Record-breaking Performances and MVP Pierre Feng Highlight PIT ...

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PIT Football’s summer season was filled with thrilling championship finals, including record comebacks, droughts ended, and broken records. The 7v7 Division 1 final saw Primetime defeat Jeffery 35-28, while the North Bay MennoKnights emerged as winners in Division 2 with a 33-19 victory over Gym Class Heroes. Fail Mary pulled off an incredible comeback to beat the Enforcers 27-26 in Division 3, and Cream Machine ended their 15-year championship drought with a 28-14 win over Bleue’s Clueless in Division 4. The Rebels snapped their decade-long championship drought by defeating Necessary Roughness 37-13 in Division 5. The Glue Factory accomplished the biggest comeback in Manitoba touch football history, overcoming a 30-point deficit to defeat Sonic Youth 37-36 in overtime in Division 6. The Razorbacks ended their 17-year drought with a 33-13 victory over the North End Hawkeyes in Division 7. The Free Agents dominated the Mustard Tigers with a 40-6 win in Division 8. In the 5v5 Division, the Knights defeated the MonStars 48-26 to win the title in Division 1. The MonStars secured the Division 2 championship with a thrilling 33-31 victory over Ricky Spanish. The Office Linebackers ended their six-year drought by defeating the Gamecocks 37-12 in Division 3. Goofy Goobers, a rookie team, dominated MegaPowers with a 63-36 victory in Division 4. Banda Makers claimed their third PIT championship by defeating DV 42-18 in Division 5. The Hogs avenged their regular-season loss to the Black Widows with a 40-18 win in Division 6. Pierre Feng was named the Summer Most Valuable Player. PIT Football is the official touch football league of the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. Registration for the Fall indoor league is now open.

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