1. Regular season results

2. Notable seasons

3. Personnel

4. BCFC All-Stars & Conference Awards (as of 2010)

5. Canadian Junior Football League All-Canadians

6. Broncos who Played in the Pros

7. Notable Bronco alumni achievements

8. External links

The Kamloops Broncos are a Canadian Junior football team based in Kamloops, British Columbia. The Broncos play in the six-team B.C. Football Conference (BCFC), which is part of the Canadian Junior Football League (CJFL) and competes annually for the national title known as the Canadian Bowl.

The team was founded as the Kamloops Cowboys in 2000, but were relegated to non-playing status by the BCFC in 2003 when the organization was unable to pay their debts. With the new Hillside Stadium facility at Thompson Rivers University, the Broncos franchise was formally approved by the BCFC in January 2007.

Regular season results

Notable seasons

Inaugural season in the BCFC.

In the 2010 season the franchise recorded their first ever win against the Langley Rams organization and produced their first ever CJFL All-Canadians.

In 2011 the BCFC began the unbalanced schedule excluding geographical rivals.

In the 2013 season the franchise recorded their first ever playoff appearance facing the Vancouver Island Raiders.

In 2014 the club experienced their best season to date, going 6-4 and losing 48-46 to the heavily favored and eventual Cullen Cup Champion Langley Rams in the BCFC semi-final. The game was considered one of the best in CJFL history, the Broncos rallied from a 31-10 deficit led by the Bronco offense which amassed a record 653 yards of total offense. The Broncos also set many attendants records in 2014, recording sell-out crowds at every home game, this including an at-capacity game (over 1,000 in attendance) when they faced the Okanagan Sun on August 23rd, 2014.

In 2015 the BCFC returned to a balanced schedule, the franchise put up one of the best offensive regular season's in CJFL history. Led by Derek Yachison, Jacob Palmarin, Devin Csincsa and Stephen Schuweiler the offense produced three 1000 yard players and broke numerous franchise, conference and league records. Yachison and Csincsa became the most productive receiving duo in CJFL history, thanks in part to the break out season of quarterback Stephen Schuweiler. Csincsa and Palmarin led the nation in receiving and rushing yards respectively, while Yachison led the nation in touchdowns, receptions and 2nd in yards behind teammate Csincsa. Yachison became the all-time BCFC record holder for receptions in a career on September 12, 2015 and finished his career 2nd all-time in CJFL history. The franchise recorded their first ever win against the Vancouver Island Raiders on August 22, 2015 in front of a sold out Hillside Stadium.

2016 will mark the franchises 10th anniversary.

Personnel

• Darren Watt - Interim President of Operations
• Jim Motokado - Interim Vice President
• Rob Ellis - Head Coach

BCFC All-Stars & Conference Awards (as of 2010)

• Alex Adams, DL (2010)
• Mitch Day, LB (2010) 2010 BCFC Outstanding Linebacker
• Mark Gratton, LB (2010)
• Tyler Lee, DL (2012)
• Adam Nesbitt, DB (2012)
• Cam Brown, OL (2013,2014,2015)
• Grady Chalmers, LB (2013)
• Braden McCarthy, DL (2013)
• Jacob Palmarin, RB (2014,2015)
• Derek Yachison, WR (2014,2015) 2014 & 2015 BCFC Outstanding Receiver, 2015 BCFC Top Offensive Player
• Devin Csincsa, WR (2015)
• Stephen Schuweiler, QB (2015)
• Derek Walde, OL (2015)
• Jordan Angove, DB (2016) 2016 BCFC Top Defensive Back & Return Specialist
• Colby Henkel, QB 2016 BCFC & CJFL Rookie of the Year

Canadian Junior Football League All-Canadians

• Mitch Day, LB (2010)
• Alex Adams, DL (2010)
• Derek Yachison, WR (2014,2015) 2015 CJFL Top Offensive Player
• Jacob Palmarin, RB (2015)
• Devin Csincsa, WR (2015)
• Cam Brown, OL (2015)
• Jordan Angove, DB/KR (2016 x2)

Broncos who Played in the Pros

• Derek Yachison - BC Lions: Territorial Exemption 2013-2015 & Signed Player 2015-2016 / Winnipeg Blue Bombers: Signed 2017

Notable Bronco alumni achievements

• Derek Yachison, WR - Kamloops Sports Council's Male Athlete of the Year (2015) - CFL Regional Combine Invitee (2017)
• Grady Chalmers, LB - CIS Vanier Cup National Champion (2015)
• Devin Csincsa, WR - CFL Regional Combine Invitee (2016)
• Jan Antons, General Manager - Kamloops Sports Council's Sport Person of The Year (2014)

Todd Wiseman, Defensive Coordinator (2015-2018) Inducted Kamloops Sports Hall of Fame 2010

External links

• Kamloops Broncos homepage
• Canadian Junior Football League

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