Edmonton Elks Secure Season Sweep Against Calgary Stampeders with Late Touchdown

Eugene Lewis' decisive touchdown in the final minute propels Elks to a 23-18 victory, marking their first series sweep over Calgary since 2002.

Eugene Lewis caught a crucial 10-yard touchdown pass from Tre Ford with just 1:09 remaining, sealing the Elks' win over the Stampeders.
The victory allows the Edmonton Elks to sweep the season series against the Calgary Stampeders for the first time since 2002.
Despite missing the playoffs, the Elks focused on small victories and celebrated their dominance in the provincial rivalry.
Tre Ford completed 23-of-29 passes for 208 yards, contributing one touchdown and two interceptions in the game.
Calgary's Matt Shiltz led a late comeback attempt, but his final pass fell incomplete, leaving the Stampeders with a loss.