The Elks got their first point when Winnipeg conceded a punt single in the first quarter.Įdmonton receiver Dillon Mitchell hauled in a 59-yard TD catch at 3:05 of the second quarter.

Winnipeg kicker Marc Liegghio booted a pair of field goals from 43 and 37 yards and made all six of his convert attempts.Ĭollaros finished the game 15-of-19 passing for 241 yards, three TDs and one pick.Įdmonton quarterback Taylor Cornelius was 11-of-24 for 137 yards and one TD. Schoen recorded his third TD of the game when he held on to backup quarterback Dru Brown’s 65-yard pass with 3:33 left in the fourth. Oliveria scored his second TD with a three-yard run 58 seconds into the fourth quarter. He was knocked down by Elks linebacker Adam Konar and appeared a bit shook up, and was intercepted by defensive back Jeff Richards with 39 seconds left in the second quarter.īackup Bombers quarterback Dakota Prukop threw a 24-yard TD strike to Oliveira on a second-and-one play midway through the second quarter. The Bombers led 14-1 after the first quarter, 28-8 at halftime and 28-11 heading into the fourth quarter.Ĭollaros completed 11-of-13 pass attempts in the first half for 193 yards, three TDs and one interception.Ĭollaros had a run of 10 straight completions to start the game before feeling pressure and throwing an incompletion. The last Bomber to score in six straight games was running back Charles Roberts in 2006. Schoen, who had a pair of 25-yard touchdown receptions and a 65-yard major, finished with seven catches for 162 yards.ĭemski pulled in a 31-yard TD pass from Zach Collaros on the game’s opening drive, giving him at least one TD in six straight games (eight TDs during that span). Derrell Mitchell is second for his 17 TDs in 1997 with Toronto and B.C.’s David Williams holds the record of 18 set in 1988. His 12th, 13th and 14th TDs of the season moved him into third place.

The 25-year-old Schoen, who hails from Overland Park, Kan., moved up in the CFL record book for most touchdowns by a rookie.

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