Ryan Granberg rushed for 197 yards and a touchdown Saturday as the Queen's Gaels routed the No. 1 Western Mustangs 37-0 in Canadian university football.
Craig Rushon added another touchdown on the ground for Queen's and Joshua Sultana returned a fumble 11 yards for another score as the Gaels' defence dominated the nation's top-ranked team.
Billy McPhee was 10-of-20 passing for 192 yards for Queen's (6-2), while Dan Village was 4-for-7 on field goals.
Ian Noble threw for 163 yards and two interceptions for Western (7-1), which rested many of its starters on offence, including quarterback Donnie Marshall and star running back Tyler Varga.
At Kingston, Ont., the Gaels opened the scoring early in the first quarter as Granberg scored on an 88-yard run for a 7-0 lead.
Village kicked four field goals and added a safety to make it 21-0. Sultana's fumble return midway through the third quarter put Queen's up by four touchdowns.
Village added two singles before Rushon burst through the tired Mustang's defensive line and into the end zone to make it 37-0 with 1:09 left on the clock.
Saturday marked the first time Western has been shut out since 1973 and the first time Queen's had blanked the Mustangs since 1966.
No. 5 Mauraders 51 No. 9 Gee-Gees 24
At Hamilton, Kyle Quinlan threw for 367 yards and four touchdowns as McMaster pasted Ottawa.
Michael Dicroce caught six balls for 124 yards and a TD for the Marauders (7-1).
Aaron Colbon tossed three touchdowns and three interceptions for Ottawa (5-3).
Elsewhere in the CIS it was: No. 2 Calgary 41 Manitoba 24; ; No. 6 Montreal 36 Concordia 1; Acadia 41 No. 7 Saint Mary's 28; No. 8 UBC 39 Alberta 22; No. 10 Saskatchewan 16 Regina 15; Toronto 45 Waterloo 6; Bishop's 21 McGill 18; Windsor 40 York 15; and Laurier 15 Guelph 10.
