The Saskatchewan Huskies have booked their ticket to the 2022 Canada Life Vanier Cup.

Tied 6-6 after the primary half, the Huskies used a dominant second half to beat the St. FX X-Men 36-19 within the Uteck Bowl on Saturday in Antigonish, N.S.

The Huskies held a 15-13 lead with about seven minutes to go within the fourth quarter earlier than a pair of massive performs blew the sport huge open for the guests.

With 6:26 remaining within the fourth quarter Saskatchewan huge receiver Daniel Wiebe scored on a 41-yard go.

On the following drive, Huskies defensive again John Stoll intercepted St. FX quarterback Silas Fagnan and returned it for one more Huskies landing, pushing the Saskatchewan result in 16 factors.

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John Stoll’s interception return for a landing sealed the Huskies’ 36-19 win within the Uteck Bowl at St. Francis Xavier University.

The two groups traded touchdowns earlier than the ultimate whistle.

Saskatchewan will face the Laval Rouge et Or, who got here again to defeat the Western Mustangs 27-20 within the Mitchell Bowl in a while Saturday in London, Ont.

Watch stay protection of the 57th version of the Canadian college soccer championship subsequent Saturday at 1 p.m. ET on CBCSports.ca, CBC Gem and the CBC Sports app for iOS and Android

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