Tre Ford, Marc Liegghio lead Hamilton Tiger-Cats to 35-22 win over Ottawa Redblacks

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Ralph, D. (2026, October 24). Tre Ford, Marc Liegghio lead Hamilton Tiger-Cats to 35-22 win over Ottawa Redblacks. Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/sports/football/cfl/tre-ford-marc-liegghio-lead-hamilton-tiger-cats-to-35-22-win-over-ottawa-redblacks/article_b9f3fac7-40cc-5342-b1eb-bfe38ccc2f0d.html

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Toronto Star · collected 2026-10-24 · by Dan Ralph

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Tre Ford and Marc Liegghio helped lead the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to a 35-22 victory over the Ottawa Redblacks on Saturday. Ford threw two touchdown passes while Liegghio kicked seven field goals, one shy of a club record. The game saw the Hamilton team secure their second win in their last eight regular-season games, despite Ottawa’s recent first win against Toronto. Ottawa suffered four turnovers and missed opportunities due to poor play, contributing to their loss which extended their losing streak to 23 out of 24 games over two seasons.
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The Hamilton Tiger-Cats defeated the Ottawa Redblacks with a score of 35-22 on October 24, 2026. Tre Ford led the Ticats by throwing two touchdown passes and running for 52 yards, while Marc Liegghio kicked seven field goals, one shy of the club record. The Redblacks committed four turnovers including a fumble, two interceptions, and allowed Hamilton to convert a blocked punt into 20 points. This loss extended Ottawa’s losing streak to 23 games over the past year, setting an unfortunate record for most losses to start a season with 16. Despite this, the Redblacks had recently won their first game of the year against Toronto.

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🔮 Toronto will host the fourth-place finisher in the West in the East semifinal Oct 31.
🔮 “It would just mean we’ve got a good offence and you’ve got to pick your poison,” said Mital.
🔮 Ottawa has also struggled mightily on defence, allowing 37.5 points, 486.6 net offensive yards, 134.1 rushing yards and 348.4 passing yards per game and 64 total touchdowns — all league highs.
🔮 Miller said Monday he hasn’t decided if or when Kelly might practise this week, or whether Kelly will play Friday night when Toronto (9-8) hosts the Montreal Alouettes (13-4) in the regular-season finale for both teams.
🔮 The Montreal Alouettes (11-3) could clinch first in the East Division with a win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (7-7) later Saturday.
🔮 The Argos have clinched a home playoff game and remain — mathematically at least — in contention for first in the East Division. But the Montreal Alouettes (11-3) would clinch top spot — and host the East final Nov. 7 — with a Toronto loss to B.C. and a home win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers (7-7) on Saturday night. Pickett, 30, isn’t the only Argos defensive player enjoying a solid campaign.
🔮 Both standards could fall quickly as Horvath has scored three or more touchdowns in a game three times this year, including a season-high four TDs in a 45-24 win over Ottawa on Aug. 30.
🔮 Fajardo had a shot at the recovery following a high snap but couldn’t corral the ball, allowing Holley to scoop it up and rumble downfield.
🔮 Millington and the other ‘26 class members will be honoured Friday night during the Hamilton Tiger-Cats-Montreal Alouettes game at Hamilton Stadium.
🔮 American Harrison Frost will start Friday night when Hamilton hosts the Montreal Alouettes in the annual Hall of Fame game.
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HAMILTON Ottawa Redblacks Ticats Toronto

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HAMILTON GPE · 9× Liegghio PERSON · 8× Ottawa GPE · 8× Ticats ORG · 4× Geelen PERSON · 3× Barnes PERSON · 2× CFL ORG · 2× Ford ORG · 2× Redblacks ORG · 2× Toronto GPE · 2×

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But the Redblacks committed four turnovers (fumble, two interceptions, downs) and allowed a partially blocked punt that Hamilton converted into 20 points (two touchdowns, two field goals).
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HAMILTON - Tre Ford threw two TD passes and Marc Liegghio kicked seven field goals to power the Hamilton Tiger-Cats past the Ottawa Redblacks 35-22 on Saturday afternoon. asserted
Liegghio → throw → afternoon
Liegghio finished one field goal short of Paul Osbaldiston’s club record. asserted
Liegghio → finish → record
The Ticats (6-12) earned just a second win over their final eight regular-season games. asserted
Ticats → earn → games
Both were against Ottawa as Hamilton claimed a 34-16 decision at TD Place on Oct. 2. asserted
Hamilton → claim → Oct.
Ford finished 18-of-25 passing for 170 yards. asserted
Ford → finish → yards
He also ran eight times for 52 yards. asserted
He → run → yards
Ottawa (1-17) was coming off its first win of the year, a 40-39 decision versus Toronto. asserted
Ottawa → come → Toronto
But the Redblacks committed four turnovers (fumble, two interceptions, downs) and allowed a partially blocked punt that Hamilton converted into 20 points (two touchdowns, two field goals). asserted
Hamilton → commit → points
The loss was Ottawa’s 23rd in 24 games dating back to last season. asserted
loss → date → season
The Redblacks set a CFL record for most losses to open a season (16). asserted
Redblacks → set → season
Bryson Barnes was 13-of-26 passing for 163 yards and two interceptions in his second CFL start. asserted
Barnes → pass → start
Barnes threw for 339 yards and two TDs last week versus Toronto. asserted
Barnes → throw → Toronto
Veteran Jake Maier, who was 0-12 earlier this year as Ottawa’s starter, completed 13-of-15 passes for 131 yards in the fourth quarter. asserted
who → complete → quarter
Maier had TD passes of five yards to Ayden Eberhardt (9:14) and three yards to Justin Hardy (13:42). asserted
Maier → have → Hardy
Hamilton earned a sixth straight win over Ottawa and 16th in 18 matchups overall. asserted
Hamilton → earn → matchups
Jaelen Gill and Larry Rountree III scored Hamilton’s touchdowns. asserted
Gill → score → touchdowns
Liegghio added the converts. asserted
Liegghio → add → converts
Ottawa’s Paul Geelen kicked three field goals and a convert. asserted
Geelen → kick → goals
Rountree’s five-yard TD grab at 14:40 of the third moved the Ticats up 35-9. asserted
grab → move → Ticats
It followed Ryan Baker’s partially blocked punt. asserted
It → follow → punt
Liegghio’s 37-yard field goal at 5:02 moved Hamilton ahead 25-9. asserted
goal → move → Hamilton
His seventh of the game, from 42 yards out at 6:42, stretched the Ticats’ lead to 28-9. asserted
seventh → stretch → 28
The kickers dominated the opening half with eight combined field goals, the last being Liegghio’s 53-yard boot to end the half. asserted
last → dominate → half
That gave Hamilton a 22-9 lead as the Ticats scored 10 points off three Ottawa turnovers. asserted
Ticats → give → turnovers
Geelen hit a 28-yard kick at 14:33 after Liegghio’s 22-yard field goal at 13:43. asserted
Geelen → hit → 13:43
It was set up by Isaiah Wooden Sr.‘s 45-yard punt return. asserted
It → set → return
A scrambling Ford found Gill on a 16-yard TD pass at 10:49 to put Hamilton up 16-6. asserted
Ford → scramble → Hamilton
It followed Wynton McManis’s 33-yard interception return. asserted
It → follow → return
Liegghio gave Hamilton a 9-6 lead with a 40-yard field goal at 4:18. asserted
Liegghio → give → 4:18
It came after Barnes was stopped on third-and-one at Ottawa’s 39-yard line. asserted
Barnes → come → line
Geelen made it 6-6 with a 53-yard field goal at 14:20 of the first after Liegghio’s 46-yarder at 11:26. asserted
it → make → 11:26
Liegghio connected from 34 yards out at 7:17 after Geelen’ s 28-yard field goal at 3:57 opened the scoring. asserted
goal → connect → scoring
This report by The Canadian Press was first published Oct., 24, 2026. asserted
report → publish → Press
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