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Cullen Cup championship competition
Overview
The Langley Rams advanced to the Cullen Cup championship after a 27-16 semifinal victory over the VI Raiders at McLeod Athletic Park. During the semifinal, backup quarterback Chayse Thurston, playing in place of the injured Daryl Overstreet Jr., led the offense with 209 passing yards to secure the win.
In the championship game held on October 24, the Westshore Rebels defeated the Langley Rams 35-28. The Rebels’ victory was highlighted by Carson Graham, who recorded three touchdowns and 80 rushing yards, and quarterback Anthony Cancellare, who threw for 408 yards and two touchdowns. Despite a strong performance from Langley’s Darryl Overstreet Jr., who threw for 391 yards, a late fourth-quarter touchdown by the Rebels secured the win.
With this victory, the Westshore Rebels earned the Cullen Cup title and secured the right to host the CJFL Canadian Bowl against the Regina Thunder on November 8 at Starlight Stadium in Langford.
Entities
Westshore Rebels · Langley Rams · Langford · VI Raiders · Kye Todhunter
Timeline
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[SPORTS] 13 sourcesWestshore Rebels win Cullen Cup, advance to Canadian Bowl
The Westshore Rebels defeated the Langley Rams 35-28 to win the Cullen Cup and will host the Regina Thunder in the Canadian Bowl on November 8.
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[SPORTS] 2 sourcesLangley Rams advance to Cullen Cup after semifinal victory
Backup quarterback Chayse Thurston led the Langley Rams to a 27-16 semifinal victory over the VI Raiders, advancing the team to the Cullen Cup championship game.
Sources
albernivalleynews.com · aldergrovestar.com · campbellrivermirror.com · kelownacapnews.com · lakecountrycalendar.com · lakecowichangazette.com · langleyadvancetimes.com · saobserver.net · sookenewsmirror.com · terracestandard.com · todayinbc.com · vancouverislandfreedaily.com · westerlynews.ca
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