Champs Fall to Trois-Rivieres Aigles

Published on September 6, 2015 under Canadian American League (Can-Am)
Ottawa Champions News Release

The Ottawa Champions lost the first game of their final series of the season, 12-2 to the Trois-Rivieres Aigles.

The loss puts the Champions two games back of the Aigles for the fourth and final playoff spot in the Can-Am League. Should Ottawa come back to win the three-game series, they would advance into a playoff round against the Rockland Boulders.

Despite the on-field loss, the Champions won big at the box office. 6,129 fans attended the game, making it the largest crowd in franchise history.

Canadian American League Stories from September 6, 2015

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• Ottawa Eliminated from Playoff Contention with 9-3 Loss to Trois-Rivieres - Ottawa Champions
• Sommo Falls Short in Strong Final Start - Sussex County Miners
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• Maloney Powers Rockland to Victory - New York Boulders
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• Miners Fall to Rockland in Back-And-Forth Contest - Sussex County Miners
• Champs Fall to Trois-Rivieres Aigles - Ottawa Champions

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