Final Standings

WWCFL 2019	P	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pct
Prairie Conference
Saskatoon Valkyries	4	4	0	0	154	20	1.000
Manitoba Fearless	4	3	1	0	138	46	.750
Regina Riot	4	1	3	0	92	94	.250
Winnipeg Wolfpack	4	0	4	0	0	224	.000
Western Conference
Edmonton Storm	4	3	1	0	121	81	.750
Calgary Rage	4	3	1	0	216	43	.750
Lethbridge Steel	4	2	2	0	229	102	.500
Northern Anarchy	4	0	4	0	0	340	.000

Playoffs

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Quarter-Finals
2019	Edmonton Storm	102	Northern Anarchy	0
2019	Calgary Rage	21	Lethbridge Steel	27
2019	Saskatoon Valkyries	66	Winnipeg Wolfpack	0
2019	Manitoba Fearless	9	Regina Riot	13
	Semi-Finals
2019	Edmonton Storm	8	Regina Riot	30
2019	Saskatoon Valkyries	53	Lethbridge Steel	0
	Championship		Regina 2019
2019	Regina Riot	3	Saskatoon Valkyries	25

Regular Season Results

Date	Home Team		Away Team
	Week 1
2019	Calgary Rage	75	Northern Anarchy	0
2019	Lethbridge Steel	51	Edmonton Storm	14
2019	Saskatoon Valkyries	57	Winnipeg Wolfpack	0
2019	Regina Riot	9	Manitoba Fearless	34
	Week 2
2019	Edmonton Storm	56	Northern Anarchy	0
2019	Lethbridge Steel	25	Calgary Rage	55
2019	Saskatoon Valkyries	38	Regina Riot	13
2019	Winnipeg Wolfpack	0	Manitoba Fearless	54
	Week 3
2019	Northern Anarchy	0	Calgary Rage	56
2019	Edmonton Storm	33	Lethbridge Steel	20
2019	Winnipeg Wolfpack	0	Regina Riot	63
2019	Manitoba Fearless	0	Saskatoon Valkyries	37
	Week 4
2019	Edmonton Storm	18	Calgary Rage	10
2019	Northern Anarchy	0	Lethbridge Steel	133
2019	Manitoba Fearless	50	Winnipeg Wolfpack	0
2019	Regina Riot	7	Saskatoon Valkyries	2

Report

Saskatoon Valkyries won the 9th Western Women’s Canadian Football League Championship in 2019, defeating hosts Regina Riot 25-3 in the Championship Game. They had gone through the season undefeated with a 4-0 Regular Season Record, topping the Prairie Conference before comprehensive victories over Winnipeg Wolfpack (66-0) and Lethbridge Steel (53-0) in the Playoffs.

The Regina Riot were runners-up in the Prairie Conference, advancing to the Championship Game with a 30-8 win over Western Conference Champions Edmonton Storm, after a 13-9 defeat of Manitoba Fearless in the Semi-Finals. Other teams in the eight-team WWCFL were Calgary Rage, runners-up in the Western Conference but knocked out at the Quarter-Final stage by Lethbridge; and Northern Anarchy, who dropped out of the League for 2020.

References

[1] Western Women’s Canadian Football League (2019) WWCFL Logo – ac3c7255dce79205ad91beaae8b7e65f [Internet] Available from: http://nebula.wsimg.com/ac3c7255dce79205ad91beaae8b7e65f?AccessKeyId=1A795C3DCD601BA21724&disposition=0&alloworigin=1 [Accessed 2 January 2021]

Websites

[2] Western Women’s Canadian Football League (2019) Results [Internet] Available from: http://www.wwcfl.ca/results.html [Accessed 2 January 2021]

[3] Western Women’s Canadian Football League (2019) Contact-Us [Internet] Available from: http://www.wwcfl.ca/contact-us.html [Accessed 2 January 2021]

[4] Western Women’s Canadian Football League (2019) 2019 Championship [Internet] Available from: http://www.wwcfl.ca/2019-championship.html [Accessed 2 January 2021]

Images

[5] Western Women’s Canadian Football League (2019) The Saskatoon Valkyries celebrate their 2019 WWCFL Chamipionship 417cf882f185594ff2236fbf6d15bd2e [Internet] Available from: [Accessed 2 January 2021][Photo Credit: Louis Christ]

Acknowledgements

Thanks to Judith Burns.

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