Tyreik McAllister delivered a historic performance for the Calgary Stampeders, scoring three touchdowns in a single game—via rushing, receiving, and kick return—to lead his team to a dominant 52-30 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.This achievement makes him the first CFL player to accomplish this feat, joining an elite group with Earl Winfield (1988) and James Jefferson (1987).McAllister’s three touchdowns all came in the first half, showcasing his versatility and impact.The win ended Calgary’s two-game losing streak and snapped Winnipeg’s three-game winning streak.Quarterback Vernon Adams Jr.also had a strong game, throwing for 319 yards and three touchdowns while setting a new record for passing touchdowns without an interception.The Stampeders’ offense dominated, accumulating 387 net yards, with key contributions from Jalen Philpot, Tevin Jones, and Dedrick Mills.Winnipeg’s Dru Brown struggled with turnovers, throwing four interceptions, while Brady Oliveira led the Bombers’ scoring with two touchdowns.Despite a late rally, Winnipeg’s comeback stalled, resulting in a decisive loss.The game highlighted McAllister’s historic moment and Calgary’s offensive prowess.