Banjo Bowl

The Banjo Bowl has grown to become one of the most intense rivalries in the CFL.
The Banjo Bowl is the annual rematch game between the Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Saskatchewan Roughriders of the Canadian Football League (CFL) after the Labor Day Classic. It is one of the most heated rivalries in the CFL, and the atmosphere at the game is always electric.
The rivalry began in 1923, when the Blue Bombers and Roughriders first met in the Grey Cup. The two teams have been playing each other ever since, and the rivalry has only grown more intense over time.
The Banjo Bowl is always a close game, and the outcome is often decided by the smallest of margins. In recent years, the Blue Bombers have had the upper hand, but the Roughriders are always a threat to win.
The Banjo Bowl is more than just a football game. It's a cultural event that brings together fans from all over Western Canada. The game is a chance for fans to celebrate their team and their region, and to show their support for the CFL.
The Banjo Bowl is named after the banjo, which is a musical instrument that is popular in both Manitoba and Saskatchewan. The banjo is often played at CFL games, and it has become a symbol of the rivalry between the Blue Bombers and Roughriders.
The Banjo Bowl is a unique and special event in the CFL. It's a game that is full of passion, intensity, and excitement. If you're a fan of the CFL, then you need to make sure to catch the Banjo Bowl.