Game Day Football Notes: University of Manitoba Bisons (2-4) vs. University of Alberta Golden Bears (1-5)
Saturday, October 22, 2016

The Manitoba Bisons look for their third football win of the 2016 campaign when they travel to play the Alberta Golden Bears at Foote Field. Kickoff will be at 2 p.m. CT on Saturday, October 22. The game is available to watch on live webcast (canadawest.org – fee required).

Bisons game result recap: To start the 2016 season, the Bisons were ranked fifth in the first CIS poll and hosted then #7 Calgary in week one and lost 23-14 on Thurs., Sept. 1. Then, Manitoba, ranked eighth at the time, went on the road for the first time this season and lost a heartbreaking 41-38 road loss to the Regina Rams on Thurs., Sept. 8. In week three, the Herd returned home and won 42-12 over Alberta on Fri., Sept. 16. In week four, Manitoba defeated then #8 Saskatchewan Huskies by a score of 38-17 at home during their annual Homecoming Game on Sat., Sept. 24. Then in week five, the Bisons lost a heartbreaker as they went on the road and lost 53-50 in 4 OT sessions on Fri., Sept. 30 prior to the conference bye. In week six, the Bisons went back on the road and lost to then #5 Calgary Dinos by a 63-6 result on Oct. 14 – the third worst margin of defeat in program's history.

Manitoba will now play their third consecutive game on the road and fourth overall away in the seventh week of conference play. The Herd will not play at home from September 25 until October 29 – 35 days.

In the conference standings with two games left for the Herd, Manitoba is in fifth spot with four teams making the playoffs and this game is crucial to make a push for the post-season. Calgary has clinched a playoff berth with a 5-1 record while Regina in second and also clinched a playoff spot with a 5-2. Saskatchewan is in third with 3-3 record while UBC sitting in fourth with a 3-4 record. Alberta is in sixth place with a 1-5 mark.

This is the second meeting between the two teams in the conference regular season in 2016. Manitoba won 42-12 in week three on Sept. 16 at home.

Over Brian Dobie's tenure with Manitoba (21 years), the Bisons have a 15-13-1 overall record against the Bears and 6-7-1 on the road during the conference regular season. Last season, Manitoba played the Bears twice and defeated them both times as Manitoba won 29-7 over Alberta at home (Oct. 23/15) and Bisons won 42-32 on the road (Sept. 25/15).

Alberta won their first game this 2016 season when they won 19-18 over Regina on Oct. 15 in week 5 after starting with five consecutive losses.

Last season, Manitoba was successful on the road as the Herd went 3-1 away from Winnipeg while going 2-2 at home.

In 2016 conference regular season team stats after week six, Manitoba is second in offence with 31.3 points average per game while Alberta is sixth at 14.5 points per game. In offence yards per game, the Bisons are third with 478.8 while the Bears are sixth at 378.7. On defence, Manitoba is fifth with 34.8 points allowed per game while Alberta is sixth at 40.0 pts./game. In yards allowed, Manitoba is fifth (505.3) and the Bears are last in sixth (513.2).

Individually for the Bisons in conference stats, third year QB Theo Deezar is third in passing yards (2,035); tied for third in percentage (63.2%), third in TD passes (15) and third in completions (148). Fourth year Alex Christie is eighth in rushing yards with 301 on 55 carries. First year Bison (third year eligibility) Shai Ross is sixth with 439 receiving yards while rookie Riley Harrison is eighth with 423 receiving yards and second year Jesse Walker is ninth with 398 receiving yards.

In all-purpose yards, Ross is fifth in Canada West with 793 while Christie is 11th with 545 overall yards and Walker in 14th spot with 515. Harrison is 19th with 427.

In addition, Ross is second in kickoff return yards with 304 and Christie in seventh with 170. Third year Jayden McKoy is third in conference punt return yards with 169.

On special teams, second year Matt Riley is third in punting average at 38.4 and first with 14 kicks inside 20 yard line. First year Bison (third year eligibility) Brad Mikoluff is 9/11 in FGs (third in conference at 82%) and 7/7 on extra points after his first start against Sask.
Third year placekicker Ryan Jones is tied for fourth in FGs made with five, tied for seventh in field goal percentage at 50% (5/10) plus 8/8 on extra points.

Mikoluff is eighth in Canada West scoring with 34 points while Jones is tied for 11th in Canada West scoring with 26 points. Ross is also tied for 11th with 26 points while Harrison is T-16th overall with 18 points each.

On defence in conference stats, fourth year linebacker DJ Lalama is first with 56.5 total tackles while fifth year linebacker Bami Adewale is ninth with 35 total tackles. Third year Bison (fifth year eligibility) Evan Foster is T-16th with 27 total tackles while second year defensive back Tristen O'Meara is T-19th with 26 total tackles.

Third year Bison (fifth year eligibility) Evan Foster is tied for first in sacks with four and second in Canada West with seven tackles for losses. First year Bison (second year eligibility) Quinton Bowles is tied for fifth with two sacks. Second year linebacker Houston Rennie is eighth with 4 TFL and Bowles is tied for 13th with three TFL. O'Meara leads in the conference with seven break-ups while Lalama is tied for second with five break-ups plus McKoy is tied for fifth spot with four break-ups. Second year defensive lineman Sonu Kainth is tied for 11th with three break-ups

Lalama is first in Canada West with three forced fumbles while rookie linebacker Caleb Abraham, McKoy and third year linebacker Donovan Gregoire are tied for sixth with one forced fumble. Adewale is tied for first with two fumble recoveries while O'Meara, Rennie, Gregoire have one FR.
 
In the 2015 season, Manitoba went 5-3 in the regular season (third in Canada West) and lost on the road in the conference semi-final to eventual CIS champion UBC Thunderbirds while Alberta went 2-6 and finished fifth and out of the playoffs.

In six games so far this 2016 season, Manitoba best quarter for scoring is the fourth with 59 points. Next are the second quarter (57), third quarter (34) and then first quarter (18). In addition, Manitoba scored 20 points in overtime plus has been shutout twice in the first quarter.

Manitoba has been behind in four of the six regular season games at halftime (only two games: leading vs. Alberta on Sept. 16; leading over UBC on Sept. 30).


BISON LINEUP INFO.
The Bisons lost five starters from game one as first year defensive back Marcel Arruda-Welch, fourth year offensive lineman Tom Clarkson, fourth year center Jordan Medal, third year wide receiver Stephen Ugbah and fourth year slotback Derek Yachison along with back-up fourth year receiver Kyle Patchell.

New starters for game two were: fourth year defensive back Akeeno Williams, fourth year center Anthony Daley, second year offensive lineman Reid McMorris, third year eligibility (first year Bison) Shai Ross and rookie Riley Harrison.

In game three, the only change at starters was fourth year Tanner Hamade at one of the two cornerback positions.

In game four, Patchell returns and replaces an injured Anthony Dyck at one of the wide receive positions. Medal returns to his starting center position while first year Bison (four year eligibility) Anthony Daley shifts to the left guard position. In addition, Bison rookie (third year eligibility) Brad Mikuloff will be the new place kicker. At free safety, third year Jayden McKoy moves from halfback to free safety to replace injured Tyler Fong and third year Eric Plett makes his first start of the 2016 season at the halfback position.

In game five, second year slotback Jesse Walker is not available and the receiving positions now have Bison rookie Marquise Thompson makes his first CIS start at one of the wide receiving positions. In addition, rookie Caleb Abraham will be the long snapper in replace of Zach Esau. Plus, center Jordan Medal is out and Anthony Daley shifts from starting left guard to center while second year Reid McMorris starts at left guard position.

Heading into game six, Jesse Walker returns to his starting position as does long snapper Zach Esau and center Jordan Medal. Bison rookie Evinn Lyons-Keely makes his first CIS start at one of the two halfback positions. Third year Eric Plett moves from halfback to cornerback position to start. Third year wideout Stephen Ugbah is back as starter at one of the wide receiver positions. Second year Bison (fifth year eligibility) Cam Fox makes his first start of 2016 at the running back position. At the offensive line positions, second year Zack Williams moves from right to left tackle. First year Bison (fourth year eligibility) Anthony Daley moves from center to right guard start while fourth year Geoff Gray shifts from right guard to right tackle. Second year Reid McMorris is the lone OL to stay in the same position from game five at left guard.

Heading into game seven there are several changes with starters. Fourth year running back Alex Christie returns as starter, first year Bison (third year eligibility) Shai Ross returns as starter at wide receiver position and second year offensive lineman Myles Rose-Standish is back as a starter at left tackle. Second year defensive lineman Sonu Kainth will make first start this season at defensive tackle. Fourth defensive back Akeeno Williams is a starter now at one of the two cornerback positions while second year DB Tristen O'Meara is starting at one of the halfback positions. First year linebacker Caleb Abraham will be the long snapper.

Into week seven, there are nine starters (two on offence; six on defence; one on special teams) scheduled to play the seventh week at the same position throughout the 2016 campaign so far. On offence: QB Theo Deezar, SB Trysten Dyce. On defence: HB Cam Teschuk, WILL LB DJ Lalama, MLB Bami Adewale, DE Evan Foster, NT Braiden Watson and DE Derek Dufault plus punter Matt Riley.

In addition, Jayden McKoy started at halfback for first three games and at safety position for the last four games. On offensive line, Geoff Gray played six games at right guard and game six was at right tackle while Zack Williams played six games at right tackle and game six was at left tackle,

The lone rookie starter in game one was cornerback Marcel Arruda-Welch. Rookie wide receiver Riley Harrison saw his first CIS start in week two and has started the rest of the weeks so far. New Bison rookies starters in week five were receiver Marquise Thompson and long snapper Caleb Abraham. In week six, Bison rookie Evinn Lyons-Keely made his CIS debut as a starter at the halfback position.

First year defensive back Jonathan Bennett makes his first appearance on the Bison lineup at the halfback position.

BISON FOOTBALL NEWS
The Canadian Football League Scouting Bureau on Thurs., Sept. 16, 2016) published its first edition of the Top 20 ranked prospects eligible for the 2017 CFL Draft. On the list, University of Manitoba's Geoff Gray is ranked number 11 (seventh ranked CIS football player and third offensive lineman).

In the first week of the 2016 Canada West football regular season, Manitoba Bisons fourth year linebacker DJ Lalama was selected Canada West Defence Football Athlete of the Week for the week ending September 4/16. Lalama set a new Bison record for most tackles in a single Canada West conference regular season game despite the #5 Manitoba Bisons losing 23-14 to #7 Calgary in Winnipeg on Thursday, September 1. Lalama, 23, registered a whopping 14 total tackles (11 solo) with 1.5 tackles for five yard losses and added one forced fumble and one break-up in the conference season opener game. Lalama broke the Bison single game record for most tackles in a game with 14 total (Teague Sherman; Oct. 20, '12 vs. UBC with 13.0).

Bison third year quarterback Theo Deezar was selected as CIS and Canada West Offence Football Athlete of the Week for the period ending on September 18, 2016. This is the first time a Manitoba Bisons football player has earned CIS player of the week honours in 2016. He was also named conference player of the week. Deezar went a sparkling 21-27 (78%) for 345 passing yards and four passing TDs – tied for fifth most in Bison history in a single game – in just over three quarters of play during the 42-12 home win over Alberta on Fri., Sept. 16. In addition, Deezar added 21 rushing yards on three carries and scoring one rush touchdown.

Bison first year kick returner/receiver Shai Ross was named Canada West Special Teams Football Athlete of the Week for the week ending September 18/16. Ross was instrumental in setting up the home side with good field position as he had three kickoff returns for 94 yards (for a 31.3 yards average) and the longest was 45.

In the fourth week of the 2016 Canada West football regular season, Manitoba Bisons first year place kicker (third year eligibility) Brad Mikoluff was selected CIS and Canada West Special Teams Football Athlete of the Week for the week ending September 25/16. Mikoluff made his CIS starting debut and was perfect on field goals and extra points. He went 3/3 on field goals and hit a 36, 30 and 12 yarder while also 3/3 on extra points. He accounted for 12 total points in the impressive 38-17 home win over #8 Saskatchewan on Saturday, September 24..

Kickoff will occur at 2 p.m. CT and the game can be seen on the web at: canadawest.tv website (fee required).

Points of Interest
Let's count this up…Bison football starters and players that have missed action due to injury in the 2016 season…
The losses began before the season started.
DB Eric Plett did not make it through training camp (missed conference regular season games: 3) and WR Devin Csincsa (missed conference regular season games: 3) was injured in the pre-season game.

After Week 1: DB Marcel Arruda-Welch (missing games as of week seven: 6), OL Tom Clarkson (missed games: 4), C Jordan Medal (missed game: 1) WR Stephen Ugbah (missed games: 3), SB Derek Yachison (missing games as of week seven: 6) and REC Kyle Patchell (missed games: 2).

After Week 2: DL Christian Turner (missing games as of week seven: 5)

After Week 3: S Tyler Fong (missing games as of week seven: 4)

After Week 4: WR Anthony Dyck (missing games as of week seven: 4)

After Week 5: SB Jesse Walker (missed games: 1), C Jordan Medal (missed game: 1), long snapper Zach Esau (missed game: 1)

After Week 6: WR Shai Ross RB (missed game: 1), Wayndel Lewis (missing games as of week seven: 2)

Week 7: DB Eric Plett (missing games as of week seven: 1), long snapper Zach Esau (missing games as of week seven: 1), DB Evinn Lyons-Keely (missing games as of week seven: 1)

Missing conference regular season games of the 16 starters/players after game seven due to injury: 50


Touchdowns:
In week one, the Bisons score one TD on a Jesse Walker a six yard reception.
In week two, the Bisons found the end zone four times (Anthony Dyck 7 yard TD reception; Alex Christie 1 yard run; Cam Fox 28 yard TD reception; Houston Rennie 19 yard fumble return TD).
In week three, the Bisons found the end zone five times (Riley Harrison with 2 TDs from 21 and 15 yard TD receptions; Shai Ross with 2 TDs from 40, 26 yard TD receptions and 1 yard run by Theo Deezar.).
In week four, the Bisons found the end zone four times (Macho Bockru with 1 yard TD reception; Shai Ross 37 yard TD reception; Marquise Thompson 5 yard TD reception; Alex Christie 5 yard TD run).
In week five, the Bisons found the end zone five times total – twice was in overtime (Shai Ross with 27 yard TD pass reception; Riley Harrison with 10 yard TD recept; Ethan Diakow with nine yard TD catch; In OT: Trysten Dyce with 14 yard TD grab and Marquise Thompson with 13 yard TD reception)
In week seven, the Bisons did not score a touchdown for the first time in game in 2016.

The Bisons have scored 19 touchdowns (18 on offensive – 15 by the pass and 3 by the run) so far this 2016 regular season.

In week one, Manitoba was down 5-4 at half after a 1-0 advantage after the first quarter.
In week two, Manitoba was down 13-10 at half after a 6-0 disadvantage after the first quarter.
In week three, Manitoba was leading 23-10 at half after a 10-7 disadvantage after the first quarter.
In week four, Manitoba was down 17-13 at half after 7-7 tie game after the first quarter.
In week five, Manitoba was leading 19-13 at half after 3-0 disadvantage after the first quarter.
In week six, Manitoba was down 28-6 at half after 14-3 disadvantage after the first quarter.

In the eighth CIS Top 10 football poll of 2016, Vanier Cup finalist Montreal is now at number two as Laval jumps to number one for the first time in 2016. Canada West teams occupy two spots as Calgary is at number four and Regina is eighth. Manitoba started the season in fifth spot in week one and dropped to number eight in week two before falling out of the Top 10 in week three and four and then back in Top Ten in week five and number nine before falling out the last three weeks.

Manitoba has allowed five sacks so far during six games in 2016 conference regular season play and only gave up the first one in week five at UBC in overtime and then four more at Calgary in week six.

Manitoba has only allowed seven offensive TDs in the first half so far this season.

The Bisons seek to make the post-season for five consecutive seasons, they have never accomplished that feat since records kept in 1968, the longest post-season stretch for Manitoba was four years (1999-2002).

In the red zone stats in 2016, Manitoba (22-25) is fourth at 88% with 11 touchdowns while Alberta is fifth at 83% (10-12) and five touchdowns.
In Canada West penalties, Manitoba is fifth with 706 yards on 80 flags while the Bears are fourth with 689 yards on 76. In time of possession, the Herd is fourth at 29:06 while Alberta is fifth at 29:04.

On defence in Canada West stats, Manitoba is third in passing yards allowed per game at 314.2 while Alberta is fourth at 326.3 while in rushing yards allowed per game, the Herd is sixth at 191.2 and the Bears are fifth at 189.2. In defensive interceptions, the Bisons are tied for fourth with seven while Alberta is sixth at two. In defensive TDs, Manitoba and Alberta are tied for third with one.

In turnovers, Manitoba defence has five fumble losses, seven interceptions and six fumble recoveries while Alberta have three fumble loss, two INTs, five fumble recoveries.

In conference sacks, Manitoba is first with ten while Alberta is sixth with four. In sacks allowed, the Bears have allowed eight while Manitoba with five.

The Bisons had 2,286 fans at Investors Group Field for game one in 2016, 1,438 fans at home in game three and 1,846 in week four.

Since 1968 season, the Bisons have officially played 385 Canada West regular season football games and recorded 174 wins, 207 losses, three ties and one overtime loss.

Bison football head coach Brian Dobie is coaching in his 166th CIS game in his 21st season at the helm of Manitoba. His regular season record so far is 86-77-1-1 (52.4% winning percentage) and post-season record is 12-10.

After week six, Deezar has started in 12 of the last 14 conference regular season (plus started one playoff match) games over the last two seasons and holds a 7-7 overall record as starter in three seasons. Deezar has been under center for six consecutive games in 2016.

Deezar also set a new Bison record for most completions in a single game with 30 (old record was set by Deezar in Oct. 17/15 at Regina with 29) plus had the second most attempts in a game with 49 and second most passing yards in Bison history with 457 passing yards in the road 41-38 loss at Regina on Thurs., Sept. 8. In addition, he threw for fourth most passing yards as a Bison in a single game with 447 yards on Sat., Sept. 24 vs. Sask.

In 14 Bison starts, Deezar has thrown for 400+ yards in five different games.

Bison alum David Onyemata made the NFL's New Orleans Saints 53 person roster and played in his first-ever NFL game on Sunday, September 11 against Oakland at home. He wore number 93 after wearing number 97 with Manitoba. In his first NFL game of his career, Onyemata registered one tackle. In game two vs. NY Giants on the road, Onyemata made two tackles. In game three, Onyemata did not register a tackle in the Monday Night Football loss at home to Atlanta. In game four in the first win of season for the Saints, Onyemata registered an assisted tackle. On Sun., Oct. 16, Onyemata had has best statistical NFL game so far as he registered three tackles in a Saints 41-38 victory over the NFL champion Carolina Panthers.

Onyemata made history as the first Manitoba Bisons football player selected in the NFL (National Football League) Draft as he was drafted by New Orleans Saints in the 4th round (120th overall pick) in the 2016 NFL Draft on Saturday, April, 30. Onyemata, 23, is now only the 12th overall CIS (Canadian Interuniversity Sport) football player drafted into the NFL – third overall from Canada West conference.

Canada West football results so far in 2016:
Date            Place of game        Result
Sept. 1         Manitoba             Calgary 23 Manitoba 14
Sept. 2         Saskatchewan      Saskatchewan 41 Regina 39 (2OT)
Sept. 3         UBC                      UBC 39 Alberta 24
Sept. 8         Regina                 Regina 41 Manitoba 38
Sept. 9         Calgary                 Calgary 35 UBC 8
Sept. 9          Alberta                 Saskatchewan 29 Alberta 17
Sept. 16        Saskatchewan     Calgary 20 Saskatchewan 19
Sept. 16        Manitoba            Manitoba 42 Alberta 12
Sept. 17        UBC                     Regina 20 UBC 10
Sept. 23         Regina                Regina 32 Calgary 27
Sept. 24        Alberta                 UBC 62 Alberta 0
Sept. 24        Manitoba            Manitoba 38 Saskatchewan 17
Sept. 30        UBC                    UBC 53 Manitoba 50 (4 OT)
Oct. 1            Regina                Regina 37 Saskatchewan 29
Oct. 1            Calgary               Calgary 50 Alberta 15
Oct. 14          Saskatchewan    Saskatchewan 40 UBC 10
Oct. 14          Calgary              Calgary 63 Manitoba 6
Oct. 15          Alberta                Alberta 19 Regina 18
Oct. 21          Regina                Regina 35 UBC 33

Other Canada West football games this weekend:
Oct. 22        Saskatchewan at Calgary    2 pm CT


FOOTBALL PLAYERS CLOSE TO TEAM CAREER MILESTONES
-    Head coach Brian Dobie (1996-present) is coaching his 166th conference regular season game at Manitoba (86-77-1-1) plus 189th overall game (playoffs record: 12-10)
-    Ryan Jones (2014-16) is closing in to the Top 5 of the Bison career points total standings. Jones is in seventh place with 166 points, number six is Anthony Coombs ('10-13) at 174 points and number five is Scott Dixon ('07-09) with 190 points.
-    Theo Deezar ('14-16) is fourth in passing yards with 5,044. In third spot is John Makie ('05-08) at 5,273.
-    Deezar is fourth in pass completions (319) – Makie is third at 376; seventh in attempts (516) – Bud Harden ('72-77) is sixth at 560 plus Deezar is third in TD passing (40) – Brett Watt ('90-94) is second with 47 and Deezar is first in passing percentage at 61.8%.
-    Jones is fifth in field goals made at 30 and number four is Nick Boyd ('11-13) with 32. Jones is tied for fifth in FG attempts (43) and number five is Peter Scouras ('05-07) with 43. Jones is third in converts with 71 and Jamie Boreham ('01-03) is second with 72.
-    On total tackles, DJ Lalama ('12-16) has leapfrogged to third place with 168.0. Next for Lalama is second place Kenton Onofrychuk ('04-08) with 174.0. Bami Adewale ('11-16) is in ninth with 136.5 and Wade Miller ('92-94) at 141 is eighth and in sixth place Lauren Kroeker ('10-14) with 160.5 and fifth place Teague Sherman ('08-12) at 162.5.
-    Cam Teschuk ('12-16) now has at 103.5 and 19th place; Jayden McKoy ('14-16) at 101.0 is in tied for 21st spot. There has been 22 Bisons to reach the century mark in total tackles.
-    Evan Foster ('14-16) is 12th in sacks at 12.0 and Simon Patrick ('03-07) in 11th with 13.0. Foster is fifth in sack yards with 68 and Lauren Kroeker ('10-14) is fourth with 72.
-    McKoy is third in interception return yards with 208 and Howard Fawcett ('81-82) in second at 217. McKoy is tied for sixth in interceptions with ten with three-way tie at number three with 13 total interceptions.
-    Alex Christie ('13-16) is first with four blocked kicks.
-    Cam Teschuk is tied for ninth with nine break-ups with David Hewson ('00-04). In a tie for seventh are Howard and Brett MacFarlane ('10-15) at ten. Tied for 14th is McKoy and Tristen O'Meara ('15-16) at seven and three-way tie for 11th at eight.



Key Stats – BISON FTB History vs. Alberta last 21 seasons
(Regular season: Bisons 16-13-1, Bisons at home: 10-6-0, Bisons on the road: 6-7-1; Playoffs: 0-1)

Saturday October 22, 2016
Manitoba vs. Alberta at Alberta

Friday September 16, 2016
Manitoba 42 Alberta 12 at Manitoba (IGF)

Friday October 23, 2015
Manitoba 29 Alberta 7 at Manitoba (IGF)

Friday September 25, 2015
Manitoba 42 Alberta 32 at Alberta

Saturday October 4, 2014
Alberta 38 Manitoba 31 at Alberta

Saturday October 26, 2013
Manitoba 60 Alberta 18 at Alberta

Friday August 30, 2013
Manitoba 65 Alberta 41 at Manitoba (IGF)

Saturday September 22, 2012
Manitoba 51 Alberta 38 at Manitoba

Saturday October 15, 2011
Manitoba 48 Alberta 20 at Manitoba

Saturday September 10, 2011
Manitoba 22 Alberta 20 at Alberta

Saturday October 23, 2010
Alberta 46 Manitoba 21 at Alberta

Saturday September 11, 2010
Alberta 31 Manitoba 6 at Manitoba

Saturday October 3, 2009
*Alberta 1 Manitoba 0 at Manitoba
(*Manitoba forfeits win due to ineligible player)
- The original score was 20-13 Manitoba

Friday September 19, 2008
Manitoba 27 Alberta 17 at Alberta

Saturday October 6, 2007
Manitoba 29 Alberta 16 at Alberta

Saturday September 23, 2006
Manitoba 29 Alberta 14 at Manitoba

Saturday November 5, 2005 (CW Semi)
Alberta 33 Manitoba 24 at Alberta

Saturday October 1, 2005
Alberta 24 Manitoba 14 at Alberta

Saturday October 9, 2004
Alberta 39 Manitoba 25 at Manitoba

Saturday September 20, 2003
Alberta 71 Manitoba 16 at Alberta

Saturday September 28, 2002
Manitoba 30 Alberta 15 at Manitoba

Saturday September 22, 2001
Manitoba 46 Alberta 13 at Manitoba

Saturday October 21, 2000
Manitoba 33 Alberta 23 at Manitoba

Saturday September 9, 2000
Manitoba 17 Alberta 17 at Alberta

Saturday October 30, 1999
Alberta 35 Manitoba 18 at Manitoba

Saturday September 18, 1999
Manitoba 59 Alberta 38 at Alberta

Saturday October 3, 1998
Alberta 28 Manitoba 24 at Alberta

Saturday November 7, 1998
Alberta 20 Manitoba 17 at Manitoba

Saturday October 11, 1997
Alberta 28 Manitoba 14 at Alberta

Saturday September 6, 1997
Manitoba 41 Alberta 31 at Manitoba

Saturday September 21, 1996
Alberta 41 Manitoba 14 at Manitoba

Saturday October 26, 1996
Alberta 44 Manitoba 3 at Alberta