The Canadian Football League is the highest level of professional Canadian football competition. The CFL season runs from June to November, with 9 teams located across Canada. The Calgary Stampeders are the current champions, having won the Grey Cup in 2015 using a crossover playoff format where the fourth place team in one division can replace the third place team in the other division if they have a better record. The CFL is headquartered in Toronto.

1. Canadian Football
League

2. Leagues
The Canadian Football League is very similar to
American football and is the highest level of
football competition in Canada.

3. League office
http://www.cfl.ca/
http://cfljobs.teamworkonline.com/teamwork/jobs/defa
ult.cfm
Headquarters: The Canadian Football League
50 Wellington Street East-3rd Floor
Toronto, ON M5E 1C8, Canada
https://www.google.com/maps/search/50+Wellington+
Street+East+-
+3rd+Floor+Toronto,+ON+M5E+1C8,+CANADA/@43
.6471457,-
79.3745577,158a,20y,41.71t/data=!3m1!1e3

4. Commissioner
Mark Cohon
Last season 2015
Commissioner since
2007

5. Season
The league regular season starts June 25th and
ends November 8th
With playoffs beginning November 15th
The championship game will be held on
November 29th

6. Teams
There are 9 teams in the Canadian Football
League
The closest team to Oakland, California is the
British Columbia Lions

7. Championship
Calgary Stampeders are the current Grey Cup
holders
The CFL uses The Crossover Playoff format
First place prize is The Grey Cup

8. Cross over Playoff Format
If the fourth-place team in division A has more points, not tied, than
the third-place team in division B, the fourth-place team will crossover
to division B, replace the third place team in division A, and compete
against the second-place team of that division.
Let’s look at the 2005 season for an example.
The Saskatchewan Roughriders finished the season 9-9, fourth place
in the West Division. In the East Division, the Ottawa Renegades
finished in third with a 7-11 record. Since the Riders had a better
record than the third place in the opposite division, they crossed over
and played the Montreal Alouettes in the East Semi-Final. They lost
30-14.
*Cfl site Crossover playoff explained

10. Linked In
Linked in
profilehttps://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=7490028&authType=name&authToken=JC0W&trk=
prof-sb-browse_map-name from canadian football league or similar industry

11. Sources
http://www.cfl.ca/
https://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id=7490028&au
thType=name&authToken=JC0W&trk=prof-sb-
browse_map-name
http://www.bclions.com/main/index
http://www.cbc.ca/sports/football/cfl/grey-cup-2014-
stampeders-fight-off-tiger-cats-1.2855499
http://www.cfl.ca/photo_gallery/gallery/id/14191
http://www.cfl.ca/page/bio-mark-cohon

12. Pitchero

13. Pitchero
Pitchero is all about networking
It is a site that connects players, parents,
coaches and club officials online
Gives the ability to create a professional sports
website
Simple software
Basic package is free and you can always
upgrade to premium features

14. Main
Address: 1st Floor, Unit
Centre 27 Business Park
Birstall, Leeds
WF17
9TB,UK
Pitchero is a company that allows sports leagues
to make their own sites. They are international,
but they seem to be mainly used in the United
Kingdom. Even though their site appears to be
open to anyone who wants to use it globally.

15. Jobs, Jobs, Jobs
http://www.pitchero.com/jobs/
The types of jobs they offer are mostly computer
based, such as development and design of
webpages.