Alouettes Edge Stampeders 37-30, Remain Unbeaten at Home
Travis Theis, Alexander Hollins and Dustin Crum scored for Montreal, which converted all three field goals and extended its unbeaten run against Calgary to seven games.
- On Saturday night, the Montreal Alouettes edged the Calgary Stampeders 37-30 before 18,046 fans at Percival Molson Stadium, improving their home record to 3-0.
- The Alouettes extended their unbeaten streak against Calgary to seven games, while the Stampeders have not won in Montreal since October 2018.
- Davis Alexander threw for 301 yards, while a trick play allowed receiver Tyler Snead to connect with Tyson Philpot for a seven-yard touchdown early in the game.
- Stampeders quarterback Vernon Adams threw for three touchdowns but fumbled at his own 37-yard line, while defensive lineman David Perales recorded a sack in his first career start.
- The Alouettes visit the Stampeders in Calgary for a rematch on Saturday, July 18, as both teams prepare for the next leg of the league schedule.
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The Alouettes (4-1) defeated the Calgary Stampeders (2-3) on the count of 37-30 at Percival-Molson Stadium in Montreal.
The Toronto Star
Alouettes edge Stampeders 37-30, remain unbeaten at home
MONTREAL - The Montreal Alouettes, led once again by quarterback Davis Alexander and star receiver Tyson Philpot, edged the Calgary Stampeders 37-30 in front of 18,046 fans at Percival Molson Stadium on Saturday night.
We were waiting for a quarter duel at Percival-Molson Stadium. It didn't happen. Davis Alexander eclipsed Vernon Adams Jr. and the Montreal Alouettes defeated the Calgary Stampeders 37-30. Despite everything, there is a shadow on the board.
Balanced Alouettes attack fuels win over Stamps
MONTREAL — The Montreal Alouettes’ offence picked up right where it left off before the bye, putting together another high-scoring performance in a 37-30 win over the Calgary Stampeders on Saturday night at Percival Molson Memorial Stadium. Quarterback Davis Alexander was the Alouettes’ catalyst, completing 22 of his 30 passes for 301 yards and a touchdown to help Montreal improve to 4-1. Tyson Philpot popped for 132 yards and a score, reeling i…
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