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It was a busy night over at Elks Field on Friday night with one game in the Pee Wee division and two in the Bantam.
Pee Wee
Ti-Cats 27 Rockets 6
The Ti-Cats and Assiniboia Rockets started off the night and it wasn't close as the Ti-Cats cruised past the visitors 27-6 on the back of Chantz Petruic.
Petruic finished with three touchdowns in the win, the longest, a 59-yarder, came in the fourth quarter.
Logan Fettes, who scored Assiniboia's lone TD as time expired, was named game MVP for the Rockets. Dylan Stevens took home the honour for the Ti-Cats.
Bantam
Colts 8 Rockets 6
The second game of the night featured the Bantam Assiniboia squad on the field against the Colts and a two-point conversion would be all that seperated these two in a defensive 8-6 win for the Colts.
Bryce Hall put the Rockets on the board first right at the end of the first half with a one-yard touchdown run.
Zach Hagerman would tie the game with 2:15 left to go in the third quarter on a five-yard TD run and Dabulis Ebet sealed the win with the two-point conversion.
Taylor Neustater was named game MVP for the Colts and Dan Malesh for the Rockets.
Falcons 38 Raiders 6
The final game was all Falcons from the start as they scored a pair of touchdowns in the opening quarter and walked to the 38-6 win over the Raiders.
Kyril Ostedahl got the Falcons on the board with eight minutes to go in the opening frame with a one-yard TD run. Kyle Arndt added to that with a 26-yard TD catch later in the quarter.
The Raiders' Austin Duncan's 66-yard TD run in the final minute of the first cut the lead to 14-7, but the Falcons controlled the rest of the game.
Arndt added another TD run later in the game and Riley Raduik added a pair of majors of his own. Aiden Coleman scored for the Falcons too.
Raduik was named game MVP for the Falcons, while Thomas Tunall took the prize for the Raiders.
Saturday action at Elks Field has the Learn to Play and Atom teams on the field starting at 6pm. Next action for the Pee Wee division comes on Thursday and Friday for the Bantam division.
Pee Wee
Ti-Cats 27 Rockets 6
The Ti-Cats and Assiniboia Rockets started off the night and it wasn't close as the Ti-Cats cruised past the visitors 27-6 on the back of Chantz Petruic.
Petruic finished with three touchdowns in the win, the longest, a 59-yarder, came in the fourth quarter.
Logan Fettes, who scored Assiniboia's lone TD as time expired, was named game MVP for the Rockets. Dylan Stevens took home the honour for the Ti-Cats.
Bantam
Colts 8 Rockets 6
The second game of the night featured the Bantam Assiniboia squad on the field against the Colts and a two-point conversion would be all that seperated these two in a defensive 8-6 win for the Colts.
Bryce Hall put the Rockets on the board first right at the end of the first half with a one-yard touchdown run.
Zach Hagerman would tie the game with 2:15 left to go in the third quarter on a five-yard TD run and Dabulis Ebet sealed the win with the two-point conversion.
Taylor Neustater was named game MVP for the Colts and Dan Malesh for the Rockets.
Falcons 38 Raiders 6
The final game was all Falcons from the start as they scored a pair of touchdowns in the opening quarter and walked to the 38-6 win over the Raiders.
Kyril Ostedahl got the Falcons on the board with eight minutes to go in the opening frame with a one-yard TD run. Kyle Arndt added to that with a 26-yard TD catch later in the quarter.
The Raiders' Austin Duncan's 66-yard TD run in the final minute of the first cut the lead to 14-7, but the Falcons controlled the rest of the game.
Arndt added another TD run later in the game and Riley Raduik added a pair of majors of his own. Aiden Coleman scored for the Falcons too.
Raduik was named game MVP for the Falcons, while Thomas Tunall took the prize for the Raiders.
Saturday action at Elks Field has the Learn to Play and Atom teams on the field starting at 6pm. Next action for the Pee Wee division comes on Thursday and Friday for the Bantam division.
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