Edmonton Elks represented by 7 players on West Division All-CFL Team
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Seven members of the Edmonton Elks were named to the West Division All-CFL team on Wednesday.
The Edmonton Elks fell short of the CFL playoffs for a fourth-straight season in 2024, finishing with a 7-11 record. That being said, the Elks showed progress and on Wednesday, some of the progress was on display as seven members of the Elks were named to the West Division All-CFL team.
Below is a look at the Elks players named to the team.
Receiver Eugene Lewis
Lewis recorded the third 1,000-yard campaign of his career by finishing sixth in the CFL with 1,070 receiving yards. He led the CFL in both touchdowns with 11 and receiving touchdowns with 10.
Lewis set a new team record with eight straight games with a receiving touchdown, besting Tom Scott’s record of seven straight set back in 1982. Lewis also equalled the team record of eight straight games with a touchdown set by Blake Marshall in 1991.
Lewis finished second in the CFL in catches of 30 yards or more and tied for fifth in the league in second-down conversion catches with 29. Lewis is the Elks’ nominee for Most Outstanding Player.
Left tackle Martez Ivey and centre Mark Korte
Both Ivey and Korte helped the Elks to finish as the highest-rushing team in the CFL for 2024 with 2,365 yards, an average of 131.4 yards per game.
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