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2009

WEEK 1 (ALL TIMES EASTERN)
WEDNESDAY JULY 1
Toronto 30, HAMILTON 17 (23211) - Kerry Joseph threw for 227 yards and three TDs for Toronto, which snapped a nine-game losing streak and won in head coach Bart Andrus' debut. Jamal Robertson ran for 124 yards and a TD.
Montreal 40, CALGARY 27 (35650) - Chip Cox returned a fumble 81 yards for a TD late in the fourth quarter, sealing Montreal's win. Avon Cobourne ran for  107 yards with a TDs for the Als, while K Damon Duval was 5-for-5 on FGs,
THURSDAY JULY 2
EDMONTON 19, Winnipeg 17 (30650 - Ricky Ray was 29-for-41 passing for 318 yards and a TD, as the Esks and new coach Richie Hall won after Bombers' Alexis Serna missed a game-tying 56-yard FG in the final seconds.
FRIDAY JULY 3
SASKATCHEWAN 28, Br Col 24 (30062) - Darian Durant  threw for 313  yards and had a rushing TD to lead the Roughriders. Durant  went 18-for-32 with three interceptions. Hugh Charles had 14 carries for 34 yards and a score.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    1  0 0  28  24  2 Montreal    1  0 0  40  27  2
Edmonton    1  0 0  19  17  2 Toronto     1  0 0  30  17  2
British Col 0  1 0  24  28  0 Winnipeg    0  1 0  17  19  0
Calgary     0  1 0  27  40  0 Hamilton    0  1 0  17  30  0
WEEK 2
THURSDAY JULY 9
MONTREAL 50, Edmonton 16 (20202) - QB Anthony Calvillo threw for 343 yards and two TDs, while the Als exploded for 31 points in the fourth quarter to win easily. The Eskimos were sacked five times and had five turnovers.
FRIDAY JULY 10
WINNIPEG 42, Calgary 30 (29533) - The Stamps had five turnovers that led to 28 points for Winnipeg. Lavarus Giles added TD runs of 2 and 4 yards for Winnipeg, while LB Siddeeq Shabazz had a 36-yard interception TD return.
Hamilton 31, BRITISH COL 28 (26885) - DeAndra' Cobb rushed for 100 yards and caught a 48-yard TD pass, and Geoff Tisdale ran back an interception for a score as Hamilton  won at British Columbia for the first time since 2004.
SATURDAY JULY 11
Saskatchewan 46, TORONTO 36 (30055) - QB Darian Durant threw for 205 yards and three TDs, as the Roughriders took advantage of five turnovers. Toronto lost its seventh straight home game to tie a franchise mark.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    2  0 0  74  60  4 Montreal    2  0 0  90  43  4
Edmonton    1  1 0  35  67  2 Toronto     1  1 0  66  63  2
British Col 0  2 0  52  59  0 Winnipeg    1  1 0  49  49  2
Calgary     0  2 0  57  82  0 Hamilton    1  1 0  48  58  2
WEEK 3
THURSDAY JULY 16
B.C. 40, EDMONTON 22 (33661) - Lions QB Jarious Jackson threw for 362 yards and four TDs. Geroy Simon caught four passes for 122 yards and two TDs, while Paris Jackson added nine catches for 126 yards and a TD.
FRIDAY JULY 17
CALGARY 44, Toronto 9 (33109) - Calgary QB Henry Burris went 23-for-32 with 348 yards and a TD and the Calgary defense scored three TDs. Argos QB Kerry Joseph threw a pair of interceptions, both returned for touchdowns.
SATURDAY JULY 18
Montreal 43, SASKATCHEWAN 10 (30945) - Anthony Calvillo went 24-for-34 with 281 yards and two TDs, while Avon Coburne had 25 carries for 145 yards and two TDs for the Als, who are now the lone undefeated team.
HAMILTON 25, Winnipeg 13 (24292) - Kevin Glenn completed 11-of-19 passes for 146 yards and two TDs as Hamilton used a strong fourth quarter to win two in a row for the first time since the end of the 2006 season.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    2  1 0  84 103  4 Montreal    3  0 0 133  53  6
Edmonton    1  2 0  57 107  2 Hamilton    2  1 0  73  71  4
British Col 1  2 0  92  81  2 Winnipeg    1  2 0  62  74  2
Calgary     1  2 0 101  91  2 Toronto     1  2 0  75 107  2
WEEK 4
THURSDAY JULY 23
MONTREAL 21, Hamilton 8 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo passed for 404 yards and moved into second place on the CFL's all-time TD passing list. Calvillo, passed Ron Lancaster with 335 career touchdown passes.
FRIDAY JULY 24
Toronto 19, WINNIPEG 5 (28466) - Jamal Robertson rushed 24 times for 101
yards and a TD, as Toronto bounced back after consecutive defeats. Justin
Medlock kicked four FGs for the Argos, who bolted to a 16-3 halftime lead.
Calgary 48, BRIT COL 10 (27191) - Joffrey Reynolds ran for 131 yards and two TDs, as the Stamps and beat the Lions for the fifth straight time, as Henry Burris threw for 163 yards and three TDs.
SATURDAY JULY 25
Edmonton 38, SASKATCHEWAN 33 (30945) - Arkee Whitlock's 18-yard TD run with just over eight minutes left was the difference. Ricky Ray threw for 247 yards, while Darian Durant totaled 238 yards for the 'Riders.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    2  2 0 117 141  4 Montreal    4  0 0 154  61  8
Edmonton    2  2 0  95 140  4 Hamilton    2  2 0  81  92  4
Calgary     2  2 0 149 101  4 Toronto     2  2 0  94 112  4
British Col 1  3 0 102 129  2 Winnipeg    1  3 0  67  93  2
WEEK 5
THURSDAY JULY 30
EDMONTON 33, Montreal 19 (33206) - Ricky Ray completed 23-of-27 passes for 363 yards with three TDs. Als QB Anthony Calvillo became just the second player in CFL history to pass for 60,000 yards.
FRIDAY JULY 31
HAMILTON 30, Brit Col 19 (20103) - Ti-Cats RB DeAndra' Cobb rushed for 167 yards on 17 carries and scored twice as Hamilton beat the Lions twice this year after dropping nine straight to B.C.
SATURDAY AUGUST 1
Winnipeg 13, TORONTO 12 (23821) - Alexis Serna hit a 48-yard FG with slightly more than four minutes left, while Argo K Justin Medlock tried a 57-yarder with 26 seconds left, but the ball clanged off the left upright.
Saskatchewan 24, CALGARY 23 (35650) - Darian Durant's 65-yard TD throw to Chris Getzlaf with 1:18 remaining in the game was the difference. Getzlaf finished with five catches for 101 yards and two TDs.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    3  2 0 141 164  6 Montreal    4  1 0 173  94  8
Edmonton    3  2 0 128 159  6 Hamilton    3  2 0 111 111  6
Calgary     2  3 0 172 125  4 Toronto     2  3 0 106 125  4
British Col 1  4 0 121 159  2 Winnipeg    2  3 0  80 105  4
WEEK 6
FRIDAY AUGUST 7
MONTREAL 25, Toronto 0 (20202) - Als QB Anthony Calvillo threw for 390 yards on 35- of-43 passing and Ben Cahoon went over 12,000 yards receiving. It was Montreal's first shutout since September 5, 1976.
BRIT COL 35, Saskatchewan 20 (30117) - Buck Pierce threw for 215 yards
on 26-of-34 efficiency with a TD and an interception to lead the Lions. Martell Mallett gained 99 yards on 17 carries and a TD and caught a TD for BC.
SATURDAY AUGUST 8
HAMILTON 28, Edmonton 21 (19206) - DeAndra Cobb rushed for 75 yards and a TD, and his 40-yard run late set up the game-winning score in heavy rain. Quinton Porter snuck in for the go-ahead TD with 46 seconds to go.
CALGARY 31, Winnipeg 23 (35650) - Henry Burris threw for 356 yards and two TDs, leading the Stamps. Joffrey Reynolds accounted for two TDs, one rushing and one receiving, with 51 rushing yards and 45 receiving yards.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    3  3 0 161 199  6 Montreal    5  1 0 198  94 10
Edmonton    3  3 0 149 187  6 Hamilton    4  2 0 139 132  8
Calgary     3  3 0 203 148  6 Toronto     2  4 0 106 150  4
British Col 2  4 0 156 179  4 Winnipeg    2  4 0 103 136  4
WEEK 7
THURSDAY AUGUST 13
EDMONTON 38, Calgary 35 (33065) - Eskimos WR  Fred Stamps made a diving grab of a Ricky Ray pass in the back of the end zone with nine seconds left. Ray finished with 342 yards and three TDs, and ran for one.
FRIDAY AUGUST 14
Brit Col 36, TORONTO 28 (24754) - Sean Whyte drilled a game-winning FG with eight seconds left. The Lions trailed 22-7 with just over five minutes to go in the third. Justin Medlock hit seven FGs, tying an Argo franchise mark.
SATURDAY AUGUST 15
Montreal 39, WINNIPEG 12 (25053) - Anthony Calvillo threw for 261 yards and four TDs fo the Als. Alexis Serna accounted for all of the Blue Bombers' scoring, hitting 4-of-5 field goal attempts.
SUNDAY AUGUST 16
SASKATCHEWAN 33, Hamilton 23 (30360) - Weston Dressler's 13-yard TD run with 6 1/2 minutes left proved to be the game-winning score during a rainy affair. The Riders won their 11th straight game against the Tiger- Cats.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    4  3 0 187 222  8 Montreal    6  1 0 237 106 12
Saskatch    4  3 0 194 222  8 Hamilton    4  3 0 162 165  8
Calgary     3  4 0 238 186  6 Winnipeg    2  5 0 115 175  4
British Col 3  4 0 192 207  6 Toronto     2  5 0 134 186  4
WEEK 8 (Byes: Calgary, Edmonton, Hamilton, Toronto)
FRIDAY AUGUST 21
MONTREAL 34, Saskatchewan 25 (20202) - Als QB Anthony Calvillo threw two TD passes and Avon Cobourne rushed for 101 yards. Rider QB Darian Durant completed 19-of-31 passes for 326 yards and two TDs.
Winnipeg 37, BRIT COL 10 (27983) - Fred Reid rushed for a Bomber franchise-record 260 yards and two TDs on 26 carries to snap a 2-game Winnipeg losing skid. QB Michael Bishop threw for 131 yards and a TD.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    4  3 0 187 222  8 Montreal    7  1 0 271 131 14
Saskatch    4  4 0 219 256  8 Hamilton    4  3 0 162 165  8
Calgary     3  4 0 238 186  6 Winnipeg    3  5 0 152 185  6
British Col 3  5 0 202 244  6 Toronto     2  5 0 134 186  4
WEEK 9 (Byes: B.C., Montreal, Saskatchewan, Winnipeg)
FRIDAY AUGUST 28
Calgary 23, TORONTO 20 (25329) - Henry Burris' eight-yard TD pass to Jeremaine Copeland with just over a minute to play sent the Argos to their 10th straight home loss. Burris set a Stamps record with 1,445 completions.
SATURDAY AUGUST 29
EDMONTON 31, Hamilton 30 (35036) - Noel Prefontaine's 49-yard FG in the final minute lifted the Eskimos to a comeback win. Arkee Whitlock accounted for three TDs for Edmonton, while Ricky Ray threw for 347 yards and a TD.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    5  3 0 218 252 10 Montreal    7  1 0 271 131 14
Saskatch    4  4 0 219 256  8 Hamilton    4  4 0 192 196  8
Calgary     4  4 0 261 206  8 Winnipeg    3  5 0 152 185  6
British Col 3  5 0 202 244  6 Toronto     2  6 0 154 209  4
WEEK 10
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 4
BRIT COLUMBIA 19, Montreal 12 (27199) - Jarious Jackson found Emmanuel Arceneaux in the end zone for the go-ahead TD as BC's Wally Buono tied Don Matthews as the all-time leader in coaching wins at 231.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 6
SASKATCHEWAN 29, Winnipeg 14 (30945) - Wes Cates ran for 76 yards and also had 84 yards on six grabs to lead the Riders, while QB Darian Durant completed 23-of-37 passes for 246 yards and a TD.
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 7
HAMILTON 34, Toronto 15 (30293) - Kevin Glenn threw for 273 yards and two scores on 20-of-36 completions, leading Hamilton, while the Argos losing streak reached five games and they are just 2-16 in their last 18 games.
CALGARY 32, Edmonton 8 (40729) - Calgary's Joffrey Reynolds ran 21 times for 116 yards and a TD and added three catches for 58 yards. Edmonton accumulated just 53 yards rushing as its two-game win streak ended.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Edmonton    5  4 0 226 284 10 Montreal    7  2 0 283 150 14
Saskatch    5  4 0 248 270 10 Hamilton    5  4 0 226 211 10
Calgary     5  4 0 293 214 10 Winnipeg    3  6 0 166 214  6
British Col 4  5 0 221 256  8 Toronto     2  7 0 169 243  4
WEEK 11
Friday, Sept. 11
TORONTO 25, Hamilton 22 (2OT) (26421) - Justin Medlock kicked the game-winning 28-yard FG and Jamal Robertson rushed for 117 yards and two TDs, as Toronto snapped a franchise-long 10-game skid at home.
Calgary 35, EDMONTON 34 (46212) - Henry Burris completed an 18-yard TD pass to Jeremaine Copeland in the final minutes to lift the Stamps, who  outscored the Esks 15-0 in the fourth quarter to pull out their third in a row.
Sunday, Sept. 13
MONTREAL 28, Brit Col 24 (20202) - Avon Cobourne scored the winning TD with 45 seconds to play. Anthony Calvillo completed 29 passes for 334 yards, a TD and an interception for the Als, who have won five of their last six.
Saskatchewan 55, WINNIPEG 10 (29553) - Riders QB Darian Durant threw for 225 yards and a TD and ran for another, while Wes Cates ran for two TDs and added a TD catch. Luca Congi booted five field goals in the win.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     6  4 0 328 248 12 Montreal    8  2 0 311 174 16
Saskatch    6  4 0 303 280 12 Hamilton    5  5 0 248 236 10
Edmonton    5  5 0 260 319 10 Winnipeg    3  7 0 176 269  6
British Col 4  6 0 245 284  8 Toronto     3  7 0 194 265  6
WEEK 12
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 18
HAMILTON 24, Calgary 17 (19448) - Adam Tafralis hit Arland Bruce with the winning 36-yard TD pass with 4:24 to go, lifting Hamilton to their fifth straight home win, the longest streak since 2002 when they had eight in a row.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 19
BRIT COL 23, Toronto 17 (27515) - Wally Buono became the winningest head coach in CFL history with the 232rd of his career, passing Don Matthews. Sean Whyte hit 5-of-6 of his field goal attempts for the Lions.
SUNDAY SEPTEMBER 20
MONTREAL 33, Winnipeg 14 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo threw for 338 yards and a TD for the Eastern-leading Alouettes. Avon Cobourne rushed for 80 yards and a TD and added five receptions for 52 yards with another score.
Edmonton 31, SASKATCHEWAN 27 (30945) - Ricky Ray connected with Maurice Mann on a 68- yard TD pass with just over a minute remaining to lead the Eskimos into a 3-way tie for first in the West.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    6  5 0 330 311 12 Montreal    9  2 0 344 188 18
Calgary     6  5 0 345 272 12 Hamilton    6  5 0 272 253 12
Edmonton    6  5 0 291 346 12 Winnipeg    3  8 0 190 302  6
British Col 5  6 0 268 301 10 Toronto     3  8 0 211 288  6
WEEK 13
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 25
Montreal 42, HAMILTON 8 (22083) - RB Avon Cobourne ran for a career-high 193 yards on 23 carries for Montreal, which has won three in a row. Hamilton had a five-game home winning streak snapped.
CALGARY 27, Brit Col 17 (36702) - Henry Burris ran for two TDs and threw another, as Calgary won their third straight home game. Burris' TD toss moved him ahead of Doug Flutie for first place on the franchise list with 141.
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 26
Saskatchewan 23, EDMONTON 20 (62517) - The Eskimos set a single-game attendance record, but Steven Jyles' TD run in the fourth quarter gave the Riders their third win in their last four games.
WINNIPEG 29, Toronto 24 (22446) - Michael Bishop threw for 312 yards and a pair of TDs, as the Blue Bombers withstood a late charge from the Argos and ended a three-game skid. Alexis Serna kicked four FGs for the victors.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Saskatch    7  5 0 353 331 14 Montreal   10  2 0 386 196 20
Calgary     7  5 0 372 289 14 Hamilton    6  6 0 280 295 12
Edmonton    6  6 0 311 369 12 Winnipeg    4  8 0 219 326  8
British Col 5  7 0 285 328 10 Toronto     3  9 0 235 317  6
WEEK 14
FRIDAY OCTOBER 2
WINNIPEG 27, Edmonton 17 (21965) - Michael Bishop completed 20-of-34 passes for 184 yards with a TD, and Jovon Johnson returned a missed field goal 118 yards for a TD, as the Blue Bombers solidified their playoff hopes.
BRIT COL 19, Saskatchewan 16 (31958) - Sean Whyte's fourth FG of the game, a 33-yarder, broke a tie in the waning seconds. Lions QB Buck Pierce passed for 343 yards, while Riders QB Darian Durant was intercepted twice.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 3
Montreal 27, TORONTO 8 (26828) - Anthony Calvillo completed 22-of-31 passes for 216 yards, one TD and one interception as Montreal clinched the first playoff berth of the season and the Eastern Division title
CALGARY 15, Hamilton 14 (36753) - Sandro DeAngelis connected on five of his six FG attempts to lead the Stampeders to a division lead. Henry Burris went 14-of-20 for 132 yards but was picked off twice for Calgary.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     8  5 0 387 303 16 Z-Montreal 11  2 0 413 204 22
Saskatch    7  6 0 369 350 14 Hamilton    6  7 0 294 310 12
Edmonton    6  7 0 328 396 12 Winnipeg    5  8 0 246 343 10
British Col 6  7 0 304 344 12 Toronto     3 10 0 243 344  6
Z-Clinched division title
WEEK 15
FRIDAY OCTOBER 9
B.C. 34, EDMONTON 31 (30120) - Geroy Simon's 62-yard TD catch, his second of the game,  with 12 seconds left led the Lions to their 2nd straight win. Lions QB Buck Pierce went 23-for-38 with 301 yards and three TDs.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 10
SASKATCHEWAN 32, Toronto 22 (29361) - Darian Durant threw for three TDs to pace Saskatchewan, while Kerry Joseph was 8-of-22 for 82 yards and was picked off once for the Argos, who have lost and nine of their last 10.
MONDAY OCTOBER 12
MONTREAL 32, Calgary 11 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo threw four TD passes, including three to Jamel Richardson, as the Alouettes routed the Stamps. Calvillo completed 26-of-37 attempts for 289 yards.
Winnipeg 38, HAMILTON 28 (19562) - Michael Bishop threw for 356 yards
and three scores, as the Bombers extended its winning streak to three. for
Hamilton has lost three in a row.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     8  6 0 398 335 16 Z-Montreal 12  2 0 445 215 24
Saskatch    8  6 0 401 372 16 Hamilton    6  8 0 322 348 12
British Col 7  7 0 338 375 14 Winnipeg    6  8 0 284 371 12
Edmonton    6  8 0 359 430 12 Toronto     3 11 0 265 376  6
Z-Clinched division title
WEEK 16
FRIDAY OCTOBER 16
Edmonton 22, TORONTO 19 (26515) - Arkee Whitlock rushed for a season-high 145 yards and scored twice to lead the Eskimos, who have won two in a row and four of five. The Argos were officially eliminated from the playoff race.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 17
CALGARY 44, Saskatchewan 44 (T) (38623) - Henry Burris' five-yard TD pass to Brett Ralph on the final possession of overtime gave the Stamps the tie. Darian Durant threw for 427 yards and two TDs for the Riders.
SUNDAY OCTOBER 18
MONTREAL 41, Hamilton 38 (20202) - Anthony Calvillo and Adrian McPherson each threw a pair of TD passes, as the Als handed the Ti-Cats their fourth loss in a row. Montreal has won eight straight home games.
Brit Col 24, WINNIPEG 21 (24048) - Travis Lulay hit A.J. Harris for a 30-yard TD early in the fourth and B.C. held on for the win. Bombers QB Michael Bishop threw three interceptions -- one of those returned for a score.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Calgary     8  6 1 442 379 17 Z-Montreal 13  2 0 486 253 26
Saskatch    8  6 1 445 416 17 Hamilton    6  9 0 360 389 12
British Col 8  7 0 362 398 16 Winnipeg    6  9 0 305 395 12
Edmonton    7  8 0 381 449 14 Toronto     3 12 0 284 398  6
Z-Clinched division title     X-Clinched playoff berth
WEEK 17
FRIDAY OCTOBER 23
Hamilton 26, TORONTO 17 (25352) - Kevin Glenn threw for 322 yards and a TD, and DeAndra' Cobb rushed for 80 yards on 17 attempts and also caught a TD pass, as Hamilton snapped a four-game losing streak.
CALGARY 30, Edmonton 7 (35650) - Henry Burris threw for 346 yards and a TD and ran for 25 yards and a score to lead the Stamps, who clinched a postseason berth. Joffrey Reynolds added a pair of TDs for Calgary.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 24
WINNIPEG 41, Montreal 24 (21378) - Michael Bishop tossed two TDs, while Terrence Edwards caught six passes for 156 yards and a TD for Winnipeg, which has won four of their last five, and ended the Al's six-game win streak.
SASKATCHEWAN 33, Brit Col 30 (OT) (30945) - Luca Congi made a 29-yard FG in OT, and James Patrick intercepted an end zone heave from Casey Printers to give the Riders a tie for first in the West with two games to play.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
X-Calgary   9  6 1 472 386 19 Z-Montreal 13  3 0 510 294 26
X-Saskatch  9  6 1 478 446 19 Hamilton    7  9 0 386 406 14
British Col 8  8 0 392 431 16 Winnipeg    7  9 0 346 419 14
Edmonton    7  9 0 388 479 14 Toronto     3 13 0 301 424  6
Z-Clinched division title     X-Clinched playoff berth
WEEK 18
FRIDAY OCTOBER 30
EDMONTON 36, Toronto 10 (30012) - Ricky Ray threw for 332 yards and a TD to keep the Esks playoff hopes alive. Arkee Whitlock gained 114 yards and scored a TD, while Derek Schiavone converted all five FG attempts in the win.
SATURDAY OCTOBER 31
HAMILTON 24, Saskatchewan 6 (24586) - Ti-Cats QB Kevin Glenn completed 21-of-35 passes for 233 yards and a TD, while DeAndra' Cobb ran for 159 yards to become the seventh CFL RB to rush for 1,000 yards.
Calgary 28, BRIT COL 26 (27131) - Sandro DeAngelis' 27-yard FG with time expiring secured a home playoff game for the Stamps.  Henry Burris threw for 306 yards and a TD on 17-of-31 passing for Calgary.
SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1
MONTREAL 48, Winnipeg 14 (20202) - Als QB Anthony Calvillo threw for 305 yards and two TDs. The 14 wins ties a franchise record. The Blue Bombers will play Hamilton next week for the right to go to the playoffs.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
X-Calgary  10  6 1 500 412 21 Z-Montreal 14  3 0 558 308 28
X-Saskatch  9  7 1 484 470 19 Hamilton    8  9 0 410 412 16
British Col 8  9 0 418 459 16 Winnipeg    7 10 0 360 467 14
Edmonton    8  9 0 424 489 16 Toronto     3 14 0 311 460  6
Z-Clinched division title     X-Clinched playoff berth
WEEK 19
FRIDAY NOVEMBER 6
Edmonton 45, BRIT COLUMBIA 13 (31515) - Arkee Whitlock carried the ball 20 times for 165 yards and scored two of Edmonton's five rushing TDs, as the Esks clinched a playoff spot, while QB Ricky Ray had two rushing TDs.
Saturday, Nov. 7
Montreal 42, TORONTO 17 (28293) - Damon Duval matched a Montreal record with seven FGs and set a new CFL record for points in a single season with 242, , while the Argos ended the season on an eight-game skid.
SASKATCHEWAN 30, Calgary 14 (30945) - Darian Durant threw two TD passes, including a 25-yarder in the second quarter to Rob Bagg, as the Riders clinched their first West Division regular-season title since 1976.
Sunday, Nov. 8
Hamilton 39, WINNIPEG 17 (29038) - Kevin Glenn passed for 316 yards and a TD and also ran for a TD, while Jeremy Ito kicked three FGs for the Ti-Cats, who wrapped up second in the East and ended the Bombers' playoff hopes.
WESTERN CONFERENCE            EASTERN CONFERENCE
Z-Saskatch 10  7 1 514 484 21 Z-Montreal 15  3 0 600 325 30
X-Calgary  10  7 1 514 442 21 X-Hamilton  9  9 0 449 429 18
X-Edmonton  9  9 0 469 502 18 Winnipeg    7 11 0 377 506 14
X-Brit Col  8 10 0 431 504 16 Toronto     3 15 0 328 502  6
Z-Clinched division title     X-Clinched playoff berth

Playoffs - Division Semi-Finals
Nov 15  - British Columbia (8-10) 34, HAMILTON (9-9) 27 (OT) (27430) - Ian Smart's eight-yard TD catch in OT proved to be the difference, as the Lions advanced to the East Final. Casey Printers threw for 360 yards and a TD for the Lions. Kevin Glenn completed 31-of-51 passes for 437 yards and two TD for Hamilton, which was hosting a playoff game for the first time since 2001.
Nov 15  - CALGARY (10-7-1) 24, Edmonton (9-9) 21 (31356) - Henry Burris  threw two TD passes and Joffrey  Reynolds powered  the running  game, as Calgary advanced. Burris was 19-of-32 for 264 yards, while Reynolds had 127 yards on 18 carries for the Stamps. Ricky  Ray completed 18-of-30 passes for 162 yards and added a score on the ground for the Eskimos.

Division Finals
Nov 22 - MONTREAL (15-3) 56, British Columbia (9-10) 18 (53792) - Anthony Calvillo threw for five TDs as Montreal rolled. The 16-year veteran completed 19-of-28 passes for 312 yards. Jamel Richardson notched a pair of TD catches and returned a blocked punt for a TD for Montreal.
Nov 22 - SASKATCHEWAN (10-7-1) 27, Calgary (11-7-1) 17 (30945) - Darian Durant tossed three TD passes as the Roughriders advanced to the Grey Cup. Andy Fantuz, Rob Bagg and Chris Getzlaf each caught a TD pass for the Riders. Calgary's Henry Burris threw for a TD, but was picked off three times.


(97th Grey Cup Championship At Calgary - Sunday November 29 - 46,020)
MONTREAL ALOUETTES (16-3) 28, SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS (11-7-1) 27 - Damon Duval's 33-yard FG on the game's final play, off a second opportunity thanks to a Saskatchewan penalty, boosted Montreal to an improbable win. The Alouettes, who lost last year's CFL title game to Calgary, rallied from a 16-point deficit in the final quarter to win the Grey Cup for the first time since 2002. Montreal lost its previous three times in the title game, but got a huge reprieve thanks to the Roughriders having 13 men on the field with zeroes showing on the clock, after Duval pushed a FG try wide right. The ball was moved 10 yards closer and Duval was true on the final attempt. Anthony Calvillo, who was honored as the CFL's top player, completed 26-of-39 passes for 314 yards with a pair of TDs for the Alouettes. Jamel Richardson caught eight passes for 113 yards and a score for the Alouettes, while Avon Cobourne had 16 rushes for 85 yards and a TD and was named the game's MVP. Cobourne also caught six passes for 64 yards