PHOTO RELEASE: THE GREY CUP AND COMPETING TEAMS ARRIVE IN HAMILTON

Iconic trophy, Tiger-Cats and Blue Bombers arrive ahead of the 108th Grey Cup

HAMILTON – A trio of arrivals officially marked the beginning of Grey Cup week in the lead-up to the 108th Grey Cup.

Canadian Football League (CFL) Commissioner Randy Ambrosie, City of Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger, Hamilton Tiger-Cats Caretaker Bob Young, Hamilton Tiger-Cats alumnus Andy Fantuz, Chief Mark hill and Leroy Hill, a Traditional Haudenosaunee Leader, opened the week’s festivities at Bayfront Park.

The head coaches and players from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers met with media members at the Canadian Warplane Heritage Museum ahead of their highly-anticipated match-up in the 108th Grey Cup on Sunday, December 12 beginning at 6 p.m. ET.

The attached photos are available for media use and must be credited to Thomas Skrlj/CFL.

Lucas Barrett

Lucas Barrett

Director, Communications & Public Affairs, Canadian Football League

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