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Canadian football team season
The 1995 BC Lions finished in third place in the North Division with a 10–8 record. They appeared in the North semi-final but were defeated by the Edmonton Eskimos , denying the team a chance to defend their Grey Cup title.
Offseason [ edit ]
CFL Draft [ edit ]
Preseason [ edit ]
Regular season [ edit ]
Season standings [ edit ]
[1]
Season schedule [ edit ]
Week
Game
Date
Opponent
Results
Venue
Attendance
Score
Record
1
1
Fri, June 30
vs. Baltimore Stallions
W 37–34
1–0
BC Place
23,999
2
2
Fri, July 7
at Memphis Mad Dogs
W 31–13
2–0
Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium
14,278
3
3
Thu, July 13
vs. Toronto Argonauts
W 35–34
3–0
BC Place
24,276
4
4
Fri, July 21
at Calgary Stampeders
L 24–46
3–1
McMahon Stadium
30,012
5
5
Thu, July 27
vs. Ottawa Rough Riders
W 48–11
4–1
BC Place
22,226
6
6
Thu, Aug 3
vs. Birmingham Barracudas
W 30–23 (OT)
5–1
BC Place
21,948
7
7
Wed, Aug 9
at Saskatchewan Roughriders
W 43–25
6–1
Taylor Field
20,421
7
8
Mon, Aug 14
at Toronto Argonauts
W 19–6
7–1
SkyDome
17,084
8
9
Fri, Aug 18
at Winnipeg Blue Bombers
L 6–11
7–2
Winnipeg Stadium
22,769
9
10
Sat, Aug 26
vs. Shreveport Pirates
L 19–20
7–3
BC Place
24,535
10
Bye
11
11
Sat, Sept 9
at Ottawa Rough Riders
W 43–24
8–3
Frank Clair Stadium
22,564
12
12
Sat, Sept 16
vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats
W 49–14
9–3
BC Place
25,432
13
13
Fri, Sept 22
vs. Edmonton Eskimos
L 18–33
9–4
BC Place
32,837
14
14
Sun, Oct 1
at Edmonton Eskimos
L 36–39
9–5
Commonwealth Stadium
30,046
15
15
Mon, Oct 9
vs. Calgary Stampeders
L 27–41
9–6
BC Place
32,907
16
16
Sun, Oct 15
at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
L 13–43
9–7
Ivor Wynne Stadium
23,112
17
17
Sat, Oct 21
at Baltimore Stallions
L 26–28
9–8
Memorial Stadium
33,208
18
18
Sat, Oct 28
vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
W 30–25
10–8
BC Place
27,464
[2]
Awards and records [ edit ]
1995 CFL All-Stars [ edit ]
Northern All-Star selections [ edit ]
Playoffs [ edit ]
North semi-final [ edit ]
References [ edit ]