B.C. Lions 37, Edmonton Elks 24: Surging Vancouver Win
With 74 seconds left in the opening half, Nathan Rourke marched the Lions 78 yards in eight plays, throwing three consecutive first-down passes.
B.C. Lions cornerback Robert Carter Jr. made one of the biggest plays of the game, picking off a Cody Fajardo pass early in the third quarter and returning it 50 yards for a touchdown.
The Lions overcame a deficit by rattling off 25 consecutive points in a 37-24 win, eliminating the Edmonton Elks from the CFL playoffs Friday night.
Carter was so excited after giving the Lions a 17-10 lead he threw the ball into the stands.
The win was key in the surging Vancouver team's success, with Robert Carter's interception and TD run being crucial in the victory.
Author's summary: B.C. Lions win 37-24 against Edmonton Elks.
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