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Offence dries up for Riders in low-scoring Banjo Bowl loss to Blue Bombers
Winnipeg’s defense forced five turnovers and held Saskatchewan to 278 total yards, ending Trevor Harris’ touchdown-pass streak.
- On Saturday, the Winnipeg Blue Bombers defeated the Saskatchewan Roughriders 19-6 in the 22nd edition of the Banjo Bowl at Princess Auto Stadium, claiming the season-series tiebreaker.
- Seeking the season-series tiebreaker after losing last week's Labour Day Classic 32-26, Winnipeg needed a victory by at least seven points to claim the advantage over Saskatchewan.
- Returning from injury, safety Redha Kramdi forced a fumble and intercepted Saskatchewan pivot Trevor Harris, while running back Brady Oliveira rushed for 100 yards, becoming the first Canadian to eclipse 1,000 yards in five consecutive seasons.
- Winnipeg quarterback Zach Collaros departed the game with an injury in the third quarter; backup Dru Brown finished 4-for-5 for 46 yards, while Harris completed 24 of 45 attempts for 231 yards with one interception.
- Following the victory, Winnipeg improves to 7-6 and sits on a bye next week before hosting the Toronto Argonauts on September 25; Saskatchewan falls to 8-5 and travels to face the B.C. Lions on the same day.
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Blue Bombers pick apart Roughriders in 19-6 win at annual Banjo Bowl
Back from a full stint on the six-game injured list with a broken bone in his left hand, Winnipeg safety Redha Kramdi played "a huge role" in the Bombers 19-6 victory over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the annual Banjo Bowl at Princess Auto Stadium Saturday afternoon.
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Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris (7) throws during first half CFL football action against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Winnipeg, Saturday, Sept. 12, 2026. (Image Credit: THE CANADIAN PRESS/John Woods)
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