two-point conversion attempt pushed Duncan O'Mahony back for a 22-yard convert attempt that went wide. Damon Allen returned to the game for the Argos, and was promptly decked as he tried to pass by a charging Barrin Simpson. Dickenson just missed a streaking Geroy Simon's outstretched hands to stop the next BC drive, and Toronto took over again with a short field. Allen found Tony Miles wide open and pushed down to the Lions' 10-yard line with the clock at three minutes and counting. Noel Prefontaine pushed the Argos' lead to eight points on a short field goal. BC failed to move the ball on what would turn out to be its last chance with the ball, Dickenson just missing the outstretched hands of Simon on a bomb attempt. With the ball back, the Argos got two crucial first downs and wound down the clock to win the game and their 15th Grey Cup. Notable participants Casey Printers, the 2004 Most Outstanding Player, dressed for the game but did not see any playing time. He had stepped in at quarterback for the Lions after an early-season injury to Dickenson, but Dickenson returned in time to play in the Grey Cup. Jason Clermont, a Regina native who scored the game's opening touchdown, was also named the Most Outstanding Canadian Award in the CFL over the season. Toronto Argonauts' 41-year-old quarterback Damon Allen, was named the game's Most Valuable Player for the third time in his career. 2004 CFL Playoffs West Division Semi-final (November 7 @ Edmonton, Alberta) Saskatchewan Roughriders 14-6 Edmonton Eskimos Final (November 14 @ Vancouver, British Columbia) BC Lions 27-25 Saskatchewan Roughriders (OT) East Division Semi-final (November 5 @ Toronto, Ontario) Toronto Argonauts 24-6 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Final (November 14 @ Montreal, Quebec) Toronto Argonauts 26-18 Montreal Alouettes References External links Grey Cup Grey Cup BC Lions Toronto Argonauts Grey Cup Grey Cups hosted in Ottawa 2004 in Ontario 2000s in Ottawa November 2004 sports events in Canada 2004 in Canadian television