The 2024 CMFFA master schedule is available for download.
Please note that the submission deadline each week is 5 p.m. Wednesday. Week 1 picks are due Wednesday, Aug. 28.
Here’s the 2023 CMFFA master schedule.
Please note that the submission deadline each week has been changed to 5 p.m. Wednesday, because the Sun Journal’s deadline is quite a bit earlier than it used to be, and I need time to compile the picks before their deadline.
First picks will be due Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Here’s the master schedule for the 2022 season.
In case anyone is wondering, the five high school games involving New Hampshire teams are not included.
Here’s the 2021 CMFFA schedule.
Here’s the 2019 CMFFA schedule.
Here’s the 2018 CMFFA schedule.
I’m still working on the weekly schedules.
First picks are due Wednesday, Aug. 29.
Here’s the PDF version of the 2017 season schedule.
The weekly schedule forms haven’t been updated yet; I’ll be working on those (at least the first few weeks) later this week. Week 1 picks are due Wednesday, Aug. 30.
Matchups for high school playoff games and college conference championship games will be updated on the weekly schedules as soon as they’re available.
Here’s a PDF version of the season schedule.
Schedules for high school playoff games and college conference championship games will be updated on the weekly schedules as soon as they’re available.
We’re almost ready for the start of the 2015 football season, and with it the start of another year of CMFFA predictions. The schedule has been compiled and will be emailed to everyone in the next few days. Our Week 1 picks are due Wednesday, Sept. 2, and the first games are on Sept. 3.
The annual CMFFA banquet will be held Sunday, Jan. 25, at Gipper’s in Auburn. As usual, we’ll gather at noon and probably wrap things up by 2:30 or 3 p.m. Please contact Dave St. Hilaire at winsaints22@hotmail.com if you have any questions.
Here’s a list of this year’s winners:
- Overall: Bob Aube
- Philbrick Division: Kalle Oakes and Joe Strout
- High Schools: Bob Aube
- Colleges: Bob Aube
- NFL: Gary Belanger
- OTB: Jeff Campbell
- Bowls: Hal Madsen
Going into the conference championship games, everyone has at least one of their two Super Bowl picks still alive accept Pat Duplessis and Sam Mullen, and the following have both teams still alive: Burnham, Fournier, Grard, LaPlante, Oakes, Sherlock and St. Hilaire.