Another tough road loss at Hallows brings us to 3-6 on the year and 1-4 in conference play. But now, we’re back at Stade Papineau to face Queen City State, who sit at 2-7. Ready to defend home turf, we’ll be in our standard navy helmet, navy jersey, navy pants, and red socks. Our featured player is wide receiver Jordan Moore, who snagged a touchdown and 28 receiving yards last game. #RenaissancePatriote

1958 Sound Cup Playoffs (1st Round)

Trois-Rivières Tigres vs Montreal Beavers
The clash between the Tigres and Beavers kicked off with a bang in Game 1, as Trois-Rivières wasted no time making their mark. Just over a minute into the match, center Timmy Overton unleashed a lightning-quick wrist shot that found the back of the net, sending the home crowd into a frenzy and putting the Tigres ahead. But Montreal wasn’t about to be outdone. Midway through the first period, winger John Peters silenced the crowd briefly with a powerful wrist shot of his own, bringing the game to a tie at 1-1. As the tension mounted, the Beavers fell into penalty trouble, and the Tigres seized the moment. Overton struck once more, netting his second goal of the night and reclaiming the lead at 2-1. As the second period wound down, with tempers flaring, Trois-Rivières’ James Martin found himself in the penalty box for interference. Montreal capitalized on the power play, as defenseman David Murray blasted a slap shot through the crowd, sending the puck soaring into the net and tying the game at two just before the period ended. The third period saw a back-and-forth battle, with both teams pushing for the win. However, neither could break the deadlock, forcing the game into overtime. In a dramatic turn, Beavers winger Leo Banks would be the one to make his mark midway through the extra frame. With a burst of speed, he stripped the puck from the Tigres’ James Martin in the neutral zone and charged down the ice, unleashing a quick shot that slipped past netminder Emmett O’Leary’s glove side and into the back of the net. The crowd was left stunned as Montreal snagged the victory from the jaws of defeat and took an early lead in the series, leaving the Trois-Rivières fans in disbelief.

In Game 2 in Montreal, the Beavers faced an early challenge when defenseman Martin Rose was penalized just 8 seconds into the match. Fortunatel

Another week, another tough loss—now sitting at 0-7. It's been a rough ride, but we're back home in Week 8 to take on the Orlando Galactics, who are on a three-game losing streak of their own. One losing streak is ending this week, and we're determined to make sure it's ours as we look to finally grab that first win of the season. We'll be wearing our navy helmets, navy jerseys, and navy pants, ready to turn things around in front of the home crowd. Our featured player this week is defensive lineman Trey Hendrickson, who put in work last game with two sacks, three total tackles, and one pass deflection. #KingsintheWest

After a tough home loss to Boston kept us winless at 0-6, the road ahead doesn't get any easier as San Diego travels to face the 4-2 New York Emperors at the Polo Grounds. The Destroyers will be hitting the field in our standard navy helmets, white jerseys, and navy pants, looking to turn this season around. Our featured player this week is running back Joe Mixon, who made a strong return from injury last week with 102 rushing yards, a rushing touchdown, 30 receiving yards, and another score through the air. #KingsintheWest

St. Laurent is back home at 3-3 after a solid win on the road at Ohio A&M, and now we start a crucial two-game homestand. First up: the 5-1 Hershey Wildcats, fresh off a huge win over the previously undefeated Johns Island Angels. It’s going to be a tough test, but we’re ready to defend Stade Papineau in our classic home look—navy helmet, navy jersey, navy pants, and red socks. This week, all eyes are on transfer RB/WR Noah Short, who made a splash in his debut with 121 receiving yards, two touchdowns, and 11 rushing yards. #RenaissancePatriote