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In the annals of Canadian football history, the 1994 season marked a significant milestone with the BC Lions capturing the 82nd Grey Cup, defeating the Baltimore F.C. by a score of 26-23. This championship was particularly noteworthy as it represented the inaugural professional football contest pitting a U.S. team against a Canadian team, showcasing the growing influence of football across North America.
Throughout the 1994 season, the BC Lions demonstrated resilience, concluding the campaign with a record of 11 wins, 6 losses, and 1 tie, accumulating 23 points. This performance earned them a third-place finish in the CFL's West Division, setting the stage for their historic Grey Cup triumph. The win not only solidified the Lions' legacy within the Canadian Football League but also underscored the competitive spirit that characterizes the sport in both nations.