Rouge et Or Reach Historic 21st Consecutive Dunsmore Cup Final
The Laval Rouge et Or have reached the Dunsmore Cup final for the 21st consecutive year, a remarkable feat that underscores their dominance in Canadian university football.
Unwavering Excellence
Since 2002, the Rouge et Or have been a consistent force to be reckoned with, winning an astounding 10 national championships during that span. Their current streak of 21 consecutive Dunsmore Cup final appearances is a testament to their unwavering excellence and unwavering commitment to excellence.
Strength in Leadership
Central to the Rouge et Or's success has been the leadership of head coach Glen Constantin, who has guided the team to 11 of their 15 national titles. Constantin's unwavering belief in his players and his ability to inspire them to reach their full potential have been instrumental in their consistent dominance.
Dominating the Dunsmore Cup
The Dunsmore Cup is the championship trophy for the Réseau du sport étudiant du Québec (RSEQ) conference, the top football division in Quebec. The Rouge et Or have won the cup 20 times since its inception in 1998, further solidifying their status as the top team in their province.
Road to the Final
The Rouge et Or secured their berth in this year's final with a convincing 48-17 victory over the Sherbrooke Vert & Or in the RSEQ semifinals. They will now face the Montreal Carabins, who defeated the McGill Redmen 23-16 in the other semifinal.
Historic Rivalry
The Rouge et Or and Carabins have a long and storied rivalry, with the two teams having met in the Dunsmore Cup final 10 times since 2003. The Rouge et Or have the upper hand in these matchups, winning six of the 10 contests.
Quest for Conquest
The Rouge et Or will be aiming to capture their 11th Dunsmore Cup title and extend their unprecedented streak of consecutive appearances in the final. A victory would further cement their legacy as one of the most dominant teams in Canadian university football history.