Seven Bombers named to All-Star team

By: Ed Tait Posted: 10:40 AM CST Wednesday, Nov. 10, 2010

It’s small consolation for them now, but seven Winnipeg Blue Bombers can at least soothe the wounds from not making the playoffs with the knowledge they have made the East Division All-Star team.

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It’s small consolation for them now, but seven Winnipeg Blue Bombers can at least soothe the wounds from not making the playoffs with the knowledge they have made the East Division All-Star team.

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It’s small consolation for them now, but seven Winnipeg Blue Bombers can at least soothe the wounds from not making the playoffs with the knowledge they have made the East Division All-Star team.

The CFL announced its 2010 East and West Division All-Star teams today after voting was conducted by The Football Reporters of Canada, CFL head coaches and fans across the country.

The Bombers earning spots on the squad were:

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Running back Fred Reid, who led the CFL in rushing with 1,396 yards;
Slotback Terrence Edwards, who finished second overall in receiving with 78 receptions for 1,372 yards and 12 touchdowns;
Guard Brendon LaBatte, the club’s nominee for Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman;
Perennial all-star tackle Doug Brown, a future hall of famer;
CFL sack king Phillip Hunt, who led the league with 16 quarterback take-downs;
Cornerback Jovon Johnson, the versatile corner/halfback who also returns punts and
Punter Mike Renaud, who posted the best net average in the CFL.

The CFL All-Stars will be announced on Wednesday, November 17.

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East Division

OFFENCE

QB – Anthony Calvillo, Montreal
RB – Fred Reid, Winnipeg
RB – Cory Boyd, Toronto
Rec – Arland Bruce III, Hamilton
Rec – Terrence Edwards, Winnipeg
Rec – Jamel Richardson, Montreal
Rec – Dave Stala, Hamilton
T – Josh Bourke, Montreal
G – Brendon LaBatte, Winnipeg
C – Marwan Hage, Hamilton
G – Scott Flory, Montreal
T – Rob Murphy, Toronto

DEFENCE
DT – Doug Brown, Winnipeg
DT – Kevin Huntley, Toronto
DE – Phillip Hunt, Winnipeg
DE – John Bowman, Montreal
LB – Kevin Eiben, Toronto
LB – Markeith Knowlton, Hamilton
LB – Chip Cox, Montreal
CB – Jovon Johnson, Winnipeg
DB – Jerald Brown, Montreal
DB – Lin-J-Shell, Hamilton
CB – Mark Estelle, Montreal
S – Willie Pile, Toronto

SPECIAL TEAMS

P – Mike Renaud, Winnipeg
PK – Damon Duval, Montreal
ST – Chad Owens, Toronto

WEST DIVISION

OFFENCE

QB – Henry Burris, Calgary
RB – Wes Cates, Saskatchewan
RB – Joffrey Reynolds, Calgary
Rec – Romby Bryant, Calgary
Rec – Andy Fantuz, Saskatchewan
Rec – Nik Lewis, Calgary
Rec – Fred Stamps, Edmonton
T – Ben Archibald, Calgary
G – Jovan Olafioye, B.C.
G – Dimitri Tsoumpas, Cal.
T – Gene Makowsky, Saskatchewan
C – Jeremy O’Day, Saskatchewan

DEFENCE

DE – Charleston Hughes, Calgary
DT – DeVone Claybrooks, Calgary
DT – Tom Johnson, Calgary
DE – Brent Johnson, B.C.
LB – Korey Banks, B.C.
LB – Barrin Simpson, Saskatchewan
LB – Juwan Simpson, Calgary
CB – Dwight Anderson, Calgary
DB – Ryan Phillips, B.C.
DB – Chris Thompson, Edmonton
CB – Brandon Browner, Calgary
S – James Patrick, Saskatchewan

SPECIAL TEAMS

P – Burke Dales, Calgary
PK – Paul McCallum, B.C.
ST – Yonus Davis, B.C.