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#21
Blue Bomber & CFL Discussion Forum / Re: C. Streveler
Last post by dd - April 01, 2026, 05:29:30 PMWow, our very own John Wayne is calling it a career. One of a kind, best of lucky Strevy!!
#22
Blue Bomber & CFL Discussion Forum / Re: CFL (Non-Bombers) off-seas...
Last post by Throw Long Bannatyne - April 01, 2026, 04:51:49 PMQuote from: Waffler on April 01, 2026, 03:18:46 PMHere's one I haven't heard in the CFL before, Elks have hired Rick Campbell as a coaching analyst.
What exactly is that? Maybe they mean football analyst?
Job opening at Central Michigan wants this:
Position Summary:
The Senior Football Analyst serves as a key member of the football programs staff, providing advanced strategic support to coaching staff while serving as the programs primary interface with NFL personnel. Serves as the liaison between the football program and NFL scouts, personnel departments, and league representatives. Responsible for advanced film and data analysis along with the development of offensive strategies that align with the programs competitive goals. This position optimizes program performance and professional opportunities for student-athletes while ensuring strict adherence to NCAA regulations.
https://3downnation.com/2026/03/31/edmonton-elks-hire-longtime-cfl-coach-rick-campbell/
Ti-Cats were doing this a few years ago, adding to their coaching staff without violating the coaching cap by calling them "consultants". I believe that is how they engaged Scott Milanovich originally. Guess where Hervey was working at the time?
#23
Blue Bomber & CFL Discussion Forum / 3rd Annual Blue Bombers Girls ...
Last post by ModAdmin - April 01, 2026, 03:59:13 PMThird Annual Blue Bombers Girls High School Flag Football League Season Kicks Off
WINNIPEG, MB., April 1, 2026 – The Winnipeg Football Club is proud to announce the launch of the third annual season of the High School Girls Flag Football League, presented by Bell.
Continuing to build on the success of the last two years, the league has seen significant growth again this year, adding a fourth game night, with ten additional teams. In 2026, the league will see a total of 40 teams from various high schools in and surrounding Winnipeg.
Over the course of six weeks, more than 480 athletes will compete, showcasing their skills and passion for the sport.
"The growth of this league has been tremendous heading into its third year. Good luck to all the teams competing," said Wade Miller, President and CEO of the Winnipeg Football Club. "Bell's support of this program, along with their ongoing commitment to our amateur football programs, helps us break down barriers to participation and create more opportunities for young women in the sport."
As part of its continued commitment to increasing accessibility, the Winnipeg Football Club provides all required equipment for participating teams, ensuring financial constraints are not a barrier to play.
"Bell is proud to partner with the Winnipeg Football Club to support the continued expansion of the High School Girls Flag Football League, encouraging participation and creating more inclusive pathways for young women in sport," said David Kennedy, Vice President of Brand and Sponsorship at Bell. "The league's year over year growth reflects the impact of collaboration to invest in the next generation of athletes in Manitoba and the future of the game. We wish participating teams every success as they take the field for a new season."
The league runs from April 6 to May 14, with games held every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The season will culminate in an exciting championship event and select teams will have the unique opportunity to play during halftime of the Blue Bombers' game on May 29.
New in 2026, athletes from the league are invited to participate in a Media Day at Princess Auto Stadium, in addition to the inaugural Game Changers Leadership Conference on April 9th.
For more information on the High School Girls Flag Football League, click here.
About the Winnipeg Football Club
The Winnipeg Football Club is committed to supporting grassroots football and providing opportunities for athletes of all ages. Through initiatives like the High School Girls Flag Football League, the club continues to foster the next generation of players and grow the game across Manitoba.
Media Contact:
Matt Bruneau, Manager of Amateur Football & Community Relations
E: mbruneau@bluebombers.com | Ph: 204-789-7229
Morgan Shipley, Senior Manager of Communications for Bell Canada
E: Morgan.Shipley@bellmts.ca | Ph: 204-391-2849
WINNIPEG, MB., April 1, 2026 – The Winnipeg Football Club is proud to announce the launch of the third annual season of the High School Girls Flag Football League, presented by Bell.
Continuing to build on the success of the last two years, the league has seen significant growth again this year, adding a fourth game night, with ten additional teams. In 2026, the league will see a total of 40 teams from various high schools in and surrounding Winnipeg.
Over the course of six weeks, more than 480 athletes will compete, showcasing their skills and passion for the sport.
"The growth of this league has been tremendous heading into its third year. Good luck to all the teams competing," said Wade Miller, President and CEO of the Winnipeg Football Club. "Bell's support of this program, along with their ongoing commitment to our amateur football programs, helps us break down barriers to participation and create more opportunities for young women in the sport."
As part of its continued commitment to increasing accessibility, the Winnipeg Football Club provides all required equipment for participating teams, ensuring financial constraints are not a barrier to play.
"Bell is proud to partner with the Winnipeg Football Club to support the continued expansion of the High School Girls Flag Football League, encouraging participation and creating more inclusive pathways for young women in sport," said David Kennedy, Vice President of Brand and Sponsorship at Bell. "The league's year over year growth reflects the impact of collaboration to invest in the next generation of athletes in Manitoba and the future of the game. We wish participating teams every success as they take the field for a new season."
The league runs from April 6 to May 14, with games held every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday. The season will culminate in an exciting championship event and select teams will have the unique opportunity to play during halftime of the Blue Bombers' game on May 29.
New in 2026, athletes from the league are invited to participate in a Media Day at Princess Auto Stadium, in addition to the inaugural Game Changers Leadership Conference on April 9th.
For more information on the High School Girls Flag Football League, click here.
About the Winnipeg Football Club
The Winnipeg Football Club is committed to supporting grassroots football and providing opportunities for athletes of all ages. Through initiatives like the High School Girls Flag Football League, the club continues to foster the next generation of players and grow the game across Manitoba.
Media Contact:
Matt Bruneau, Manager of Amateur Football & Community Relations
E: mbruneau@bluebombers.com | Ph: 204-789-7229
Morgan Shipley, Senior Manager of Communications for Bell Canada
E: Morgan.Shipley@bellmts.ca | Ph: 204-391-2849
#24
Offside Forum / Re: Blue Jays 2026
Last post by Pigskin - April 01, 2026, 03:37:06 PMPonce out with a ACL sprain. He will be out for awhile.
#25
Blue Bomber & CFL Discussion Forum / Re: CFL (Non-Bombers) off-seas...
Last post by Waffler - April 01, 2026, 03:18:46 PMHere's one I haven't heard in the CFL before, Elks have hired Rick Campbell as a coaching analyst.
What exactly is that? Maybe they mean football analyst?
Job opening at Central Michigan wants this:
Position Summary:
The Senior Football Analyst serves as a key member of the football programs staff, providing advanced strategic support to coaching staff while serving as the programs primary interface with NFL personnel. Serves as the liaison between the football program and NFL scouts, personnel departments, and league representatives. Responsible for advanced film and data analysis along with the development of offensive strategies that align with the programs competitive goals. This position optimizes program performance and professional opportunities for student-athletes while ensuring strict adherence to NCAA regulations.
https://3downnation.com/2026/03/31/edmonton-elks-hire-longtime-cfl-coach-rick-campbell/
What exactly is that? Maybe they mean football analyst?
Job opening at Central Michigan wants this:
Position Summary:
The Senior Football Analyst serves as a key member of the football programs staff, providing advanced strategic support to coaching staff while serving as the programs primary interface with NFL personnel. Serves as the liaison between the football program and NFL scouts, personnel departments, and league representatives. Responsible for advanced film and data analysis along with the development of offensive strategies that align with the programs competitive goals. This position optimizes program performance and professional opportunities for student-athletes while ensuring strict adherence to NCAA regulations.
https://3downnation.com/2026/03/31/edmonton-elks-hire-longtime-cfl-coach-rick-campbell/
#26
Offside Forum / Re: Blue Jays 2026
Last post by JockitchwithRich - April 01, 2026, 02:28:44 PMMax was really on top of his game
#27
Offside Forum / Re: Winnipeg Jets Discussion -...
Last post by Pigskin - April 01, 2026, 03:43:21 AMNice to see the 4th line get one. PK in the 3rd. period saved our bacon. Decent road win, but giving up a 2 goal lead in the third was concerning.
#28
Offside Forum / Re: Blue Jays 2026
Last post by Pigskin - April 01, 2026, 03:41:37 AMBlue Jays with a nice bounce back win. Much better pitching tonight, and a lot of players chipping with the bats.
#29
Offside Forum / Re: Winnipeg Jets Discussion -...
Last post by JockitchwithRich - April 01, 2026, 03:14:21 AMTake the win and hop on that plane
Gotta keep getting finish. Making the playoffs just might
be a happening for this bunch.
Gotta keep getting finish. Making the playoffs just might
be a happening for this bunch.
#30
Offside Forum / Re: NHL Discussion (Other than...
Last post by ModAdmin - March 31, 2026, 08:44:38 PMI'm most interested in what happens to the Canucks - a pretty sorry excuse for a professional hockey team right now.
- questionable management
- ditto ownership
- ditto coaching
- high-paying contracts
- last place in the league
- 11.6 Million cap hit on a player (Petterson) who scored 15 goals
Rumours Petterson will possibly be traded to the Hurricanes however the Canucks need to do something major to stop the bleeding. Lack luster play and questions top to bottom indicate major changes should be coming.
- questionable management
- ditto ownership
- ditto coaching
- high-paying contracts
- last place in the league
- 11.6 Million cap hit on a player (Petterson) who scored 15 goals
Rumours Petterson will possibly be traded to the Hurricanes however the Canucks need to do something major to stop the bleeding. Lack luster play and questions top to bottom indicate major changes should be coming.