Four very competitive games took place at Norm Perry Park on Saturday. 

In the Atom Division the Laness ShockWave outlasted the Royal Canadian Legion Branch IronHides 30-24.  Mitchell Blais opened the scoring for the ShockWave plowing into the endzone twice, on runs of 1 and 2 yards.  Noah Lester scored his first of 4 touchdowns for the IronHides to cut the lead to 12-6.  The teams traded touchdowns before the half with Tyler Kerby running 34 yards for the ShockWave and Lester replying with a 35 yard scamper for the IronHides.  Each team scored 2 majors in the second half with James Myers and Josh Foulis taking it to the house for the ShockWave.  Lester completed his outstanding game for the Iron Hides with 2 more long runs.

In the other Atom game a defensive stand, with time running out enabled the Cupe Local 1238 RazorClaws to hold on for an 18-12 victory over the Planet Stitch Inferno.  Carter Grasse led the attack for the Claws with a pair of majors in the first half on runs of 12 yards and 1 yard.  Ryan Tisdale counted a major for the Inferno.  The teams traded touchdowns in the second half with Tyler Hopwood running in from 9 yards out for the Razor Claws and Zachary McCabe countering for the Inferno.

All teams in the PeeWee Divsion sport records of 1-1 following their second games.  In the first PeeWee contest, the Cupe Local 1238 Avengers doused the Rob Simrak Magic Realty SkyFire 14-12.  This game was a very tense affair with only a convert separating these 2 teams.   All scoring took place in the first half.  Jackson Grasse scored both majors for the victors on run of 8 and 9 yards. Zachary Tremblay converted the second touchdown.  Avery Smiley utilized his excellent speed to score both touchdowns for the SkyFire crossing the goal line from 22 yards and 5 yards out.

In the finale, the Purdy Fisheries Storm upended the Optimist Club of Sarnia Lakeshore Vortex 13-6.  Justin Cain caught a pass and ran 45 yards to open the scoring for the Storm.  Ethan Kerby ran the convert in to extend the lead to 7-0.  Colton Shepherd countered for the Vortex on a nifty dash from 7 yards out, reducing the the Storm lead to 7-6.  David Graham scored the only major of the second half, sealing the victory for the Storm.