London 45 Ottawa Myers 28
The Mustangs stumbled out of the gates early and trailed 10-0 after the first quarter—the only time London fell behind a team on the scoreboard all season. A back-and-forth game between the Mustangs and Riders may have saw the turning point when London’s Malcolm Brown returned a missed field goal 125 yards for a touchdown mid-way through the fourth quarter. Brown was the game’s co-most valuable player, along with Mustang running back Isiah Mills (20 carries, 202 yards, 3 TDs). Other touchdown scorers included Brandon Ryckman and Nate Behar.
For the Riders Jonathan Cimankinda scored two TDs and Austin Kay scored one. Connor Ayre booted two field goals and QB Nick Gorgichuk was the team’s game MVP.
Mississauga 29 Pickering 20
Down 20 to 0 early to the Dolphins, the Warriors came back with 29 unanswered points of their own to claim back-to-back championships, the first time that feat has been done in the JV level. Scoring for the Warriors were Jason Anyimadu, D’Saun Greenaway, Myles Gardener, and Ryan Bartlett. Scoring for the Dolphins was Jordan Grimes, Josh Henry, and Austin Benn.
Brampton 31 Ottawa Myers 3
The Bulldog defense kept the Riders offense under wraps all game.
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