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Tigers tamed in Mud Bowl tournament

The Mud Bowl minor football tournament lived up to its name on Sunday afternoon after the Coquitlam Tigers dropped a 36-12 decision to the Westside Warriors during an atom division game on Sunday.

The Mud Bowl minor football tournament lived up to its name on Sunday afternoon after the Coquitlam Tigers dropped a 36-12 decision to the Westside Warriors during an atom division game on Sunday.

Coquitlam had a tough start against the Vancouver squad, which scored a touchdown on the opening drive after sweeping right on third down and three to make the game 6-0.

But the local squad quickly responded with Ethan Shuen who ran from the 15-yard line to punch in a touchdown and tie the game.

The match seesawed back in the Warrior's favour when the squad successfully tried a tight front line and ran up the middle twice in a row.

A sweep wide left allowed Vancouver to take a touchdown and the lead.

The visiting team, however, were not finished yet. Coquitlam struggled to get a first down and allowed Vancouver to score another touchdown on their next drive to make it 18-6.

The Warriors managed their second touchdown of the game, but Vancouver responded with Tyson Gugushe, who shook off a tackle and scored.

By the time the clock had run out Vancouver was leading 36-12.

Vancouver and Coquitlam last met on Sept. 18 when they played to an 18-18 tie.

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