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The former Cowichan Bulldog did just that on Sunday, Nov. 19, when he and the CFLB次元官网网址檚 Montreal Alouettes came from behind to win the CFLB次元官网网址檚 110th annual Grey Cup.

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Following the 28-24 comeback victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Gowanlock, 27, said Monday that the experience was B次元官网网址渁mazingB次元官网网址�.

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In just his second year in the CFL and still working to be an on-field regular, the six-foot-three, 240-pound defensive end said he most definitely felt the community support behind him this season.

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On what comes next, Gownlock didnB次元官网网址檛 hesitate, saying he wants to B次元官网网址渒eep this thing rolling. The only thing better than one is two championships.B次元官网网址�

Drafted to the CFL with the 66th pick in the eighth round of the 2020 CFL draft, Gowanlock previously had a 38-game career with the University of Manitoba Bisons of U Sports football between 2016 and 2021. Prior to that he suited up with the Langley Rams of the Canadian Junior Football League from 2014-2015 after the completion of his Bulldogs career.

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