It was a perfect mix of offence and defence for the Langley Stampeders.
The midget football team scored five touchdowns, while the defence did not allow the host Cowichan Timbermen to get any traction on offence.
The end result was a 34-7 Langley victory on Sunday at Duncan’s McAdam Field.
The Stamps got a pair of touchdowns apiece from Sheldon Gangloff and Kevin Dacosta — they both scored once along the ground and once through the air.
The other touchdown came when Devante Wilson connected with Simon Odong on a TD pass, one of three Wilson threw in the game.
Langley also controlled the game in the trenches along both the offensive and defensive lines.
On offence, the Stampeders kept their quarterback clean, giving him the time to make his throws while also creating nice running lanes for their backs.
The defensive line produced a couple of sacks while the Stampeders offensive line kept Wilson clean all game long. And the Stamps defensive backfield also came up with several interceptions to snuff out Cowichan drives.
The lone Timbermen touchdown came on special teams as Cowichan scored on a kick-off return to make the score 21-7.
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The Langley Mustangs kept things close for the first half, but fell 34-0 to the Abbotsford Falcons in bantam football at McLeod Athletic Park on Sunday.
Brodie Thomas led the Mustangs ground game with 50 yards while Stryker Roloff (25 yards), Joshua Fletcher (20 yards) and Nathan Goodard (20 yards) also contributed to the ground game.
Ethan Croome led the defence with seven tackles. Joe Nickel also came through with five quarterback sacks and linebacker Damon Minhas recovered a Falcons fumble.
Thomas Maki and Roloff each had five tackles while Thomas Tombe had four.