The CFL is hosting its very first Officiating Clinic at Combine. https://t.co/Lu8H1bU265
Play #128: #Toronto challenge that there was Defensive Pass Interference by #Winnipeg DB (#45 Parker). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official determined the was no insufficient evidence to overturn the call. #CFL #GreyCup109
Tonight’s Back Judge, Emily Clarke, is the first female official to ever work a playoff game in CFL History.
Congratulations Emily! #CFL https://t.co/JEx8FWEqGG
Play #116: #Winnipeg challenge that there was Offensive pass Interference by #Lions REC (#4 Hatcher). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official determined there was insufficient evidence to overturn the call on the field. #CFL
Play #57: #Toronto challenge that there was Defensive pass Interference #Montreal DB (#23 Lyons). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official determined there was insufficient evidence to overturn the ruling on the field #CFL
Play #11: #Montreal challenge the ruling of a completed catch by #Toronto REC (#16 Banks). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official determined there was insufficient evidence to overturn the ruling of a completed catch. #CFL
Play #129: #Hamilton challenge that there was Roughing the Passer on #Montreal LB (#26 Beverette). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official ruled there was no evidence of Roughing the Passer on #Als #26. #CFL
Play #21: #Bluebombers challenge that there was Defensive Pass Interference by #BC DB #18. After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official ruled there was insufficient evidence of DPI by #18 on the play. #CFL
Play #7: #Als challenge that there was Defensive Pass Interference by #Argos LB #30 (Jones). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official ruled there was no evidence of DPI by #30 on the play. #CFL
Play #132: #REDBLACKS challenge that there was Defensive Pass Interference by #Ticats DB #2 (Adeleke).
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Play #99: #Ottawa challenge the ruling of Defensive Pass Interference on #REDBLACKS LB (#32 Auclair). After review, the call on the field is overturned, the Replay Official ruled there was no restriction by #32 on the play. It is a 1st down for #Ottawa. #CFL
Congratulations to Blair Brown for working his 150th game last Saturday Night in BC. #CFL https://t.co/UfMTXUAnvG
Play #128: #Winnipeg challenge that there was Roughing the Passer on #BC DL (#58 Baron). After review, the call on the field is overturned, the Replay Official determined that #58 grabbed the facemask of #Bombers #6 and is flagged for Roughing the Passer. #CFL
Play #82: #BC challenge the ruling of a completed catch by #Winnipeg REC (#88 Bailey). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official determined there was insufficient evidence to overturn the ruling of a completed catch. #CFL
Play #67: #Lions challenge that there was Defensive Pass Interference by #Bombers DB (#46 Lawrence). After review, the call on the field is overturned, the Replay Official determined #46 made early contact with #BC #13 and is flagged for DPI. #CFL
Play #6: #Toronto Challenge that there was Offensive Pass Interference by #Edmonton REC (#17 Mitchell). After review, the call on the field stands, the Replay Official determined the block by #17 occurred after the ball was caught. #CFL
Esks’ James Tuck fined after Week 16 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League announced one fine after Week 16 action on Wednesday.
Edmonton Eskimos fullback James Tuck was fined for a high hit on Ottawa REDBLACKS wide receiver R.J. Harris.
As per league policy, the amount of the player fine was not disclosed.
Simoni Lawrence handed max fine following hit on Kilgore
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced one fine following Week 15 action on Wednesday.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats linebacker Simoni Lawrence was handed a maximum fine for his hit to the head and neck of Edmonton Eskimos quarterback Logan Kilgore on play #54.
As per league policy, the amount of the player fine was not disclosed.
Two players fined after Week 14 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced two fines after Week 14 action on Wednesday.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats linebacker Simoni Lawrence was fined for unnecessary roughness at the end of a play on Calgary Stampeders running back Ka’Deem Carey.
Calgary Stampeders offensive lineman Justin Lawrence was fined for an illegal block on Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive lineman Dylan Wynn.
The CFL also announced additional fines from Week 13:
Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker Alexandre Gagne was fined for an illegal block on Winnipeg Blue Bombers fullback John Rush.
Calgary Stampeders linebacker Nate Holley was fined for a high hit on Edmonton Eskimos wide receiver Greg Ellingson.
As per league policy, the amounts of the player fines were not disclosed
Two players fined after Week 13 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced two fines from Week 13 action on Wednesday.
Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive lineman Micah Johnson was fined for a high hit on Winnipeg Blue Bombers quarterback, Chris Streveler.
Edmonton Eskimos defensive back Monshadrik Hunter was fined for a high hit on Calgary Stampeders receiver Colton Hunchak.
The CFL also announced an additional fine from Week 12:
Edmonton Eskimos linebacker Blair Smith was fined for a high hit on Calgary Stampeders running back Terry Williams.
As per league policy, the amounts of the player fines were not disclosed
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Two players fined after Week 11 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced two fines after Week 11 action on Wednesday.
Edmonton Eskimos defensive back Monshadrik Hunter was fined for making contact with an official.
Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive back L.J. McCray was fined for striking the head of Ottawa REDBLACKS offensive lineman Nolan MacMillan.
As per league policy, the amounts of the player fines were not disclosed.
CFL announces fines after Week 10 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced the following fines on Thursday after Week 10 action.
Edmonton Eskimos defensive lineman Mike Moore was fined for a high hit on Toronto Argonauts quarterback McLeod Bethel-Thompson.
Ottawa REDBLACKS linebacker Jerod Fernandez was fined for a tourist hit on Hamilton Tiger-Cats linebacker Curtis Newton.
Montreal Alouette players Jarnor Jones and Tommie Campbell, as well as, Calgary Stampeder linebacker Wynton McManis were each fined for their role in the pre-game altercation at McMahon Stadium on Saturday.
Calgary Stampeders linebacker Cory Greenwood was fined for a blindside block on Montreal Alouettes offensive lineman Kristian Matte.
During Week 9, Edmonton Eskimos defensive lineman Nick Usher was fined for a hit to the head of Ottawa REDBLACKS fullback Jean-Christophe Beaulieu.
As per league policy, the amounts of the player fines were not disclosed.
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Three players fined after Week 9 action
TORONTO — The Canadian Football League (CFL) announced three fines after Week 9 action on Wednesday.
Calgary Stampeders defensive lineman Cordarro Law was handed a max fine for making contact with an official after the final whistle, as well as, for his involvement in a skirmish after the game against Winnipeg.
Edmonton Eskimos defensive back Jordan Beaulieu was fined for a tourist hit on Ottawa REDBLACKS linebacker Shaheed Salmon.
Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive back Frankie Williams was fined for taking hold of BC Lions receiver Duron Carter by the neck.
As per league policy, the amounts of the player fines were not disclosed.