CFL SIM WEEK 17 FINALE: TICATS, LIONS ROAD WARRIORS

MONTREAL – On a beautiful fall day at virtual Percival Molson Stadium, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats crashed the party.

In a computer-simulated game on Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football Sunday afternoon, Hamilton quarterback Dane Evans and his offense exploded for 15 points in the second quarter on the way to a 22-11 win over the Alouettes. The win pulled Hamilton even with Montreal for 3rd-place in the CFL SIM East Division.

Hamilton led 4-0, 19-2 and 22-3 by quarter. Evans finished with 297 yards passing and rushed for a touchdown. A key play in the game was a Frankie Williams interception off Montreal pivot Vernon Adams Jr. which set up Evans’ rushing score in that second quarter. RB Sean Thomas-Erlington had 45 rushing yards on 11 carries for the Tabbies.

Adams tossed for 253 yards and his leading receiver was Eugene Lewis (5/107). Former Roughrider Naaman Roosevelt notched a 30-yard touchdown reception in a losing cause. RB James Wilder Jr. had 64 yards rushing.

Als kicker Tyler Crapigna was 0/2 on field goals while his counterpart Matthew White went 4/6.

TORONTO – In a game formerly known as the Braley Bowl, BC quarterback Mike Reilly threw for 247 yards and a touchdown to lead the Lions to a 22-7 upset victory over the Argonauts Sunday afternoon.

In a computer-simulated game on Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football, the Lions were in control throughout with quarter leads of 9-2, 15-2 and 22-5.

BC kicker Sergio Castillo was a perfect 5/5 in the field goal department while SB Bryan Burnham scored their lone major on a 50-yard touchdown perception. Defensively, Garry Peters and Keon Lyn both had interceptions.

For the Argos, QB Matt Nichols threw for 277 yards, 0 TDs and 1 INT. Receivers Natey Adjei (79 yards) and Davaris Daniels (71 yards) led the way. Kicker Boris Bede went 1/1 on field goals while RB Marcus Thigpen chipped in 14 yards rushing. DT Drake Nevis recorded their lone sack.

(Nelson Hackewich/Doug Flutie’s Maximum Football)

WEEK 17 SCORES
Edmonton 49 Saskatchewan 12
BC 22 Toronto 7
Hamilton 22 Montreal 11

STANDINGS:
x-Calgary 12-3
Saskatchewan 9-6
Toronto 9-6
BC 8-7
Edmonton 7-7
Ottawa 7-8
Winnipeg 6-8
Hamilton 5-10
Montreal 5-10