Back-to-Back OYMFL Champs

MT. OLIVE DEMOLISH APPLE CREEK 27-5

TO SEAL UNPRECEDENTED PERFECT SEASON 

Dominating performance ends season for the ages in Super Sunday 1 at Esther Shiner Stadium. Clarke, Marksman score twice. Brown named MVP 

Woodbridge Wildcats win Redemption Bowl in consolation victory over Kanisa 

There's a new way to spell P E R F E C T I O N. It's Mount Olive and their football team that ended their perfect season with back-to-back championshps as the best in the OYMFL. .

Mount Olive Triumph arrived at Esther Shiner Stadium Sunday in search of football immortality. They left as the undisputed champions of the OYM Football League with a command performance that left Apple Creek stunned and over-matched.

Eleven times this season Mt. Olive took the field against the best OYMFL could offer; and the Triumph prevailed 11 times. But none was more dominant than Sunday's dismantling of the Eastern Conference Champs from Apple Creek.

Quarterback Karl Brown threw for four touchdowns -- two each to Ezekiel Marksman and Germaine Clark -- and scrambled enough times to confound the Creek and earned his second straight championship MVP Award.

Two months ago, this delicious championship matchup seemed impossible. Mt.Olive was humming along at 4-0 and Apple Creek had barely fashioned a single victory. Triumph kept rolling and the Golden Apples found their groove just in time to salvage their season and have remained unbeaten in five games.  Now they meet in a Super Sunday Showdown at Esther Shiner Stadium (Off Bathurst one light north of Finch, behind Northview Secondary).

Apple Creek was looking to play the role of Dream Busters for the second time in three years. (Creek ended Toronto West Saints' unbeaten season in the 2014 title game). But after scoring early for a 5-1 lead, it was all downhill from there.

In the consolation final, The Redemption Bowl, the first-year team from Woodbridge upset the veterans from Kanisa to take home the consolation prize.

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