U Sports

Final judgment: Acadia wins delayed Loney Bowl over SMU in OT

by
3Down Staff
November 14, 2017

WOLFVILLE, N.S. – After all that, Acadia is moving on to the final four of the U Sports football post-season.

The Axemen defeated the Saint Mary’s Huskies 45-38 in overtime in today’s Loney Bowl.

As the Atlantic University Sport champion, Acadia will host the Ontario champion Western Mustangs in the Uteck Bowl on Saturday.

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The Uteck winner will advance to the national championship game – the Vanier Cup – on Nov. 25 in Hamilton.

The Loney Bowl was originally scheduled to be played last Saturday, but the game was cancelled by AUS due to concerns about the eligibility of a Saint Mary’s player.

Nova Scotia Supreme Court Justice Deborah Smith ruled on Sunday that the game should go ahead.

The @AcadiaAthletics Axemen win the 2017 AUS Loney Bowl and advance to host the @USPORTSca Uteck Bowl 🏆🏈 pic.twitter.com/B9dGRWEOqc

— Atlantic University Sport (@AUS_SUA) November 14, 2017