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37th Vanier Cup

2001 Canadian university football championship

Field	Value
number	37
type	Vanier Cup
date	December 1, 2001
stadium	SkyDome
city	Toronto
visitor name	Saint Mary's Huskies
home name	Manitoba Bisons
visitor coach	Blake Nill
home coach	Brian Dobie
visitor record	8–0
home record	7–1
visitor1	12
visitor2	6
visitor3	7
visitor4	17
home1	3
home2	10
home3	3
home4	0
MVP	Ryan Jones, Saint Mary's
MV2	Kyl Morrison, Saint Mary's
attendance	19,138
network	TSN (English) / RDS (French)

The 37th Vanier Cup was played on December1, 2001, at the SkyDome in Toronto, Ontario, and decided the CIAU football champion for the 2001 season. The Saint Mary's Huskies won their second championship in school history by defeating the Manitoba Bisons by a score of 42–16.

Game summary

Saint Mary's Huskies (42) - TDs, Thibeault, Currie, Perez, Morrison, Tyler; FGs Bartolucci (2); cons., Bartolucci (4); safety touch (1).

Manitoba Bisons (16) - TDs, Miller; FGs Boreham (3); cons., Boreham.

Scoring summary

;First Quarter :SMU - FG Bartolucci 32 (4:12) :SMU - TD Thibeault 19 pass from Jones (Bartolucci convert) (7:20) :MAN - FG Boreham 21 (11:52) :SMU - Team Safety (15:00)

;Second Quarter :MAN - TD Miller 5 pass from Munson (Boreham convert) (4:43) :MAN - FG Boreham 32 (12:20) :SMU - TD Curry 12 pass from Jones (Two-point convert failed) (13:41)

;Third Quarter :SMU - TD Perez 10 run (Bartolucci convert) (9:40) :MAN - FG Boreham 23 (13:22)

;Fourth Quarter :SMU - FG Bartolucci 31 (5:15) :SMU - TD Morrison 28 Interception (Bartolucci convert) (5:39) :SMU - TD Tyler 5 pass from Jones (Bartolucci convert) (9:01)

References

(2001). "Vanier Cup".

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