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S!NIOR FOOTBAU. T!AM AWARDS FOR •95 tt08UTSON·TlTUS TROPHY.................................... Collin Walker
lEST OFFENSIVE PlAYeR......................................... Adam Federer BEST OFFENSIV! UNEMAN..................................Sean Williamson BEST OFFENSIVE R.OOKU.................:..................Trevor Sammons
BEST DEfeNSIVE PlAYU....................Neil Lavers & Steve Howard BEST DtFENSIVE UN!MAN.......................................Lonnie Smith BeST DeFENSIVe R.OOKU..............................................Ian Phillip
MOST IMPROVED PlAY!tt.............................................Ed Thomas &!ST SP!CIAl TtAM.............................................Jason Romisher
BELIEVE IT!
"Life only makes sense when you look at it backwards. Unfor- tunately, it must be lived forwards and that is the apotheosis of each of our wheels, regardless of our cars or anything else in this world . .. "so said our illustrious coach Hughes before our big game
... Believe it!
More believable are the '95
highlights of CCI's Senior Foot- ball Team: Winning the first two home games with a combined score of one hundred to zero, and watching the Barrie North team that we had played very tough, do extremely well in the Metro Bowl.
SEASON SUMMARY: Games Won: 2, Games Lost: 4, Final League Standing: 4th Place, Play-Off Results: lost the semi- final. Special teams coached by Tim Foley were excellent this year.
Left: Collin Walker threw more touchdown passes than any quarterback in recent history. He is the Robertson-Titus Trophy winner for '95.
Above Centre: Defensive players (#36 Greg Flynn & #34 Brad Synnott) close in on a Banting player on route to a 46-0 victory. Directly Above: #70 Paul Sproule and #43 Darren Ford successfully attempt a convert.
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