Riders Top Stams In Double OT

 At McMahon Stadium, Calgary, Alberta:

Quarterback Tommy Stevens piled into the end zone in the second overtime period on Saturday as the Saskatchewan Roughriders (2-0-0, 4 points) defeated the homestanding Calgary Stampeders (0-2, 0 points) 40-37 in Canadian Football League action.

Stamps Overtake Riders To Move To Top Of CFL West

At Calgary, Alberta:

Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell threw for 298 yards and two touchdowns on Friday as the Calgary Stampeders (10-5) moved into the top spot of the Canadian Football League's Western Division with three regular-season games left after their 30-28 home victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders (10-5).

Stampeders Buck Riders In Regina

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

In Saturday Canadian Football League action, quarterback Nick Arbuckle completed 19 of 22 passes for 262 yards and a pair of touchdowns as the Calgary Stampeders (2-1) demolished the Saskatchewan Roughriders (1-3) 37-10 on the road.

STAMPEDERS HOLD OFF REDBLACKS TO CAPTURE 106TH GREY CUP FINAL AND FIRST TITLE SINCE 2014

At Edmonton, Alberta:

In Sunday's 106th edition of the Grey Cup Final, quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell (named the game's Most Valuable Player) threw two touchdown passes in the first half while Terry Williams ran back a punt a Grey Cup-record 97 yards for another score as the Calgary Stampeders won their first Canadian Football League title since 2014 (and eighth overall) by holding off the Ottawa REBLACKS 27-16.

Riders Knock Off Stamps In Calgary

At Calgary, Alberta:

Quarterback Zach Collaros completed 24 of 35 passes for 352 yards while kick Brett Lauther converted all five field goal attempts on Saturday as the Saskatchewan Roughriders (11-6) knocked off the Western Division-leading Calgary Stampeders (12-4) 29-24 on the road, all but securing a home Grey Cup Playoff date.

Stamps Stay Unbeaten At Riders' Expense In Regina

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell threw for three touchdowns on Saturday while Terry Williams ran back a punt 78 yards for another major score (which is what they call at TD in Canada, eh?) as the Calgary Stampeders (6-0) remained unbeaten in Canadian Football League play following their 34-22 road win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders (3-3).

ARGOS BATTLE BACK TO WIN FIRST GREY CUP TITLE SINCE 2012

At Ottawa:

In the 105th Grey Cup Final played on Sunday, Cassius Vaughn ran back a fumble 109 yards for the game-tying touchdown late in the fourth quarter while Lirim Hajrullahu kicked the game-winning field goal with 49 seconds remaining as the Toronto Argonauts came from behind to upend the Calgary Stampeders 27-24.

Matt Black intercepted a pass from Calgary quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell in the end zone to seal the Argos' first Grey Cup championship in five years.

Toronto quarterback Ricky Ray, who completed 19 of 32 passes for 297 yards and a touchdown, became the first starting QB to win four Grey Cups.

Riders Dominate Stamps In Calgary, Clinch Playoff Berth

At Calgary, Alberta:

In Friday Canadian Football League action, Duron Carter ran back an intercepted pass for a touchdown, leading the Saskatchewan Roughriders (9-7) to a decisive 30-7 road victory over the Calgary Stampeders (13-2-1).

With the victory, their first against Calgary in four years (thus ending the Stampders' 17-game home winning streak), the Riders qualified for the upcoming Grey Cup Playoffs.

This will be Saskatchewan's first postseason appearance since 2014.

Riders Fall At Home To Hot Stampeders As Calgary Locks Up Playoff Berth

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

Kicker Rene Paredes converted all five field-goal attempts on Sunday as the Calgary Stampeders (11-1-1) became the first club to clinch a berth in the upcoming Grey Cup Playoffs following their 15-9 Canadian Football League road win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-6).

Stamps Too Much For Riders In Calgary

At Calgary, Alberta:

Running back Jerome Messam ran for 135 yards and a touchdown while quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell threw for 253 yards and two more scores on Saturday night as the Calgary Stampeders (3-1-1) defeated the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders (1-3) 27-10 in Canadian Football League action.

Rene Paredas kicked a pair of field goals to add to the Stampeders' coffers.

REDBLACKS KNOCK OFF STAMPEDERS IN OT TO WIN FIRST GREY CUP TITLE; FIRST CHAMPIONSHIP FOR OTTAWA CLUB SINCE '76 ROUGH RIDERS; HENRY BURRIS NAMED GAME MVP

At Toronto:

Quarterback Henry Burris, named the game's Most Valuable Player, threw for 461 yards and two touchdowns, including the game winner in overtime to Ernest Jackson on Sunday as the Ottawa REDBLACKS, in only their third season of existence, knocked off the Calgary Stampeders 39-33 to win the 104th Grey Cup Final, their first, and the first for a club from the Canadian capital city since the Ottawa Rough Riders defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the 1976 title game, which was also contested in Toronto.

REDBLACKS wide receiver Brad Sinopli who had six receptions for 94 yards and two TDs was named the game's Most Valuable Canadian.

Stamps Too Much For Sluggish Riders In Regina

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell completed 18 of 31 passes for 298 yards while Jerome Messam scored a touchdown as the Calgary Stampeders (5-1-1) defeated the home-standing Saskatchewan Roughriders (1-6-0) 19-10 in Saturday Canadian Football League action.

Riders Sputter In Fourth Quarter, Fall To Stamps In Calgary

At Calgary, Alberta:

Rene Paredes kicked five field goals while Andrew Buckley and Anthony Parker each scored a touchdown as the Calgary Stampeders (4-1-1) broke open a tight game and won going away at the expense of the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders (1-5-0) 35-15 in Thursday Canadian Football League action.

Riders Stampeded In Calgary

At Calgary, Alberta:

In Saturday Canadian Football League action, the Calgary Stampeders (13-4), with quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell completing 21 of 29 passes and throwing for three touchdowns, crushed the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders (2-15), who are just playing out the string in a disastrous season,  42-17.

Stamps Hold Off Riders In Regina; Saskatchwan Off To First 0-8 Start Since '79

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

In the annual Canadian Football Hall of Fame Game (which, unlike its' NFL and Major League Baseball counterparts, counts in the league standings), Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell threw for 303 yards and three touchdowns on Saturday as the Calgary Stampeders (6-2) held off the home-standing Saskatchewan Roughriders (0-8 for the first time in 36 years) 34-31 in Canadian Football Action.

102ND GREY CUP FINAL: STAMPS HOLD OFF TI-CATS FOR TITLE; BO LEVI MITCHELL NAMED GAME MVP

At Vancouver, British Columbia:

Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell (named the game's Most Valuable Player) completed 25 of 34 passes for 334 yards while Drew Tate ran for two touchdowns on Sunday as the Calgary Stampeders won their first Grey Cup title since 2008 by holding off the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20-16 in the 102nd edition of the Canadian Football League's championship game.  The Ti-Cats had a chance to take the lead late in the fourth quarter, but Brandon Banks' punt return for a touchdown was called back due to a holding penalty.

Riders Crumble In Fourth Quarter, Fall To Stampeders For Fifth Straight Defeat

At Calgary, Alberta:

In Friday Canadian Football League action, the Calgary Stampeders (14-2) scored 25 points in less than seven minutes during the fourth quarter as they battled back to upend the visiting Saskatchewan Roughriders (9-8) 40-27, handing the 'Riders their fifth straight defeat and sixth in their last seven starts.

Stampeders Pull Out Late Win Over Riders In Regina

At Regina, Saskatchewan:

Quarterback Drew Tate scored the winning touchdown from one yard out in the final minute on Friday night as the Calgary Stampeders (12-2) recovered from blowing a 24-point lead and defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders (9-5) 31-24 on the road in Canadian Football League play.

Stampeders Hold Off Riders, Win West Division Title

At Calgary, Alberta:

Jon Cornish ran for 109 yards and a touchdown on Saturday as the Calgary Stampders (14-3) clinched the Canadian Football League's West Division regular-season title (and a first-round bye in the Grey Cup Playoffs) with a 29-25 home win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders (11-6).

Stamps Down Riders In Calgary, Hand Saskatchewan First Defeat

At Calgary, Alberta:

Running back Jon Cornish ran for 175 yards and four touchdowns on Friday night as the Calgary Stampeders (5-1) held off the previously undefeated Saskatchewan Roughriders (5-1) 42-27 at home to move into a tie for first place atop the Canadian Football League's Western Division.