The Westshore Wolves and Gordon Head Raiders are getting to know each other quite well.

In the atom division, the clubs have faced each other three straight years in Greater Victoria Minor Football Association cup finals. The Raiders have won the last two, including SaturdayB次元官网网址檚 Silver Cup final, 22-14 at Westhills Stadium.

The Warriors beat Gordon Head handily in their final regular season meeting, but as Westshore head coach Richard Johma said, anything can happen come playoff time.

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In the other Cup game involving a Westshore team, the Warrior pee wees rolled over Cowichan 35-6 on Saturday.

Both teams made a number of solid tackles in the game, but the Warriors broke some long gains that either scored or set up touchdown plays.

The other Silver Cup game saw Cowichan beat the Nanaimo Bombers 22-6 in the pre-atom division final. Gold Cup games Sunday saw the Saanich Wolverines beat the Peninsula Wildcats 30-8 in pee wee, Saanich beat Peninsula 32-0 in atom and Saanich beat Gordon Head 18-12 in pre-atom.

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