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Langley Rams 54
Westshore Rebels 3

The first place showdown in the BC Conference turned into a one sided game as the Rams blasted the Rebels on the Island and move to 7-0.  They scored 47 points in the first half, including 30 in the second quarter.

The Rams used a well balanced attack gathering 458 yards of total offence on Saturday.  Through the air quarterback Duncan Little averaged 22.5 yards a completion for 293 yards and had three touchdowns.    He connected with Jarryd Taylor four times for 96 yards and two touchdowns and found Khalik Johnson for a major.

On the ground Andrew Pocrnic continued to pound the ball collecting 127 yards on 17 carries and an incredible four touchdowns.

On the defensive side the Rams shutdown the Rebels holding them to just 135 yards of total offence and just 32 on the ground.  They collected eight sacks led by the 3.5 from Cole Barron.  Both Carlo De Coste and Kyle Charot had a pair and Michael Baerg had an interception.

Despite giving up 54 points the Rebels defence tallied six quarterback sacks, three from Kyle White.    Isaiah Cardillicchia picked off a pass.

This coming weekend the Rams (7-0) host the Okanagan Sun (4-3) on Saturday while the Rebels (5-2) visit the VI Raiders (4-3).

Okanagan Sun 40
Valley Huskers 0

The Sun defence pitched a shutout holding the Huskers to just 133 yards of total offence.  Kayel Bergland collected two sacks, Garrett Cape picked off two passes and Liam Johnstone jumped on two fumbles.

Offensively the Sun scored 21 points in the third quarter and put the game out of reach.  A pair of quarterbacks completed just eight passes, but five of them were for touchdowns.  Alex Douglas threw three scores and the only two passes Dominic Britton completed were for majors.

The CJFL top ranked player in the offseason Conor Richard moved from his familiar linebacker position over to the offence.  He made four receptions, two of them for touchdowns.    On the ground Kelton Kouri rushed 16 times for 114 yards and a touchdown.

The win moves the Sun into the post season and all but eliminates the Huskers from the playoffs.

This coming weekend the Sun (4-3) will visit the Langley Rams (7-0) and the Huskers (1-6) welcome the Kamloops Broncos (0-7).

VI Raiders 30
Kamloops Broncos 9

The Raiders were balanced in their fourth win of the season.   Quarterback Jake Lebarge completed 11 passes for 166 yards and threw three touchdowns to three different receivers.  Alex Bonnetplume, Eli Nelms-Horton and North Rainey each hauled in one.  

Eight different players carried the ball and collected 228 yards.

The defence even got on the scoreboard when Zach Taylor returned an interception 25 yards for a major.  In fact the Raiders forced five interceptions including a pair from Andre Gordon.

The lone Broncos touchdown came off an 88 yard strike from quarterback Nicolas Nica to Evan Guizzo.

Defensive Darby Kwan added seven more tackles to his CJFL leading 34 solo tackles.

This coming weekend the Raiders (4-3) will host the Westshore Rebels (5-2) in a massive game while the Broncos (0-7) visit the Valley Huskers (1-6).