11:00 Bluewater Power Titans – 27 vs. ANWIS Heat – 13
1:00 Lambton Metal Service Rampage – 28 vs. Onsite Sportswear Power Champs – 21

The Sarnia Flag Football Association began its playoffs with 2 semi-final games on Sunday November 28 at Lansdowne Park in Sarnia. At 11:00 the ANWIS Heat hoped to upset the undefeated and defending SFFA champions, the Bluewater Power Titans….but it was not to be as the Titans dominated the field on both sides of the ball controlling the ball for the majority of the game before defeating the Heat by a score of 27 to 13. Scoring for the Titans were Jim Grasse, Bryan Weaver and Jay Allison. For the Heat in the losing cause, majors were scored by Joe Mason and Barry McGann.

The 1:00 semi featured an extremely competitive match-up between the SFFA expansion team, the Onsite Sportswear Power Champs against the veteran Lambton Metal Service Rampage. During regular season, these 2 teams always had close games against each other as well as similar win-loss records in the league. As with the first game of the day, the Power Champs hoped to overthrow the perennial bridesmaid Rampage….and for much of the game, it looked like the upset was in the making as the Power Champs held a 1 point lead going into the 3rd quarter. But experience and patience held the day as the Rampage scored late in the 4th. However, with 5 plays left in the game….the Power Champs began marching the ball down field. But with 2 plays left in the game, Rampage’s Sean Devereaux intercepted a deep pass ending the Power Champs dreams of overthrowing the Rampage.

And with this, the SFFA Bluewater Championship game is set as the Bluewater Power Titans will again be challenged by the Lambton Metal Service Rampage for the 3rd time in 3 years. The Titans will hope defend their title as the 5 time SFFA champions while the Rampage will hope that the “third time is a charm” as they try to get the monkey of their back in finally defeating the Titans in the championships. Game time is at 12:00 on Sunday December 05 at Lansdowne Park in Sarnia.