Quarterback Bruno Prudhomme threw 254 yards and a touchdown as No. 1 Laval Rouge et Or remained undefeated in two games this season with a 24-14 victory over the No. 6 University of Montreal Carabins in CIS football on Saturday. Laval registered first on the scoreboard with a 42-yard field goal by Boris Bede for a 3-0 early lead. At the end of the first quarter, Frederic Plesius picked off Montreal quarterback Yan Cyr and brought the ball back 57 yards to increase the lead 10-0. Montreal (1-1) had a strong second quarter as quarterback Nadeau-Piuze narrowed the gap to 10-7 with a touchdown on a one-yard run that closed a 65-yard drive. Then, just over three minutes later, the Carabins took the lead after a catch of 29 yards of Felix Prevost in the end zone, bringing the score to 14-10 Montreal. "I am disappointed with our discipline in the second quarter, it was shot in the foot a little," said Laval head coach Glen Constantin. "But we played the first quarter and a flawless second half. We must learn to play well for 60 minutes." Elsewhere in CIS football on Saturday: Acadia 43 StFX 10; Concordia 25 Bishops 18; Toronto 10 York 8; No. 2 Western 48 No. 3 McMaster 21; Ottawa 19 Queens 6; Guelph 65 Waterloo 13; Lancers 41, No. 8 Golden Hawks 40; and Manitoba 22, Alberta 20. At Laval, Que., the home side took the lead just before half time as Sebastien Levesque plunged in the end zone from one yard out with less a second to go. The only scoring in the second half came when receiver Guillaume Rioux caught a nine yard pass from Prudhomme to make it a 24-10 lead that Laval (2-0) would not relinquish. "Montreal has a very good team and they played an excellent game," said Laval head coach Glen Constantin. "I liked our intensity in the first quarter, the performance was good. It was important to win our first home game." Lavals will next take on undefeated Sherbrooke on Saturday while Montreal hosts Saint Marys. Axemen 43, X-Men 10@ At Antigonish, N.S., quarterback Kyle Graves went 18-for-27 for 299 yards and three touchdowns as Acadia cruised past StFX. Taylor Renaud was the leading receiver with five catches for 87 yards, while Michael Squires caught two TDs Justin McLean caught Acadias only touchdown, a 37-yard pass from Cory Wensley. --- Stingers 25, Gaiters 18@ At Lennoxville, Que., Jordan Heather went 25-for-45 for 327 yards and two TDs but it wasnt enough as Concordia (1-1) downed Bishops (0-2). Concordia took the lead for the first time at on Kris Robertsons 56-yard punt return at 13:57 of the first quarter, putting the visitors up 9-7. A single and Concordias second safety touch of the day combined to give the Stingers a 12-10 lead. 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