Both divisional finals in the Canadian Football League's Grey Cup Playoffs took place on Sunday.
EASTERN DIVISION:
At Ottawa:
Quarterback Trevor Harris set a CFL single-game playoff record by throwing for six touchdowns as the Ottawa REDBLACKS rolled over the visiting Hamilton Tiger-Cats 46-27 in the Eastern Division Final to reach their third Grey Cup Final in four years.
WESTERN DIVISION:
At Calgary, Alberta:
Eric Rogers scored three touchdowns as the Calgary Stampeders held off the visiting Winnipeg Blue Bombers 22-14 in the Western Division Final and advanced to their third consecutive Grey Cup Final.
Next Sunday, the Ottawa REDBLACKS will face the Calgary Stampeders in the 106th Grey Cup Final (3:00 PM Pacific Time; telecast in the United States by ESPN 2).
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Monday, November 19, 2018
Monday, November 12, 2018
Grey Cup Playoffs: Ticats, Bombers (Who Knock Off Riders In Regina) Advance To Division Finals
The Canadian Football League's Grey Cup Playoffs commenced on Sunday with both divisional semifinal games.
EASTERN DIVISION:
At Hamilton, Ontario:
In what proved to be not much of a catfight, quarterback Jeremiah Masoli threw for 259 yards and three touchdowns as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats demolished the visiting British Columbia Lions 48-8 in the East Division semifinal game.
Next Sunday, the TiCats will visiting the Ottawa REDBLACKS in the East Division Final (10:00 AM Pacific Time, ESPNEWS)
WESTERN DIVISION:
At Regina, Saskatchewan:
Drew Wolitarsky and Andrew Harris each scored a touchdown as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers upended the Saskatchewan Roughriders 23-18 on the road in the West Division semifinal, spoiling the Riders' first playoff game in their current home stadium.
The Bombers will visiting the Calgary Stampeders in next Sunday's West Division Final (1:30 PM Pacific Time, ESPNEWS).
EASTERN DIVISION:
At Hamilton, Ontario:
In what proved to be not much of a catfight, quarterback Jeremiah Masoli threw for 259 yards and three touchdowns as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats demolished the visiting British Columbia Lions 48-8 in the East Division semifinal game.
Next Sunday, the TiCats will visiting the Ottawa REDBLACKS in the East Division Final (10:00 AM Pacific Time, ESPNEWS)
WESTERN DIVISION:
At Regina, Saskatchewan:
Drew Wolitarsky and Andrew Harris each scored a touchdown as the Winnipeg Blue Bombers upended the Saskatchewan Roughriders 23-18 on the road in the West Division semifinal, spoiling the Riders' first playoff game in their current home stadium.
The Bombers will visiting the Calgary Stampeders in next Sunday's West Division Final (1:30 PM Pacific Time, ESPNEWS).
Monday, November 05, 2018
Riders To Host Bombers In Grey Cup West Semifinal Playoff
The Grey Cup Playoffs are set to open with two games this coming Sunday.
EAST DIVISION SEMIFINAL:
At Hamilton, Ontario:
British Columbia @ Hamilton, 10:00 AM Pacific Time
WEST DIVISION SEMIFINAL:
At Regina, Saskatchewan:
Winnipeg @ Saskatchewan, 1:30 PM Pacific Time
The winners will advance to the divisional finals, set to be staged on Sunday, November 18, with the Ottawa REDBLACKS hosting the British Columbia-Hamilton winner in the East Final, while the Calgary Stampeders will host the West Final against the Winnipeg-Saskatchewan winner.
The two divisional playoff winners will meet in the 106th Grey Cup Final, set for Sunday, November 25 at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.
EAST DIVISION SEMIFINAL:
At Hamilton, Ontario:
British Columbia @ Hamilton, 10:00 AM Pacific Time
WEST DIVISION SEMIFINAL:
At Regina, Saskatchewan:
Winnipeg @ Saskatchewan, 1:30 PM Pacific Time
The winners will advance to the divisional finals, set to be staged on Sunday, November 18, with the Ottawa REDBLACKS hosting the British Columbia-Hamilton winner in the East Final, while the Calgary Stampeders will host the West Final against the Winnipeg-Saskatchewan winner.
The two divisional playoff winners will meet in the 106th Grey Cup Final, set for Sunday, November 25 at Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.
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