--Canucks rookie Elias Petterson had two goals and three assists as Vancouver beat Colorado 7-6 in a shootout. Pettersson now has nine goals and five assists on the season.
--The Edmonton Oil Kings scored three goals in the first seven and a half minutes of the 3rd period to break the game open as they beat the Pats 5-1. Jake Leschyshyn had the only Regina goal. The Pats are now 4-12 on the season. They will be home to Saskatoon on Saturday
--The Canadian Football League could be landing in Mexico next season. According to TSN's Farhan Lalji, there is a "very real possibility" that the CFL will play two regular season games there in 2019 and one of those games could be a summer date involving the Toronto Argonauts. While no venue has been confirmed, Lalji adds that the groups trying to get games to Mexico - including the Liga de Football Americano Profesional - believe they could draw 40,000-50,000 fans in attendance.
Canadian Football League commissioner Randy Ambrosie met with LFA officials last month to discuss ways the two leagues might work together to develop players and grow the game globally.
--After winning the Grey Cup in Ottawa last year, the Toronto Argonauts finished the regular season in Ottawa as the worst team in the CFL. The Argos lost 24-9 to finish at 4-14.
--In the city high-school football finals. Miller beat Leboldus 23-3 to win their first 4A city championship since 1981. In the 3A final, Sheldon beat Greenall 24-3
--The Cougar womens basketball team were beaten by Trinity Western in their home opener by a score of 74-63. The men got 17 points apiece from Brayden Kuski and Greishe Clerjuste in a 111-65 victory over Trinity Western, The 46-point victory was the largest in program history for the Cougars, topping a mark that was set in a 94-50 win over Lakehead back in 1987.
--The Cougar womens basketball team were beaten by Trinity Western in their home opener by a score of 74-63. The men got 17 points apiece from Brayden Kuski and Greishe Clerjuste in a 111-65 victory over Trinity Western, The 46-point victory was the largest in program history for the Cougars, topping a mark that was set in a 94-50 win over Lakehead back in 1987.
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Poor Pats, another game ..... another loss!!
Not much more to be said.
Don’t think we will be hearing Phil say
“What a game what what a win” too many times this year.
Sad situation to say the least. Oh well better luck next year.
Hmmmm... Mexico CFL games, 40,000, 50,000 in attendance at $1.00 Canadian dollar per person, children under 15 free = despetate Bush League move. The local economy says so.
Ya, it's looking like a completely write-off year for the Pats. Same with Swift Current, who the Pats have 2 of their 4 wins over. Make trades, do anything to make us want to go to the games next season please Pats.
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