Can the Edmonton Elks overcome their name woes while chalking up wins? Catch all the latest action, plus a wild injury story!
In a week filled with highs and lows for the Edmonton Elks, the football team continues to attract attention—both for their performances and their controversial name. Despite being a dedicated fan of Edmonton sports for over fifty years, one longtime supporter admits disillusionment since the team's name change. This sentiment proves that even the die-hard fans in the stands wrestle with the emotional connection tied to team names; can the Elks convert this hesitance into passionate support again?
This past Saturday, the Elks were certainly making headlines for their on-field accomplishments. The team stormed past the Hamilton Tiger-Cats with a commanding 47-22 victory, marking their third consecutive win. With Justin Rankin showing off his skills by rushing for 108 yards and scoring three touchdowns, the Elks have finally found their groove. One can only help but wonder if they will continue this scorching path of triumph or fate will intervene like it did during the game with an upsetting injury to Ticats' receiver Luther Hakunavanhu.
Indeed, it was a rollercoaster of emotions on the field. The buzz around the game turned somber when Hakunavanhu had to leave the field on a stretcher after taking a hard hit on the very first play. A serious injury like this can change the dynamics of gameplay and remind fans of the harsh realities of sports, even as they cheer for their teams. Such events draw a stark contrast to the otherwise exciting atmosphere as the Elks rattled off their third win. At least for them, they could celebrate a successful outing despite the backdrop of concern for their fellow athlete.
As the Elks shift further into their season with optimism, their fans are left with mixed feelings. Are the tides turning for the team or is the name “Elks” a hurdle they can’t leap? In other juicy tidbits, the Elks are riding on the back of one of their strongest running performances in recent years, proving that their strategies are paying off. Also, did you know that Rankin’s three touchdown performance ties him with the week's standout performers in the CFL? As the season unfolds, keep an eye out for the Elks; they may just be defining their story better than their name ever could!
Having been a die-hard Edmonton sports fan for over fifty years, since the name change of our football team, I haven't attended or watched on tv any games. It's ...
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and Edmonton Elks' Week 11 clash has been delayed 15-20 minutes following a devastating injury to Canadian receiver Luther ...
Hamilton Tiger-Cats wide receiver Luther Hakunavanhu left the field on a stretcher after being tackled during the first play from scrimmage in Saturday's ...
Hamilton Tiger-Cats receiver Luther Hakunavanhu was carried off the field on a stretcher and left in an ambulance after taking a hard hit on the first play ...
Justin Rankin ran for 108 yards and three touchdowns to power the Edmonton Elks past the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 47-22 on Saturday night. Edmonton (3-7) won its ...
HAMILTON — The Edmonton Elks excelled on the road with a 47-22 win over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats at Tim Hortons Field Saturday night.
The Edmonton Elks will look for their first three-game win streak since the 2018 CFL season when they visit the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on Saturday.
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HAMILTON - Justin Rankin ran for 108 yards and three touchdowns to power the Edmonton Elks past the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 47-22 on Saturday night.
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HAMILTON — Different running back, same result for Jarious Jackson and the Edmonton Elks.
Justin Rankin ran for 108 yards and three touchdowns to power the Edmonton Elks past the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 47-22 on Saturday night.
HAMILTON – The Elks are going streaking. Edmonton went into Hamilton and thrashed the Hamilton Tiger-Cats with a 47-22 score victory on Saturday night.