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Double gold for Centennial Chargers at BOQ Football Championships

By Brock Ormond Nov 9, 2026 | 1:51 PM

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It was a ‘double gold’ weekend for the Centennial Chargers Junior and Senior Football teams.

Both teams took victories at the Bay of Quinte Championships at Mary Ann Sills Field this past Saturday.

The Junior squad steamrolled the Eastside Ravens 42-6, followed by the Senior Chargers downing the Senior Ravens 27-12.

Next up for the Chargers is the COSSA Championships.

The junior game will take place this Thursday, November 12 in the Bay of Quinte region.

The senior COSSA championship will take place Friday in the Kawartha region.