VI Raiders @ Langley Rams – Saturday September 10, 4:00pm – McLeod Stadium – WATCH HERE

For the second time this season the Rams and Raiders will collide.  In Week 5 the Rams went to Nanaimo and left with a 29-14 victory.  This is an important game for both teams, trying to keep pace with the Sun and Rebels.  Oddly enough the last time these two faced each other, both offensives tallied 226 yards of total offence.  The Rams defence allowed just 40 yards on the ground.

Head to Head

Record: Raiders 3-3, Rams 4-2
Points For: Raiders 163 - Rams 204
Points Against: Raiders 162 - Rams 94*

Passing Leaders: Jacob Laberge – 46 of 83 for 705 yards, 3 touchdowns and 4 interceptions (Raiders) – Stephan Lagare – 52 of 95 for 846 yards, 7 touchdowns and 7 interceptions (Rams)

Rushing Leaders: Nathan Berg – 111 carries for 610 yards and 5 touchdowns (Raiders) – Joe Carter – 47 carries for 294 yards (Rams)

Receiving Leaders:  Dustin Rodriguez – 26 receptions for 558 yards* and 3 touchdowns (Raiders) – Khalik Johnson – 26 receptions for 459 yards and 4 touchdowns (Rams)

Field Goals: James Parker – 10-13, 77% (Raiders) – Tiernan Docherty – 16*-20*, 80% (Rams)

Leading Tacklers: Josh Paisley – 22 tackles (Raiders) – Brendan Desjardine – 15 tackles (Rams)

Turnovers: Raiders – 10 interceptions, 7 fumbles lost, 3 turnover on downs (-1) – Rams – 10 interceptions, 6 fumbles lost, 4 turnover on downs (0)

*Leads Conference

Okanagan Sun @ Westshore Rebels – Saturday September 10, 7:00pm – Westhills Stadium – WATCH PPV HERE | LISTEN HERE

It’s a first place showdown as the 6-0 Okanagan Sun visit the Westshore Rebels (5-1).  It’s also a rematch of Week 3 when the Sun held on for a 27-21 victory, the only loss the Rebels have had thus far.  If the Rebels want to leap frog the Sun, they will have to win by more than six points.  These two teams like to run, so the team that can stop the run should be victorious under the lights on Saturday night.

Record: Sun 6-0, Rebels 5-1
Points For: Sun 211 – Rebels 245*
Points Against: Sun 94* – Rebels 166

Passing Leaders:  Foster Martens – 61 of 96 for 785 yards, 3 touchdowns, 4 interceptions (Sun) – Ashton MacKinnon – 33 of 61 for 579 yards, 5 touchdowns and 1 interception (Rebels)

Rushing Leaders: Brendan Hansen – 77 carries for 382 yards and 1 touchdown (Sun) – Jamel Lyles – 123 carries* for 1066 yards* and 9 touchdowns* (Rebels)

Receiving Leaders: Lliam Wishart – 24 receptions for 373 yards and 2 touchdowns (Sun) – Kain Melchior – 13 receptions for 294 yards and 3 touchdowns (Rebels)

Field Goals: Kealey Heintz – 6-13, 61% (Sun) – Callum Duke – 3-5, 60% (Rebels)

Leading Tacklers: Eli Haynes – 19 tackles (Sun) – Brody Uddenberg – 19 tackles (Rebels)

Turnovers: Sun – 5 interceptions, 5 fumbles lost, 7 turnovers on downs* (+10) – Rebels – 3 interceptions, 11 fumbles lost,* 5 turnover on downs (0)

*Leads Conference

Kamloops Broncos @ Valley Huskers – Saturday September 10, 7:00pm – Exhibition Stadium – WATCH HERE

The only winless teams will kick-off on Saturday night, with one of these teams finally getting their first win.  For the Huskers this will be their first game following the firing of head coach Jason Quinter, while the Broncos are hoping to finally play a complete football game.

Head to Head

Record: Broncos 0-6, Huskers 0-6
Points For: Broncos 96 – Huskers 105
Points Against: Broncos 225 – Huskers 283*

Passing Leaders: Colby Henkel – 96 of 176 for 1273 yards, 9 touchdowns and 11 interceptions* (Broncos) – Noah Falconer – 113* of 220* for 1589 yards*, 14 touchdowns* and 6 interceptions (Huskers)

Rushing Leaders: Colby Henkel – 28 carries for 182 yards (Broncos) – Ryan Beaubien – 21 carries for 55 yards (Huskers)

Receiving Leaders: Brody Bernier – 26 receptions for 365 yards and 2 touchdowns (Broncos) – Mike West – 32 receptions* for 535 yards and 5 touchdowns* (Huskers)

Field Goals: Anthony Arduini – 4-7, 57% (Broncos) – Liam Zurfluh – 2-2, 100% (Huskers)

Leading Tacklers: Jesse Zajaros – 25 tackles* (Broncos) – Mason Paleck – 19 tackles (Huskers)

Turnovers: Broncos – 11 interceptions*, 5 fumbles lost, 4 turnover on downs (-4) – Huskers – 6 interceptions, 9 fumbles lost, 6 turnover on downs (-5)

*Leads Conference