Game Summary
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (23) – TDs Greg Carr, Terrence Edwards; FGs Justin Palardy (3); cons., Palardy (2).
BC Lions (34) – TDs, Andrew Harris, Kierrie Johnson, Arland Bruce; FGs Paul McCallum (4); cons., McCallum (3); singles, McCallum (1).
- First Quarter
- BC – TD Harris 19 run (6:54) (McCallum convert) 7 – 0 BC
- BC – FG McCallum 22 (3:42) 10 – 0 BC
- BC – Single McCallum 57 punt (00:48) 11 – 0 BC
- Second Quarter
- BC – FG McCallum 16 (4:44) 14 – 0 BC
- WPG – FG Palardy 30 (2:41) 14 – 3 BC
- WPG – FG Palardy 15 (00:33) 14 – 6 BC
- Third Quarter
- WPG – FG Palardy 33 (10:25) 14 – 9 BC
- BC – FG McCallum 22 (2:59) 17 – 9 BC
- BC – TD Johnson 66 pass from Lulay (McCallum convert) (00:30) 24 – 9 BC
- Fourth Quarter
- BC – TD Bruce 6 pass from Lulay (McCallum convert) (7:13) 31 – 9 BC
- WPG – TD Carr 45 pass from Pierce (Palardy convert) (3:51) 31 – 16 BC
- WPG – TD Edwards 13 pass from Pierce (Palardy convert) (1:52) 31 – 23 BC
- BC – FG McCallum 34 (1:20) 34 – 23 BC
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