The Toronto Argonauts returned to BMO Field on Thursday night for their first home game in 306 days, defeating the Calgary Stampeders 39-25 in a CFL regular-season matchup.
The Argonauts used a balanced attack, with quarterback Chad Kelly throwing for two touchdowns and running back A.J. Ouellette adding a rushing score. The defense also contributed, forcing two turnovers that led to points.
Head coach Ryan Dinwiddie praised his team's complementary football, saying, 'We played well in all three phases, and that's what we need to win games.'
The win improves Toronto's record to 3-1 on the season, while Calgary falls to 2-2. The Argonauts will look to build on this performance as they continue their homestand.
