Quarterback Taylor Boudreau takes the snap in semi-final action in Moncton on Saturday. Photo by Marc LeBlanc MONCTON, NB — June 13 — In front of an energized crowd of 300 fans at Rocky Stone Field, the Moncton Mustangs kept their perfect season intact with an impressive 37–12 victory over the Valley Razors in the Maritime Football League semi-final. The win improves Moncton to 5–0 and secures their place in Maritime Bowl 24. The opening quarter featured early adversity for t

Mustangs's offensive line works out during Moncton's practice Thursday evening. MONCTON, N.B. — The Moncton Mustangs will open their post-season Saturday with a familiar opponent and a familiar goal. Fresh off a dominant regular season, the first-place Mustangs will host the fourth-place Valley Razors in a Maritime Football League semi-final on June 13 at 5 p.m. at Rocky Stone Field, the latest step in Moncton’s pursuit of another championship. The matchup comes just one week

June 6, 2026 — Moncton, N.B. Mustangs Quarterback David Patry hands the ball of to runningback Caleb Fogarty against the Valley Razors in Moncton's 61-13 win Saturday at Rocky Stone Field. Photo by Marc LeBlanc In front of nearly 300 fans, the Moncton Mustangs capped off a dominant regular season with a decisive 61–13 win over the Valley Razors, finishing a perfect 4–0 and carrying strong momentum into the playoffs. The Mustangs have now outscored opponents an incredible 199–