The Sudbury Gladiators advanced a few more yards around the learning curve Saturday. However, it wasn’t enough to lift the first-year Canadian Junior Football League franchise to its first-ever win, despite a spirited effort that didn’t stop until the final horn. The Gladiators fell 38-7 to the league-leading […] More: …

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