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OTTAWA – Deonta McMahon scored a pair of touchdowns for the Calgary Stampeders in a 45-31 win over the Ottawa Redblacks in the CFL on Saturday.
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McMahon → score → Saturday
The Stampeders (7-8) kept their playoff hopes alive while the Redblacks’ winless woes continued this season with an 0-14 record.
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woes → keep → record
Ottawa’s losing streak of 20 straight games, a modern-day CFL record, extends back to last September.
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streak → extend → September
McMahon scored both a rushing and a receiving touchdown, Tevin Jones and Clark Barnes caught touchdown passes and Tyreik McAllister scored a rushing touchdown for the Stampeders.
Calgary’s quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. completed 24 of 30 pass attempts for 422 yards and three touchdowns, and was interception-free.
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quarterback → score → yards
Justin Hardy and Ayden Eberhardt had touchdown catches and Mario Anderson Jr. scored a rushing touchdown for Ottawa.
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Jr. → have → Ottawa
He was intercepted once.
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He → intercept → ?
Calgary led the entire game Saturday after needing a 62-yard field goal by Rene Paredes to beat the visiting Redblacks last week at McMahon Stadium.
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Calgary → lead → Stadium
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Paredes kicked field goals from 40, 49 and 43 yards and contributed five convert points Saturday.
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Paredes → get → points
His Ottawa counterpart Brett Lauther was good from 13, 56 and 28 yards and added two convert points.
Calgary was tied for fourth with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the West Division at 14 points each.
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Calgary → add → points
The Hamilton Tigers-Cats (4-10) ranked third in the East heading into Saturday night’s game against the Edmonton Elks.
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Cats → rank → Elks
The team that ranks fourth in the West can cross over and take a playoff berth from the No. 3 team in the East with more points at the end of the regular season.
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that → rank → season
The Stampeders scored on their opening drive Saturday when Adams threw 45 yards to Barnes to get to Ottawa’s 12-yard line, and then threw to McMahon to score.
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Adams → score → McMahon
McAllister scored on a 28-yard rush and McMahon ran four yards for his second touchdown of the game in the second quarter.
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McMahon → score → quarter
Anthony Johnson intercepted Bethel-Thompson on the drive after McMahon’s touchdown.
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Johnson → intercept → touchdown
But Bethel-McLeod ended a 75-yard, eight-play drive with a 13-yard catch and run with Eberhardt for Ottawa’s first touchdown of the game with less than a minute remaining in the first half.
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minute → end → half
Calgary kept the pressure on in the third quarter when Jones capped the final seconds with a 15-yard scoring catch.
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Jones → keep → catch
Ottawa mustered a pair of touchdowns in the fourth quarter and a two-point convert by Hardy with less than five minutes to go.
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Ottawa → muster → minutes
It wasn’t enough to overtake the Stampeders, however, and earn a first win this season.
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It → overtake → win
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Sept. 26, 2026.
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