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Lowes point shot deflected off the Blazers Sam Grist and right onto the stick of Benson, who made no mistake. The Oil Kings extended their lead to 4-1 as Samuelsson deflected a Musil point blast at 1:48 of the third period before firing a wrist shot past Cheveldave at 7:31. Bozon brought Kamloops back within two at 14:22, but that margin was short-lived as Moroz deflected Corbetts rocket to make it 5-2 Edmonton just 12 seconds later. Blades 5, Warriors 2 At Moose Jaw, Sask., Shane McColgan, Josh Nicholls and Matej Stransky each had a goal and an assist as the Blades (17-14-1) kept their hot streak going be beating the Warriors (12-15-7). --- Hitmen 2, Rebels 1 At Red Deer, Alta., Brooks Macek and Victor Rask scored goals 26 seconds apart in the third period as Calgary (21-7-4) topped the Rebels (19-12-3). --- Rockets 3, Hurricanes 1 At Lethbridge, Alta., Jordan Cooke made 20 saves as Kelowna upended the Hurricanes (16-15-5). Wholesale Jerseys . 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Current Non-Import Roster # Name POS HT WT University 59 Eppele, Joe OL 68 304 Washington State 64 Jones, Andrew OL 63 326 McMaster 67 Keeping, Jeff OL 66 291 Western 57 Parenteau, Marc OL 65 294 Boston College 68 Reinders, Joel OL 68 315 Waterloo 52 Smith, Wayne OL 64 306 Appalachian State 54 Van Zeyl, Chris OL 67 300 McMaster 88 Bradwell, Mike WR 64 193 McMaster 32 Durie, Andre WR 510 197 York 83 Feoli-Gudino, Julian WR 60 204 Laval 87 Hurst, Quincy WR 58 154 Manitoba 18 Kouame, Djems WR 61 192 Montreal 82 Rempel, Chad WR 61 192 Montreal 89 Watt, Spencer WR 60 185 Simon Fraser 33 Johnson, Jeff RB 510 219 York 91 Lee, David DL 64 247 Western 0 Reid, Jermaine DL 64 275 Akron 97 Robinson, Alexander DL 66 256 Western - Antwi, Akwasi LB 62 250 Mount Allison 47 Jones, Kyle LB 62 209 Bishops 46 Pottinger, Jason LB 63 232 McMaster 42 Spencer, Walter LB 510 217 Indianapolis - Yurichuk, James LB 63 222 Bishops 39 Black, Matt DB 59 187 Saginaw Valley State 41 Hood, Jonathan DB 60 195 Western 13 Alix, Anthony K 60 187 St. Wholesale Jerseys From China. Francis Xavier Potential Non-Import Starting Positions5 offensive linemen, 2 receivers, linebacker, 1 defensive lineman Key Canadian Arrivals DL Jermaine Reid was picked up in a deal with Edmonton. LB James Yurichuk and DB/LB Jonathan Hood arrived from B.C. and Hamilton respectively as free agents. LB Akwasi Antwi was acquired from Calgary for the playing rights to 2006 first round pick Dan Federkeil. Key Canadian Departures DE Ricky Foley headed to Saskatchewan as a free agent while DT Adriano Belli and K/P Noel Prefontaine retired. OL Cedric Gag?-Marcoux remains unsigned. In The Pipeline2011 pick OL Tyler Holmes is with the Minnesota Vikings, while 2012 draftee TE Luke Willson just became a fifth round pick of the Seattle Seahawks. DT Cleyon Laing and LB Herv? Tonye-Tonye are 2012 draft picks who should be with Toronto this season. The big question is whether or not the Boatmen will ever see 2010 third overall pick LB Cory Greenwood, who enters his fourth season with the Kansas City Chiefs. Draft NeedsThe club may look to replace veteran backups with promising youngsters on the offensive line. The depth of this draft class at defensive tackle should certainly interest the Argonauts as well. The club is also thin at defensive back and may look to bring in another young Canadian to challenge Anthony Alix for the role of “kicker of the future”. 2013 Draft Selections8th, 17th, 39th, 40th, 44th, 52nd, 60th Early Round Picks (2008-2012)2008: SB Mike Bradwell (13th)2009: DL ?tienne L?gar? (2nd), WR Matt Lambros (10th)2010: OL Joe Eppele (2nd), LB Cory Greenwood (3rd), K/DB Grant Shaw (11th)2011: OL Tyler Holmes (7th)2012: DL Cleyon Laing (9th) Best Late Round Pick (2008-2012)Hometown hero DB Matt Black was chosen in the sixth round (45th overall) in 2008 and has developed into a cornerstone of the clubs special teams. Quirky Draft FactThe NIC is a pre-draft scouting combine for players who have been overlooked for invitations to the CFL Combine. In each of the first three years of its existence, the Double Blue have used a middle round pick to take a receiver who attended the NIC. All three of those picks, Spencer Watt (18th overall, 2010), Djems Kouam? (18th, 2011), and Quincy Hurst (28th, 2012) remain with the Argonauts. For those keeping track, the top draft eligible receiver at this years NIC was 63” Stephen Adekolu of Bishops...but the Argos dont currently have any selections in Rounds 3 and 4. ' ' '