Carlton Revenne has finally ended its panda game Drought, bringing Pedro home for the first time since 2017.
In front of a crowd of over 24,000 fans at TD Place in Ottawa, Revenne bowed to a smoothing defense and exceptional special teams won 20–14 over rival Ottawa G-Jees.
After a cool first quarter, Gee-Zees attracted the first blood to the second, which ended in the arms of the defensive back Nicholas Donon after a sick-alash from the Carlton Quarterback Triston Lfebre. Robin Coleud paid him to the next drama, grabbing a pass from Josh Jansen and weaving in the end area at 43 yards away. Ottawa added additional points and a rose on the kickoff.
Revenne head coach Corey Grant looked at his starter, Lafabre enough in the next series and finished his afternoon at three-eight at 38 yards. Eliza Barns came out of the sideline and fielded the team in their second series, cleverly prepared the ball for Triston for the 13-yard touchdown pass on the goalpost, with 1:37 left in half.
Carlton failed to join two-point conversions, but more points were around the corner. After Ottawa’s aggressively failed to generate any speed, Joel came through untouched in the middle to block the punt, and Ethan Boxol was recovered for 22-yard touchdown. Frederick Hechi dealt with two points, and Revenne led half to 14–8.
In the second half, things calmed down again, as Carlton enhanced her slight edge with a pair of chip-shot Brandon Forceer Field Gol, and Dandre McKenzie achieved her soil in traffic to block an attempt from Ottawa Kicker Zachari Copland.
GEE-ZEES finally woke up within a three-minute warning, and for the 16-yard chief with 47 seconds remaining associated with Jensen Triston Gilbert Thibalt. Unfortunately, at the additional point, a bad snap led the chaos and the nervous pass of Copland became incomplete, taking valuable points from the board. Below five, Ottawa failed to execute the onced kick and batted for her attempt to her attempt on the final drive, making Carlton loyal to participate in the field.
Jansen finished 24 -43 for 375 yards and two in disadvantages. Colliod led five catches for 159 yards and all the players with one major.
Barns was 13 -19 for 189 yards and a touchdown from the bench, while Hachi held six passes for 107 yards in victory. Linebacker Xavier Malon led the defense with eight tackle, but the puncture was the true star of the game for Joy Scionnnndra ravens, on an average 42.9 yards per kick and four of them were pinned within 20.
The Panda Khel was first played in 1955 as an annual rivalry between two Ottawa universities and was revived in 2013 after the Retens of the Revenge program. Ottawa currently leads the all-time series 38–18.
Revenne and G-Jes are now tied in OUA standing at 3-3 with two weeks remaining in a regular season.
