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EDMONTON – The Edmonton Elks defence forced four turnovers on Friday night to power them to a 19-17 victory over the BC Lions.
In addition to the four interceptions, the Elks recorded four sacks, including two on the Lions’ final drive of the evening.
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4 – ELKS INTERCEPTIONS
Kenneth Logan Jr., J.J. Ross, Gavin Meyer and Tyrell Ford all recorded interceptions as the Elks added to their CFL-leading turnover total.
The Elks have 20 turnovers this year and have been a force on the defensive side of the ball in 2026.
4 – VINCENT BLANCHARD FIELD GOALS
Vincent Blanchard went four for five on his field goal attempts on Friday.
The Elks’ kicker connected from 38, 26, 26 and 16 yards as Edmonton consistently moved the ball but settled for field goals on several drives.
282 – PASSING YARDS FOR CODY FAJARDO
Cody Fajardo kept the ball safe on Friday night and did just enough to give the Elks their fifth win of the season.
Fajardo’s lone touchdown pass came on an 11-yard strike to T.J. Luther and his longest connection of the day was 54 yards.
