49. Jamall Lee reached eighth place with 35 rushing touchdowns so far since 2005. Passing yards Matt Connell of McGill set a new record of 10455 passing yards beating Ben Chapdelaine's 1997–2001 record of 9974. Josh Sacobie of Ottawa ended up in third place overall with 9885 yards. Teale Orban of Regina reached fourth place all-time with 9449. Passing touchdowns Josh Sacobie was unable to beat Chris Flynn's 1987–1990 all-time record of 87 but still managed to make second place with 79. Teale Orban made third place with 76. Matt Connell accomplished a tie for seventh overall with 63. Dan Brannagan of Queen's tied the eighth overall mark of 62 passing touchdowns. Passing attempts Matt Connell set the new record of 1364 pass attempts as well in 2008 passing Greg Vavra's old record of 1200 set between 1979 and 1983. Teale Orban finished just shy of second place with 1198. Josh Sacobie made third place with 1111. Passing completions The passing completions record book was completely re-written in 2008 as three players beat Greg Vavra's 25-year-old record of 611. Matt Connell finished in first place with 816 pass completions all-time. Teale Orban made second place with 685. Josh Sacobie's 637 completions puts him in third place overall. Michael Faulds of Western makes it up to eighth place so far with 561 completions since 2005. Receptions Erik Galas of McGill helped with those pass completions by setting a new record of 194 receptions beating Andy Fantuz's mark of 189. Chad Goldie was able to tie for sixth place all-time by catching 173 in his career at Regina. Receiving touchdowns Ivan Birungi finished his CIS career at second place all-time with 33 receiving touchdowns in his time split between Acadia and Ottawa missing Andy Fantuz's record of 41. Scott Valberg of Queen's is tied for eighth with 23. Interceptions Matt Carapella of Western was able to steal a tie for second place in career interceptions with 21 missing Bob Coffin's 1970–1974 record of 24. Field goals Shawn McIsaac of UBC kicked up to fourth place in the career record book with 63 field goals behind all-time record holder Frank Jagas's 70 set between 1990 and 1994. Results Regular season standings Note: GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, Pts = Points Teams in bold have earned playoff berths. Top 10 Ranks