Hamilton Tiger-Cats secure a convincing 38-13 victory over the Roughriders.
Bo Levi Mitchell returns with a solid performance, throwing for 129 yards and a touchdown.
Matthew Shiltz shines in support, throwing for an impressive 271 yards and a touchdown.
Results
Team
1
2
3
4
T
HAM
7
18
3
10
38
SSK
2
7
4
0
13
Quick Game Recap: Returning to the field for the first time since July, Bo Levi Mitchell and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats showcased their prowess at Mosaic Stadium. With the playoffs looming, the Tiger-Cats’ 38-13 victory over the Riders was nothing short of a statement. Their performance, led by Mitchell’s return and backed by Matthew Shiltz, was a testament to their potential and depth.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ Performance:
Offense:
MatthewShiltz (QB) threw for 271 yards, with 16 completions out of 19 attempts, delivering 2 touchdowns and an interception.
Bo LeviMitchell (QB) made a commendable return, throwing for 129 yards and a touchdown on 4 completions out of 6 attempts.
James Butler (RB) demonstrated his prowess on the ground with 25 attempts, rushing for 107 yards. He also contributed to the passing game with 5 receptions for 77 yards.
Receivers like Tim White, who had 3 catches for 129 yards, and Omar Bayless with 3 catches for 51 yards and 2 touchdowns, were pivotal in keeping the momentum for Hamilton.
Defense:
Jameer Thurman (LB) and Simoni Lawrence (LB) stood out defensively, making 6 and 5 total tackles respectively.
CaseySayles (DT) and Ja’Gared Davis (DT) contributed significantly with 5 total tackles each.
Stavros Katsantonis (CB) made a significant impact with an interception.
Jake Dolegala (QB) had 16 completions out of 25 attempts, throwing for 154 yards.
James Morrow (RB) was the standout for Saskatchewan’s ground game, rushing for 120 yards with 18 attempts and scoring a touchdown.
Samuel Emilus (WR) and Shawn Bane Jr. (WR) contributed in the receiving department, recording 43 and 42 yards respectively.
Defense:
Jayden Dalke (CB) led the Riders’ defense with 7 total tackles.
Derrick Moncrief (LB) followed closely with 6 total tackles.
Larry Dean (LB) showcased his defensive skills by making an interception.
Closing Thoughts: The CFL scores from this game truly reflect the dominance of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats. The CFL standings will definitely be influenced by such performances, especially as the teams gear up for the playoffs. The Roughriders have some introspection to do, while the Tiger-Cats will be looking to carry this momentum forward. Both teams have showcased their potential, and the upcoming games promise to be thrilling for CFL fans.
Mark Perry is the founder and editor of CFL News Hub. A dedicated and experienced football analyst, he has been providing comprehensive coverage of the sport since 2018.