Fratmen lose heartbreaker in St. Leonard's.

The Fratmen built a 12 point lead in the first quarter on a Karlos Coleman touchdown run and a field goal and two booming kicks by Steve Smith. The team felt that they should have been up by 24 points only if they could hold onto the football or making the necessary pass and catches. After that, the Fratmen could only muster another field goal and eventually fell to the hometown squad, 37 - 15. The team brought a limited number of players to St. Leo's after suffering many injuries in the first two games of the season. The experience was beneficial for the rookies and the Fratmen now have to consider this next game a must win situation. The Fratmen are looking to get a couple of key linebackers and defensive backs back from injury. Game time this week against Hamilton is at 1:00 pm at Alumni Field.

Another Fratmen Wins Offensive Player of the Week Award for week three.

Karlos Coleman – Runningback – Windsor AKO Fratmen Karlos captured the offensive award this week as the Fratmen narrowly missed upsetting the undefeated Ottawa Sooners. The visitors came away with a 24-20 victory. The Herman Secondary grad carried the ball 16 times for 135 yards and 2 touchdowns. His longest romp was 31 yards. He also scored a 2 point convert, scoring 14 of the Frat’s 20 points.

Fratmen Wins Offensive Player of the Week Award.

Derrick Hurst collects the offensive award in his first game as a Fratmen. The OFC rookie hauled in 5 passes, three of them for touchdowns. The Amherst grad’s longest catch and run was 42 of his total 123 yards as the AKO Fratmen defeated the hometown London Beefeaters 30-6.

Fratmen Produce and Prepare Another Athlete for U.S. College Football
We are pleased to announce that Corbin Newman has received his official acceptance letter from Valley Forge Military College(PA) on May 26Th 2010. Although he has been verbally committed to play football at VFMC for the past two months, he still has course credits to complete before attending. VFMC is a 2 year junior college in Wayne Pennsylvania which is located right outside of Philadelphia. It has produced current NFL players Julian Peterson(MSU/Lions) and Larry Fitzgerald( University of Pittsburgh/Arizona Cardinals) to name a few and a bunch of football players who have and are currently playing NCAA college football in the States. Corbin plans to play there for 2 years, develop as a student and athlete, then move on to a 4 year University or College where he will have 2 years of eligibility left to play. His report date for school is August 12, 2010. Corbin will still continue to work-out as much as possible with AKO to prepare himself for the start of camp at VFMC. Corbin would like to thank all of the AKO coaching staff for the help they have provided to allow him this opportunity to reach his goal of playing college football. The Fratmen encourage all athletes that plan to attend University or U.S. College Football to attend our football camps or training sessions to brush up on their skills and prepare themselves for their road ahead of them.

Ex-Fratmen drafted to the CFL
Nate Binder was selected by the BC Lions with the 24th pick overall in the fourth round. Nate played for the Windsor AKO Fratmen in 2005. He was selected as a CJFL All Canadian receiver. After he graduated from AKO he played football for the Tusculum Pioneers, division two college football in the USA.

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