Argos, Stamps battle for CFL supremacy during snowfall

The Toronto Argonauts stunned the Calgary Stampeders 27-24 to win the 105th Grey Cup in the nation's capital.

Playing in the elements

Of course the Canadian football championship had to feature heavy snowfall, which began before the game started.

The winter wonderland was picturesque, but didn't make for the smoothest action. Still, the fans didn't mind.

The players were cool with it too, as Cleyon Laing celebrated a first-quarter sack by sliding through the snow.

Century club

Argos receiver DeVier Posey got loose for a 100-yard touchdown to tie the game as the second quarter began.

Running back Jerome Messam plowed in a touchdown as Calgary entered halftime with a 17-8 lead.

Shania dazzles

National treasure Shania Twain kept the proceedings as Canadian as possible by entering her halftime show by sled.

Messam makes 'em miss

Messam added his second score of the game after shedding Argos defender Jermaine Gabriel in the third quarter.

Century club, part II

With time winding down and the Argos trailing by eight, Toronto's Cassius Vaughan picked up a Calgary fumble at his own goal line and brought it 110 yards the other way to tie the game.

For the win

Argos kicker Lirim Hajrullahu nailed the winning field goal from 32 yards out with just 53 seconds on the clock.

Legendary Argos QB Ricky Ray walked away with his fourth Grey Cup victory.

Posey was named MVP.