however, when Ryan Tremblay returned the kickoff 62 yards, the longest kickoff return in Vanier history, and Western's possession ended with a 14-yard touchdown reception by Nick Trevail. Only 51 seconds later, that was nullified by Feoli Gudino again with an 82-yard pass reception from Laval QB Benoit Groulx, the fourth-longest TD catch in game history and the first half ended with Laval leading 27–7. Laval continued in the third quarter with Mathieu Bouvette making a 92-yard touchdown reception, the longest ever in a Vanier Cup. Western responded with a 23-yard touchdown catch by Jesse Bellamy and Laval answered back with a 63 rushing touchdown by Sebastien Levesque making the score 41-14 at the end of the third quarter. Western scored a touchdown on a 9-yard pass to Nathan Riva to open the fourth quarter but that would be their final scoring play and Laval kicker Milo made the final score 44-21 with a field goal with just over three minutes left in the game. Notable game facts Laval Rouge et Or became the 12th team in CIS history to claim the Vanier Cup after an undefeated season. Laval scored an impressive total of 4 TD of more than 60 yards during that game. The 92 yards TD pass from Groulx to Mathieu Bouvette was the longest in Vanier Cup history. Laval Quarterback Benoit Groulx became the fourth player in CIS history to win the Hec Crighton Trophy and Vanier Cup in the same season. Previous ones are Mark Nohra (UBC, 1997), Don Blair (Calgary, 1995) and Greg Vavra (Calgary, 1983). Mustangs kick returner Ryan Tremblay (London, Ont.), established single-game marks in kickoff returns (6), kickoff return yardage (204) and longest kickoff return (62 yards) in a Vanier Cup game. Mustang quarterback Michael Faulds completed 37 of 65 pass attempts for 403 yards, which ranked first all-time in Vanier Cup completions, and his attempts and yardage numbers are the highest in a regulation-length Vanier Cup. The Rouge & Or defence held the Mustangs to 30 net rush yards (0 in first half), establishing a new Vanier Cup record. They also tied the Vanier Cup record for most sacks with five. Western has the most Vanier Cup wins with six and Laval now has the second most Vanier Cup wins with five. With this title, Laval head coach Glen Constantin (2003, 2004, 2006, 2008) joined Peter Connellan (1983, 1985, 1988, 1995),