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Saskatchewan Roughriders Capture Fifth Grey Cup Title!

11/18/2025

Summary

Roughriders Claim Victory

The Saskatchewan Roughriders won the 112th Grey Cup, defeating the Montreal Alouettes 25-17 in Winnipeg, delivering Saskatchewan's fifth Grey Cup title and first since 2013.
Trevor Harris, in his 13th CFL season, was named MVP after completing 23 of 27 passes for 302 yards with 85.2% accuracy.
The Roughriders' offensive line allowed no sacks, a pass interference challenge led to a touchdown, and Marcus Sayles made a late fumble recovery.

Summary

Roughriders Celebrate Championship

Saskatchewan Roughriders celebrated their fifth Grey Cup victory at Mosaic Stadium.
Head Coach Corey Mace emphasized the team's commitment to representing Saskatchewan.
Trevor Harris, quarterback, was named Most Valuable Player (MVP) and highlighted the bond among players and fans.
The win ends a 12-year wait and fulfilled the childhood dreams of Mitch Picton and Logan Ferland.
A championship parade in Regina reflects community pride and invites fans to celebrate.

History

Historical Context

The Saskatchewan Roughriders won their fourth Grey Cup on November 24, 2013, defeating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 45-23 at Mosaic Stadium in Regina. This victory, after a 12-year championship drought, united approximately 30,000 fans during the celebratory parade. The Roughriders' triumph reflects a deep community pride, echoing past successes and inspiring future generations in Canadian football.

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Roughriders Claim Victory

The Saskatchewan Roughriders won the 112th Grey Cup, defeating the Montreal Alouettes 25-17 in Winnipeg, delivering Saskatchewan's fifth Grey Cup title and first since 2013.
Trevor Harris, in his 13th CFL season, was named MVP after completing 23 of 27 passes for 302 yards with 85.2% accuracy.
The Roughriders' offensive line allowed no sacks, a pass interference challenge led to a touchdown, and Marcus Sayles made a late fumble recovery.

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