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The Grey Cup

The Grey Cup. Canada has it’s own professional football league called the Canadian Football League. CFL Teams. The Grey Cup. The Grey Cup is the name of the CFL championship and the trophy given to the winning team. The Grey Cup.

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The Grey Cup

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  1. The Grey Cup

  2. Canada has it’s own professional football league called the Canadian Football League.

  3. CFL Teams

  4. The Grey Cup The Grey Cup is the name of the CFL championship and the trophy given to the winning team.

  5. The Grey Cup • Named for Lord Albert Henry Earl Grey, Governor General of Canada, who donated the trophy in 1909.Each year, it’s held in a different city across Canada.

  6. The Ball A football is brown and spherical-shaped (round or like a circle). It’s sometimes called a “pigskin” because it’s made from leather.

  7. The Game • 12 players, try to get the football into their opponents  end zone,  either through running or passing. • Defensive (blocking) players try to block, or stop offensive (with the ball) players by tackling them.

  8. Football players  wear a lot of equipment that helps to protect players who get tackled and jumped on a lot.

  9. A football game has two 30 minute periods. The break between the two periods is called half-time. During the Grey Cup there is usually a big half-time show.

  10. The Field • White lines are drawn across the field every 5 yards (4.6 m) from the goal line (these are called “yard lines”) • The offence must move the ball at least 10 yards towards the opponents’ goal line in three downs (tries) or the ball goes to the other team.

  11. In football a goal is called a touchdown and is worth 6 points. • Field goals are worth 3 points, and safeties are worth 2 points.

  12. We Are the Champions!!! Celebration

  13. We Are the Champions!!! Grey Cup Rings

  14. We Are the Champions!!! Grey Cup Rings

  15. Grey Cup 2013 Vs.

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