Saskatchewan Roughriders -- All the news on those beloved Riders
Ah, the Saskatchewan Roughriders – possessors of the league’s most vocal and ubiquitous fanbase, the league’s shiniest and spiffiest new stadium, the most ups and down in an CFL team’s history. The Riders started as a top-level football club in 1910 but not win a national championship until ’66, after they’d lost a whopping eight Cup games in the previous 56 seasons. Three more Cups were added to the metaphorical Saskatchewan trophy cases in 1989, 2007, 2013, interspersed between seven losses in the championship match and nine West final Ls. When will the Riders grab the big trophy again? Stick around here for Saskatchewan Roughriders news to find out.
After 21 years with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, I'm mourning the season that could have been
Working with the Saskatchewan Roughriders for more than two decades has been more than just a job. I started volunteering with the Riders when I was only eight years old
Source: cbc.caWith no football in sight, Riders fans reminisce about Labour Day Classics past
To relive Rob Vanstone‘s favourite Labour Day Classic memory, you have to travel all the way back to 1976
Source: globalnews.ca
Riders' legend, former CFLPA president George Reed to league and players: "Have a fistfight" but do it behind closed doors
With the CFL and CFLPA still embroiled in the crisis of negotiation for a COVID shortened season, CTV’s Claire Hanna sat down with 80-year old George Reed to
Source: 3downnation.com
Redonkulous Duron Carter grab wins CFL's Catch Madness bracket
Duron Carter has left his mark on the CFL in many ways, most impressively on the field was his redonkulous touchdown on that memorable summer night in July 2017
Source: 3downnation.com
Riders submit 'competitive bid' for CFL hub city in Regina, which includes $3 million from the province
Saskatchewan premier Scott Moe has stated he has a very large appetite for a CFL hub in the prairies
Source: 3downnation.comSaskatchewan Roughriders head coach Craig Dickenson dealing with uncomfortable off-season
The Saskatchewan Roughriders were set to open up the season this Friday night against the Montreal Alouettes at Mosaic Stadium, however, the COVID-19 pandemic changed all of that
Source: globalnews.ca
CFL, Roughriders announce Saskatchewan Grey Cup moved to 2022
REGINA — The Saskatchewan Roughriders, along with the CFL announced Wednesday that the Saskatchewan Grey Cup and Grey Cup Festival, initially set for November 22, 2020, will take place in 2022
Source: cfl.ca
Commissioner Ambrosie Updates on the 2020 season, 108th Grey Cup
The Canadian Football League is calling an audible on its plans for the 2020 season and the 108th Grey Cup due to the Coronavirus pandemic
Source: bluebombers.com
Saskatchewan Grey Cup hosted by Riders moved to 2022 due to COVID-19
The Saskatchewan Roughriders, along with the CFL have decided to move the Saskatchewan Grey Cup and Grey Cup Festival, initially set for November 22, 2020, to 2022
Source: 3downnation.com
Riders' defensive end Jordan Reaves hopeful for a 2020 CFL regular season
A Saskatchewan Roughriders fan reacts after his team lost to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL West Final football game in Regina, Sunday, Nov. 17, 2019
Source: medicinehatnews.com
Former Riders CEO Jim Hopson: CFL ask for $150 million 'it's not out of line'
Former Saskatchewan Roughriders chief operating officer and president Jim Hopson wasn’t shocked by the CFL’s $150 million ask in financial aid from the Canadian government
Source: 3downnation.com
Vanstone: A recipe for a socially distanced CFL season
The key to the Canadian Football League’s short-term future just might be found by revisiting its distant past. Suppose that the Canada-U.S
Source: winnipegsun.com
Mayor Michael Fougere: 'No timeline' for Saskatchewan Roughriders games in Regina
Due to the uncertainty amid the coronavirus pandemic, Regina Mayor Michael Fougere cannot provide a framework for when the Saskatchewan Roughriders might be able to play in the prairies
Source: 3downnation.com
O'Leary: Calvillo aims to impress a new audience
Through his 15-year run with the Montreal Alouettes, Anthony Calvillo was often the calming, stoic face of his team
Source: cfl.ca
Calvillo to take centre stage in CFL Encore broadcast on Friday
TORONTO — TSN will be continuing its programming of classic CFL games with “Anthony Calvillo Night,” highlighting a pair of trademark games from one of the all-time great signal-callers
Source: cfl.ca
COVID-19 pandemic having an impact on Saskatchewan Roughriders kicker Brett Lauther's preparation
The Saskatchewan Roughriders kicker was planning to spend the off-season in Regina training at the team's facility in preparation for the 2020 season
Source: tsn.ca
'Stadium Night' headlines CFL Encore broadcasts on TSN Friday
TORONTO — TSN will be continuing its programming of classic CFL games with “Stadium Night,” which will see one era end and another begin
Source: cfl.ca
Lions hunkering down to weather coronavirus storm like the rest of us
The B.C
Source: theprovince.com
CFL announces its 2020 Touchdown Atlantic game in Halifax has been sold out
The CFL’s 2020 edition of Touchdown Atlantic is a sellout, with all 10,000 tickets currently available purchased
Source: thestar.com
Statement from Craig Reynolds on Passing of Dick Rendek and Keith Critchley
The Saskatchewan Roughriders are saddened to learn of the recent passing of two of the Club’s past presidents, Dick Rendek (President from 1982 to1984) and Keith Critchley (President from
Source: riderville.com
CFL, players' association still discussing T.J. Jones contract situation
Jones agreed to a free-agent contract reportedly worth $200,000 annually with the Toronto Argonauts last month
Source: thestar.com
CFL, CFL Players' Association still discussing T.J. Jones contract situation
Jones agreed to a free-agent contract reportedly worth $200,000 annually with the Toronto Argonauts last month
Source: timescolonist.com
Province planning to pony up $3 million for Grey Cup Festival
The province will give $3 million to the Saskatchewan Roughriders to support the 2020 Grey Cup Festival, as part of the government’s bid to boost tourism
Source: montrealgazette.com
2020 Grey Cup in Riderville should be one to remember
The CFL commissioner hadn’t even disembarked from his flight at the Regina International Airport when he was approached by a restless fan of the Saskatchewan Roughriders who wondered about
Source: montrealgazette.com
RIDERS UNVEIL EARLY DETAILS OF GREY CUP FESTIVAL
With the 2020 Grey Cup Festival just nine short months away, the Saskatchewan Roughriders are excited to announce some of the first details of the Grey Cup Festival, its sponsors
Source: riderville.com