They got another single off the ensuing long kickoff. The Elks caught a break as Ceresna forced a fumble recovered by Matthew Thomas on the Montreal 32 with a minute left in the second frame, leading to a one-yard quarterback keeper by Taylor Cornelius. The Alouettes responded quickly with a one-yard plunge into the end zone from backup QB Dominique Davis.Īfter the Elks got a punt single, Montreal extended its lead when Eugene Lewis reeled in an eight-yard pass with a nifty one-arm catch on a pass from quarterback Trevor Harris three minutes into the second quarter.Įdmonton replied with 32-yard and 38-yard Castillo field goals. The Elks got on the board first off their initial possession with a 26-yard Sergio Castillo field goal. I think we were in a position to win the game and then just a couple of costly mistakes here and there." “This one hurts a little bit," said Edmonton defensive lineman Jake Ceresna. "I ain't talking about that streak," said Elks head coach Chris Jones. But they kept plugging away.”Įdmonton established a CFL record for most consecutive home losses at 15, having failed to win at Commonwealth Stadium since Oct. It is a credit to these guys because it was bleak not too long ago. It feels like we haven’t lost in a while. 500 could feel this good,” said Alouettes head coach Danny Maciocia. It’s a major improvement from where they were earlier in the campaign. The Alouettes won their third consecutive game and fifth of their last six and improved to 7-7, at least temporarily two points back of Toronto. It felt good to be able to come up with that big stop at that key moment.” “It took me a little while to catch my breath, but it was a great play.
My legs felt like it was 100, but I didn’t know,” Beverette said. “I honestly didn’t know it was 100 yards. The Montreal linebacker’s 100-yard interception return turned the tide as the Alouettes kept their hopes of making a run at top spot in the CFL’s East Division alive with a thrilling 25-18 victory over the hapless-at-home Edmonton Elks on Saturday. EDMONTON - It was one heck of a first career interception for Tyrice Beverette.
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