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Features October 4, 2024

Stamps Fall In BC

Back-to-back touchdowns led the BC Lions to a 32-15 win over the Calgary Stampeders on Friday night in Vancouver.

The loss drops the Stampeders to 4-10-1 while the Lions climb to 8-8 on the season.

Ishmael Hyman and Reggie Begelton had the Stampeders touchdowns in the loss.

STAT PACK 

Jake Maier – 19-for-27 for 164-yards, one touchdown, two interceptions

Peyton Logan – 15 carries for 89 yards

Reggie Begelton – 73 yards and one touchdown

Julian Howsare – six tackles and two sacks

The Lions started with the ball on Friday night in Vancouver. After a couple of first downs the Stampeders forced a punt thanks to a Julian Howsare sack on second down.

The Stampeders were driving into Lions territory but fumbled the football which was recovered by the BC and returned to the Calgary 22-yardline. The Lions would open the scoring with a field goal to make it 3-0.

That would be the only scoring heading into the second-quarter.

Howsare got another second-down sack to stall the first Lions drive of the quarter and get the ball back at the Calgary 35-yardline following a Leo’s punt.

Calgary ran the ball effectively on their next drive leading to a 10-yard touchdown pass from Jake Maier to Ishmael Hyman to give the Stampeders the 7-3 lead.

 

BC countered with a field goal at the end of the first half to make the score 7-6 Calgary heading into halftime.

The Stampeders booted a 56-yard punt-single on their first possession of the second-half to make the score 8-6.

The Lions moved the ball through the air leading to another field-goal, giving them the 9-8 lead with 6:49 to go in the third-quarter.

BC hit for a big passing play of 50-yards to get down to the Stampeders 32-yardline as the game rolled into the fourth-quarter.

That drive was ended with a 15-yard field goal to make the Lions lead 12-8 with 11:49 remaining in the game.

Maier was picked-off on the next Stamps drive and the interception was taken all the way back for a touchdown to make the score 19-8.

The Lions swatted down a backwards screen pass on the next drive and scooped the fumble for their second-straight defensive touchdown to make the score 26-8 with 8:21 to go.

The Stamps were intercepted again on the next drive. The Lions returned the ball to the Calgary 18-yardline. The Lions go a field goal out of that drive to extend their lead to 29-8.

Matt Shiltz came in at quarterback for Calgary and found Reggie Begelton from 53-yards out on his first throw of the season to cut the Lions lead to 29-14.

The Lions tacked on their sixth field goal of the night following a Stampeders onside kick to make the score 32-15 with one-minute remaining.

That would be the final score.

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The Stampeders host the Edmonton Elks Saturday, Oct. 12 in their final regular season game at McMahon Stadium in 2024.

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