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2008

WEEK ONE
THURSDAY JUNE 26
CALGARY 28, B. Columbia 18 (30159) - QB Henry Burris had three total TDs to help Calgary win the opener. Burris had two passing TDs and ran for one as he racked up 274 yards through the air and another 62 yards rushing.
Montreal 33, HAMILTON 10 (20589) - Montreal QB Anthony Calvillo threw for two TDs and 293 yards. He moved him into second on the CFL passing list with 53,343 yards over his 15-year career in coach Marc Trestman's debut.
FRIDAY JUNE 27
Toronto 23, WINNIPEG 16 (26155) - Former NFL kicker Mike Vanderjagt kicked a pair of fourth-quarter FGs to lead the Argos. Kevin Glenn completed 32-of-48 passes for 321 yards for Winnipeg, but was intercepted three times.
SATURDAY JUNE 28
SASKATCHEWAN 34, Edmonton 13 (28800) - Marcus Crandel threw a pair of scores and Wes Cates rushed for two TDs as the defending Grey Cup champss opened their season with a thrashing of the Eskimos.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    1  0 0  34  13  2 Montreal    1  0 0  33  10  2
Calgary     1  0 0  28  18  2 Toronto     1  0 0  23  16  2
Brit Col    0  1 0  18  28  0 Winnipeg    0  1 0  16  23  0
Edmonton    0  1 0  13  34  0 Hamilton    0  1 0  10  33  0
WEEK TWO
THURSDAY JULY 3
EDMONTON 34, Calgary 31 (32706) - Ricky Ray hit Jason Tucker on a 36-yard TD with 55 seconds left to play and completed 27-of-41 passes for 448 yards and three TDs to help the Eskimos snap a seven-game losing streak.
Hamilton 32, TORONTO 13 (30822) - Casey Printers and Jesse Lumsden each ran for a pair of TDs as the Ticats rushed for 311 yards. Lumsden ran for 189 yards, capping the blowout with a 57-yard fourth-quarter jaunt.
FRIDAY JULY 4
Saskatchewan 26, BRIT COL 16 (33813) - Wes Cates ran for 83 yards on 16 carries and scored a TD to lead a Riders' rushing attack that racked up 128 total yards. The Lions had six sacks in the game, four by Cameron Wake.
MONTREAL 38, Winnipeg 24 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo tossed four TD passes as the Alouettes won their home opener. Ben Cahoon's four-yard TD was his 55th career TD reception, breaking Peter Dalla Riva's team record.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    2  0 0  60  29  4 Montreal    2  0 0  71  34  4
Calgary     1  1 0  59  52  2 Toronto     1  1 0  36  48  2
Edmonton    1  1 0  47  65  2 Hamilton    1  1 0  42  46  2
Brit Col    0  2 0  34  54  0 Winnipeg    0  2 0  40  61  0
WEEK THREE
THURSDAY JULY 10
EDMONTON 47, Toronto 28 (31707) - Tristan Jackson scored TDs 86 seconds apart early in the third quarter as the Eskimos scored 31 second-half points en route to its first win over Toronto since 2005.
Calgary 23, MONTREAL 19 (20202) - Henry Burris passed for 302 yards and ran for another 93 as the Stamps rallied. Sandro DeAngelis gave Calgary the lead for good with 5:27 remaining in the third, booting a 32-yard FG.
FRIDAY JULY 11
Brit Columbia 42, WINNIPEG 24 (26735) - Jarious Jackson tossed five TD passes to lead the Lions over winless Winnipeg. Jackson completed 19-of-24 passes for 340 yards and Geroy Simon caught two TDs.
SATURDAY JULY 12
Saskatchewan 33, HAMILTON 28 (20874) - Wes Cates found the end zone from one yard out with 29 seconds remaining for the Roughriders, who extended their winning streak over the Tiger-Cats to nine games.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    3  0 0  93  57  6 Montreal    2  1 0  90  57  4
Calgary     2  1 0  82  71  4 Toronto     1  2 0  64  95  2
Edmonton    2  1 0  94  93  4 Hamilton    1  2 0  70  79  2
Brit Col    1  2 0  76  78  2 Winnipeg    0  3 0  64 103  0
WEEK FOUR
THURSDAY JULY 17
CALGARY 43, Hamilton 16 (31116) - Joffrey Reynolds scored three TDs and Henry Burris passed for 345 yards to lead Calgary. Hamilton QB Casey Printers threw for 209 yards and ran for a TD, but threw two interceptions.
FRIDAY JULY 18
BRIT COLUMBIA 27, Winnipeg 18 (37174) - Jarious Jackson threw for more than 300 yards in the second half  to lead the Lions to a comeback win on an evening that honoured the memory of team president Bob Ackles.
SATURDAY JULY 19
SASKATCHEWAN 41, Montreal 33 (28800) - Darian Durant threw for three TDs and ran for another score as the Roughriders racked up 514 yards of total offense and scored 19 points the final period.
SUNDAY JULY 20
TORONTO 35, Edmonton 31 (28522) - Kerry Joseph scored the game-winning TD with 23 seconds left, capping a 109-yard drive as Toronto rallied for an improbable victory, as they trailed by as many as 13 points early.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    4  0 0 134  90  8 Montreal    2  2 0 123  98  4
Calgary     3  1 0 125  87  6 Toronto     2  2 0  99 126  4
Edmonton    2  2 0 125 128  4 Hamilton    1  3 0  86 122  2
Brit Col    2  2 0 103  96  4 Winnipeg    0  4 0  82 130  0
WEEK FIVE
THURSDAY JULY 24
WINNIPEG 32, Calgary 28 (26882) - Ryan Dinwiddie completed a 35-yard TD pass to Romby Bryant with 12 seconds remaining for Winnipeg's first win. The score capped a fantastic performance as Dinwiddie threw for 450 yards.
FRIDAY JULY 25
BRIT COLUMBIA 36, Montreal 34 (30132) - Paul McCallum's 36-yard FG with 27 seconds remaining lifted the Lions to their eighth consecutive win over the Als. McCallum converted all five of his FGs, racking up 17 total points.
Edmonton 19, HAMILTON 13 (21402) - Ricky Ray threw the go-ahead TD pass to Kelly Campbell, and Noel Prefontaine kicked four field goals for the Eskimos, who outscored the Tiger-Cats 13-7 in the final period.
SUNDAY JULY 27
SASKATCHEWAN 28, Toronto 22 (28800) - Wes Cates ran for 130 yards and two TDs, while backup QB Steven Jyles completed 14-of-18 passes for 201 yards and a TD for the Roughriders, who are off to their best start since 1934.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    5  0 0 162 112 10 Montreal    2  3 0 157 134  4
Calgary     3  2 0 153 119  6 Toronto     2  3 0 121 154  4
Edmonton    3  2 0 144 141  6 Hamilton    1  4 0  99 141  2
Brit Col    3  2 0 139 128  6 Winnipeg    1  4 0 112 158  2
WEEK SIX
THURSDAY JULY 31
EDMONTON 35, British Col 24 (35008) - Ricky Ray accounted for four TDs and the Eskimos stormed back in the fourth for the win. Ray threw for a pair of TD passes and ran for two more as Edmonton scored the final 25 points.
MONTREAL 40, Hamilton 33 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo became the fourth quarterback in CFL history to throw 300 career TD passes to help Montreal (3-3) snap a three-game losing streak.
FRIDAY AUGUST 1
TORONTO 19, Winnipeg 11 (28523) - Dominque Dorsey's 94-yard punt return for a TD led the Argonauts, who moved into a first-place tie with Montreal (3-3) in the East Division.
SATURDAY AUGUST 2
Saskatchewan 22, CALGARY 21 (35650) - The Roughriders nearly gave away a 14-point halftime lead but held on, as Sandro DeAngelis missed a 54-yard FG with no time remaining on the clock for the Stampeders.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    6  0 0 184 133 12 Montreal    3  3 0 197 167  6
Edmonton    4  2 0 179 165  8 Toronto     3  3 0 140 165  6
Calgary     3  3 0 174 141  6 Hamilton    1  5 0 132 181  2
Brit Col    3  3 0 163 163  6 Winnipeg    1  5 0 123 177  2
WEEK SEVEN
Calgary 30, SASKATCHEWAN 25 (28800) - Henry Burris ran for one TD and threw for one as the Stamps opened a big lead and held on. After trailing 4-0,
Calgary scored 30 unanswered points to carry a 26-point lead into the fourth.
HAMILTON 45, Toronto 21 (19423) - Richie Williams threw three TD passes and Terry Caulley ran for 127 yards as Hamilton posted its highest offensive output since a 65-15 victory over Winnipeg in September 1999.
FRIDAY AUGUST 8
BRITISH COL 40, Edmonton 34 (30863) - Jarious Jackson threw three TD passes as the Lions put up 28 points in the first half and held on. The difference proved to be Rolly Lumbala's one-yard run in the fourth quarter.
Montreal 39, WINNIPEG 11 (27674) - Damon Duval booted six FGs and
Anthony Calvillo threw for 290 yards and a TD as Montreal cruised. Derick Armstrong hauled in nine passes for 112 yards and a score for Winnipeg.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    6  1 0 209 163 12 Montreal    4  3 0 236 178  8
Edmonton    4  3 0 213 205  8 Toronto     3  4 0 161 210  6
Calgary     4  3 0 204 166  8 Hamilton    2  5 0 177 202  4
Brit Col    4  3 0 203 197  8 Winnipeg    1  6 0 134 216  2
WEEK EIGHT
THURSDAY AUGUST 14
WINNIPEG 37, Hamilton 24 (25484) - Charles Roberts ran for 145 yards and two TDs as Winnipeg snapped a two-game skid. Roberts eclipsed the 100-yard mark for the first time this season, and had seven catches for 37 yards.
FRIDAY AUGUST 15
Montreal 32, TORONTO 14 (30521) - Anthony Calvillo threw three TDs to lead Montreal. He completed 27-of-41 passes for 379 yards for the Alouettes, who have won three straight to move atop the East Division standings.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    6  1 0 209 163 12 Montreal    5  3 0 268 192 10
Edmonton    4  3 0 213 205  8 Toronto     3  5 0 175 242  6
Calgary     4  3 0 204 166  8 Hamilton    2  6 0 201 239  4
Brit Col    4  3 0 203 197  8 Winnipeg    2  6 0 171 240  4
WEEK NINE
THURSDAY AUGUST 21
EDMONTON 27, Saskatchewan 10 (48808) - A.J. Harris rushed for 189 yards and a TD propelling Edmonton scored 27 straight points after the Riders stormed out to a 10-0 lead midway through the opening quarter.
FRIDAY AUGUST 22
Calgary 36, BRIT COLUMBIA 29 (34221) - Henry Burris' TD pass with three minutes remaining lifted Calgary to the win. He threw for 282 yards and two TDs for the Stamps, who had lost seven straight road games to the Lions.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    6  2 0 219 190 12 Montreal    5  3 0 268 192 10
Edmonton    5  3 0 240 215 10 Toronto     3  5 0 175 242  6
Calgary     5  3 0 240 195 10 Hamilton    2  6 0 201 239  4
Brit Col    4  4 0 232 233  8 Winnipeg    2  6 0 171 240  4
WEEK TEN
FRIDAY AUGUST 29
MONTREAL 30, British Col 25 (20202) - Adrian McPherson's one-yard TD run with 1:24 remaining in the fourth quarter led the Alouettes to their fourth straight win. Lions QB Buck Pierce was 38-of-48 for 406 yards with two TDs.
SUNDAY AUGUST 31
SASKATCHEWAN 19, Winnipeg 6 (30985) - Michael Bishop, acquired in a trade with the Argonauts on August 23, rushed for a go-ahead TD in the second quarter as the Roughriders snapped a two-game losing streak.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 1
Edmonton 37, CALGARY 16 (35650) - Ricky Ray tossed three TD passes, including two to Fred Stamps, to lead the Eskimos, while  A.J. Harris ran for nine-yard score and Noel Prefontaine kicked a pair of FGs and a single.
TORONTO 34, Hamilton 31 (25911) - Kerry Joseph passed for 399 yards and a TD to lift the Argos to the win, as Bryan Crawford scored the go-ahead TD from one yard out at 6:57 of the fourth and Mike Vanderjagt kicked four FGs.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    7  2 0 238 196 14 Montreal    6  3 0 298 217 12
Edmonton    6  3 0 277 231 12 Toronto     4  5 0 209 273  8
Calgary     5  4 0 256 232 10 Hamilton    2  7 0 232 273  4
Brit Col    4  5 0 257 263  8 Winnipeg    2  7 0 177 259  4
WEEK ELEVEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 5
Calgary 38, EDMONTON 33 (46014) - Henry Burris threw three TDs as the Stamps held on to split the home-and-home series. Burris fumbled the first snap of the game and it was returned 25 yards for a TD by Shannon Garrett.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 6
Brit Columbia 35, HAMILTON 12 (18723) - Buck Pierce threw for one TD and ran for another to lead the Lions, as he finished 29-of-37 for 364 yards with one interception for BC. Jamall Johnson had an interception return for a TD.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 7
MONTREAL 45, Toronto 19 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo passed for three TDs and ran for another TD for Montreal. He completed 36-of-49 passes for 369 yards and moved past Matt Dunigan into third on the all-time TD passing list.
Saskatchewan 34, WINNIPEG 31 (29770) - Luca Congi capped a 17-point Rider comeback with a 29-yard FG as time expired, while QB Michael Bishop completed 24-of-30 for 370 yards and three TDs.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    8  2 0 272 227 16 Montreal    7  3 0 343 236 14
Edmonton    6  4 0 310 269 12 Toronto     4  6 0 228 318  8
Calgary     6  4 0 294 265 12 Hamilton    2  8 0 244 308  4
Brit Col    5  5 0 292 275 10 Winnipeg    2  8 0 208 293  4
WEEK TWELVE
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 12
CALGARY 41, Montreal 30 (30960) - Henry Burris threw five TD passes as Calgary opened up a big lead. Montreal had its five-game winning streak snapped despite erupting for 20 points in the fourth quarter.
Winnipeg 39, TORONTO 9 (28453) - Winnipeg's Milt Stegall became the CFL's leader in receiving yards. Stegall pulled even with Allen Pitts at 14,891 career yards, then pulled ahead with a 92-yard TD strike that made it 28-3.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 13
BRIT COL 28, Saskatchewan 23 (38608) - Buck Pierce tossed fourth-quarter TD passes to Paris Jackson and Geroy Simon to propel the Lions to the win, while the Riders dropped their third consecutive decision to a division foe.
EDMONTON 38, Hamilton 33 (37500) - Calvin McCarty ran for a 21-yard TD with 59 seconds remaining to give Edmonton the win in a wild contest in which three interceptions were returned for scores.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    8  3 0 295 255 16 Montreal    7  4 0 373 277 14
Edmonton    7  4 0 348 302 14 Toronto     4  7 0 237 357  8
Calgary     7  4 0 345 295 14 Winnipeg    3  8 0 247 302  6
Brit Col    6  5 0 320 298 12 Hamilton    2  9 0 277 346  4
WEEK THIRTEEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19
Winnipeg 25, HAMILTON 23 (19102) - Winnipeg QB Kevin Glenn threw for 368 yards and two TDs, connecting with Terrence Edwards and Derick Armstrong on TD passes of 19 and 63 yards, respectively.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 20
CALGARY 34, Toronto 4 (33135) - Henry Burris threw a pair of TD passes as the Stampeders put forth a stellar defensive effort en route to the win. Toronto fell to 0-2 under new coach Don Matthews.
Brit Col 27, SASKATCHEWAN 21 (30945) - Paul McCallum kicked six FGs as the Lions took advantage of eight turnovers. Prior to the game, Hall-of-Famer Ron Lancaster was honored with a moment of silence. He died Thursday.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 21
MONTREAL 40, Edmonton 4 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo passed for 414 yards and two TDs to lead Montreal, which leads the East by four games. The Eskimos committed five turnovers to fall into third place in the West Division.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Saskatch    8  4 0 316 282 16 Montreal    8  4 0 413 281 16
Calgary     8  4 0 379 298 16 Toronto     4  8 0 240 391  8
Edmonton    7  5 0 352 342 14 Winnipeg    4  8 0 272 325  8
Brit Col    7  5 0 347 319 14 Hamilton    2 10 0 300 371  4
WEEK FOURTEEN
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 26
WINNIPEG 30, Edmonton 23 (29794) - Bombers RB Fred Reid had a 4-yard TD run with just over a minute to go for the win. Esks QB Ricky Ray threw two TDs, including the 145th of his career to break Warren Moon's club record.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 27
BRITISH COL 40, Hamilton 10 (31161) - Buck Pierce threw three TD passes as the Lions cruised. Two of his scoring tosses went to Geory Simon, who eclipsed 1,000 receiving yards for the sixth straight season.
Calgary 44, TORONTO 16 (28672) - The Stampeders scored 23 points in the second half and posted their first win at Rogers Centre since 2000, a seven-game skid. Toronto has been outscored, 162-48, during its four-game skid.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 28
MONTREAL 37, Saskatchewan 12 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo threw three TDs as the Alouettes clinched a playoff spot for the 13th straight year. Avon Cobourne ran for 125 yards on 17 carries and scored from two yards out.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
Calgary     9  4 0 423 314 18 *-Montreal  9  4 0 450 293 18
Saskatch    8  5 0 328 319 16 Winnipeg    5  8 0 302 348 10
Brit Col    8  5 0 387 329 16 Toronto     4  9 0 256 435  8
Edmonton    7  6 0 375 372 14 Hamilton    2 11 0 310 411  4
*-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK FIFTEEN
FRIDAY OCTOBER 3
SASKATCHEWAN 37, Calgary 34 (30945) - Michael Bishop threw for 242 yards and one TD to lead the Roughriders, who forged a three-way tie atop the West Division along with the B.C. Lions and Stampeders.
Brit Columbia 24, TORONTO 20 (28273) - Buck Pierce threw two TD passes as the Lions clinched a playoff berth. Charles Roberts added a one-yard TD
SATURDAY OCTOBER 4
HAMILTON 44, Montreal 38 (20423) - Quinton Porter threw five TD passes as Hamilton stayed alive in the playoff race after a game that saw 897 yards passing and nine TD strikes between Porter and the Als' Anthony Calvillo.
EDMONTON 36, Winnipeg 22 (40453) - Ricky Ray threw two TD passes,
while Maurice Mann and Andrew Nowacki each caught a score for the Eskimos, who outscored the Blue Bombers, 31-2, in the second period.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
*-Calgary   9  5 0 457 351 18 *-Montreal  9  5 0 488 337 18
*-Saskatch  9  5 0 365 353 18 Winnipeg    5  9 0 324 384 10
*-Brit Col  9  5 0 411 349 18 Toronto     4 10 0 276 459  8
Edmonton    8  6 0 411 394 16 Hamilton    3 11 0 354 449  6
*-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK SIXTEEN
FRIDAY OCTOBER 10
Edmonton 27, BRIT COLUMBIA 20 (34778) - Ricky Ray threw for 311 yards and rushed for a TD as the Eskimos moved into a four-way tie atop the West Division. Edmonton clinched at least a crossover playoff spot.
WINNIPEG 25, Toronto 16 (27268) - Alexis Serna hit a go-ahead 34-yard FG early in the fourth and Joe Smith ran for a TD for Winnipeg. Jamal Robertson had a 2-yard TD run and Mike Vanderjagt kicked three FGs for the Argos
MONDAY OCTOBER 13
MONTREAL 42, Hamilton 11 (20202) - Montreal QB Anthony Cavillo threw three TD passes and ran for another. Three of Cavillo's scores went to Jamal Richardson, who caught 12 passes for 125 yards.
CALGARY 42, Saskatchewan 5 (35650) - Henry Burris tossed three TDs as the Stampeders reclaimed top spot in the West. Ken-Yon Rambo, Jeremaine Copeland and Nik Lewis recorded a TD reception for Calgary.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
*-Calgary  10  5 0 499 356 20 X-Montreal 10  5 0 530 348 20
*-Saskatch  9  6 0 370 395 18 Winnipeg    6  9 0 351 399 12
*-Brit Col  9  6 0 431 376 18 Toronto     4 11 0 291 486  8
*-Edmonton  9  6 0 438 414 18 Hamilton    3 12 0 365 491  6
X-Clinched Division Title     *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK SEVENTEEN
FRIDAY OCTOBER 17
Brit Columbia 43, EDMONTON 28 (34342) - Buck Pierce threw for 378 yards and three TDs as the Lions roared back for the win. Pierce connected on 25-of-40 passes and threw two of his scoring strikes in the fourth quarter.SATURDAY OCTOBER 18
Montreal 43, TORONTO 34 (30262) - Anthony Calvillo threw four TD passes, including two to Jamal Richardson, to lead the Alouettes. The loss eliminated Toronto from playoff contention and clinched a berth for Winnipeg.
CALGARY 37, Winnipeg 16 (30110) - Henry Burris, who was 28-of-36 for 337 yards and five touchdowns, connected with Brett Ralph with an 8-yard TD pass to open the scoring and Calgary rolled.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 19
SASKATCHEWAN 30, Hamilton 29 (30945) - Luca Congi kicked a 36-yard FG with 51 seconds to go as the Riders pulled into a tie for second place in the West. The Ticats took a 29-20 lead with 17 straight points to begin the fourth.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
*-Calgary  11  5 0 536 372 22 X-Montreal 11  5 0 573 382 22
*-Saskatch 10  6 0 400 424 20 *-Winnipeg  6 10 0 367 436 12
*-Brit Col 10  6 0 474 404 20 Toronto     4 12 0 325 529  8
*-Edmonton  9  7 0 466 457 18 Hamilton    3 13 0 394 521  6
X-Clinched Division Title     *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK EIGHTEEN
FRIDAY OCTOBER 24
Calgary 28, HAMILTON 17 (20614) - Joffrey Reynolds ran for 128 yards and two TDs, helping Calgary clinch first place in the West. Sandro DeAngelis kicked a pair of FGs and Henry Burris threw two TDs for the Stampeders.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 25
BRIT COL 55, Toronto 32 (35994) - Jarious Jackson threw for 156 yards and threeTDs as the Lions pounded Toronto. Playing for injured quarterback Buck Pierce, Jackson entered the game late in the second quarter.
SASKATCHEWAN 55, Edmonton 9 (30945) - Riders RB Wes Cates ran for a pair of TDs and Renauld Williams returned an interception for a TDs, while Corey Grant, Weston Dressler, and Andy Fantuz each caught a TD pass.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 26
Winnipeg 24, MONTREAL 23 (20202) - Alexis Serna kicked a 32-yard FG in the final minutes as the Blue Bombers posted a dramatic win. Terrence Edwards and Romby Bryant each caught a TD pass for the Blue Bombers.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
X-Calgary  12  5 0 564 389 24 X-Montreal 11  6 0 596 406 22
*-Saskatch 11  6 0 455 433 22 *-Winnipeg  7 10 0 391 459 14
*-Brit Col 11  6 0 529 436 22 Toronto     4 13 0 357 584  8
*-Edmonton  9  8 0 475 512 18 Hamilton    3 14 0 411 549  6
X-Clinched Division Title     *-Clinched Playoff Berth
WEEK NINETEEN
THURSDAY OCTOBER 30
Saskatchewan 45, TORONTO 38 (28654) - Neal Hughes scored on a two-yard run with 12 seconds remaining to cap a wild rally as the Riders outscored Toronto, 28-7, in the final quarter to overcome a 31-17 deficit.
FRIDAY OCTOBER 31
EDMONTON 37, Montreal 14 (29911) - Ricky Ray threw two TDs passes as the Eskimos rolled over the Alouettes, who rested six starters. The victory locked up fourth place in the West for Edmonton.
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 1
WINNIPEG 44, Hamilton 30 (24595) - Romby Bryant caught four passes for 101 yards and a pair of TDs as Winnipeg scored the game's first 19 points and held a 29-9 advantage at the half.
CALGARY 41, Brit Col 30 (30275) - Henry Burris threw for 165 yards and a TD in one half alone to lead the Stampeders. With the loss, the Lions missed out on a chance to host a home game during the divisional semifinals.
WESTERN DIVISION              EASTERN DIVISION
X-Calgary  13  5 0 605 419 26 X-Montreal 11  7 0 610 443 22
*-Saskatch 12  6 0 500 471 24 *-Winnipeg  8 10 0 435 489 16
*-Brit Col 11  7 0 559 477 22 Toronto     4 14 0 395 629  8
*-Edmonton 10  8 0 512 526 20 Hamilton    3 15 0 441 593  6
X-Clinched Division Title     *-Clinched Playoff Berth

CFL PLAYOFFS - DIVISION SEMI-FINALS
Nov 8 - Edmonton (10-8) 29, WINNIPEG (8-10) 21 (27493) - A.J. Harris ran for a pair of TDs and Ricky Ray threw for 303 yards.as the Eskimos overcame the cold and wind to become the first West Division club to post a playoff victory as a crossover team since the league adopted the format in 1996.
Nov 8 - Brit Columbia (11-7) 33, SASKATCHEWAN (12-6) 12 (30945) - Buck Pierce threw for 221 yards and a TD and the Lions' defense forced six turnovers en route to knocking off the defending Grey Cup champions. Stefan Logan rushed for 153 yards for the Lions.

DIVISION FINALS
Nov 15 - MONTREAL (11-7) 36, Edmonton (11-8) 26 (38132) - Montreal's Larry Taylor returned a pair of punts for TDs. Anthony Calvillo completed 20-of-32 passes for 295 yards and a TD for Montreal, which advanced to the Grey Cup for the sixth time since 2000.
Nov 15 - CALGARY (13-5) 22, British Columbia (12-7) 18 (35650) - Henry Burris scored on a 1-yard run in the fourth quarter to lift the Stampeders to the Grey Cup. Paul McCallum's sixth FG brought the Lions within 22-18, but CB Brandon Browner intercepted a pass with 1:19 to go to clinch the win.


(96th Grey Cup - Sunday, November 23 at Montreal - 66,308)
CALGARY STAMPEDERS (14-5) 22, MONTREAL ALOUETTES (12-7) 14 - Henry Burris threw for a TD and Sandro DeAngelis kicked five FGs to lead the Calgary Stampeders to a win over the hometown Alouettes. Brett Ralph had the only touchdown for the Stampeders, who won their sixth Grey Cup in franchise history and their first since beating the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the 2001 final in Montreal. Buoyed by the roar of 66, 308 fans, the second-largest crowd in Grey Cup history, the Alouettes jumped out to a 13-3 lead in the second quarter but let the game slip away from them as the Stampeders slowly chipped away and took the lead for good on the last play of the third quarter. DeAngelis was named the game's most outstanding Canadian, while Burris took home the game MVP honour. The Calgary QB completed 28 of 37 passes for 328 yards and one interception. He also rushed for a game-high 79 yards on nine carries.  The Alouettes were vying to become the first team to win a Grey Cup in their home city since the B.C. Lions did it in 1994. Montreal's last Grey Cup victory came six years ago in Edmonton, its only win in six Grey Cup appearances since 2000.