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Calgary Stampeders Crush Tiger-Cats 37-20, Eye Playoffs
UPDATE: In a decisive showdown, the Calgary Stampeders dominated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats with a 37-20 victory on October 11, 2025, halting their four-game losing streak and putting them in strong contention for a playoff spot. The Stampeders’ win was powered by a stellar performance from Rene Paredes, who kicked five field goals, and Dedrick Mills, who rushed for two touchdowns.
The Stampeders (9-7) can secure a playoff berth later today if the Edmonton Elks fall to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Paredes capped off his impressive outing with a 37-yard field goal at 6:55 left in the game, solidifying Calgary’s lead. Mills also made headlines, scoring his second touchdown with just 2:03 on the clock, marking his tenth TD of the season.
Despite the loss, Hamilton (10-7) put up a fight, with quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell throwing for two touchdowns and completing 25 of 39 passes for 306 yards. The Tiger-Cats had a chance to clinch the top spot in the East Division but fell short, with a late-game surge that saw them reduce the deficit to just 27-20 after a 31-yard touchdown pass to Jevoni Robinson.
The Stampeders showcased their strength in the ground game, accumulating a formidable 211 rushing yards, led by Mills with 105 yards and rookie Ludovick Choquette contributing 73 yards. The atmosphere at Hamilton Stadium was tense, as frustrated fans expressed their disappointment, witnessing the Ticats booed off the field at halftime with the Stampeders leading 20-8.
Paredes opened the scoring early with three field goals in the first quarter, hitting from 42, 32, and 42 yards. However, he narrowly missed a 54-yard attempt in the second quarter. The Stampeders’ defense was showcased by Adrian Greene, who secured his fifth interception of the season, enabling Paredes to add more points.
As the game progressed, Calgary responded quickly to Hamilton’s attempts to stage a comeback, with Mills’ three-yard touchdown run extending their lead. The Stampeders will closely monitor the outcome of the Elks vs. Blue Bombers game later today, as a loss for Edmonton would guarantee them a playoff spot.
Fans and analysts alike will be watching closely as the Stampeders aim to build on this momentum, demonstrating their resilience and determination in the face of adversity. The victory not only boosts their playoff hopes but also ignites excitement among Calgary supporters. Stay tuned for further updates on this developing story.
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