by fifth-year veteran quarterback Alex Vraken, who threw for a career-high 424 yards alongside three touchdowns.

Raken's top target was number 13, Logan Walton.

So we got one more game to look at.

Queens hosting the Waterloo Warriors.

Connor, big time story is Nick Orr coming back.

Obviously, last year when he had his severe neck injury, it was against the Queens.