Zander Horvath scores four touchdowns as BC Lions defeat winless Ottawa Redblacks.

The B.C. Lions dominated the winless Ottawa Redblacks 45-24 on Sunday night, with running back Zander Horvath putting on a historic performance. Horvath rushed for 164 yards and four touchdowns, leading the Lions to their fifth straight win Global News.
The loss deepened Ottawa's misery. The Redblacks have now gone more than a calendar year without a win, extending their losing streak to 17 games — the longest in CFL modern era history Global News. Meanwhile, B.C. improved to 6-5 on the season.
Zander Horvath turned TD Place Stadium into his personal playground. The Lions running back racked up 164 rushing yards and scored four touchdowns, overpowering Ottawa's defense from start to finish Yahoo Sports. His performance anchored B.C.'s explosive offensive attack.
Behind Horvath, the Lions' passing game also fired on all cylinders. Quarterback Nathan Rourke completed 22 of 25 passes for 355 yards and two touchdowns, marking his fourth straight game with over 300 passing yards Agassiz Harrison Observer.
Sunday's defeat extends Ottawa's brutal losing streak to 17 games without a victory. The Redblacks' record now stands as the longest losing streak in CFL modern era history, spanning more than a full calendar year Airdrie City View.
Quarterback Jake Maier completed 19 of 33 passes for 291 yards and two touchdowns but could not overcome the offensive onslaught from B.C. Maier also made unwanted history: he became the first quarterback in CFL history to lose 11 straight starts Global News.
The 45-24 victory marks B.C.'s fifth consecutive win. The Lions improved their record to 6-5, putting them firmly back in playoff contention after a rough start to the season Winnipeg Free Press. Their red-hot offense shows no signs of cooling down.
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