Atom Division

The Sarnia Firefighter's Association Razor Claws got off the mark quickly in their game with the Sylvan Learning Centre Firebolts by scoring 4 first half touchdowns.   These majors were counted by Parker Wyan with 2 and singles to Tyler Hopwood and Reilly Dumond.  Defense was the order of the day in the second half with only 1 touchdown, that by quarterback Jack Vozza of the Claws.

The Steeves and Rozema Shock Wave evened their record at 1-1 with a 24-0 win over the Royal Canadian Legion Branch 62 Iron Hides.  All points were counted in the first half as Connor Cini scored three majors and Tyler Kerby a single.  In the second half, both defenses stiffened.  The Hides began moving the ball consistently on runs by Nathan Tremblay.
 

 Bantam Division

The first Bantam game pitted the strong running of the Sarnia Police Association Tiger Sharks against the speed of the Optimist Club of Sarnia Lakeshore Grizzlies.   The teams traded touchdowns in the first half with Cole Rogers and Dylan Gallant taking it to the house for the Sharks with Matt Kirk and Jackson Smiley scoring for the Grizzlies.  Garrett Patterson converted Kirk's touchdown and Dylan Gallant both of the TD's for the Tiger Sharks.  In the second half the power running of Gallant, Rogers and the energized James Archer began to wear down the Grizzly defense.  Archer and Gallant broke the plane of the goal line for the Sharks with Gallant converting both majors for a 32-14 Tiger Shark victory.

The final game pitted the two undefeated Bantam teams against each other as the Mammoet Crane Incorporated Mammoths tackled the Mechanical Contractor's Association Toros.  This was a very entertaining game as two evenly matched teams traded the lead on numerous occasions.  Brett Riley got the Toros on the board first with a 5 yard run and Matthew Dunn's convert gave the Toros and 8-0 lead.  Joel Card replied for the Mammoths on a 5 yard run and Justin Cain's convert knotted the game at 8.  Riley scored his second major of the game on the ensuing possession and Dunn's conversion increased the Toro lead to 8 once more.  Joel Card replied for the Mammoths on a 102 yard scamper and Cain's convert again tied the game, this time at 16.  Brett Riley reached the end zone one more time before the half, giving the Toros a 22-16 lead at the break.  On the Mammoth first possession of the second half, Mitchell Hillsdon rumbled in from the 1 and Cain's convert gave the Mammoths their first lead at 24-22.  Riley's fourth touchdown of the game and Zachary Tremblay's convert restored the Toro lead.  The final major of the game was counted by the speedy Joel Card.  A successful convert by Hunter Hendrie earned the Mammoths a hard fought 32-30 victory.