The Carabins' offense finally returned to the end zone, and the University of Montreal club ended its losing streak by winning 24-9 against the McGill Redbirds on Saturday at the Claude Sports Complex. - Robillard.

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The Blues had been unable to register a single major in their last two outings, where they suffered setbacks against the Université Laval Rouge et Or and the Vert

The Carabins (6-2) remedied this situation in their second offensive streak of this last game of the regular season. Thanks to a quarterback sneak, William Legault successfully concluded a 67-yard push.

That touchdown, however, was followed by tough times for head coach Marco Iadeluca's offense. Quarterback Jonathan Sénécal threw two interceptions, including one returned in the paying zone by Benjamin Labrosse, in two of the next three sequences.

The pivot redeemed himself before the end of the first half by finding Legault on 22 yards to restore priority to his own. It was Sénécal's first touchdown pass since the first quarter against the Concordia Stingers on Oct. 8. The number 12 of the University of Montreal did it again in the fourth quarter, joining his efforts with those of Simon Riopel.

Defense in control

On the other side of the ball, the Carabins defensive unit gave no points to the Redbirds offense (1-7) for the second time in as many duels this season.

The unit led by Éloa Latendresse-Regimbald approached the paying zone twice, but opposing players made interceptions to end the threat. Linebackers Harold Miessan and Mohamed Elshal were responsible for the theft.

In addition, this match marked the return to play of Carabins wide receiver Hassane Dosso. The latter was playing his first match in 2022, he who injured his shoulder during training camp. The talented Frenchman saw little demand in the first three quarters, but saw the ball several times in the final 15 minutes. He finished his contest with six catches for 49 yards.

The Carabins will be back on their land next Saturday in one of the semi-finals of the Quebec university circuit. The green