36th Vanier Cup
2000 Canadian university football championship
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::summary 2000 Canadian university football championship ::
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| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| number | 36 |
| type | Vanier Cup |
| date | December 2, 2000 |
| stadium | SkyDome |
| city | Toronto |
| visitor name | Ottawa Gee-Gees |
| home name | Regina Rams |
| visitor coach | Marcel Bellefeuille |
| home coach | Frank McCrystal |
| visitor record | 7–1 |
| home record | 4–4 |
| visitor1 | 14 |
| visitor2 | 21 |
| visitor3 | 0 |
| visitor4 | 7 |
| home1 | 0 |
| home2 | 10 |
| home3 | 7 |
| home4 | 22 |
| MVP | Phill Côté, Ottawa |
| MV2 | Scott Gordon, Ottawa |
| attendance | 18,209 |
| network | TSN(English)/ RDS (French) |
| :: |
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The 36th Vanier Cup was played on December 2, 2000, at the SkyDome in Toronto, Ontario, and decided the CIAU football champion for the 2000 season. The Ottawa Gee-Gees won their second championship in school history by defeating the Regina Rams by a score of 42-39.
Game summary
Ottawa Gee-Gees (42) - TDs, Côté (2), Shaver, Ajram, DiBattista (2); cons., Lee-Yaw (6).
Regina Rams (39) - TDs, Leason (2), Clermont, Hughes, Warnecke; FGs Ryan; cons., Ryan (3), Olynick.
Scoring summary
;First Quarter :OTT - TD Côté 4 run (Lee-Yaw convert) (7:18) :OTT - TD Côté 3 run (Lee-Yaw convert) (10:44)
;Second Quarter :REG - TD Leason 1 run (Ryan convert) (1:29) :OTT - TD Shaver 27 pass from Côté (Lee-Yaw convert) (3:50) :REG - FG Ryan 25 (7:46) :OTT - TD Arjam 15 run (Lee-Yaw convert) (9:57) :OTT - TD DiBattista 9 pass from Côté (Lee-Yaw convert) (14:57)
;Third Quarter :REG - TD Leason 1 run (Ryan convert) (7:14)
;Fourth Quarter :REG - TD Clermont 16 pass from Leason (Ryan convert) (0:30) :OTT - TD DiBattista 27 pass from Côté (Lee-Yaw convert) (4:21) :REG - TD Hughes 3 run (Ryan convert) (8:02) :REG - TD Warnecke 25 pass from Leason (two-point convert Olynick 5 pass from Leason) (15:00)
References
References
- (2000). "Vanier Cup".
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