Doug Falconer ( Canadian football ) Doug Falconer ( born January 30 , 1952 ) is a former professional Canadian football player , having played in the Canadian Football League ( CFL ) . Early years . Falconer was born in Calgary , Alberta . His father was a member of the Canadian Armed Forces . Growing up , Falconer was constantly on the move . After attending no less than five public schools across Canada , Falconer split his high school years between Base Borden Collegiate Institute outside of Toronto and then La Salle Secondary School in Kingston , Ontario . While attending high school , Falconer was a four - sport star . He participated in football , basketball , track and field athletics and soccer . In his senior year at La Salle , Falconer scored 42 points in the Eastern Ontario Secondary School Basketball Championship game in a 33 - point come - from - behind win . He was the city ' s scoring champion in both basketball and football . He was also the city ' s long jump and high jump champion that same year . Following high school , Falconer went on to play basketball at St . Lawrence College where he played at the guard position . Falconer was a member of the 1971 – 72 St . Lawrence College O . C . A . A . Eastern Division Championship team . In 1973 , Falconer transferred to the University of Ottawa where he played as a wide receiver and as a defensive back on the football team . He once scored two touchdown s as a wide receiver against McGill University and intercepted 2 passes as a defensive back against the University of Windsor in the 1975 Churchill Bowl . Falconer was a member of the legendary 1975 National Championship Vanier Cup Team . In 1976 , the prestigious " Achievement Award " in recognition of Distinguished Performance in the Field of Amateur Sports was presented to Falconer by the Premier of Ontario , William Davis . Professional career . Following his university career , Falconer , # 33 pictured above , went on to play professional football in the Canadian Football League in 1976 with the Ottawa Rough Riders ( 8 games ) , the Toronto Argonauts ( 2 games ) and the Hamilton Tiger - Cats ( 3 games ) . He was a member of the 64th Grey Cup champion Ottawa Rough Riders . In 1976 during the Rough Rider ' s run to the Grey Cup Championship against the Toronto Argonauts Doug intercepted a Chuck Ealey pass in the end zone late in the game to prevent a winning drive . He did it again against the Montreal Alouettes . This time he picked off a Sonny Wade pass in the end zone late in the fourth quarter to help secure the win for the Rough Riders . He played for the Calgary Stampeders for 2 seasons ( 32 games ) and in 1978 against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers he intercepted a Ralph Brock pass late in the fourth quarter and returned it 35 yards for the winning touchdown in a game that secured the Stampeders a playoff berth . In 1979 he played 2 games apiece for the Saskatchewan Roughriders and Montreal Alouettes . Post - football . Falconer moved to Los Angeles in 1981 where he helped pioneer the sport of inline hockey in California . In 1998 at the age of 47 he was captain of the NHL Breakout World Championship team , competing against teams from around the world including Canada , Sweden and USA . The Championship Trophy was awarded to Falconer and his teammates by Willie O ' Ree . University of Ottawa Gilbert - Fraser - Morrison Scholarship . In 2008 Doug established the University of Ottawa Gee Gees football teams ’ first ever entrance scholarship . The scholarship has been named after the three coaches who were an inspiration to Doug through High School and University . They are Don Gilbert , Doug ’ s head football coach at the University of Ottawa , Doug Fraser and Bob Morrison , Doug ’ s basketball and football coaches at La Salle Secondary in Kingston . The Gilbert - Fraser - Morrison Scholarship is awarded annually to a LaSalle Secondary School and / or a Kingston area high school student athlete planning to attend and play football at the University of Ottawa .