Augies gobble up Bombers in Turkey Bowl feast
Augies defence ends the Silver Bombers' winning streak, while the Trojans, Thunderbolts and Blues also earn victories in Cordery Electrical Contracting Turkey Bowl
The Hotshots Sandblasting Augies captured the SportsKlub Orillia Flag Football Turkey Bowl presented by Cordery Electrical Contracting on Monday, defeating the CMF Automotive Silver Bombers 27-12 behind an impressive defensive performance.
Facing a Silver Bombers team riding a 8 game winning streak, the Augies held their opponents to just two touchdowns, bringing their run of victories to an end and securing the Turkey Bowl championship.
Raygen Hendley led the defensive effort with eight flag pulls, while Braeden Errico recorded an interception and five flag pulls. Daniel Scavuzzo added three pass breakups as the Augies delivered one of the night's standout team performances.
Mariposa Building Services Trojans defeated the Wagner Lawn Care Huskers 40-19, the McLean & Dickey Thunderbolts earned a 34-24 victory over the Synergy Health Care Monsters, and the Rick Grant Landscaping Blues continued their winning ways with a 28-18 victory over the Speaking of Wildlife Scouts.
Augies defence delivers Turkey Bowl championship
Hotshots Sandblasting Augies 27, CMF Automotive Silver Bombers 12
The Augies displayed one of their strongest defensive performances of the season for the Turkey Bowl, but they were nearly equally as good offensively.
Braeden Price contributed 130 passing yards and two touchdowns while adding 125 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns. Tyler Evans threw for 145 yards and two touchdowns, while Scott Oliver finished with 90 receiving yards.
The Silver Bombers still produced several impressive individual performances, led by Jesse Bremner's 290 passing yards and a touchdown. Matt Stinson added 220 passing yards and another touchdown.
Marisa Bremner caught a touchdown pass and finished with 135 receiving yards, while Walker Armatage added 130 receiving yards. Rishan Harlos also caught a touchdown for the Silver Bombers.
Despite the Silver Bombers' efforts, the Augies' defense helped them secure the 15-point victory and the Turkey Bowl championship.
Trojans bounce back with 40-point performance
Mariposa Building Services Trojans 40, Wagner Lawn Care Huskers 19
The Trojans responded to their close opening-round loss to the Blues with a strong offensive showing, defeating the Huskers 40-19. Oswell James led the Trojans with 170 passing yards and two touchdowns while adding 140 receiving yards and two receiving touchdowns.
Tyler Hinds contributed 165 passing yards and two touchdowns, along with 90 receiving yards, a receiving touchdown and a rushing score. Martin Cunningham also played an important role, recording 80 rushing yards and a touchdown while adding 65 receiving yards and another score.
The Huskers had several standout performances, led by Josh Ayers, who threw for 230 yards and three touchdowns while adding 90 rushing yards and an interception defensively.
Dominick Hill contributed 110 receiving yards and two interceptions, while Tiago Da Silva caught two touchdown passes.
Hurtubise leads Thunderbolts past Monsters
McLean & Dickey Thunderbolts 34, Synergy Health Care Monsters 24
The Thunderbolts earned a 34-24 victory over the Monsters, led by a strong offensive performance from Mitchell Hurtubise. The captain threw for 175 yards and three touchdowns while adding 35 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown.
Jackson Denne caught two touchdown passes and finished with 45 receiving yards, while Colby Shaw contributed 70 receiving yards and a touchdown. Kayden Halloch also made an impact, recording 80 passing yards and a touchdown while adding 60 receiving yards and another score.
The Monsters responded with several impressive performances of their own.
Lucas Ginger threw for 130 yards and three touchdowns, while Ethan Barber contributed 60 rushing yards, 60 receiving yards and two touchdowns.
Andrew Westelaken and Liam Barber each caught touchdown passes, helping the Monsters finish with 24 points. The Thunderbolts' passing attack ultimately helped them secure the 10-point victory.
Blues continue winning ways against Scouts
Rick Grant Landscaping Blues 28, Speaking of Wildlife Scouts 18
The Blues continued their strong stretch of results with a 28-18 victory over the Scouts, earning their third victory of the season.
Connor Woodbeck led the Blues' passing attack, completing all eight of his attempts for 105 yards and three touchdowns. Hayden Woodbeck caught two touchdown passes, while Aiden McMaster added a 95-yard touchdown reception and an interception defensively.
Amber Weiss also contributed a receiving touchdown, while Rick Grant recorded five pass breakups to help lead the Blues' defensive effort.
The Scouts had several strong individual performances despite the result. Jacob Hammill rushed for 73 yards and a touchdown while adding four flag pulls and an interception.
Lucas Scriver threw for 149 yards and a touchdown, while James Oxley finished with 75 receiving yards and a touchdown. Samantha Goodnough also caught a touchdown pass.
The Blues' four touchdown passes and strong defensive contributions helped them secure another victory and continue their successful stretch of games.
Turkey Bowl adds another memorable chapter to SportsKlub
Monday's Turkey Bowl action delivered another memorable night of SportsKlub Orillia Flag Football, highlighted by the Augies' championship victory and the end of the Silver Bombers' winning streak.
The Trojans, Thunderbolts and Blues also celebrated victories, while all eight teams contributed standout performances and memorable moments.
With the Turkey Bowl complete, the fall season continues to provide players with opportunities to celebrate their teammates, enjoy meaningful games and create memories together.
For the Augies, the championship adds a special accomplishment to their season. For everyone involved, the night was another reminder that SportsKlub is about more than the final score.
The trophies and touchdowns make the games exciting, but the friendships and shared experiences are what bring everyone back each week.
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