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| stadium = The Moxiedome | | stadium = The Moxiedome | ||
| location = [[Victoria]], [[Cascadia]] | | location = [[Victoria]], [[Cascadia]] | ||
| attendance = | | attendance = ~40 | ||
| mvp = TBD | | mvp = TBD | ||
| visitor = Fighting Salish | | visitor = [[Fighting Salish]] | ||
| visitor_seed = 2 | | visitor_seed = 2 | ||
| visitor_abbr = SAL | | visitor_abbr = SAL | ||
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| home_score = 47 | | home_score = 47 | ||
| home_statline = 7-11/21 | | home_statline = 7-11/21 | ||
| home_i1 = '''3w'''-5r ''( | | home_i1 = '''3w'''-5r ''(21)'' | ||
| home_i2 = '''4w'''-6r ''(26)'' | | home_i2 = '''4w'''-6r ''(26)'' | ||
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| network = RoseyTV | | network = RoseyTV | ||
| announcers = Sayerleft<br>TheeHawaiian | | announcers = Sayerleft<br>TheeHawaiian | ||
| viewership = | | viewership = 45+ | ||
| previous = | | previous = | ||
| next = ''[[Second Ranger Cup|2nd]]'' | | next = ''[[Second Ranger Cup|2nd]]'' | ||
| color = green | | color = green | ||
}}The '''First Ranger Cup''' was the grand final of the [[First RFL season|inaugural]] [[Rosey Federation League]] (RFL) season, contested on March 29, 2026 at the Moxiedome in [[Victoria]], Cascadia, between the Loon Lake Redeyes and the Fighting Salish to decide the first champions of professional rosey (also known as rosey football or Cascadian football). | }}The '''First Ranger Cup''' was the grand final of the [[First RFL season|inaugural]] [[Rosey Federation League]] (RFL) season, contested on March 29, 2026 at the Moxiedome in [[Victoria]], Cascadia, between the Loon Lake Redeyes and the [[Fighting Salish]] to decide the first champions of professional rosey (also known as rosey football or Cascadian football). | ||
The postseason began on March 14, with Loon Lake defeating Oakwood 65–39 and Fighting Salish overcoming Grouse 73–66 in the semi-finals; both finalists had remained undefeated through much of the regular season before Loon Lake's 69–52 victory over Salish in the final week, cementing their perfect 7–0 record against Salish's 6–1, claiming the Ryzenix trident and fueling what has become the league's premier competitive rivalry. | The postseason began on March 14, with Loon Lake defeating Oakwood 65–39 and Fighting Salish overcoming [[Grouse Bombers|Grouse]] 73–66 in the semi-finals; both finalists had remained undefeated through much of the regular season before Loon Lake's 69–52 victory over Salish in the final week, cementing their perfect 7–0 record against Salish's 6–1, claiming the Ryzenix trident and fueling what has become the league's premier competitive rivalry. | ||
The match was broadcast nationally by RoseyTV starting at for 3:30 pm Pacific time (a one-hour delay). It was broadcast at the same time as Super Bowl VIII, the championship game of the EFL, EarthMC's major gridiron football league. It was the only Ranger Cup contested on [[Terra Aurora]]. | The match was broadcast nationally by RoseyTV starting at for 3:30 pm Pacific time (a one-hour delay). It was broadcast at the same time as Super Bowl VIII, the championship game of the EFL, EarthMC's major gridiron football league. It was the only Ranger Cup contested on [[Terra Aurora]]. | ||
== Unique additions == | |||
Unlike other matches, the Ranger Cup Finals consisted of advertisements and a performance of O' Cascadia. | |||
=== Advertisements === | |||
The advertisements were made in video form, and presented at halftime. The advertisements were, in order, | |||
* [[Cascadian Hockey League|CHL]] promotional ad, made by [[Dexter_that_boi]] | |||
* [[Rainier]] ad | |||
* City of [[Vancouver]] ad | |||
* [[Tel Aviv]] ad (i'm honestly not too sure if it was a meme ad or not, but it was sick af) | |||