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Winnipeg Blue Bombers
I do not have any affiliation with any of these organizations, therefore information maybe out of date or incorrect. You should always consult their official web site for the newest information.
There is a bit of confusion where the Bombers will be playing in 2012 as the new statdium is not ready yet. Maybe, they say it will be ready for the game in September ...
The Bombers made it to the Grey Cup in 2011, but lost to the BC Lions 34 - 23
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are a Canadian Football League team based in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They play their home games at Canad Inns Stadium on St. James Street at Maroons Road.
Winnipeg's Big Blue fans are watching the Bombers play their last year in the old stadium
The Blue Bombers have won the league's Grey Cup championship ten times, the last time in 1990. They were also the first team not located in Ontario or Quebec to win a championship.
Winnipeg Blue Bombers Games 2011
| 10 wins - 8 loss | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| July 1 | Winnipeg | 24 | Hamilton | 16 |
| July 8 | Toronto | 30 | Winnipeg | 23 |
| July 14 | Calgary | 21 | Winnipeg | 20 |
| July 23 | Winnipeg | 33 | Toronto | 24 |
| July 28 | BC | 20 | Winnipeg | 25 |
| Aug 5 | Edmonton | 16 | Winnipeg | 28 |
| Aug 13 | Winnipeg | 30 | BC | 17 |
| Aug 26 | Hamilton | 27 | Winnipeg | 30 |
| Sept 4 | Winnipeg | 7 | Saskatchewan | 27 |
| Sept 11 | Saskatchewan | 45 | Winnipeg | 23 |
| Sept 18 | Winnipeg | 25 | Montreal | 23 |
| Sept 24 | Winnipeg | 24 | Toronto | 25 |
| Sept 30 | Montreal | 32 | Winnipeg | 26 |
| Oct 7 | Winnipeg | 33 | Hamilton | 17 |
| Oct 15 | Winnipeg | 10 | Edmonton | 24 |
| Oct 22 | Montreal | 25 | Winnipeg | 26 |
| Oct 28 | Toronto | 27 | Winnipeg | 22 |
| Nov 5 | Winnipeg | 24 | Calgary | 30 |
