Augies flip the script, win fourth straight over Blues
Updated: 7 days ago
CMF Automotive erupts for 41 points, the defending champion Trojans roll, and the Scouts ride four takeaways to victory as the Augies extend their winning streak
The undefeated CMF Automotive Silver Bombers rolled in Week 6 of SportsKlub Orillia Flag Football behind Colton Thompson and Ethan Phillips, while the Mariposa Building Services Trojans, Speaking of Wildlife Scouts and Hotshots Sandblasting Augies also collected wins on Monday night at the West Orillia Sports Complex.
The CMF Automotive Silver Bombers delivered the biggest offensive performance of the week in SportsKlub Orillia Flag Football, piling up six touchdowns and 445 yards in a 41-14 victory over the Wagner Lawn Care Huskers.
Colton Thompson powered the attack with 290 passing yards and four touchdowns on just eight attempts, while Jesse Bremner added 145 yards and two scores through the air. Ethan Phillips turned four receptions into 190 yards and two touchdowns as the Silver Bombers produced seven plays of 40-plus yards.
That was only part of a night that featured plenty of offence. The Mariposa Building Services Trojans earned a 32-22 victory over the McLean & Dickey Thunderbolts, the Speaking of Wildlife Scouts defeated the Synergy Health Care Monsters 21-7, and the Hotshots Sandblasting Augies came away with a tight 20-18 win over the Rick Grant Landscaping Blues.
Augies defence leads fourth straight victory
Only two points separated the Hotshots Sandblasting Augies and Rick Grant Landscaping Blues, with the Augies emerging with a 20-18 victory.
Braeden Price was at the centre of the Augies' offence, catching six passes for 112 yards and two touchdowns. Brynnen Shelswell-Gilbert added a rushing touchdown and was busy defensively with eight flag pulls.
The Blues generated 422 total yards, including 403 through the air. Rick Grant completed eight of 10 passes for 172 yards and two touchdowns, while Aiden McMaster threw for another 108 yards and a score.
Matt Planta turned two receptions into 98 yards and a touchdown, while Hayden Woodbeck had four catches for 61 yards and a score. Owen Kaczanowski added six receptions for 79 yards and a touchdown, giving the Blues three different touchdown receivers in the narrow loss.
Trojans turn takeaways into a 32-22 win
The Mariposa Building Services Trojans and McLean & Dickey Thunderbolts combined for more than 1,000 yards of offense, but Mariposa's ability to create turnovers gave them the edge they needed.
The Trojans generated four takeaways while committing only one giveaway in their 32-22 victory. Their offence finished with 480 yards, including 360 through the air and another 120 on the ground.
Tyler Hinds contributed all over the field, throwing for 135 yards and two touchdowns, rushing for 85 yards and a score and catching two passes for 117 yards and another touchdown. Adam Vastopa caught three passes for 88 yards and two touchdowns, then added two interceptions defensively.
The Thunderbolts still produced 528 yards of offence. Kayden Halloch threw for 268 yards and two touchdowns, while Dimitri Manouris caught four passes for 113 yards and two scores. Colby Shaw added 151 receiving yards and a touchdown.
Scouts' defense helps secure 21-7 victory
The Speaking of Wildlife Scouts combined balanced offense with a four-takeaway defensive effort to defeat the Synergy Health Care Monsters 21-7.
Three Scouts threw touchdown passes, with Harrison Laugalys, Jacob Hammill and James Oxley each connecting for a score. Samantha Goodnough led the receiving attack with four catches for 120 yards and a touchdown, while Laugalys and Matt Bolduc also caught touchdown passes.
Hammill made his biggest impact on defense with two interceptions. Lucas Scriver and Bolduc added one interception each as the Scouts finished the night with four takeaways.
The Monsters' touchdown came through Bailey Yeoman, who turned two receptions into 120 yards and a score. Ethan Barber also provided a big-play threat with a 70-yard reception and recorded five flag pulls on defence.
Silver Bombers hit the big plays
The CMF Automotive Silver Bombers made their opportunities count against the Wagner Lawn Care Huskers, scoring on six of nine drives in the 41-14 victory.
Thompson completed six of eight passes for 290 yards and four touchdowns without an interception. Bremner went 5-for-9 for another 145 yards and two touchdowns as CMF finished with 435 passing yards.
Phillips was the biggest beneficiary, catching four passes for 190 yards and two touchdowns. Ethan Westbrooke, Jason Coldwell, Luke Phillips and Rishan Harlos each added touchdown receptions, giving the Silver Bombers six different scoring receptions across the night.
The Huskers had their own offensive highlights. Marcopolo Calvillo threw for 165 yards and two touchdowns while adding 65 yards on three carries. Josh Ayers caught five passes for 100 yards and a touchdown, while Ben Prinzen also found the end zone.
Another night together at SportsKlub
Four games produced four very different stories, from the Silver Bombers' explosive passing attack to the Augies and Blues being separated by just two points. The Trojans created opportunities with their defence, while the Scouts paired timely scoring with four takeaways.
Those performances add another chapter to the Fall Football 2026 season, but the numbers are only part of what brings everyone back each week. SportsKlub gives players a reason to get together, share a field, meet people and create the moments that make a season memorable, with the scores and stats giving everyone something extra to play for along the way.
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