B.C. Lions 20, Blue Bombers 34: Nathan Rourke injured in road loss

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WINNİPEG – If someone told Matthew Peterson that he would carry the ball to 130 yars and score a goal at the CFL exit, the Blue Bombers running back would be sincere about what his response would be.

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Im I’m sure of myself, you know. I would say, ‘You are very right,’ he said with a smile for a greater impact. “No, I’m glad I can come here and do my job and be sure that the crime is still flowing.”

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Winnipeg defeated the BC Lions 34-20 on Thursday, on Thursday, without withdrawing a quarter of Zach Collaros and Star.

Collaros served a single -match suspension because he could not respond to a drug test request. Instead, Chris scored two goals for Nic DEMSKİ.

Strevler completed 15 of the 246 yard -24 transition attempt and a intervention in front of an exit of 32,343 at the Princess Auto Stadium.

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“The men who are just leaning on each other and playing their plays,” Strevesler said. “Matt (Peterson) is accelerating, he has a great game. Gentlemen play when the ball comes. And what’s the wonderful thing, still improvements will be done.”

Winnipeg has scored 80 yard goals with four games.

The CFL’s most distinguished player and the best Canadian Oliveira came out of the doors for a 43 help of earnings, the longest time of his career.

Strevler watched a 20 -yard TD transition to DEMSKI in the end area at 2: 29 and marked his 72nd game with at least one reception. Oliveira went to the locker room after the score.

The bombers (1-0) announced that he would not return due to the upper body injury. There was no update after the game.

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BC Game Cental Nathan Rourke left the game in the middle of the fourth quarter after a visible injury. With a TD and an intervention, he was 12 years old and 12 years of age. He also ran to two gars for the score.

Rourke was replaced by Jeremiah Masol because Lions fell to 1-1.

Im I’m not sure exactly what it is, R Rourke said to journalists after the possible injury of the middle part.

“I wouldn’t speculate, but it affected me.

Lions said he would be ready to go when he hosted the bombers in his June 21st.

Keric Wheatfall had the other TD reception of Winnipeg and finished with five captures in 127 yards.

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Sergio Castillo scored 49 and 50 meters for Winnipeg, but 47 yard fled. He did three of the four transformation trials, and the bombers also scored a point from a Punt Single.

Keon Hatcher caught a 77 -yard TD transition for Lions and finished with four captures in 150 yars. Sean Whyte scored 21 and 37 yards and connected with two transformations.

After the first quarter of the bombers, 10-3, 18-10 and 28-20 fourth between the first circuit.

Lions Buck Pierce said, “I believe our men have the ability of our men to fight and play in stretch,” he said.

“They should understand that this is an opportunity game and we didn’t start what we wanted to start the game or the first half.”

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After DEMSKİ’s opening goal, the bombing planes increased their leadership thanks to a turnover. The defensive back Marquise Bridges seized a Rourke attempt with 49 yards and 10-0 in 8:59.

Rourke, who was suppressed by Winnipeg’s defense all the match, ran 36 yards to take his team to Winnipeg’s 13 yards line, but settled in Lions Whyte’s 21 helps at 10:13.

Five -meter 208 -pound Peterson, the second quarter of the 7:40 goals for the goal ran to 38 yard. Four minutes later, Winnipeg rose to 18-3.

Rourke ran two gars for a nine -second score in half.

After Wheatfall captured 30 yard TD in 7:57 of the third quarter, Hatcher grabbed a grab for 77 yards. WHYTE’nin 37 yard field goals at 11:18 squeezed the score to 28-20.

DEMSKI, fourth 3: 48 at the corner of the corner of the end of the Four Held TD was drawn to capture.

Winnipeg, BC. BC received another turnover from the start of the start, but Castillo expanded in the field target attempt and exhausted the ball.

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Lions are home to bombers on June 21st.

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